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Troubi. for Berry.

CpIcleo. June 29-Thsrc Is trouble
ahcad for Berry. the alleged winner OF
the Cowboy race. George Jooes and Rat
tiz.nake pete, two OF the contestants who
arrived Yesterday, claim that Berry. sno
also Albright, Gillespie and Smith. the
four men rode in the cars at night ano
shipped their horses Jones claims mat he
and Rattlesnake Pete are me only men
who rode fair race. His statement -
.o-robora,ed by the correspondent o. To-
cal raner Who came over the same road on
a bicycle. II is claimed thst Albright,
a:iIIespIe and Smith shipped their norses
betweeu Dixon and De kaib, and 10 va.
rlous places through Iowa the officers OF
the Humane Society had dificplty IN 90.
tanning livery teams, as they hsh already
hasn hired In advance by tce cowboys.
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speetal 1slsarann 3 ths Rsotstsr.

cLCclQt letalFlft - hte Abokeot&-
WASHINGTON, June 20. Congressman
O'Neill, of Boston, came here to-day to
make a personal appeal TO the President
in behalf OF the business interests OF
the Hub for an extra session of Con-
gress at the earliest possible date.
Mr.. O'Neill told the President that
Boston and New England were unit
in demanding that Congress be called
together at once for the purpose OF re-
pealing the Sherman law, and that the
great interests OF that section OF the
country felt she situation was such that
every days delay was doing incalculaole
damage.
The President said no one appreciated
the seriousness Of the situation moro
than himself, and that In whatever he
might do or refrain from doing, his sole
aim was and would be TO do what was
best for the country.
II he did not call Congress together
at this time, it was not because Of any
arbitrary decision that later date
would be better, but because he must
first be assured that when the two
houses met they would without hesita-
tion proceed TO enact the legislation
which the country demanded and which
IL was hoped and believed would restore
confidence and relieve the present dis
QuietiRg situation.
He could not afford to act hastily in
this matter nor to make any mistake.
he must feel certain that il he assem-
bled Congress in special session for the
purpose OF taking certain action, that
action would be taken; otherwise an ex-
Mira session OF Congress, instead Of bet
tering the situation, would make II
RWorse.
When ne felt assured that such legis-
,|tlon as the country demanded would
Icommand safe majority in Congress,
he would not hesitate day about isSu-
E ing his call for an extra session.
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BENJAMIN, THI., HEARD FROM.
He Cannot Keep the sour stuff in
His stomach-hePo ses as a Financial

New YORK, June ne1-Ex-President Har-
rison arrived in this ity this afternoon ac-
companied by Mrs. Mckee and her little
son. His daughter LIT by the Fall River
boat for Boston ana q went to the F1fth
Avenue, were he vii remain during his
stay in town. The e{.Presideut said that
he will be in New Y,rk until Monday,
when he leaves for cape May, where he
will spend July and Aurnst
"After the passage ofthe Sherman silver
law, silver sold at IZ9, low it is 63. How
do you account for tht shrinkagem was
asked.
81 would prefer not % 4 scuss that sub
ieot now," was the anSwerA "But every
BODY knows that the Slerhan law was
only an expedieut Shermah. Aldrich and
many other RepublicansI Recognized that
fact, and the Sherman silver bill
was passed in preference to some
thing worse 1t is very interest
ing" went on the expires dent "to note
the attitude by our Democr attic friends at
present. They are appealing 10 the Re-
publicans to be patriotic-ah appeal which
we have seldom failed TO rsspond to-but
previous to the passage OH the Sherman
Silver law when the RepublA Acan admihis-
tration was struggling with the financial
question, the great aim OF out Democratic
friends was to put Harrison n the hole-I
don't say this to excuse Republicans from
being patriotic and helping ou1th present
administration, but only to pbipt con-
trast."
DO you expect the Sherman aat to be
repealed"
~ don't care to speak about that.
don't know how well in hand the Prdsident
may have his wild team which De is driv
ing"
In answed to a question as to whether ht
attributed the present financial fri4is TO
the effects of the Sherman }law
he said he thought great debl \mor,
blame was laid at the door OF the Sher
man law than it deserved. but Mat its
repeal might tend TO restore puoliJ donf
dence if only by working upon the inbaaina
tion of the public. He expressed 4imsel
as having confidence in Governor Kin
ley's reelection. He refused to tail ne
upon the probable repeal OF the Nc le
law or the pardoning of the anarchiV b
Governor Altgeld.
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YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

