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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14

O'Clock the pastor will conduct service ir the church
Among the clergymen who will be present are the
Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix. the Rev. DIR. d. J. Burrel the
Rev. DR.. William H. Green and the Rev. W. X.
Iarshaw, moderator of the Presbytery. The cost OF
the new chapel will be about 1000, all OF which
has been raised. 1t is expected that the Rev. DIR.
william NJ. Paxton and the Rev. Richard Harlan,
the former pastors OF the church, will also be present
The building will BIZ finished by October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14
MAGIC AND COMEDY AT DALYy.

A most interesting programme Will be offered at
Dalys Theatre a week from tomorrow night, when
Kelar the Magician and Mrs. Kellar, Will show great
array OF facts and Illusions 1t is promised that many OF
them shall be new. and their names are certainly
new on the local stage at least. Mr.. Kelars p0r-
ton o the programme will be preceded by Il SNORT
comedy to be performed by n portion OF Mr. DAILY
company not engaged the tour with him. The
opcnng play will be Il musical comedetta, In which
Miss Kitty Cheatham. Miss llaswell, owen Fawcet,
MIR JepsCn Mr. Hacket and Mr.. auckland will take
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14
EXHIBITION BY THE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE.

Many people visited the exhibition OF the Art
students League OF New-Iork which was continued
ut No. o17 West r1ity-seventh st., yesterday. Several
hundred paintings and sketches were Oh exhibition,
all the work OF the students. Among the students
whose work Was on exhibition were F. Luis NORA
DAVID Ericsson, Philip wollrom Wnhelmina Walker,
Jessie Walker Thomas K. Congdon, Mis-, Elizabeth
Iamrosch. Miss Virginia Rand1iph' Augustus ldcA'
Mis-, khinehurt Weller, fredeIica hnlont, Wli.nn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14
THE poMAGER DUCHESS TO STAY IN PRISON

London. May 13.-Mr. Asquith. the Home Secretary,
has finally intmated that the Dowagcr Duchess OF
sutherland who was sentenced to six weeks imprson
ment by Presiding Justice Jeune Of the Court OF
Probate for burning document which she had been
permitted to by order OF the court will not have
her sentence RENTED BY the Home ONCE, but VIII
have 10 remain in Jail the entire six weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14
PRINCE GEORGE ACKNOWLEDGES CoNGRATULA-
TIONS

London, May 13-The Duke OF York. In opening the
Arlscourt Forestry Exhibition today. said that he
deeply touched by the congratulations on his coming
marriage with the Princess Victoria May of Teck. md
that It was OF great qualification. both to the
Princess and TO himself TO receive such evidence OF
kindly feeling the part OF all clnses OF the Queens
subjects,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14
TO MEET RussIA's CHOLERA EXPENSES.

St. Petersburg, May 13.-The tolls for vessels
trading on the Visna River within the boundaries OF
Russia have been Increased TO ten rubes In gold in
order TO cover the expenses incurred by the Russian
Government for sanitary supervision to prevent the
spread Of cholera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14
ro ryDoW OGDEy ACADEMY ~ CrAH.

Boston. May l3.-The New West Education Com
mission has received $4,000 from Nathaniel Cor
dom CT Exeter n. H.. for the permanent endowment
~ Ogden Academy. Utah. which VIII hereafter %
hu.-. a Gc~do~ A"adAwv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14
INFORMED OF LORD ABERDEEN'S APPOINTMENT

Ottawa, Ont, May 13.-The Governor General TO-
day gave notice to Mr.. Bowel the Acting Premier
that he had been officially Informed by the Home
Government that Lord Aberdeen has been appointed
his successor 1t is not yet decided when the Earl OF
DERBY will leave here but 1t will probably be about
the middle OF July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14
1MppovEn RIFLES For RUSSIAN TROOPS.

