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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22
Los oBREROs
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Del tempo en- sl alcazar soherauo
Obreros somos todos: quien fabrics
Con el esfuerzo de su tosca mano,
z quien con 81 espiritu sdihcs.
Todo SO aiusta IN I'm: NADIA % in1til:
Tieue lugar previsto cada pieza:
Lo que los ojos nos parece fntil,
Del alta mole es base y fortalezG.
Para Ia construction sl providents
Tempo nos da los dias de la vida;
Siendo asi nuestro aver, uuestro presents
Las piedras de esa fabrica pulida.
No dei6is an Ia esbelta arquitectura
Ripios nj vanos; sUria de tai modo,
Que aunque es trabajo de invisible hschura
miradas hay que 10 vigilan TODD.
En edad mas dichosS para 81 arte
FL escultor en- cincelar ssmera
Con carlnoso anhelo cada parte,
Pues los doses miraban por doqui~ra
Obedociendo tan aagaz conaigua
En- sl alma, igual que On 81 sspacio.
Hagamos ppra de los doses digRa
Una morada, asplendido palacio.
Trueca, la humana vida, de otra suerte
Quieu de escalar intr6pido blasona
La muralla del tiempo prouto advierts
Que el peldaho sus pies 50 desmorona
Del Hoy haced IN s6do simisnto
Porque pusda mariana azarne erguido
Seguros de sncontrar s frms asiento
Que asta solo los iustos prometido.
Y alcanxars nuestro poder fecundo
A ver desds la invioIahle torrecilla
Como vasta planicie al ancho mundo
Z ell cielo azul que ilimitado orilla.
Miguel Sd,sches Pssq4ara.
En- an bale de etiqueta pressntase el doc
tor Lopez la cOndesa.
Esta no le recuerda, entonces oil mSdico
le dice
ST, condesa; soy 81 doctor Lopez, d
que tuvo la honra de dejarla usted viuda.
La fuerza de- la costumbre.
Gedeon, que ha alberto una fotograffa, es
Ilamado para retratar un muerto.
Prepara maquina, y cuando todo satA
4 punto, exciama:
ii No Sc mueva usted
Piaye descubre la inidelidad de su aspo-
sa dice So hija
-Psro Jpor que no mo dabas cusuta de
la conducta de tu nadreR
-sC6mo guerra usted que 20 10 dijeseg
-Pod1as hAberrne escrito IN an6nimo.
Juanito esta de paseo con au niIsra, al
yer un negro exclama:
-IC6mo me gustaria ser como esq hom
brsl
II Para que, hiio milo 7
Para que no me lavaran tres veess al
dia.
Gede6n 81 mnjer dan ua paseo por ei
mar; vuelca Ia barca le salvan mifaRro-
samente.
Al menos-dice Ia esposa-habrianos
tenido el placer de morir juntos.
-Sl-contesta Gedeon -pero nos hubiS-
ramos quedado viudos al mismo tempo
fuerza de sulfato de quinina
20 euro unas tercianas Catalina,
al sulfato de zinc la criada
alivi6 una oftalmia inveterada.
Oh, Iectores sensatos
Que servieios nos prestan los sulfatos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22

Defisnciones. Ramona Morales, Maria
Aglstina Santici Arevalo. Jose Colon =
Mera, Juana Torres Colon, Conception
Ortiz, Angela Benner v Rodriguez Severe
Zayas Rodriguez. Regina Colon, Faustina
Sabater Paula Garcia CoIlazo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22
VENTA DE UN COCHE

Sc vends IN coche de asientos compile
tamente nuevo con una lanza brancedea
y una pareja de caballos.
Dirijirse al cochero Juan Tomas. "a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22

El Doctor don Vicente Santoni oeuiista
ie Ia facuItad de Paris, recibe consultas dia-
rias de 8 de la mafana y de ds Ia
tarde, an esta ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22
ArturO ApOnte y Rodriguez
AVOCADO

Tiene alberto su estudio en- La
Plaza Principal no 2, q la izquier-
da entrando en- Ia escrihanfa del
senior Chard6n, bajos de Ia casa
del senior Chevalier, antes don
Dimas Ramery, ofrece sus servi-
clos PROFESSIONALS.
Ponce, Mayo 2 de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22
RECORTES