Az PittsburR. Ehret and Kennedy both
tched excellent ball. A base on paits, =
AZ nv VauHaltren, triple and single
,he eighth gave Brooklyn the game
enhance 500. Pitts0urg /, Brooklyn
q armed / and .; errors, and 8: hits,
"a pitchers, Ehret and Kennedy; um-
pi Lynch. .,
Cincinuati. Hoy's wonderful eaten OF
Nd ee's long drive In the nlnth prevent,
Cd orne run and the consequent tielng OF
the ore Attendance l,70O Cincinnati
2 N [hin9ton ). Earned. Washington 2;
error : each: hits, and 9; pitchers. Sui
livan Iing and Maui; umpire, Emslie.
AT sveland. the hard hitting lads from
Tho ~ rer city jumped on to Young, AID
whom stings was substituted they served
him N sane way. Attendance 2.5OO:
CjeveIa q philadelphia 10; earned, 3 aud
:. error n and /; hits, l3 and 10; pitchers,
Young. sstiugs and Weyhing; umpire,
Al Chi 60. McGinnis pitched fairly
good pan FOR the colts; one that with
nrooer sn ort would have been winner.
attendant .. 900 Chicago o, New orS
II. earned each; errors, o and 3; hits. IL
and u chers, McGinnis and Russie.
Umpire, Sd ard.
hattie Tn v hitting in the sixth saved
the game Z the visitors. Attendance
> Sso G. r ala . Boston 5. Earned,
esch Errof St Louis 5. Hits, s and 8
pitchers Br Lenstein and Nichols. Um
A. I.onisyi Hawke was very wild 70
dav and the + isvilles hit the ball at tn'
risbt time ndauce, ), 800. Louisville
. RaItinore {. rned, and 3; errors,
and 2: hits. nd l3; pitchers, Strattoi
aud Hawke; uni re, hnrs'.
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A FIEHD HUNG.
He stabbed to Death an Innooent s'sts'
nj Charity who Was Nursing Him.

OF Charity who Was Nursing HIM
READING. PA, June 90. -Pietro Bnc-
cIeri was hanged here this morning. Ihe
drop foil at 1ts06. He was dead
at li:l4.
Buccieri's crime was one OF the most
fendish In the criminal annals OF tnis
State. He was born in 81. Peters italy,
AZ wears ago. came 20 this country 10
wears ago, and in 1890 drlfted TO kead-
ina where he carried on shoemaking
and often attended TO the correspen'
dence OF his fellow countrymen. 10
February, 1892. hs was admitted 10 St.
Joseuh's Hospital, suffering with a
burned arm, received by the explosion
OF lamp In bis shop. On June
"a the Sisters served the hos
nItal patients with milk, aud when
Sister HiIdaber handed him his, h'
ium ped oot Of his bed, pursued her with
an open knife out into tho corridor and
finally into the kitchen. ard plunged thu
dIrk into her abdomen. She died th'
next day. and 40 strong was the ieelin'
against the prisoner that there wa
some talk Of lynching him, but bette
counsel prevailed aud be vas given
fair trial last September, convicted AM
sentenced 70 be hanged. Bucelerfs mo
tive for the killing Of the innocent Sis
ter has never been diyulgod, ana IL
the universal belief that he plotted th
murder without proyecatlon aud 10 hi
own fendish bature carried II out.
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ano,bsr Mine Closed Down.

