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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-02

Nos escriben de Cosmo:
"Grsndes SON las curiosidsdes de actualidad
en- esta Villa Veamosas. Carlos Antoniu
hospedados en- el hotel Bard-guez por. pues
.... por nada sin6 por iugar al escondlts CON
algunos quintales del aztcar ',ue tan1an en alma
cen los seiiores Santiago Hermanos. Goyito des
4e anoche volando con su adorada paloma San
tiaga % arrullarse tlernamente por a'gunos
dias Ill Jut en- observaciones aereas desde Ia
torre de la Ige sia, como ava mensagera, y en- pc.
iigro de muerte porque don Ceramic (sln olor St
entiendel les esta acechando para apedrearle POI
sus indscreciones El Pitlrre lanza en- ristre
disparando desconsidera ablemente sus molestosas
puyas contra el amigo Aguayo. Balbino conver
lido en- censor critico de la administrator Dc
ouestra ceosa dlstlnguida autoridad local.
como punto final hoy so nos presenta El Diario
de Puerto Rsco con noticias sorprendentes inve
rosimiles que nos huelen cosa asf como quisico,
sa del vugo. Y.... viva la pepa !-Csrioso. "
Nos escrlben de Juncos que ell se1or Medic
Metro, de Gurabo, con la 0cssvsdad que le es CO.
racteristaca todo atiende, menos la reparaci6n
del camino que conduce de aquel pueblo este,
que SO halla en- muy NAL estado, NO obstante de
nabersele ordenado por 81 Gobierno su pronts
reparaci6n 81 dicho sefior tuvlese que transita1
81 referido camino y desgraciadamente cayese en-
uno de los numerosos baches que en- Ell mismt
existen, necesitaria el auxilio de una yunta de
bueyes para poder salir y de esta manera recono
ceria que certaments reclama una precisa repa
racion Ia repetda VIA
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Nos escs iben dc Man&ti:

N0B csc Ma1&LI:
"Por ell cabo de polcfa Manuel Torres tueron
'etenidos los individues Leoncio Herpandes (s)
Moyovis Dor herir Andres Davila (a) Batalla,
Antonio Vargas (a) Ponceho por haberle oca.
.jonado uua tremenda herida eobre ell ojo dere
cho 4 Alfonso Padia, y como testgo de este
hecho Rafael Ba bosa. Ambos fue on curados
en e cua to de socorros por el tltular doctor Ger
da, Dicho cabo da cada dia muestra de su celo.'
Felicitsmos nuestro amigo don Alberto
Ma Gonzalez por haber obtenido que desde aye'
h&gA el Tcanvla una parada frente su casa de
sivisnua, Ia cual merecia como compensation
ss construcciones que ha hecho en- el sitio ''la
Olteria" del barrio de Santurce, donde nadie pen
s6 fabricar nunca, y ell amigo citado, saneando
relIenando aquel hovo ha conseguido que otros
e imitsaep, siendo por tanto hoy. por hoy, aque
lla p.rada una de las mas imPortantes, hablen
+osenos inf rmado que dicha parada go llamarS
sa de Gonzslez."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-02

La chiapa eectrlca que dijimos habia ea1do
en- Ia igesis de Mayaedez, penetr6 en- Ia Gus
pide de la torre uel Norte, hacienda desa-
arecer la boa que sety{a ae remate la mlsms
quebrantando la veptanilla del Este donda es
tao las csmpsnss del reIoj pdblico asi como otras
parties interiores extero es de la m1ama' lam
bien ocasion6 a'gunos despe factos en- la szoteS
1e Ia nave lateral del su en- el Pillar del Nolte
del Presbiterio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-02


