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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10
A sonsolcsS Panic.
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We are having an intorlude OF sense
less pauic-an intorlude in which citi-
zens are burying both their money and
their intclligence-and the whispering
wrecker ia on top.
Washington saw some Of his finest
work yesterday. The whole country
will read of it to-day. A blind, insen-
safe frantic rush of depositors, whose
property was in no sort Of jeopardy,
gave sorrowful testimony to the evil
that can DO done by envious stealth
aud calculated w%ickedness. A hint
sowed here, a fear suggested there, the
irresponsible insinuations Of worthless
mischief-makera other whore, and 10
tho ignorant tempest broke, But for
the brave, calm, steadfast bearing Of n
few clear-headed men, what ruin might
not have been wrought
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

Tho action of the people of Wheeling
last Monday, what they did and what
they wisely did not do, has attracted
tho attention Of the country and the re-
turns are already coming in, The COM
mvnts are not only commendRtory, they
arc even enthusiastic,
The newspapers Of our good neighbor
Pittsburgh are gracious enough to say
Of US all the good things that language
can express, and they seem proud OF
the close relationship which binds the
two cities in the friendly bonds Of BUSH
ness and social intercourse. No citizen
OF Wheeling can read the articles which
the INrELLIdENoER reprints from Pitts
burgh without being proud OF his mem
bership in q community Of which such
laudation is possible.
Wheeling is praised not only because
at a critical time she showed the capac-
ity to take care OF herself, but because
she has set a good example (which
must have a wide influence for good"
1t is an example that must stimulate
other communities to bear themselves
soberly and courageoasly in the hour
peril.
Wheeling's peril was that her own
people might rashly tie up temporarily
their solid banking houses, their own
property aud their strongest safeguard.
That would have been as though the
owners of a sea.worthy ship, sailing a
stormy sea, should bore holes in the
bottom to SEQ whether under any pos
sible circumstances their vessel could
be made to sink. Wheeling was conf
dent that hor ship was staunch and saw
no reason to try experiments.
Not only is the city in general bene-
flied by the splendid exhibition OF cour-
age and confidence. There is not u
business concern in tho city whose
credit abroad has not improved by that
course, and that which helps each helps
all immensely. Every man who con-
trlbuted to this great result has the
proud satisfaction OF knowing that he
did q conspicuous public service. In
sober truth he is Greater than he that
taketh a city" for he has helped to
preserve one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

Tho President says thatthe silver pur.
chase provision OF the Sherman act
must DO repealed. He does not say
what should be done after that and it is
not necessary that he should. Ono
thing Mt n time will do.
II Congress will do that one thing
promptly all other things can DO taken
up in their turn. The repeal of the pur.
chase provision will relieve the treasury
Of tho obligation to buy what 1t does
not need. This is tho essential stop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

refusal Of the government to amend the
injustice OF the financial proposals Of
the home rule bill was degrading, and
that THE restrictions placing the Irish
legislature under the imperial pRrliG-
ment without power to control taxation
or develop the national interests
coupled with the reduction of tho num-
Dor OF Irish representatives in the im,
perial parliament, render the bill i'm
possible OF acceptance by the Irish PEG.
ple.
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CONFIDENCE.
MIrht nnye noen pone EarlIer.

Might Have Been Done Earlier.
Cincinnati Nmes.Snr.
Are manufacturers to be criticised for
yielding to their apprehension The
Democracy has had contrat OF the gov
ernment since March A. During ali
this time the country has been totally
in the dark about the details OF tho
Democratic tariff programme aud when
to expect the performance to begin.
If Mr.. Cleveland and the leaders Of
his party had foresight they would have
known that q long period of uncer-
tainty would DO disastrous to our indus.
tries. The President would have called
Congress ut once, SO that the reform.
ers" could have begun the work OF re-
vision in April. Then the whole mat
tor could have been settled by fall, en-
abling manufacturers to adjust their
operations to the now condition by
November or at any rate by January l.
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Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette.

ITH5UHIDN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wheeling people are deserving Of the
highest credit for intelligenCe and dis.
cernment. One OF tho banks in that
city closed its doors. The others feared
and prepared for runs tho next day.
Instead Of panie.stricken depositors
anxious to draw out their cash the bank
officials were ~agreeably surprised to
meet crowds OF sympathetic depositors
with cash in their hands to put on the
counters. Hurrah, for Wheeling! It's
NIL ripht.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

DURING tho dog.day season, tho drain
OF nervous and vital energy may DO
cOunteraCted by the use Of Ayers Sar-
saparilla. In purifying the blood, 1t
acts as u superb corrective and tonic,
and enables the system to defy malariOl
and other climatic influences,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10
.Glm g~nteuiSsmen
WHEELING. AUGUST 10. lsOo.
Democratic Wage Carriers to the
Rescue.