ASPEN, Colo, June 29.-The fam
Mile Gibson Mine, the greatest sill
producer in America, closed down
night, and unless there is an advance
the price of silver, or some plan agret
upon by the mine managers Of Denver, W
not operate until such time as it will 1
justified in doing so. There is not left j
full operation a single one Of the big prof
critics, and it is the opinion that all IN
smaller ones will close by the end OF tn
week. The total number of men laid o.
here Yesterday was 465.
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.,,~.,d Claim. Ci.iu.nship.

cu,r.eo June 2e.-Goy. Altgeid this
.t.n-,o., renlied 70 the charge made
=. 60. rs uardou of the Anarchists that ne
= ~, a citizen Of the Union States. In 40
;ntsrview be said: The people VINO are
rss ain as 10 the legality OK my acts As
Gorernor Of Illinois need give themselves
NJ nneasiuess on that score. have no nms
~ ~ 80 in,o details. but can assure you tnat
~ nv father was natnraiized when l wss !
...:,-.- n.y mali dov.k Indeed, was cut tnree
'.sss,s I'D when the family arrived IN tnia
,.csatry. and my father q once t2ek ~
-s-.,s rseeeeary 70 make him o1li1ea O
- fTrri1ed Ststes He becnuo fnl1y -
s.ss.,S.eS- - : - - q being alemieer
ds.s: 8 - 81 H's e ~ ~
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pans. June 2g.-The AUcnor Du Ions'"
rnh1i mes the details Of an engagement IN
TououIn. the news Of which 1t declares gas
been suppressed by the Governor, Laaces.
ssn II says that 400 Chinese attacked inc
Erench most Of Muong Mai during the ao-
.sncs Of the main body Of E'reucn troops
IJsut Perignon, commanding the remnin-
80 garrisou. defended the post for TWO
49, yynen his ammunition was exhausted
and the French were forced 70 eyacuate
sbe position. The Chinese pressed tnsm
hard until the retreating garrison luckily
met a company OF. French snsrpsnoosers'
when the combine forces ATTACKED ana re
puIsed the Chinese after an no,f
| lighting. killing ioo.
killed and sdyeral wounded
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r.,. eov wanted to Raise Peoples Hair

Sr JosrPH. Mo-, June 29.-Ellsworth
Gosven' aged 9 years, was arrested few
weeks ago and indicted for breaking into
a wbolesale store. He was released lew
davs ago but arrested the next day on
q charge OF train wrecking, he having
thrown a switch in the Burlington yards
and ditched freight engine and several
On learning that it was freight train
he said "Heii. thought it was passen-
ger train: wanted to see the passengers
inmp.n To-day sentences to twelve years
At the Reform school was passed on the
how He informed the Judge that IL was
lucky he had sent him up, as II released Is
had perfected plans for crime that wouiu
have raised peoples hair.
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She Was Only bis Foster Mother.
yp,eiaL Tel,oron TO ths Register.

PARKERsBURG, W. VA, June 29;[Depu;
tv u. s. Marshal Mehen arrested Jonh anu
Joseph Bales, brothers, and FARMERS, wy
reside in the lower end of Mason county,
on the charge Of perjury and making taiSe
efidavits in the pension case OF Isabella
Vaughan. who is a sister of theirs. Mrs,
VAUGHAN has drawn a pension for three
Years or more as the mother OF a
deceased soldier named Vaughan when sne
was NOT his mother. The pension was Sc,
cured w bv the false afldavits of John ana
Joseph Bales. who swore Mrs; vaughan
was the mother Of the deceased when snt m
was only the foster mother. Iney were we're
held to answer indictment. The case wa
worked up by Capt. a. W. Roonle, OF Tux
secret service.
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v..,.roav,. Appointm onts by tho Presi-
dent