ests Capital"
#BuQues en- puert1 esta mahans: bergantfn
americana "Hornet", desca, gando; barca norue
ga "Fox", pendiente; vapor nacional "Ram6n de
Herrera, cargando pa-a su rut1; goleta inglesa
"Narcissus descar gaado; goleta auerieana
"Charles Morfod", psnd4erta do descarga; COLE
tas espa1olas petra, cargando para Arecibo
"Concer oi6n", para Arecibo, Aguadilla, Maya
glaz Ponce; "Borinquen', para Aguadilla; ;
Recon mpensa", para Aguadllla, Mayague y Pom.
ce; "Paquete de Areclbo", psra ldem; "Dicho
sa", para idem; "Ana Maria, para Arroyo;
sNueva Flor, para Fajardo; "Julia", para Vega
baia; "Joven Clara, pendiente; Terrible, id;
"Aguadillana", idem "Pepito", carenando.
Recortamos de ID RsSssta Comeercsal de Bar
celona, fecha el Is de Julio:
"Cof9s.- Puerto. Rsco.-Sin arriboe, pero Sc
esperan de impoE aacia por Ell correo "Catalufia"
como hay en- primeras msnos fue1tes existen.
cias que no ha!lan solicitud alguna y para resli.
zarlas seria precise hscer concesones se ha pasa-
do Ia decena muy encalmada y solo SO han colo
del artlculo, pues hacienda bueno ha debido ce
derse menos de pfs 81 el qq despaehado. Co,
tlzamos ell hacienda pfs $3.50 26, el pueblo
de Is 4 25'25 y el corriente de Cuba sobre 24'5O
los 4lo0 kllos sin despachar.-- CHbo.-Sigue sin
solcitud nj ofsrta acceptable un lote disponib!e
lie 100 Fusptmo.-A pesar de la falta
competa de esta clsse, SON cada vez mas bajas
las ofel tas q que poorian realizarse 200 sacos,
dnicos que hay Ia venta.
Arribos: 10 Enero al l3 de Julio
1898, kllos. ....... L5593z1
En- igual perfodo 1892, kilos... l.3s5,9l4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-02

Alambre con sin pdas para cerca, arados,
hachas de todas classes instrumentos de agricul
tura en- general solicitelos usted las quincallae
de M. Roman G"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-02

81 c:gar1ilIo de moda hoy en- Puerto-Rico
es el de la marca 4SSboney de Ia Habana. cuya
agencia en- esta Capital tienen los senores A. FL
gueroa y C.s--No hay raspa one Sc suiete con
slos.
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Caisado mug 5araso.-HEn la CoAstanesa, San
Francisco 80, de Borras Reines, hallarA Vd.
calzado de piel de Russia la inglesa infnidad
dc classes en- cabritila charol, becerro y cuanto
Dios cri6.
Cocinnra. Don Lorenzo Joy, de Ciales,
buena cocinera. Son dos personas de familia. Las
que deseen ocupsr la plaza que le escrihan precio
y condiciones Deben sefalar calle = ndmero
para contestar las que escriban.s 10-1
Vinos tintos secos generosos cerveza,
brandy superior, anisado Chinchon y de ,Mallor-
ca, deben comprsrse en- 81 Colmado de Cerecedo-
jARABE sAisAM!Gt Al GVAYAg0l
DEL DOCTOR RODRIGUEZ CASTRO 8
Es el mejor medicamento en- el tratamiento
de la tssis--Cura pronto y efcazmente los cata.
rros, asnsa, bromqustSs, grippe demas afecciones
de las Was respiratorias. Sc vende en- todss las
Boticas.
Calzado frances, botines de sat9n chinelas
de alta novedad procurelas Vd. en- La Palnsssama,
oh
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-02
jARhBE aAlsAM!tt Al EVAYAC1l

Calzado frances, botines de sat9n chinelas
le alta novedad procurelas Vd. en- La PalnsesamG,
ION su correspondence abanico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-02