Tho President in his message scts
0the near future US the time when the
Democratic Congress is to begin to re-
deem it's pledges, otherwise to carry out
it's threats, with regard to the tariff.
How near or how remote "the near
future" may be decided to BIO Is aninter.
esting question. Meanwhile the coun-
try suffers the pangs OF a dread uncer-
talnty.
When the Democratic platform OF
1892 was adopted the country was near.
ing the end OF the most prosperous year
in its history. So said the trusted COM
mercial agencies and all the trade re-
turns, and tho experience Of everybody
approved the saying. No material con-
dition has changed since then. Nothing
has changed but the control OF the
national government, aud that change
has been absolute and radical.
For the first time in u third OF q cen.
fury tho Democratic party has tho
country completely in its hands. 1t is
a truth which no Democrat will deny
in his heart, that the country is afraid
Of tho Democratic party. The evi.
dences OF this dread are to be seen on
every hand. They are written on
every factory that has closed it's doors
to wait, on every mill that has shut
downt to bide its time.
Conditions have shangod since the
Democratic party resolved what it
would do if it got hold OF the country.
Then it was a question OF cutting into
nations prosperity. Now it is u ques-
ton Of taking away the bread and
butter of a people. Tho politicians may
BIO unwilling to see the difference. The
people feel 1t. tits being burned into the
consciousness of every Democratic
w%age'oarner.
What is to bo done? Take away the
crust that remains2 God forbid! Who
can do anythiug2 Republicans in and
out OF Congress will do all they can.
There arc not enough Republicans in
Congrcss to stay the hands of the the
orists. The President is mighty. Tho
President and the Congress are all
powerful as touching legislation. They
can do and they can leave undone. Con.
gress can pass, tho President can veto.
The President can put on Congress a
pressure that will keep it from passing,
oven keep it from tampering,
VINO eau open the eyes OF the Presi-
dent aud bring Congress to tho light?
The men whose votes elected the Presi.
dent and mado Congress Democratic.
Lot them try. Lot Democratic wage.
earners send to tho white house and to
Congress such u rOmonstranco against
tariff butchery as has never boon utter.
cd in this country on any subject,
Lot them set forth tho plain truth in
plain words and pile it high with tho
names of wago.oarnera who voted the
Democratic ticket. Let this plea for a
chance to carr bread DO circulated in
every hamlet. Tho work should begin
at once and DO pushed forward to an
early finish. 1t will cost nothing and
may uavc everything, 1t will be an up.
peal such rs the politicians will not
lightly disregard.
. 10 the defOnsO Of your country and
your homes, democratic wagc.Oarners
Of America!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10
CURES THAT LAST.
First Chapter in the Series of Interviews
From Patients Whose Testimony
was PTlntedr Three Fears Ago.
To Prove the Permanent Results of DFs.
Copeland, Bell n Davis Method of
Treatment-AIr. August MilIer's Case.

ut has been about three years since DIS.
Copeland aud Bell cured me OF q very serious
gentlemanlY proprietor OF a lunch counter and
saloon, HanoVer street. near w. & l.. Z. X, X,
depot Telephone No. 1870, Martins Ferry, land
although have passed through several severe
winters luce then ! still remain we'll and
hearty and consequently feel very grateful for
being restored pCimanently,N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

THE Nail City Stamping Company
did tho best thing for oil Interested.
Tho business COOS OIL and this very
Crcditablc and stalwart young concern
will work It's way out II would have
como ahead without trouble II II had
not been for unforeseen recent occur.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

To purify, vitalize and enrich tho
blood. and give nerve, bodily and digcs.
tive strength, take Hoods Snrsaparilla.
Continue tho medicine after every meal
for n month or two and you will ioel
"liko n now man." Tho merit Of Hoods
sarsapariIta IL proven by its thousands
OF wonderful Curos. Why don't you
try it2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10
pnrnrlIltr. NInEran 0Klch.n

DUBLIN, August GA convention OF
p~arnellite section Of the Irish parlla.
mOntary party was held In tho rotunJa
In this city to-day. Mr.. John u, Red.
mond, member Of tho house Of com.
mons for Waterford City, presided.
ROsoluLIons wore adOplal d~oClNtIng that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10
Boston Traveller,

The farmers will secure at least m av-
erago crop wheat and corn, and the
comparative failure OF tho English crop
must 80 increase the demand for cereals
as to largely advance present prices.
Let Congress only do its duty, and there
will be no check to the tide which has
turned,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10
llnryn.l Errnrnlnna. d.