I'll daseo de amar, do que tanto SO habla.
msnos indica Ia ternura del corazon que el
deseo de ser adoradG. Mad. Aecker de SGu-
ssssre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22
PLAZA DEL MERCADO

Prsesos oorriea,tes las 7 de IA uaa6es'aa hoy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22

Al verse Las nujeres adoradas por los
hombres, no olvidan nunca que ell idolo que
sst0s vcneraa es de harro.-,Tdsser.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22

La felicidad 10 la mayor parte DO las nu-
jeres consiste en- tener muchos amantes,
81 orguilo sn cambiarlos por orros muy
i meuudo -RoeAebratne
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22

No es necesario quemar "a muler que
udOraHlOs, para oomprender que del mas
hermoso fdolo solo queda al fin IN POGO De
ceifizn.-tS tStdhL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22

Dice La BGta19ga que varios electores 91s-
co,sdiei0naLes de la Carolina tienen el prop6-
sito de denunciar al Alcalde de ese pue-
blo Unconditional tambien, por las arbitra-
riedades cometidas en los dfas senalados
para eleeciones de conceialcs.
La disidencia progresa a pesar lie las re-
coruendaciones del senoc Unarri.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22

Obras regaIadas la SocieEad Be,sefca !
T'lstrstctava para ST. Bibliote 3 pttblica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22

FL cuento de siempre.
Dice uu colega capitaleno que IA llegado
a Ia Capital el CO1sde WlfredO, sin la ANN
ciada CompaTia de zarzueas, ONE Sc dijo
vendria a bordo de dicho bareo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22

En- atsnta tarjeta nos participant el senior
don Ramon Monies Gonzalez Ia ssnorita
dona Paz Maria Mediavilla haber contraido
matFiInonio en claies-
Agradecemos Ia ateneion des4andoles ma
luna he miel interrninable.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22

En- las oposiciones ceIebradas en- la Es-
cuela Normal para proveer las plazas de Es
cuelas de niTlas vacantes. obtuvieron la
aprobaci6n las Profesoras siguientes:
Para la escuela de Vega-Baia, la senorita
Luisa Fernandez CaIleio.
Para Ia id. de Camuy, Ia senorita Engra-
cia Casuela Geigel.
Para Ia id. de Yabucoa, Ia senorita Josefa
MimosO.
para Ia ID de Trujillo-Alto, Ia senorita
Rita Marrero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22

De Utuado nos teiegraffa nuestro active
corresponsal 10 siguiente . Kenida lucha
triunfo complete por los disidentes en- los
cuatro colegios Gonstituidos. Ahora rinen
los del grupo ubarrista. C05respoasaJ y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-22

Hemos recibido Ia interesante ReCista
Pltertorriqasel5a que contiene el siguiente su-
mario
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a Tenn ossta Tragedy.

MILAN, Tenn. June 21.-FOr some
time past DR.. John Hood, Of Alden, six
teen miles North of here, has suspect
ed that improper relations existed be-
tween his wife and William Piper.
Monday night DR.. Hood left home os-
tenSlOly on visit TO IA patient but in
stead hid in an Oulbuilding near the
house In less than an hour Piper en-
tered the house. DR.. Hood forced his
way to his wiie'S bedroom and found
his wife and Piper in Il compromising
situation. The Doctor attempted to
shoot Piper but the pistol snapped.
Snatchlng coal oil lamp, burning on
q table near by, the wronged husband
dashed the missile at piper's head, the
glass horribly cutting his face. The
lamp exploded, the oil running in
streams over piper's body, burning his
right ear off, destroying the sight of
both eyes, literally cooking his breast
and shoulders and burning his hair
and beard. He died in less than an
hour. The unfaithful wife threw her
sell upon the charred mass of flesh and
cried for death to take her with her
lover. All the prominent parties are
prominent people in this section.
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ID SinISsoti

WASHINGToN, June 2l.-Upon the
recommendation OF Commissioner
Lochren of the Pension Onice, Secreta-
ry Smith today dropped from, the rolls
OF the Pension Once the names OF
twenty. eight special examiners now in
tho field, the term of their one year ap-
polntment having expired. All of the
special examiners dropped out are Re
pnhllcanS, and Of the ninety special
examiners Stlll retained on the rOilS
sixty are Republicans and thirty Dem.
OcrdtS. TirOae whose services were dis
penSed with are regarded as below the
average in efficiency.
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kiyUd the tirl 10 Loved.