ST. PETERSBURG May 13-The Russian War once IS
taking stems for the distribution Of the improved
rifles newly manufactured for the Russian Army,
first TO the Western Army Corps which would bear
the immediate brunt of a conflict in case Of foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14

The Paris left NewYork OH the same DAY WIN
the Campania, Of the Cunard Line winch arr'eu
at Liverpool at 10 O'Clock last night. ehe LOOK
h.r dcparture from Sandy Hook fifteen minutes
ahead of the Campania. 1t was expected that there
would be a close race, but the result mas proved
the the Campanla is much the faster Oh the TWO
vessels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14

Greek SPECTATOR who was said to have been
deeply involved, received sufikient assistance TO
carry them over the settlement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14
.n,p w,Kr-EREn A NOVELTY IN PARIS

ode wALKUERE" NOVELTY IN PARIS.
Paris Nav 13-Wagner's Die Walkuere' was pro-
ducad for the first time in Paris last evening. The
audience was delighted and enthusiastic There was
no hostile demonstration. Rose aaron ahu van
Dyck took the principal parts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14

London May 13.-The Great Jubilee Stakes. a handi-
cap of 1000 soverelgns, for three-year ODDS ana up
ward run at Kempton Park to-day. was won by >. W.
Honldsworth's vcyearold bay horse Orvieo, by Bend
Or-Napo John Charlton's four yearod chestnut colt
May Duke. by Observation-Disclosures, was second, ana
Colonel Norths fveyearod bay or brown horse SIMON
IAN by ST. simon Garonne third. Eleven horses started
The second horse received 900 sovcrcigns and the
third 100 sovercgns out Of the stakes The betting
was 10 TO against Orvleo, to against May Duke.
and 10 TO / against Simonian. OrvietO won by hall
n length, May Duke being two lengths aheau oi
Simonian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14

BETTER FEELING ON TIE LONDON sI0Ch
CHANGE.
London, May 13.-The members Of the stock Ex-
change gathered on the floor this morning expecting
IN hear the failure Of several firms officially an
nounced They were agreeably surprised, however.
when they found that only two small failures had
occurred and that some Of the firms that were sup
posed 10 be in difficulty had effected settlements.
This knowledge produced much relief and steaded
Tho market number Of firms, including that OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14
THE PARIS REACHES SOUTHAMPTON.

London, May I3-The American Line steamer Parls
Captain Randlc, which sailed from New.fork on
Nav 6, arrived at southampton at 415 O'Clock THIS
afternoon. She passed the Lizard at 5o O'CLOCK IRIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14
AMERICAN PREIATES PROMOTED AT ROME.

ANFlKICAN FKFIAAIES FKUMUIED III HV''I1
BISHOP KAIN's APPOINTMENT Confirmed
DUBUQUE TO BE AN ARCHDIOCESE.
Rome May 13.-The Pope has confirmed the appoint
ment Of Monsignor John Joseph Kahn. OF wheeling
W. Va, as coadjutor to Archbishop Kenrick OF ST.
LOuis.
Baltimore, May 13.-Cardnal Gibbons received n
dispatch from Rome this morning announcing the cleo
ton Of Bishop Kahn OF Wheeling to be coadjutor to
the Archbishop OF st. Louis with the right OF sue
ccsson and the election Of Dubuque into an archi-
episcopal see. with Bishop IIenncssy. the present
bishop Of the diocese. Its first archbishop also me
translation Of Bishop Burke from Cheyenne TO ~
Joseph, Mo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-07

ran efcaces. Vaya usted por otro
facultativo.
Y Cabrera acudi6 al doctor Vidal,
que al yer q Ia enferma exclam6:
4" va es tarde!" Creo ell case per-
dido. Por que no me habfan ido
d buscar antes 2" Anadi6 que era
precise retirar por antilles las medi-
cinas que aplicara el galeno de la
Playa, Y procedi6 a verifcar una
operaci6n quirdrgica pero Teresa
muri6. Era tarde =
7 no son estos hechos no mas.
Son otros Y otros tan censurables,
que callamos por no repetirnos, Y
que declararemos ante Ia comisi6n
que el ayuntamiento designe para
instruir el expediente que Sc impone.
I'll medico de la playa nos distih-
que con su amistad como particular
pero no importa; antes que nuesttos
amigos es ell pueblo que sufre. e
pueblo que pide ol amparo d III
peri6dico Independence.
ST el m6dic0 tiene defersa, que ls
eiercite 81 los cargos contra q diri
gidos no son exactos, que 10 pruebe
Y 81 ha de caer de su destino, antes
que Il Y sus convenienciaa estan los
infelices a quienes la sociedad enters
debe su protection
Obre, pues, y obre con energia, g
i}ustre ayuntamiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-07
DESTROY sINIEsTRO