On August 90, September 10 and
October 10, tho Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul railway will run Harvest or
HomOsookcrs' Excursions from Chicago
to nil points in Northwestern Iowa,
west OF and including Mapleton aud
Algona. All points in Minnesota wUst
Of and including Fairmont and Bird
Island, and to all points In North and
South Dakota, Knnsns, Nebraska, Colo.
rudo, Wyoming aud Utah, For rates OF
fare and full Information call on any
ticket agent or address Johu II, Pott, d.
I. A., Willlansport, Pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

Netu York Word.

The country needs the sagacity of
John Sherman as we'll as that Of Car.
Isle in the effort TO place our currency
system upon a secure aud right basis.
II has u right to expect the active in
luence Of Mr.. Harrison in aid OF the
official efforts OF President Cleveland to
reach u wise solution. 1t has u right to
tho loyal help Of all parties, all news
papers and all citizens, each in tho de-
gree of his influence,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

WrMsuuRa has n level head. Tho
George bank lie oil right and tho people
did wisely to make the suspension SO
temporary as to DO in fact no suspon.
sion at all. 1t pays to stay by that
which Is altogether good Wheeling IL
proud Of hor nUlghbor,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

OLD stagors on the Democratic side
don't rolish'the idea OF being led on the
silver question or any other question by
go now a hand US Bourko Cochran, II
tho President says 60, won't thoy have
to take their mOdicino2 II he Gun for
get tho others thoy should DO able to
l~nrnivn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10
Doserye Cred It.
Pittsburgh Dispatch

Pittsburgh Dispatch
Wheeling business men are entitled
to tho highest praises for the manner
in which they throttled the panic in
their city. Such exhibitions Of courage
and confidence have a widespread in-
luence for good in times like these.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

1.-TWO years ago my trouble got so bad ] was
my nosO would stop up on one side aud then
on the other. so l could not breathe through It
at all; dropping OF mucous from my head into
my throat kept me hawking aud splitting III,
most constantly, had terrible headaches over
my eyes, roaring aud buEzlng sounds in my
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

PMSburgh Dispatch,
The importance of a wise and liberal
course mover imposed itself moro clearly
on a minority Ia a legislative body than
1t docs on the Republicans in Congress
at present,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

IT is odd that any Democrat should
want to be nominated for governor OF
Ohio in this year OF grace. The people
Of that great state are not going to show
the Democratic party any grace this
vear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

ON any question OF sound policy the
President knows that he eau rely on the
Republican party in Congress. That
must make him comfortable,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

TnG silver fcnds would hamstring
the President IL they could reach him.
They want to hog tho pOFsimmGns to
tho end Of time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

VIZ arc we'll plCasud with Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera Nnd DlOrrhma
Remedy. We have boon very successful
with L. j. NJ. dATEwo1D, GalUwOOd,
CRaWOll Co., n, q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10
STooKS FOR SALE,

GENERAL OR LOCAL AGENTS,
VI Ladies' or gents. SO q week. Exclusive
territory, THE RAPID DISH WASHER Washes
all the dishes for a family IN about one minute,
Washes, rinses and dries them without wCttiug
the hands, You push tho button, tho machine
does the rest, bright, polished dishes, and
cheerful wives, No scalded fingers, no sotled
hands or clothing. No broken dishes, no muss,
Cheap, durable. warranted, Circulars free, W,
aus
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about twice q day. with sharp-shootIng palms
all through my chest, Night sweats set In,
which weakened me terribly. had no appe'
my stomach, causing great pain IN the pt oil
my stomach, which grew so bad ! would ire
quently have to resort TO medical aid for relief,
Bowels constipated, followed by diarrhGa; pain
rheumatism In my limbs so bad was Con.
PEELED TO stay In bed for one month. My. foot
would swell so much l Gouldnot wear my shoes.
! was In this condition when l called on DRS,
COPELAND & BELL four months ago. The
second month OF treatment l could breathe
freely through my nose. ! hereby testify for
tho benefit Of human sufferers: That now feel
with pleasure. Sleep well. Have no headBlOss
or pains any place. My ears feel as we'll as they
ever did aud Gun hear any ordinary converse:
ton. ! now weigh thirty pounds more than !
ever did In my lie, aud c%heeriully recommend
all human suffers 70 try those eminent special
lists aud be relieved"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10
Worlds Fair GrOcsrS' Convention and
GrOCsrS' Day,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80.
West Virginia State Day at Worlds FaIP
WEDNESDAY, AUGUSTUS.
Worlds Fair GroCors' Convention ut Chs'
nnrn. WndnoAdnY. Angnst 80. tBb3,

