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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-22

The following .aseS were disposed of af-
ter our report of last week:
Charles r. Fowler V. Fred. Bland. As
sumpSit. Jury find for plaintiff the sum
of Sl2.9S.
James Noon vs. Jacob Brindle As
sumpsit. The court directed a compulsory
nOn-Suit.
Mary Wilson ct al vs. McCIelland West
oyer ct al Trespass. Jury find for plain
til eighty eight cents.
Mary Wilson ct al. vs.. Samuel Mays ct
al TrespasS. Jury find for plaintiff
S54.IO.
Galltzin a. Christy vs.. James L. Mitch
ell ct al.-two cases. Continued.
Joseph Brooks vS. Charles Williams,
cjectment. jury find for plaintiff the
land described in writ.
Theodore Bendcn V. Joseph Prior.
Ejcctment. Jury find for defendant.
Agnes Duncan ". John c. Fender. As
sumpSit. Jury fuC for plaintiff $50 with
interest from 10Th of June, 1sJ2.
c. J. Blair vs.. Eliza j. Wood. Contin-
ued.
Noel vs.. Cambria Mutual Insurance
Company. Jury find for plaintiff the sum
Of 500.
Judge Barker on Saturday sentenced
John Macken. convicted of SOdumy and
assault and battery with intent TO
commit rape, to one year and three
months in the Western penitentiary on the
first charge and one year in the same in
~titutiou on the second charge.
John Swccny was sentenced to the West
crn pcnftcnitcntiary for two years aud
fbrep r1upth. fpr robbery and one year aud
three months for receiving stolen goods.
Hugh McClOskcy and Martin Howe,
convicted jointly ofrcceiving stolen goods.
were each sentenced 10 go to Jail for "a
term OF nine months.
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DaNld AthertOn ct ny 20 l.. Is. Met or
mick, Atherton, consideration, 500.
Union Cemetery Association TO Samuel
Bysrs, Taylor township, 81.
Ed. l.. Myers, trustee, 10 Edward j.
Berwind, Richland township, 81.
Cambria Iron Company TO Conemaugh
and Franklin Water Company, Cone
maUgh. $50.
James Ii. AmSbry ct uX. to w. w. Ans
bry, Gallitzin township, 81.
Treasurer of Cambria county to James
Amsbry, GalliZin township, SOB.
j. NJ. Shumaker. trustee. To Christian \.
Frank ct al, East Taylor township, 50 1925.
Margaret Roberts to Albert J. APPEL,
Ebeusburg, 500.
John Ashcroft ct al. to Thomas w.
Ryan, Washington township. $500.
Genevieve Ream to Joseph Milzak,
JohnstOwn, S125.
George +. Shearer ct ux. to William
Stewart Horner. Morrellville, S'i2.
Joseph Milzak ct ux. To John Drocar.
JohnStown. S325.
Joseph \. Gray ct al. To Sylvinus j.
Wertner, White township, $3.50.
Charles Anna to Stephen Long, Patton,
So.
Mary f. Cloves ct vir. TO John 5. Killen,
Barr township, 81.
]. l.. Spangler ct uX., trustee, to Amanda
J. Killen, Spangler, 500.
Samuel TroXell ct uX. TO Sarah Myrtle
Miller, Reade township, 81.
Lewis w. Buck ct uX 10 Charles w. My
ers, Walnut Grove, $50.
Anthony G.. Fredericks to Sarah Ann
Berkey, Ferndale, other considerations
and ST.
George Habich, Sr.. to Frank Cowan,
Lower Yoder township. 500.
Catharine Yingling ct vir. TO Silas
Yingling, Washington township, ST.
Charles Quinn ct uX. TO james Kingston,
GallitZin borough, 500.
Annie E. Powell ct vir. to Henry Eyer,
Carroll township, $50.
Aaron J. Horner ct ux. to Lincoln
Skyles, Johnstown, 500
John w. Stevenson ct uX. to Eugene ID.
Wildwood, JOhnstown, 5000.
Edwin Il. Baldrige, assignee, to F. A.
Thompson ct al, Washington township,
:. .OO5.
Administrator of james McCloskey to
| McAvoy $50.
NJ f. Bennett et al. to Peter L. Carpen-
ter, Johnstown, $1,000.
Catharine McHugh ct al. 10 Annie Bak-
er, Taylor township, 81.
! John c. Martin et uX. to John j. Nc
| Donnell, Portage, S475.
| ID. 5. McAnulty ct uX. to James Plouse,
| Barneston, $50.
Jacob Sheriff ct ux. TO Henry j. Krume-
nacher, Barr township, Sis.
J. L. Spangler, trustee, ct al. to Henry
| j. Krumenacher, Spangler, $3.50.
j. l.. Spangler. trustee, ct uX. TO Henry
| j. Krumenacher, Spangler, 500.
Ephraim Custer ct uX. To Conemaugh
and Franklin Water Company, Conemaugh
township, 50.
J. l.. Spangler. trustee. ct ux. to w. y.
| Barnard. Spangler, 1925.
j. l.. Spangler, trustee, ct uX. to +. c.
| Brown, Spangler, 81.
| Charles Kinney ct uX. to Charles j
| Burns, Tunnelhill, $3.50.
ID. ). McAnulty ct ux. to Mary A. DIN
| villiers, Barneston, 500.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-22