Una historic como no hay muchas,
Ell sabado, a las tres de Ia tarde,
un dependiente de esta casa presen-
to al reyerendo presb1tero Roura Ell
recibo de suscrici0n al periodico.
Estaba ALI otro sacerdote: don
Antonio Perez Diaz, catedratico del
Seminario conclliar.
Este senor cura, al abrigo de sus
habitos talares, Sc permitio injuriar
con palabras soeces a LA DEMocRA-
CIA, echando sobre ella y sus redsc-
torres IN diluyio de insultos.
All, valiente!
Crelase que los virtuosisimos pa
dres predicaban y practicaban la
mansedumbre evangelical.
Que imitaban los ejemplos de Je-
sus, ell de Nazareth, el humilde y el
justo.
Que no eran capaces de la colera,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-07

Lectores dc LA DEMoCRACIA: Ten
go el placer dc presentaros don
SaIomon Alvarez, ex- director de FL
Pefr8fia que nlnca peregrino, y de
La Liz que no pudo alumbfar, y Sc
apa86
L conozco dc vista Is simpatico.
lie conozco por referencias. Is un
buea honbre Solo tiene IN defecto.
y cs haber lIegado denasiado tarde
a Ia vida. Is del siglo XIV, y preten-
de un sitio cn el banqnete del siglo
KIN
Creamc que usted hallegado tarde,
don Salom6n
Cuando CT incesante rcpiquetear
dc los tallcrss. y el siIbido de
las maquinas sube envuelto entire
negros totbelIinos del humo de las
fabricas j los espacios. como ho-
sann7 que la civilization levanta; y a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-07

nj de la diatriba, nj de la provocaci6n
nj de la venganza.
Que, ap6stoles de una religion de
paz Y amor, sus labios no SO ADRIAN
nunca para vomitar el ultraje.
Que eran, en- fin, discipulos de su
maestro, tres veces santo, impecable,
paciente divino.
sResulta que conocen q marayilla
el vocabulario de las tabernas que
proferen la amenaza risible Y que la
passion intolerante les posee Y les I'M
pele
iResulta que convierten Ia sotana
en- escudo, Y el solideo en- baluarte, y
el idioma. que aprendieron para pro-
pagar la caridad, en- proyectil carga-
do de inmundicia
Pues nosotros les performances, ex-
hortandoles moderar sus impetus
guerreros.
Ell Padre Roura, el Paul mayor,
escuchaba Y aprobaba los denuestos
de su cong6nere.
Es quo 81 senior Obispo envia 4
Ponce una legion de cosacos en- yez
de enviar una congregation De secer-
dotes?
Fuerza sera creerlo 81 es que los
mantiene en- sus destinos.
No nos mortifcan las frases del
padre Perez Diaz, que Sc vuelven
contra 81 para decir 4 los cstolicos
feryientes
-" Ali teneis un apostol vuestro :
un modelo de santidad, un hombre
sin vicios, sin debiiidades, sin impu-
rezas; un ser superior que en- 81 pull
pito y en- 81 confesionario os ofrece-
RI la salvacion eterna, que el tiene
en- sus manos. Venerable y obede-
cedle %
iCual es la causa de estos insul-
tos hechos q mansalva, que debieran
ruborizar todo el clero
La DEMOCRACIA, neutral en mate
ria de religion Y de flosofia, insertd
inserta articulos del doctor Rodr1-
guez Castro.
Ell Padre Roura quiso aclarar al
| gun punCO, uuuOSo para u HOS
envio un escrito, que aceptamos, co
mo rcmitido, al precio de tarifa.
La administration cobr6 oportu-
namente y ahora estos curas, que POI
10 que Sc We repugnan el pagass5smo
nos injurian porque no hieimos grd
/ It's la rectihcaeion.
ilnocentes!
Sin duda este Perez DIAz es des
cendiente de Rodrigo DIAz de Vivar
el Cid campeador.
Y en- vez del hisopo quiere esgri
mir la tajante y mortifera tizona Ell
el marcial combate.
/. Basta de Paules.
! Ya seguiremos la historic que es
muy cuca.
! Vaya 81 es cuca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-07