OA4ACN, MENIcO, j Junr 2I.-.A terri.
hlr tragedy Is reported from pinar
Del HI0, III the State Chiapas. Vicente
Bocalamdro, highly educated young
man who was in bad financial circum-
stances, fell in love with Miss Mercedes
CartayO whose farther is one Of the
WeaIthicSt and most prominent citizens
Of that part Of Mexico. Mr.. CartayO
prohinllcd the young man from paying
court TO his daughter, and told her she
must not encourages her &ultOr. Ills
Objection to the match was that the
young man had merccnary motives in
seeking in" marriage. l}OcalandrO
visited Mr.. Cartayu and made plea to
be allowed to VISIT his daughter CcCa
Slonaily, that ht would not become her
husband untii he had made his own
fortune. Fhc old man become enr&ged
and told l;Ocalandro that no matt AZ
! how wealthy he became he should
never marry his daughter.
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Wrecked In u Tunnel .

New YORK, June 2l.-A train on
the Long Island Railroad, upon which
were about one thousand persons re.
turning from the Sheepshead Bay races
was deralled this evening in tunnel
a short distance from Parkville, i. |.
TWO persons were killed outright; two
died soon after being removed to the
hospital, and. about one hundred were
injured many so seriously that they
will not recover.
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a Tragedy

ATLANTA, June 18.-L. Il. Deaton, a
farmer living on Tugaloo river, which
forms the boundry line between Geor-
ga and South Carolina, yesterday
killed farm hand named Johnson by
shooting him with shotgun. John
son had assaulted Mrs. Deaton, and
when ordered to stop work 10y Deaton
made motion as if to draw a pistol
Johnson was carried over to the south
Carolina shore and died there. Deaton
surrendered to the authorities at Toe
Goa.
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SEVERAL MINNESOTA MINlNT TOWNS
LAID WASTE.

: ,, ,,, -
; ''''' I've "a"
dred lnhsbltants--, KHiu ''.'~ Thril.
unp S,,rv r,,.,i,i,sr,,ro,
DULUTH, Mlnu.. JuA@ -. fnr"r
were many mininr camvf. cnntnyin, q
Io,,,o ,,,r,hor ofr,or :;
'' '''~ '''7'
o'th'od o' 'HS'Hla, aa" tAtY We're lln'
d0ubtcdiy burned by yesterdays forest
rircs. Among them were The AJounioru
| ,on, New Enwland. RouchIc,u T,rl, l,,nI
| the p0ca mines. All the c,mns hal
| lalrc storchnuscs. lis fcarcI that som..
OF rhc men may have pcrjshcd IN fin,
fierce danes.
It's dlthnull TO estimate thc total
| loss, Inl'. If ihn rruoriS bc firm, ~ IN thn
extent OF the ,,. ,,ru,tiou ol thr vorinus
| towns mnutiOurI. the am ,unl vilI No
over : 600 ,UUu.
The first trtin hclrjn,, the r,c,,,ca,
| from tho 'rnnr"," carrvinr two i,,ln
| drcd and fifty people mostly women and
children, arrived at l:Su this moruInu
and tho wcaricd, hungry uns3cnucr3
hurried to the baggage rooms, where
elaborate lunches were spread A yrcal.
CT portion were pcrui!csS drpcndcnl ah,
| soIutclY upon what Chlr,rv m,rHt hn Of.
| tered.
James II 'lrt;IY, an HcL,,r, aycum
| panied by tIS vile a"I little rhir,. who
have been l''2 >:nH at the Star Theatre,
SpcaN'n Ia l'rn at NuIinjA, said:
'Ihc lie " o. ~. 'I"uln!n. about Vr-
gina scv,r.r g.. ut 10 one else
seemed to wnrt,, no. Satur-
day night we were rt;iuI ,l. t, liyh.
the fire. iult il wnS r1Gilr ,J,, Inn ,,,,.,,,
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IIonOrch.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 81 The
board of trustees of the Vanderbilt In
iVtrsity to day by an almost unanimous
vote elected DR.. j. III. Kirkland chan
ctllor to succeed the venerable l.. G.
Garland, who, for several years, has de
sired 10 retire. DR.. kirkland is sin.
gle man, thirty-four years old and i'm.
mensely popular among his colleagues
IN the FACULTY and with the boys. lie
IS cIadnate OF Wofford College and
took The degree Of Ph. ID. at Ieinsic
lie will be formally installed TO- NOR.
row at the close Of the graduating ex-
erCispS.
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Burn 0ii