Sc ha concedao por ei Goblerno General ]
insta aeon do un puesto de Ia guardla civil e.
5anturce, & petlci6n del AyuntAmiento de est
Capitsl, con COZ 60 al presupuesto municipal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-02

il aaaeondieas. Aceedi6 ii siayeto, 10 condaio &
un s6tano y 10 cubrio con IN gran cesto de mims
brac Sopfhau, qued6 solo, sAli6 desu eacondith
y mfa6 on torno suyo. En- el s6tano vio un ca.
rfcahe iunto u una nSquina y tres cuchilas de
acele.,... Lanz6 IN grito. Acsbaba dereconocar
Ia fGaqnina de ejecuclones la guillotina, Ell
cesto donda go habia ocuitado pocos nomentos
antss, era en- el que caian los cuerpos de los ajus
tc1ados despues del supiicio II Ater1aio, abrlo
la pnerta, olvidando el pellgro de ser cogido,
hugo de aqael sitlo. Corri6, eorsi6 lanzando gri.
tos de pavor hasta que, extenuado, cayo 81 suelo,
presa de un fuerte ataque nervioso. Cuando vol.
VIC en- si habia perdido Ia razon. Durante doce
afios vic en- su locura e sotano donde estuvo ocul>
TO- IL maquina terrible el cesto. Tai es Ia ma
cabra odisea del perodi,ta cuyo aniversario Sc
celebr6 81 domingo dltimo en- Paris" ...#<
t El viernes 4 uel coIrIente las ocho de la
mafana en- ia Sala de Justlcla del cuaFtel de Ba.
llsja, tendra lugar Ia reunion y celeb, acion del
Conseio de guerra ordinarlo de cuerpo que ha de
YER y falar la causa segulda por et delito de le
siones m1tuss contra los soldados del betallon de
Cazadores de Colon Tomas GumRr Bello y 3 ran.
cisco Perez Vidal. Presidira dicho acto ell senior
Teniente Coronel don Heliodoro Moncada Soler,
asistiendo como vocales suplentes los capitanes
slguientes: don Jose Trullos Ballester, dom Mi
guel de las Heras Grasite, don Alfredo Alvarez
Aimendaris, don Servando DOzonville Cruz,
don Francisco Sanchez Apellanlz, don Anicsto
Gonzalez Fernandez, don Angel Arfstegai y don
jose Iriarte Travieso
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4 hG1nkW DAT Salon de bav5eysG PsJaM,es4a
LAU1AN DAI PEDRO URBIZTOND
NGgaa EasmNcSScN IA

~ Sc complace atlende los parroquianos. Lin
pfeza, Prontitud, Esnlero Eiegancia.
En- acreditado salon. refOrmado recientemente,
sdmen abonados por meses, hay sempre un suEido g
neral de abone cooetco aguas de tOcador Acettes,
madas polvos toda clase lie perfumera extra fna.
t Amabtiidad con los marchantes con el publico e
general.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10
Pneumatic Ca,..ons For . building.

- go
Pneumatic caissons are BET used In
preparing the Foundation /; the new
Office building which is being ,cted on
lower Broadway by the Manh. an Life
Insurance company. This structure ID
being buils On q lot t22 by 81 feet in size
and ct a place where q rock bottom can.
not reached without passing through
qri,- n fnliof water. Fifteenof these
caissons will be employed, four circular
and II rectangular. The latter vary In
size from s54 feet in length by 2l4 feet
I'm width to l3 feet square. The largest
OF the circular caissons Ii 10 feet in di.
ameter and the smallest 10 fest. They
: made by riveting together steel
plates, angle bars and beams into boxes
from 8 to 10 feet In depth, with a TOP
thoroughly braced with steel beams ii
support the s~uperposed loads. All the
rivets on the sides have countersunh
holes on the outside so as to diminish the
friction which arises when the caissons
are sinking. All the openings in the tor
are carried up through the masonry
which is laid on top of the caisson and
are provided with the same valves that
are used in subaqueons works. It il
stated that these caissons will be the first
Y e employed in building construction
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10
Received Many stamps.