taculiza el camino de Ia escudrinado
"a inteligencia, asl la evita llegue
a Ia desesperacion al estrellarse en- 10
impossible.
Fsperanza; delicioso sueno que lie
va consigo IN nundo de incognitas
deicias, "
Carload; Incompatible diosa que,
miranda al pfesente, sacrifica el bien
estar de uno por la salvacion de mu-
chos; sin que por un instante pueda
Ia mente surgir que el manana sc
aproxima reclamandonos IN tanto de
la actlvidad que mOstramos.
En- todas las etapas de la vida hase
Observable esa hermosa trinidad sin
perder TN apiece d4 terreno en- su ex-
cursion a traves de las especies racio :
males. Sin Fe, el mundo es un caos;
sin Esperanza, desapareceria el st57s-
gle for iifr; y sin Carload, Ell asia
miento llevaria al hombre d Ia meta
de Ia desesperacion.
En- el mayor perlodo de barbarie,
late de vez Ell cuando esa desintere-
sada prestacion de auxilio al que la
mamos nuestro semejante; y ST al
principle aparece como tenue nebu-
losa, con ei cIistianismo Sc infiltra
en- todos los corazoncs. Mas 81 STEM
pre- estamos dispuestos a socorrer al
desvalido, y por doquier Sc nota ese
principle de solidaridad que nos hace
ser el uno para el otro; hay IN lapse
de tempo en- la vida, el oasis de los
ensuenos y fantastica5 concepciones
ID juventud, que atrae nuestra vista
/ hacia IN delicadlsimo hori1onte dc
inextinguibles bienandanzas, Y cuan
do en- esa edad Sc ofrece el heroicc
sacrifcio de Ia abnegacion, hay que
tratar de apreciaf'o en- su merito leg1
timo.
Por esa raz6n, hoy mas que nuncs
vese obligada esta Academia a toma1
parte activa en- Ia manifestation dc
las grandes simpatlas que tan dignc
compatriota Sc ha sabido captar, POI
ST. desinteresado amor al semejantt
caido bajo el implacable segur del tar
terrible NAL que nos importa el Asia
y en- representation de aquella Ia ha
go latente trascribiGndola al papel
debiendo signihcarle que su patria
Espa1a, y Puerto Rico, su pals natal
no pueden menos de asociarse a est;
demonstration de afecto, esperanto
con anhelo el feliz tGrmino de sus es
tudios para tenerle a nuestro ladc
cual III hijo predilecto.
La Republica francesa premia anti
su ej6rcito el digno proceder de III
joven espanoi. Gloria 4 Ia Franci;
que tanto nos distingue iGloria a
patricia que tan bien nos representa-
Madrid, JUNO IS de 1898.
Por Ia 4eadsmia Cieat!fco Litera,io.
FfL1x CAsALDUC GoICoECHEA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-07
PUERTO RICO EN- EUROPA

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Ia Academia Cient{tico Ijteraria
fundada en- esta Corte DOR los alum
nos he eefnd;os suDeriorcs. hane CON
far;dc y Alto honor de diriqir 4 usted
ma carta-noensaae Deoue7a muestra
de "a ;nn7enea saf;sfacci6n que etnbar-
osys n',e~tr~s cnrazones Al yer que
q P,etecfo de Ia Ioira inferior Mr
C1eiff;r nor orllen del senior Presiden-
f. de IA Ren,ibl;ca rancesa habiale
esco;ido enfre otros para ser eI con
dacorado nor FL Gol,ierno de Ia Re
n6blica en- las 6estas escolares que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-07
AL AYUNTA1GIENTO