ST. PETERSBURG, June u. In Brod-
Xxi chemical works, Odess, quantity
of benzine exploded, scattering fire over
a large number of men. Sixteen were
burned to death including the director
of the works. a great many others
were burned more or less seriously
The building was wrecked by the eX-
plosion and afterwards burned up with
al Yt ppD hOIjpe
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Crush uh lna Panic,

st. PETERSBURG, Jule 22.-While
the ancient Church of ROmano, at Bor
lsogiehSk. on the Nolga. was crowded
with pilgrims, IA panic was caused by a
false alarm Of lire which had been
raised by thieves in order to facilitate
their operations. When the nremen
arrived they found the door locked.
breaking it they witnessed fearful
sight. in the mad rush for exit hun.
dreds had been knocked down ANA
tramplcd on, while others had been
sulIocated by the pressure Of the great
throng of terror-stricken people. The
bodies of 12G women and ten men were
taken from the church. Nor was this
the total number of victims, as several
other persons had been killed and
twenty fatally injured by leaping from
Windows thirty feet from the prOund
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THE EARTHQUAKE.
a S"l"utifc Wow OF tho lrnwelcome NisI-


not wake in Il pleasant humor yester
day morning. The seismic affair Of tn
night before was not calculated to pro
duCc stage Of hilarity IN Il cOmmuni
ty which hal passed through the expe
riencc OF August 81, 1856 But later
In the day, after people had met and
compared notes and exchanged expert
enceS. u better and more cheerful feel.
! ing prevailed, and Us the returns came
III, s" TO speak, the opinion was very
generally reached that they were not
han SO blue as they looked in the gray
dawn before breakfast. There is, after
! to hr derived from the fact that the
! disturbance, 50 far from being what
! the doctors would call epidemic, was
| Widespread in its scope. And the fur
| lhcr ldcl lhat there Was absolutely no
! damage done was also IL great source
! of consolation. Ey Sundown Yesterday
! III" earthquake had almost ceased to
hr topic Of conversation.
! \ "'lENrii'lC OBSERVATIONS OR THE
SHAKE
Mr.. :. v. .lrSunOiSkV, the observer
| oi lh" weather bureau, furnished The
| News and Courier with the following
Information relating TO the phenome
| non.
( y rupd"rate "Hrtl, SNuck passed un-
der CNnrIr>'nn nI II hours, > minutes,
! - seconds /. NJ, the promincU features
! OF winch were. ,l!n trrmOr, t2l Il roar,
! t5)a wave, - direction of u0tiOn from
W 10y y. W. (" +. hy :. H., (3l time of
passing" of S"iSulc disturbance / to 4
seconds.
~ decided drrlinr n atmospheric
prrSSur" occurred frulu : i. VI. to u J.
NJ, TN" wilma hir"c'i"n a' tn" tlun OF
I,llntk M,
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\ - I"TInintd Suicide

ATLANTIC CRY, June 10. This
evening Elmer James Of ph iladelphia
appeared at the Wharia the inlet balr-
ing heavy package and engaged Cap
taln NomerS TO take him out for sail
When Soue distance out the man omen
eel the package which contained two
heaVy pieces of iron and began tying
them to his feet. In reply to question
by Captain NomerS, he sad he was 90.
log TO commit suicide. The captain
demonstrated with him, wereupon Inc
drew raH)r and declared he would XII
the captain if he came near him. The
man then divestci himself Of his shoes
ha', cn'1S and coat and leaped from
the boat, sinking at once to the bottom
Before making the leap he tossed tn,
captain his watch which he said won't,
| compensate him for the use of his boat
lie also gave the captains boy q uart
or. James had been mployed a
Watchman in a Philadelphia store bu
was discharged last week.
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Her Babea Sacrifice