Worlds Fair GrOCOrs' Convention ut Chs
CnE0, Wednesday,, August so, tS85'
On the above date will 10 held the first M.
tional Convention OF the KGAil utoceta u'e'
held In the United States
All Grocors, whether mOnbcrs Of Assoc
citation or not, are invited and VIII bc ",''
come to all privileges
Tho meeting will take place in tho Music haLl,
within the Exposition Grounds, ana i 70 W.
held under the auspices VI the "ChlcaE9 1IV
Gers mud Butchers Associations, rs uecluyl
a preliminary meeting held IN Chicago on We,
~, 1893, when Representative Rrooefs OIL lho IA''
aud West were present
EVERY GROCER OUGHT 10 CO.
--
Purchasers Of tickets aro hereby guarantee
that II between now aud tho 9Jtl OF AnEu,Laa
nGuernl bronx IN TailroEl rates occur lhA' '"'
rates will DO Ms low ~ any.
The Chicago gtOCUfs arc making every pl'In,,
ration To cure we'll for all gtOccrs coming ~ 'pp
Convention. They have arranged lnr u hui,.
of Comfort aud information nld thGir neg l!"iJ
tiers during tho GtOcerE week wiz OV N.'''
near the Fair Grounds lt, eliza
Tho public In general Il invited to lJll ,,OO
GrOCCts' Excursion. The quickest tltlg N "
best accommodation ~ aSSltpd OE lhii ll,,
The excursion Will leave tho ran dInI, In
ton at li9o l. m sund1y &lRt'T ic "u .in DO
secured VI Panhandle station OH SATURDAY "''
For further information, apply 70 'oY
tlnSDH, Passenger Agent, OriO ~ alI'N"b'
Rotary Retail ufOCers Association ,,tprur
T. vitWlG,
H. Klll.LN,
" O. EJElIl+
nulo CommIi'g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

HooD's pills euro constipation. They
arc the host Oftor-dinnOr pill aud family
cathartic, U
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

VTANTED-THREE TRAVELLING
w statesmen. Applyto y Twentieth stno-
uuJS
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MEATH ON FLIES-FoR SALE BY
IL WARRICK 4. WAYMAN, No, lO1 Fu4'.
teenth street No cure no pay, aus
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BUREAU De GASAY GoM+DA
PARA LA EXPOSICION UNIVERSAL DE CHICAGO
AvIsO 1N1PoRTANTE

EPosi6n de Chicago rpsnente lslra
cacul a melo 100000
sonasd
La
elcualo
hero6 lies hacerpr paracon o.
Es nhecnoi nnegable pesar lan
los
suena 4 impossible
obt hospeda ale
Convene dos este
de hoedae
precos salmente
Hspauo- -Amerca med que la
etolo
/
Nneva- York e
suscrtor sbajo las
Com
posci6 ble
brsey al
esadu. Los poadore 8
los de "a CnlpanI quen omar a
de las Ia de a ft a
desg Hoel6C Casa de pedesis Is ira s.
Co faesta
/
yactud la
contrao Preston
Rico
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S E Y E n ID EN-

Tres temperatures t,eg1esas, grandes, y de
muy POGO eso y dos idcDs .francesos, todas e,,
muy buen estado.
Una bombo ceAtrLfitga de tyece ceitimetros.
Una bon'ba horizontal dc treiitttreS ce,atin.e-
tr0S.
Una caldera tubuloso dc ctcnt0 cuutro caba-
UoS de .fterza.
Hof'as t@bertaS dc cuorentiSeis centinsetros.
Tres Serpentueas de co6re para clayifcadoras.
U'e cdlentador para guarapos
Dftglrse q Ia ftt'edici6n de don Roberto Gra-
ham, Gale de Ia Marina. Ponce
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SacalambO
(QUITA DOLOR)