Venimos hoy a recoger la queja
persistente de todo IN vecindario que
reclarna, que exige sus administra-
dores remedio para sus males.
Contra el medico titular de la Pa
va sc eleva un clamoreo que nos i'm
pulsa q traer hasta aqui un res6men
lie cargos.
Oiganos ell ayuntamiento, que tie
ne la obligation extricta de yelar dla
tras dia para que Sc cumplan 4 CON
ciencia los servicios muDicipaies.
Los enfermos que en- esas barrla-
das del sur necesitan asistencia Ia
cultativa, oncuentran difcultades IN
creiblos
Reclaman, con la boleta de pcbres,
ID vista del m6dico Y Ia obtienen
solo cuando llevan consigo an ca
rruaje: 81 no, no.
Y en- muchas ocasiones los lndl-
gentes, los que viven del mezquino
salario, no pueden costear 10 carrera
de on carruaie. y desesperan y ago
nizan sin un caInante one aten6e
7us dolores.
Poraue eli estes casos el medico
recota dc osdas, pr el informe de los
que van de a buscarle Que diagn6s-
tieos Sc formaran con el sistema ini-
cuo Que 6xitos Sc aloanzaran con
la practica absurda?
Sc nos dice-porque al trazar las
lInoas presontes nos basamos eli una
manifestation escrita-se nos asogu-
ra que un infeliz fu6 4 soicitar al
m6dico d Ia una de Ia tarde; Sc le
contest6 que dormla, aguardo dos
horas Y al fin suplic6 al criado que
le namase, va que Sc trataba de una
enfermedad grave.
Ell criado respondio. " Ell doctor
ms ha prohibido que le dospierte ::
marchese ustod Y 70 me encargo de
avisarle."
Ign6rase 81 esta promesa fu6 cum
pida; pero 10 cierto es que ell m6dico
acudio q rey Al enfe5wo al otyo dta 4
las @ueJe.
Ahora copia1nos dc un modo lite
raj porquo 10 que sigue es co3cluye5lte.
"0mo vecino enf8rmo, Aveino
Cabrera, por 30 tener albergue Y por
no existir cauas desocupadas en- el
Hospital, soljcit6 por conducto de los
humanItarios senoras Saur1 y 5pbira
ingresar eD ei Asilo de danlas,
Conseguido que fu6 su ingreso, Sc
necesit6 81 examen de la enfermedad
por 81 m6dico tituIar; Sc mando 4
buscar enojandolc Joleto q cochc, y
no quiso ir, yecetando cc}tjfc0nd0
lesde su estltdio. Entr6 ell onfermo
IL Asilo; pero despuGs de habor per-
1nanecido bastantes horas ali, eI doc
tor Iglesias Ia examine, 0rdenando
que le trasladasen inmediatamente
al hospital de lazaros, POI, tcne, q330
entegmedod c0ntagl0sa."
Fl viernes p de Julio, Sc presen-
to Igpacio Cabrera al medico con Ia
bozata dc p0Jl'e, solicitando el auxiIio
de la ciencia para su hiia Teresa,
amenazada lie un aborto peigrosisi-
mo, Y el mtdico contest0 ~ o para
saber 10 que padece no tengo que II
desda aqui puedo recetarla. p I la rece-
to. Pero mientras Cabrera rogaba al
facnltativo que le acompanase; mien-
tras iba despu6s la farmacia; mion-
tras regresaba luego a su domicilio,
habla pasado mucho tempo. En-
contr6 81 su hija mas grave intent6
administrarIe los medicament0s.
No haga usted tai cosa-le aeon
sejaron los vecinos esas medicinas
recetadas sin yer Ia paciente no Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-07
Al sENoR DON sALOM0N ALVAREZ

IN DONDE Sc ENCUENrRE
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-15
NO. 81.
CIRCUIT COURT NOTES.