PHILADELPHIA, June PA drama
tic affair occurred in buckingham
township, and as Il result Mrs. Mat.
thew Mckenna is in Jail, a supposed
maniac. The woman took her 3-mOnths
Old babe into the Catholic Church at
Pleasant Mount, and placing it upon
the altar, knplt before Il painting of
the virgin and prayed, offering the in.
fant in sacrifice. At that moment seV-
eral women and three men entered the
church. Hearing Their approach, the
mother rushed TO the altar and at.
tempted to strangle the child, saying
that it must be sacIiliCrd After Il
struggle the men OvcrpOwcrcd the w0-
man. Later, her husband took her in
charge. When returned to her home
Mrs. Mckenna became violent and had
to be locked IN a cell.
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hlIed by burglars.

MINNEAP0LIS, Mlnu., June Ii j.
Il. Harris OF the IubricatjnL CCupauy
was killed by two burglars who had
been discovered by him in his parlOr
on Fifteenth avenue at , O'Glock this
morning. He attempted to sclzc thcm
and was shot twice.
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Cholc era. .

LONDON, June 22--ChOlpra reports
from Mecca show that from June Il, to
June ~ there were $50 deaths from
cholera in that city.
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Hutlcr ana Nprnintinvnts


WASiIINGTON, ID. G., June 3I. ~rn.
ator Butler, of South Carolina, ha,
written TO one Of his constituent. :,
letter rcgaring appointments to Ullcv
ana the relations OF congressman and
the president Wirh respect to th,m. in
which he says:
That members have Tn" right TO re-
commend nobody denies. Any citizen
OF this country has that rlgh,. Iiut
tnat senator's and representatives have
inc right TO dictate appointments. or
LhaJ Jhelr recon- cndatiOnS SnuU!d hr
conclusive and unQucStIOnCd Is denied.
Inc executive IL held responsible
under the constitution for An unicrr-
and should, therefore, Ir aliuWrd tn"
fullest latitude in making appoint meats;
The Legislative" branch is hcld rcSpuu
Slble for call laws and should. there
lore, be exempt III thr fullest d,.crrr
from the tdiCtalICu Of the rN. .UiIyr
ll0lne rules il the tundnu:rniIi pyIu
clpic OIL our government. HuL although
the prcSldcntiS not bound 80 consult
anybody IN making appointments /
am quite sure he intends to Ob serve
TINS prlnclplc rs far as pTarIiya,ir in
making his Sccl"ctiOn of Du..!uIirtrs.
lie certainly ought tu dU 50. ~uUl"c. }
his constitutional right and d, ty to
make these appointments. the patrons
OF the officers. the people thrm-civrs -
those Immediately Interested ~ the
proper administration Of the pJstOnicr
Should be consulted.
! stand ready at all times to give
the president and pOStm tSI or general
or other members Of tie cabinet such
information as / may have touching
the qnallIlca'IOnS of apVilcAnt, for
Office, but shall certainly not tax,
OflenSe ii my recommendations Or Snp
geStlOnS are not followed ON In,
contrary, ! would much prefer TO b:
lett perfectly free and lndeEtndrrt {,
properly discharge my constitutional
duty To advise and comment on sucl
NOMINATIONS aS may rc sent to tn,
senate for continuation
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Dynamite IL 1t Work.

MADRID, June 2l.--Great eXcitem ent
prevails throughout the city in con<e-
quence of Il daStardly attempt last
Dlght to blow up with dynamite the
residence Of Srnor CanovaS del Cas-.
tello, lately prime minister. at the
time OF the explosion Il performance
was being given at Il circus short dis.
tance from the residence OF Senor Ca
novas del CaStello. The shock was so
great that it caused part Of the ceiling
directly over the stalls accrpled by Il
party of mobiles to crash down upon
lhe heads OF the occupants of the stalls
Ihey were blinded by the dust that
filled the air and with the roar of the
explosion still reverberating through
the building the people, panic stricken,
made mad rush for the exits, paying
no attention to those unlucky enough
TO tumble and fall, but tramplng upon
them III their frantic efforts to escape.
Among the occupants of the stalls
were the grandson Of the Marquis of
Havana, President Of the Senate and a
son OF Marquis Guadelest The former
was struck on the head Uy a large piece
| OF falling ceiling, and sustained iniur-
| les which will cause his death in few
hours. The son Of Marquis Guadelest
attempted TO rush from the building.
He lost his footing, and the panic.
stricken crowd trampled him to death
| lllS BODY was later removed from the
building. The face was hardly recog-
| nIaDlo. Seven other persons were
trampled upon by the crowd and seri
ouSly injured, while large number
who escaped unaided from the build
ing sustained painful hut not serious
injuries. Il is generally believed that
the explosion was the work Of anarch
lists, whose headquarters are a. BARGE
| Iona
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tion. unless they wished to bolt out