Este especifco indio esta dando los mejo-
res resultados en- las Intermediates siguien-
tes
Reumatismo articular, neuralgias, dolor
de muelas, quemaduras, para los casos
gripales no tiene rival.
La forma de usarlo va envuelta en- la bo-
tella.
Los reddos Sc dirigiran a los t1nicos agen-
tes depositarios los seIlores L. Chard6n &
Co-Plaza de las Delicias ntimero 10.
Ponce, Mario IS de 1898 Denletrio Voz-
qnez. 3Im
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Venta de una hacienda
DE CAFE

Por encontrarse su dueno delicado De sa-
lud, Sc vende una en- Ia jurisdiction De Ga
les, compuesta De 253 cuerdas de extension:
l45 cuerdas, proximainente, fincadas lie las
cuales hayen production 90, que un ano con
otro dan 450 quintales de Cafe. Tiene. ade-
mas, mucho cacao embrado, pl4tanos. exec
lentes pastos cercados de alambre. buera
maquinaria magnficos estabiecimientos
con tuberfas para conducir las aguas.
FL que la interese puede dirigir sus propo-
siciones su dueno don J. L. Lafaye, en- el
barrio de Cialitos.
Mario 16 de 1898
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D1arlo police de La tarde
IA DERlLlDAD GENERAL.
"A TISIS. IA An EMIA.
LA ESCROFULA.
EL REUMA MATISmO.
"a r0G ~ nEo ERaEA R@G

e RAQ lTiSMo e! LOS MfMOS.
! Z en- general todas las afecciones
de la garganta, del pecho y las que
proceden de empobrecimiento or
ganico o pobreza de la sangre
Sc curan con el uso de 10
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Sa1ida de San Juan de Pto. Rico del 20 al %
Lleg0da q la Hab0no del "A al 26
dias en- Ia Habana
Salida de Ia Hobamo del % al 30
Lle9add Il NetC- York e7 dia 4
dias en- New-YorL
SaHda de Ne,c York el dia II
Ltegdd0 d Niagara el diu II
Llegada d Chicago el dio 13
6 dias en- Chicago
0ahda dc Chicago el dia 10
Llegada Il Washington d dia 20
2 dias en- Washington
.Sat'da dc Washington el dia %
Llegada d FUade1fa d dio p
l dia Ell Filadefa
Llegado q Ne1c York eI dio %
dias en- New York
Salido de Ne,c Yoyb Ell dta 30
Lleg0dd q la Habano et dio 4
dias en- la Habana
Saliela de IL Habana el dia 10
Llegada Il San Juan de Pt0.-Ric0 eE diu II
Duraci6n unos 50 4 55 dias
E! trasbordo en- la Habana es por cec,ata de
la Empresd.
Los tOuristas Sc hospedordn en- IL Habana
en- eI g Hotel T,eglaterra o g Roma" cuyos
oge'ates Sc hdrdiJs cargo q sus UegodaS de ellos
de Sats equtpajes y cO11ducirt0s al Hotel
Las b0letas son cdlidas por mescs eI que
desee pern3aaecer IN mes mas, los gostos CORE
rdn pOr cuentd Suyo
Precio ! $50 ORC americana, pdgaderos en-
Puerto Rico al sacor Ia b0Ieta
Por los age,stes,
FeHr ". Preston,
Joio 8 de 1898. en- Ponce.
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SELLOS DE COMA

Sc hacen con perfection y ra-
pldez, q precios muy modicos.
Tambien Sc vende tinta para
los mismos, a 20 centavos pomo.
lnformes en- La Cmalana, de
Cabanas y Tarrats, Plaza Princi
pal
Diciembre 10 de 1892.
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DEscoNFiEsE De Los lMI-
TADORES.
EXCURSION DE PTO. RICO A CHICAGO

Hine'ario dc Ia EacUsd6m que sal7rd de San
Jaan de Puerto Rico los dias 90 4 % de ca-
da mes, por los oapores correos de Ia Com
l1Gj5ia Iydsatldntica espaNola
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J Uainne Pages
LEON Y SOL
Tnjco recepto, del I1no .Siboney

--7'-r0 ccrI7V0I rETt TTU IJTOOI1gV
Sc acaba de recibir un excelente
surtido de licores de todas clases f.
gurando entire ellos Ell
RENOMBRADO VINO sIBONEY
que Sc detallara al por mayor al
deta l.
Iambien Sc encuentra la venta
tabaco en- rama y elaborado, de las
reconocidas vegas de Comerfo y la
Plata
Acudid, acudid, y os convencereis
de la veracidad de este anuncio.
Ponce, Junio IA, 1898. SIM.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-16
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