A 90 called land syndicate of Salt Lake
City advertised in many eastern news.
papers during the winter that it was
about to open an addition to the terri.
tory's capital and would send deed to
a lot therein upon receipt Of a 2-cent
postage stamp. A recent personal letter
from one Of the Utah Worlds fair com
missioncrs to a friend in this city brings
the interesting information that the SYN
dictate was rewarded by an immense in,
voice of postage stamps from all parts Of
the country. The government stepped
in and indicted the syndicate. which has
skipped for parts unknown."-New
York S;un.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10

A little boy Of 8 years attending a pri-
mary public school in Charlestown was
rattaned by his teacher. went home, was
taken with commissions the next day and
died within a week after. The attempt
ID now made to show that the child's
death was caused by the shock and fright
of thesvhipping. twill be difficult. and
probably will be impossible. to show this
conclusively. But it should not be nee
essaryst TO prove fatal results Of whip.
ping In orr public schools in order 10
bring thas method Of discipline under
condemnation. The rattan has no place
in the equipmentof aconpetent teacher.
and these who cannot teach without II
have mo- place In the corps Of highly paid
and presumptfvely capable teachers In
the Boston public schools.-Boston Com.
raonwealth.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10

1t is a fact of rather curious Interest
that Queen Victoria's oriental attendant
the poTtiy and turbaned Hindoo munsh
who teaches her majesty Hindoostanee
attracted far more attention when fix
royal Tarty a--.ved in Florence than dis
the queen OF Great Britain and Irelarf
and empress of Iadis herself. When t.s
enthusiastic Florentine crowd saw tht
gorgeous Indian sitting in state in ths
royal carriage. they salutedhim by throw
ing mp their hats and uttering cries o.
welcome.-Exc.lange.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10


Life Ii sorry to see the New YORK
Press club engaged in q scheme that So
vors Of matchmaking. Al few Of the mem
bers OF the club are reputable newspaper
men, and their connection with it en-
ables the organization to come Mt the
business and general public Of New York
with a scheme apparently backed up by
the entire newspaper gnild.
The demands made in behalf OF the tip
preaching fair are not actually accom-.
panied by threats of newspaper retribu.
ton. but in most cases the person ap
preached Is made gener "a hy an u1ide-
fined dread Of what may ~ a to him
III he isn't. With the demals. is coupled
tho assurance, that the Press club is a
philnnthropic institution. which takes
care Of Its members In sickness and bur.
ies tom when dead.
This is q hrmiliating reflection ON the
members Of the newspaper profession.
The great majority Of them and the
most reputable OF Fem do not belong
to the Press club at ell. They are sell
respecting and mate their own provi.
sion for sickness and death, or, at all
events, do not appeal to the general pub.
lie, directly o. indirectly, to do those
things which every real man is expected
to do for himself.
There Is growing knowledge among
the public that the Press club idea, moi
only in New York, but elsewhere, il
strongly worked, and for their own ad.
vantage, by men who either are moi
newspaper men at all or whose connec
ton with the press is very slight. II
viii be a good thing when this knowledgt
becomes general.-Life.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10
Washipgton.s EASE Istter.

The last letter eve written by Georgt
Washington has just come to light, and
it is to be sold. George w. Childs hal
long been credited with possessing tn.
Last letter, the one in his collection hav
ing been written six days before hi
death. but the one now to be sold proves
to hare bean indited the very day previ
GUS to the great generals passing away
It bears the date of Mount Vernon, 18th
Deer, 1700." The subject matter is fal
from romantic aad without any histor
ical interest, consisting Of some charac
istical1y practical suggestions rs to cat
tie pens, but being the farewell docu
ment Of the "Father Of His Country" il
possesses an undying interest for auto
graph collectors. -Philadelphia Record
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10
GOLD PROPERTIES sor.D.

Engiish Capitalists VIII Furnish
Money TO Erect Large Works.
RAPID CfTy, 8. u. Aug I0.-An i'm
portant sale Of gold mining property
Has been contaminated here by which
q. Il. K. Smith or Hoboken, N. r., the
wealthy soap manufacturer, secures q
controlling interest In the Omega group
OF the five claims on Bear Gulch, 20
miles from this city. The property
contains one of the largest bodies OF
free milling gold ore yet discovered In
q Black Hills. but like the Homsstake,
requires q large capital for profitable
working. The mia has been closed
down for three years on account Of
litigation, but the difficulties are now
settled and IL In understood that Eng
Iish capitalists will furnish the money
necessary to erect large works.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10
THE CITY.