The attention Of the court has been
engaged since noon yesterday in the
trial of civil case, ON change of
venue from Hampstead county. The
case IN question is suit fog damages
for the alleged wrongful leyyiug upoa
and sale of personal property. The.
trial is now over and the case is il the
hands of the jury.
The case of state VS.. Watt Richard
son, col, charged with grand larceny,
which was set for trial this week, he's
also been disposed Of resulting IN
conviction OF the accused.
The case of state vs.. John Gillian,
also colored, on similar charge, was
continued for the term.
The court is now engaged with the
trial of cases on the law docket, aud
will continue the trial of civil cases
during the remainder Of the term.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-15
coPPs-sHELToN HoMoUIDE.

In the United States District court
at Paris, TexaO, there is now on trial
a case without a precedent in the le-
gal history of Lamar county, in which
Mrs. Isabella Copps is being tried for
her life, on a charge ofmurdering DR..
A. w. Shelton near Paul's Valley in
the Indian Territory on the 9th day
of January, 1898. She is the first
white woman ever tired for capital
crime in the courts of that county.
Everybody was anxious to hear the
testimony. The government produced
evidence to show that the woman got
DR.. Shelton to 60 TO her house and
there shot him dead.
She went ON the stand in her own
behalf and told long story of her
troubles with DR.. Shelton. She said
her husband and herself had rented
land from the doctor. Her husband
was an old man in bad health, hence
she had to manage their affairs. The
doctor owed them some money and
agreed to build them house. When
it was finished another family was in
stalled in it. She demanded the house
or payment of the debt and they had
some words when he refused TO let
them have the house on Saturday. On
Monday she went to see lawyer, but
he gave her no satisfaction. On going
back to the cabin where she was stop
ping she sent her husband to DIR.
Shelton and had HIM go see her He
came, and on his reaching the cabin
she insisted on having the house or
being paid her money, saying they
had had nothing to eat for three days.
He refused to pay her and drew his
knife and started toward her when
she rushed to the gun, a 38-calibre
Winchester, threw it on him and fired.
He fell outside with his feet in it
dead.
This was her statement in substance.
In the cross examination it was devel-
oped that she had made some threats
against DR.. Shelton. The argument
was begun today.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-15
Another Arkansas Railway.

On Wednesday morning articles Of
incorporation were filed in the office
of the secretary of state at Little Rock
by the Little Rock, Hot Springs e.
Texas Railway. The capital'stock Of
the new company is Sl,200,000. The
object of the organization is the con-
strnction Of line of railway from lit
tie Rock to Hot Springs, through the
counties Of Pulaski, Saline and Car
land. a distance of sixty miles. Tho
main business Office of the company
will be at Hot Springs. Woodford
w. Waters, John 3. Varnadore, Frank
C. Stearns, Emanuel Burgauer and
Samuel II. Stitt are authorized to
open books for the receiving of sub
scriptions.
The stockholders of the new con-
cern are Uriah II Lott OF New York,
John p Nelson of san Antonio, VIM
j Little, Ed IIogaboom, Dewitt q
Rugg. Robt J. Williams, Alf Whit
tington, John j Sumpter. Chas y XIX
and Lott Nelson of Hot Springs. The
first board OF directors is composed
Of Little, Hogaboom, Rugg, Williams,
Wilmington, Sumpter and ltix work
on the new road will commence in
the near future, it is said.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-12-15
An Old Song.

When giants lived in ancient times,
Sing heigh, my boy sing no.
In good old England or foreign cllmes,
Sing heigh, my boy sing no.
They carried things with high old hand
Strong nor week could before them stand
And they killed whom they pleased
throughout the land
Sing hcigh, my boy, sing ho!
But the giants didn't have ther own
way when Jack he-Giaut-killer arriv-
ed on the scene. You know the story.
Recollect, too, that every age has its
giant killer. We have our giants in
The form of all sorts Of dread diseases,
supposed to be incurable Our Jack
is in the form Of DR.. Pierce, who has
proven the expression "incurable di-
seases to be faIlacy. Can you smag-
inc more potent weapons to assist a
woman in killing the giant disease
than DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton? It's the only guaranteed rene
dy for all functional disturbances.
painful disorders and chronic weak
nepses of womanhood. In female
complaints Of every kind, if it ever
fails to benefit or cure, you have your
money back, It's simply a question
of the company you preler-the Giant
or the Jack