o'o'' oiil'oo IiiSS w OltI-
right.
lie said the reason Donaldson had
lost all his influence with the Alliance
was due to the fact that 1t was impos-
sible to blend Cleveland and Alliance
principles. He thinks Donaldson is po-
iitically dead.
In regard to the future of the disDen-
Sary, he said: so far as the diSpensary
is concerned, am pretty well satisfied
that 1T will be success. 1t will become
popular with age. If 1t is Il success, of
course 1t wont be an issue in State poll.
tics next year. SO far as its political
future is concerned they wont he able
to fight it next year, for the simple rei,-
son that the liquor men will be- dis
banded. They have to go out of bust
ness and if they don't succeed in run.
ming blind tigers they will necessarily
be disOrganized. If the diSpensary
should fail there will be Il strong fight
against ii, and it wilt bo the issue IN
State politics. The fight will be made
by combination composed OF one wing
OF the prohibitionists and the saloon
element. | think the prohibitiOniSts
viii wait to sae the outcome and will
find that it will accomplish much more
to stop Whiskey drinking than prohibi.
tion and therefore, that is a step, and a
very long step, in the right direction
state.
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Especf6co Salvador

Anunciadas ya en- 81 prospecto que acompafia
alos frascos del especihco Al aplicaciones de
este, So annncian ahora las cuatro que signen
para c0nocinliento del p1blico
Iodas las personas que viven en- lugares
pantanosos, Y que IA hora de dormir, los zan-
eudos lea mOlestan, Sc pondran unas eotas del
especihco en las oreIas on las manos todos
los zaucudos que llegan se asixian Y los siente
uno mnertos.
A los sehores doctores. r. doctor sefior vi
lluendas, &c Juana- Diaz. Certos adversarios
le pegaron Tes pedradas 4 I'm hiio mfo. una de
elias u alcAnzo In cabezn II produjo como
tres pulgadas de herida. Dicho doctor el 5 de
Mario anterior pasaba por ell camino Sc en-
eontfo en- Ia noyedad, habi6ndole partido una
veno, dicho doctor ~ Ia amput6, On I'll ternli.
ne de seis dias, cort6 los puntos de Ia herda \
DO por termlnada Ia cura radical, no recibien-
do otra medicina que mi EspecfRco ,Saloador
Por esto tengo escrito gne para una guerra se-
Ia la salyact0n de todos los que caigan heridos
He notado Ia an6mia tantos j6venes on
tantas senorltas, que es una lastima estar tan
taltos de salad. como estoy en- Ia conviction
cue la anGnlia es descendients de los microbes
Nemados lolnbrlces, ambos sexos absorveran
coatro seis gotas al dia al mes mes Y
medic tod0a estos microbes Sc habrdn exputa-
ao por Ell curse sin aentrlOs.
a los nihttos Sc ~ Unitarian por Ia maiiana un
par de gotitas en- Ia marietta 4 los ounce dfas
teudran igual efecto.
Para toda clase de calenturas, usdda en- fric-
clones y ahsorviendo doe tres gotas, cura ra-
diealmente
De vents on IL Bohca Central Ponce, Abril
~ de- 1898. Juan Serra UfgeA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

Este c5modo = rapido vapor de la
Compagnie Generale Transatlantic
cue ha sido destinado para hacer Ell
viaje de la Inca del Mediterraneo,
correspondence al mes de Mayo
pr6ximo, Y saldra' de Fort de Fran
&c q dia % directamente para Mar
sella El embarque en- este puerto
debsra efecutarse del II al Is en- ell
intercolonial, en- conexi6n con la
citada lfnea.
Para imformes dlriglrse a los
agentes Mayol Hermanos q CO
Playa da Ponce b. ~ nj.