wAshryGToy, D. c., June 2s.-The Pres
;dent today made the following appoint
ments: .haprh.
IT. Eanr,h Auditor OF the Treasury; Geo.
B. p. Anderson, Of the District Of Colq% ola, .
to be Secretary Of Legation ,9t a. klo |, ,Se se
.Jaueiro, Brazil; TO be Con'uis Soonain on .pe
Tinted States: Eugene Gernaln'
of California, at Zurich, Swi'zer,
land: james II. Madden, Of Illinois. 2t,.,o at
smyrna, Turkey; Frederick dci ", %or,naox h,ox.
busch. OF Wisconsin. at Stettin, Germany ,
George CSs G. Matthews. Jr., of Florida A n
Dakota, asS at Christlnians, sweden; Louis y,
Delapiain, Jr., Of West .,I yirzlGia, g,To, ~ ~
0iabama AT Ningpo, China: Edward r
craoe of Pennsylvania, at Hanover, Ger,
many; Henry g. smith, Of sarae1 Alae1Disib cbie e'
Tngireer limited States navy; Charles a
e. King. Passed Assistant Enginee'
United States navy.
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y.,on. for Uorthy yyomss.

w.suIseros. ID. c., June 2s.-Assistant
sac,e,arv REYNOLDS. Of the Interior De
rsr,ment mas made pension decision
which will be welcome news 70 iarge
nsmber OF women who rninistsred 70
wounded soldiers In hospitals during the
Iate war. They are 70 % placed on the pen
sion rolls The question arose upon com
,rsrrics,iou from the cenmisslonsr OF Pen-
ssoos AZ To whether these women who su-
nsriutended the diet Of the SICK and wound
- soldiers were entitled 70 pensions under
the provisions Of the act commonly Known
as the nurses act Assistant eecretary
REYNOLDS holds that these persons are en'i'
| tlet 10 pensions.
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BADLY nurt while Driving.

Speetal 7IlegrGm 70 the RsGi'tsr.
KINGwooD, W. VA, June 29.-Thomaass
Hennessey, aged ifty-three, wife ana cnlia
were driving four-year-old morse al al.
lev Point this county, yesterday, when IL
frightened at the raising OF an umerella
ane ran off The old man was thrown nv UuO
and both wheels passed over MS oouy' S nS
chiid was thrown out by its mother, aud
canght in the wheel and was dragged quite
a distance. The child's nose Is masneG,
the woman has two ribs broken ana Is
thought to be hurt inwardly. The old man
is a mass of cnts and bruises. Physicians
saw thev are all dangerously hurt
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ArA In ROAtOn,

Boston, juno The strain on the flu-
ancial and bus, eitnation has to-day
been seVerer Lh ever. Stocks were de-
morallzed a1 tne start, and it looked for
time as If the mu, t.aaded manic was about
to break. The ,idation was extremely
heavy, and unt ithe pressure prices
tumbled badly. "a hanks were calling
loans on all side, I'd some of the best
houes on the sure, had TO pay abnormally
high rates 10 ge carried through. The
rate advanced III 40 per cent.
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or currency. One bank in this city mas
$3.50, 900 tied up in Philadelphia In that
way; another has $500, 900, and another
$500, 900, and the question Is becoming
serious. Unless the Philadelphia banks
remit this week it is probable, accord
ing TO some New York bankers, that a
discount will be charged on all Phil
adelphia exchange received from deal
ers here. One case is known where a
large discount was charged for cheek
Of 100000, it being special transac-
tion.
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prices of silver. Hauser says the
Situation will cause a reactlon III
silver. Every silver mine tnat
wn reduces the production OF from
Ter cent of gold. The result VIII
ction of gold product to less than
No per annum, an amount wnlch Is
every year in the arts alone,
ne N become scarcer. gold go 10 a
m an Ind this scarcity will compel an
I1se of silver.
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owinrtn the ColIanse.

ST.. LOUIS, June 29-The st. Louis
Smelling and Refining Company, operating
O large plant at Howard Station, Mo, will
shut down July 1st, owing to the recent
collapse in silver. and will not reopen until
matters assume better phase. Thres
hundred men will be thrown out OF employ
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NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.
India's Action should Stimulate the Price
of SiIver-Senator Tellsr's Views.