LOCAL BREVITIEs.
Judge G. s. Palmer was an arrival by
the incoming passenger.
Attorneys Williamson, Holdridge and
Porter returned from Canton.
Chas. B. Kennedy returned from the
Black Hills on the afternoon passenger.
MACK, lately OF the Elk Point Cour-
Ter, and mi of the oldest newspaper boys
Of the northwest, was an agreeable caller
this afternoon.
Weather report to-day: Thursday
and Thursday night fair, considerably
cooler; Friday fair and probably warmer
Charles Nelson, tailor, nephew d
Agrim Nelson, departed to-day for Black
Earth, Wis.,, where he has found a situ.
alton.
Nora O'Connor, sister to Mrs. Thoe
Carey, accompanied BY little Jack, tool
the afternoon train north to Groton Il
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10
NEWS in BRIEF.

Matters OF More or Less ImportanOs
Tersely Touched Upon.
The First National bank Of Princeton.
Mimi, and the Citizens State bank Of
the same place have consolidated
Several box carr were burned in the
Omaha yards at Hudson. Wis, sup
posed to have been caused by tramps.
Emil johnson OF Spring Lake was
lined $40 and costs, amounting In oil to
$l9.16 I, by Justice Barton OF Inver
Grove, Mimi, for spearing q buffalo Ash.
Nearly 900 applications have been 70
ceived by the Minnesota state grain and
warehouse commission for elevator
licences under the new law that went
into effect Aug. I.
Louis Freedman, . peddler living In
st. Paul, had his left ear nearly severed
while engaged In . fight with Charles
Baker and Fred Guion. Baker ana
Guion were arrested.
Fire ut ! q. m. destroyed the r.
Moure. On. d. mill, elevator end !
house. IL was OF incsndiary origin.
Loss, tSO, 900; insurance about ei0.6OO,
The owner was w. D. Haycock Of Mia.
neapolis. ss4
A. Amber. an old pioneer OF Epoonsr,
Wis, aGSdss6. went out fishing O coupls
OF days sine eandahas not returned. Hs
is supposed to- have pssfshed in the
woods. A searching party Is ont hunt.
ing for him.
The cases at Brainerd. Mimi. involv-
ing the right to tax the st. Paul and
Duluth lands are being heard BY Judge
Chambers. The facts have been stipu.
lated BY the attorneys, and the proceed.
ings consist simply Of argument to the
court upon the legal aspect OF the case.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10
Depositors WOO.

MISNsAfoLIs. Aug. l0.-The district
court has cscidsd the test cass oe the
State OF Minnssota against the State
bank, and the result Il that the state
gets . black eye, and the depositors are
triumphant. The state comes in q I
sortlo Of prsferred creditor, but the court
held that 1t had not exhausted its Seed
rity in the shape OF bondsmen, and
could not draw money from tho bank
until IL had done 30.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10
state Reduces wages.

MADISON, Wis. Aug. 10.-The state
board of control has made a general
reduction o. wages averaging 8 per
cent IN all state hospitals, prisons, re.
form schools, blind and dumb insti-
tutes, etc,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10

In case whore dandruff, scalp diseases
falling and grayness Of the hair appear
do not neglect them, but apply Q propel
remedy apd tonic like Halls Hair Re
newer.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10
Uees Leave Their rseserve.

DENVER, Aug. 1O.-The Utss are leay.
ing their reservation in large nurnbsrs
and are becoming troubfssoms. Nun.
dsring as they 90. and wilfully destroy
ing game. Fifty mounted msn have
LETT here In pursuit, and the authorities
viii make effort to get the Indians back
on the reservation. The military may
DO called ont,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10
Coliidcd with a Runaway.