DENVER, COL, June 20. = Senator
Henry NJ. Teller this morning said:
THE action Of the government of India
ought not to have depressed silver to
the extent that it seems to have done,
aud l think the fall in silver has re-
suited largely from a Misrepresentation
on the part Of the people OF the East
as TO what action the Indian
government will take. noticed
in the papers Of Tuesday that
Mr.. Lock and Mr.. Cannon are reported
as saying that India will cease to take
silver. The fact is, II the mints are
tention Of the India government to pur-
chase silver and coin it on account OF
the government In the same manner
practically as we coined under the
Bland act, and there is no reason to
suppose India will not take as much
silver in the next year as it took In the
last. Many friends of silver believe
that that will enable the India Council
to sell It's Council bills at q stipulated
and fixed price, and thus prevent the
fluctuation of silver. Now, II council
bills are to be sold, as the press repre-
sentatives say the scheme is, at shil-
ling and 4d. per rupee, which is more
than they have been selling st hereto
fore for some time, it ought to make
silver not only more stable but higher
than IL has been for the last ten days.
There is no possibility of the Indian
government adopting thegold standard
with gold as the circulating medium.
1t is impossible for them 10 40 that.
The British government twice tried
that, and it has failed. do not con-
slider the action OF the Indisa govern
ment as alarming as the alsrmist people
seem to think 1t is, nor do ! believe
that 1t will aid In the repeal OF the
sherman law"
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The Rsytien Republic Seized.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Secretary Car
lisle to-day received telegram from Port,
land. Ore, announcing tbe arrival there OF
the Haytien Republic with 600 Cninese
aboard. The boat was seized by the nited
States Treasury agents.
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Ayiev From London.

LONDON, June 29.-Several members Of
Parliament who speak with authority on
money questions, were interviewed this
evening concerning the probable effect OF
India's new attitude toward silver
Mr.. William Houldsworth, the moving
spirit in the Bi-mettallic League, said that
India's action in closing her mints TO the
free coinage of silver would steady ex-
change and thus relieve Of much difficulty
the trade between Lancashire and the In
dian ports. On the other hand. Laaca-
shire's trade with countries having the sill
yer standard would oe injured seriously.
The position OF India would eventually be-
come so difficult that she would be conf
PEELED TO adopt bi-metallism-
Natives Won't Know the Difference.
I LoSpox, June q. 9.-Wm. Caine. who has
gelled much IN India and has written .
1oncsruing the country aud its no
hawas m 5 1to think G.
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n.o,,,.a to accept the PosItIon.

WAsHryoroS, June 20 Maurice j.
Powers. recently appointed shipping com
missioner at New York, has declined 70
laccept the position.
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A PERSONAL APPEAL
For an Extra Session Of Congress- to
be Called at Once,
MADE BY CONGRESSMAN O'NEIL,

On Behalf of the Business Inter
ests ofBoston and NewEngland.
The Presidents Logical Reply.
Condition of the Money Mar
kets-Silver Discussed from all
Points of View.
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fxed mostly by custom. Unless panic
.honld come. the majority OF the natives
would never know that there had oeen
change.
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uo-. .,no,a .u,. pee,aea upon.

w,sur~arox ! e GA large number
80 tressrrv snnoir pents were agreed upon
by the President Secret&ry Ols49 OAS
last night and vii rooaoie oe Hnnounoeu o1a
tomorrow or Satu az. Among ,1en slo
J. F. Tlllman, OF II fssee ior hsg,s.el l
or.rs rssir1ed " ade, for Superin-
,aaSs,t Nj. Morgan coiner, Mr. Guion,
for relter, and Mr.. ceder, lor assayer
of the New Orleans N
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yrrrAHp HAvxs. Mass, June %.
pv,,ish STEAMER Csnturion, Captsin}WYt
an from Boston for New fork, ran ls1oro
~ HeSrc Pence shoal Ct midni9et las
nixht She lies eAsy. Tug ~ = ssc'pt
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Hanser Is Quite Logic

HELENA. MaST., June 2e. LEX,
Hsuser, chief pwner Of Helen
which is turning out about 500
lion every noat says 1t wi
Iessf IS enough ~ 1ee Y
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po.rox Ju,e % m hs demand for wool
q ,,.-y r,oSsrats Ana he ssies only LAO :
- 70, - S-.S.,-,d. 0h;e y and Xxx 2<a2bcs
;o.,a ~ p 49, da,.sre go a Miohisna delnfne
Sssal-. nm ~n-s. z a5- 20c: Territory me
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mr.. oiad.iot

Mr.. 0ihoaiof
Promised d
LoNp0s,
Commons 20
the adopted
terms OF wbi
yesterday Y
passage q
(the hots J.
mis- motiin Y
ernmen1 uo
sanctloraas
bnslnes0 d \
or adfaIifrIa
| Withoatu r'o
| closursH so
nonthtI 3 -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-12
LA HORTENSIA
12-ATOCHA-12
AImae6n de Novedades.
MerCadO Colon y Ga.
Mercad0, Colon y Ca.

p1bGco ispensando
distinction.
local
q la Rivera aCaban deimportar de
T3anc5a A1emana EspaNa, Lnglaterra, Austria,
EUROPA y AMERICA ependido
ustados
las Ultima moda realzan sin compenc
otros smuchosd de enumeration:
Eegantes mismos
don hlo de Eo blancas coores senoras
elegantes
ombras: de
de acred-
fabricas de dos povo SIMON tapetes
de felpa.
Un escojido surt 2roPos regaos como estuche
peunadores, panueos
jeteas pora-caras s ga ga
Crande 9las bancas de color de god6n de ho,
lana,
Desde cha coninu enovando el suido menuamente
da de Ponce. JUNO de 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-12
Ponce, Diciembre 10 de 1898.
Los PRECIOS FEJOS
GALE DEL COMERCIO PONCE, PUERTO-RICO

En- antique acreditado estabecmieno hay constante
magnco urtido de Instruments de sca car
fauta dautne bombardnos, vones de odos
cuerdas my escas para los msmo garras supeore
para violin, papel de hlo para mlsica, etc etc
Tamben hay surdo de fguras de biscuit ador
para tocador espenddos objetos para regaos.
Efectos para escroro perfuera francea ngesa de los
meores fabrcane precosos Devoconaro de nacar de e
de formas de Ultima moda
Csaerfa Baccarat vajias competas cochecos
velocedo para nino uuetes de todas case efecos
vajes
Efecto para dbuo nfnidad de arculos que realzan
precios visto.
Ponce, Novembre 27 de 1893. 7-13 3vps
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-12
Bazaar de roPa hecha
SASTFERI
DE NARCLSO TOlfAS-PLAZA LIS DELICLAS-PONCE

E dueno de antique estabecimieno conocdo po
tanto confecciones la medid mpoada
gusto de ofrecer centela pubco
general ecen complete surdo de aes hechos de chaquet
de fno, de gaban de ega azu de CAST
coores gabanes sueos de estambre
de seda anara sobretodos foados de seda de ana
propos para viaj cuelo punos corbatas
Para la medida surtido de generos Ultima novedad
classes superiores
mis- Ponce, Diciembre 10 de 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-12

es mos atractiya mientrass mss s.
ludable. La belleza y la salud VEN
casi siempre juntas. La primer.
depende muy menudo de la
segunda.
lCuantas caras eniutas y raqu1ti-
cas- ser1an bellas con solo recobrar
sus carnes! Examfnese el grabado
anterior que, dicho sea de paso,
ilustra IN case real La primera
fgura presenta 4 una joyen raqu1-
tica, extenuada.
Notese Ell cambio en- La fsonom1a
segun van recobrandose las carnes.
La aparienciaf f1sica, sinembargo, no
es Ell don sprincipal. La delgadez
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no procedieranmuy frecuentemente
Ia T1sis, la Escrofula y otras enfer-
medades extenuantes.
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peligro. Por este motivo tiene
tanta fama ese medicamento que
produce fuerzas y crea caTnes, Ia
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h1gado de bacalao con hipofosftos
de cal y sosa. Ex1jase yer Ia
etiqueta del hombre con el bacalae
d cuestas.