FORT RILEY, Kan, Aug. l0.-First
Sergeant William T. Reed OF Company
u, Seventh cavalry, was instantly
Killed Of the post BY collidins WITH !
runaway horse. The Ssvsnth cavalry
y the most famous in the United 0tatss
army. y
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10

k0CAk TAn@ Fable.
Chicago, Milwaukee d ~. Paul Railway, which
took effect, sunday, Aug. Q, 1893:
TRAINS G0ING EAST.
Passenger, No. 4, 4 eparts 1913 q. m.
Freight, No. %, departs $50 o. %.
Freight, No.. "a, departs z 10 p. m.
TRAINS come WEST,
Passenger, No. !, departs 4:25 p. n.
Freight, No, on, departs z 80 O. m.
TRAINS FROm THE EAST.
Passenger, No. I, arrives Lao p. m,
Freight, No. "a, arrives 4:50 .. m.
Freight, No. SO, arrives 8 20 p. m.
TRAINS FROM THB west.
Passenger, No. 4, arrives 1910 Q. m.
Freight, No. 90, arrives S:3S p. m.
Ali The above trains carry passengers; but
freights only when passengers are provided with
tickete.
Passenger trains going esst make connection
ct Kgan for oil points south, and passenger train
going west, ct Wooneocket for oil points north.
MADISON n naIeToL y
Passenger going north. departs 4:26 y. m.
PASSENGER from north ARRIVES. 1000
yNo. LARKIN. Local Agent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10
In Prison Thirty.swo Ye.ra.

SING Sine, Aug. 10 -Ishmaei Free
man, colored. = lie convict in Sing
Sing prison for numbering his wife In
1851. has been pardoned. having been
imprisoned 50 years. He left for New
YORK and from there will go to Mexico,
where he lived when d boy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10
Ate Too Much Ice OCEAN.

ELDoRA, H.. Aug. 10-Mrs. Robert
Miller of Clifford killed herself by
drinking the contents Of . can OF I've.
She has been demented since July Z,
Q the effects of eating too much Ice
cream. Her sufferings after drinking
the I've were terrible.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10
Feeding New wheat Co Hoos

WABASH. Ind, Aug. 10-Farmers in
this vicinity have begun to feed their
new wheat to hogs. They claim that
with corn at so a bushel it is cheaper to
fatten swine on the wheat, which ID
worth less, taking the chances OF q pos
sible advance In wheat in the future.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10
Workmen Agreed TO Compromise.

SHLBoyoAN. Wis, Aug. 10-The
Nation Manufacturing company has
compromised with its workmen who
went out on a strike about three weeks
ago. The men go back accepting q 20
Per cent cut in wages. The factory ID
to run for the present only three days
q week.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10
For Rent.

The Mckay building, corner Of Egaf
avenue and Main street. Apply to /
J.W. Hurley.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10

will continue TO cater to the public de-
mand for the best and choicest cuts oil
fresh and salt meats, hams, bacon, fish
and poultry, under the new firm name
OF Roche 8 Craney. Being experienced
mel in buying and dressing meats they
will not only maintain the excellent
reputation OF this market but supply the
public as cheaply and promptly as any
market In town. Call on the new firm
OF ROCHE 81 CRANEY.
Like q ship without q rudder is a mar
or Q woman without health and the
necessary strength to perform the ordin.
AIRY duties OF life. When the appetite
fails, when debility, and q disordered
condition OF stomach, liver. kidney. aud
bowels assail you, take Ayers Sarsa
parilla. /
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10

Sensible-An old sea captain writes To
j. Q. Ayers Il Co, that he never goes to
sea without q supply OF Ayers Pills.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-10

Found-A masonic watch charm. Ap
ply at this Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-04

from its use-brol1on health, poverty and
the potter's field
The alcoholic inebriate delights in the
gOod-fellowship Of boon companions, mu-
sic, lights and excitement. Not 50 with
cocaine victims. They have no bright
halls but their own dull rooms trans
formed into chambers Of torture. Every
sense Of honor, truth and manhood is de-
stroyed and replaced by imbecility and
falsehood. Family ties, love of home, are
all lost sight Of in the horrible craving
for the drug. Society is avoided, and the
haggard, broken-down wretch crawls into
the shadows, to keep in the ever-thicken-
ing gloom, until he drops out Of sight in
the grave.