AT 1854 O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon
Bissel Accommodation train No. 3, on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. collided with a
Carnegie Steel Company shifting engine
just east of BraddOck. One Of the pas
senger coaches was thrown over the side
Of a bridge into the bed Of Turtle creek
The estimated number of injured ranges
from - To %, aud the deaths from l To >.
One man al least is known 10 have been
killed. His name i james and he resided
at McKeeSport. His neck was broken by
a fall while jumping TO save his life.
On Thursday the train due. here At
noon did not arrive until nearly two
o'clock. On account of a wreck on the
main line the trains from the East We're
all behind time and the train for Hastings
did not wait for the arrival of the trains
from the East at CreSSon. \ theatrical
troupe, billed for Patton, got of at Cres-
son. aud. aS their train was gone. they got
an order from the superintendent To have
the Ebensburg train take them down 10
Patton. As a consequence passengers for
Ebcusburg were taken down 10 Patton,
and back and then brought To EbenSburg,
delaying them a couple of hours
-George w. Litzinger, one of the oldest
residents Of the vicinity of Loretto, died
II the home of his son-in-law, Patrick
kearney, in Chest Springs, on Tuesday,
aged - years. The deceased was born in
Blair county. then Huntingdon, in house
that stood near where the Logan House,
in the present city Of Altoona, stands, and
at the time of his birth the site of that
city was covered with forest trees. For a
number of years after attaining manhood
he was engaged in merchandising in jhe
town of LoTettO and was an active and
enterpriSing business man. Heis survived
by his wife. one Son-Thomas Litzirger, of
Chest Springs, and five daughtcrS-Mrs.
w. j. Haines. Mrs. :. y. Allen aud Miss
Lizzie Litzinger. residing in Altoona;
Sister NJ. Gertrude. who il a Sister of
Charity in 81. Stephens convent. Altoona,
and Sister NJ. Pldcide. of the Mercy con-
vent. in PittSburg. His funeral took
place at Loretto on Thursday morning.
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In Dry Goods.

Ginghams in all patterns at cents per
yard.
Muslin, full width. at ~ cents per yard.
Blue calicoS. all patterns, at cents per
ward. Just think of il, former price G5z
cents per yard.
Outing cloth in every style at 10 cents
per yard.
Table Linen, white, at 20 cents per yard.
White flannel al 20, 35 and is cents per
yard.
Red flannel from i 10 - cents per yard.
GRAY flannel at 1919 cents per yard
Storm serge, blue or black, at 20 cents
per yard.
Broadcloth, blue or black, SO inches wide,
at 81 cents.
All-wool Henrietta, a inches>wide, S1OO
Bordered serge, gray or brown, at -
cents.
Camel hair mixed, the latest dress goods,
at 40 cents.
Any color of Casmere you want p cents
per yard.
Hop-sacking. the latest and most fash
ionable dress goods, at - cents per yad.
Chenille table covers, very pretty, from
Sl.4S TO 80.
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Busy?
COURSE.

THE BIGGEST CROWD is the best
proof of public confidence justly reposed in
"A merchant, and of the best place that gives
the best value for the money.
Hitting the nail on the head requires a
good eye. Use your good eye and make
note of our name and prices.
Mr.. II. Orth. our buyer, has returned
from the East, and while there bought large
and got good prices. We buy only for CASH
and cash buys more than credit these dull
times. We have larger stock than ever
before, therefore we are able to quote some
good prices.
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a Donlsle Euneral-

1t is very seldom that a double funeral
is seen in Ebensburg. but on Wednesday
one of those sad scenes occurred. when two
members of one household were buried.
On Sunday morning December 17th,
John, son of William ID. Jones, of Cambria
township, residing about six miles north OF
Ebensburg, after few days Illness from
pneumonia, died, aged IS years.
On Monday night his brother Milton.
aged IL years who was sick with the same
disease also died.
Their funeral took place on Wednesday,
leaving the house at 10 o'clock \. NJ, the
interment being in Lloyd's cemetery in
this place.
About one year ago Mr.. Jones' wife died
aud now two of his sons have followed
their mother TO their last resting place.
Mr.. Jones has been sorelY afflicted.
POTATOES in the cellar If covered over
with paper will not freeze
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Furniture.

Fnll eight-piece hard wood bedroom
suit So. 90.
Full eight-picce oak bedroom suit. s21. 90.
Beds. light or dark. from - 80 TO $50
Lounges, MOquet plush, very fancy, for
500
These lounges are full six feet long md
good width
We carry the best assortment Of rockers
in town.
1t would do YOU good 10 see our leader:
A cane bottom rocker, with very fancy
back, for S2.gs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-22

NOTTCE.

EXECuTOR'S NOTICE.
Ia Letters testamentary on the estate o Simon
RVan late OF the borough OF Lilly tambfa coun
~ deceas ed having been granted TO the under
sigoed notice f. hereby given To all per ons in
,,epted 10 SAID ate TO Lake payment without
deIay and those having claims again-t said es-
tete wifi present them properly authentic ated Tor
T. W Ryan.
IYIlv Pa Dsc o. 1898 Executor
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Dec. s. 1898.

ELECTION NOTICE
Ia Notice is herepy given that an election OF
dlrectors OF sne Protection Mutual Pie lnsur-
ance Company OF cambria County will b he'd at
the office 0f the secretary in EDensburg on
Monday. January -. 1894. between the
hours OF 10 A. NJ. and p. M
I. u OK.
Dec Is. 1855 Secretary
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Iilly. Pa Dsc. %. ls9
rTKAY NOTICE.

- Game the premises OF the subsc rlber IN
Munster township on or about the nrst O. Juiy.
RED and white and white spotted heller about a
wear and half old. with strap on nef K The
owner is requested Ia come forward. pro c prop
ertv pay charses and take her away. o nerwise
she will TIE dis posed OF according TO iaS
PHILIP NOON.
Dec = lsq3
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HOTEL LIE GRANDE; a-r p,o,on

III J. SHErriG. PROPRIETOR
Located at Dubois, Pa, near the Is. Il =.
Railway Depot. We always endeavOr 10 fur
nIsh the hest accommodations TO busine men.
Measure seekers and bOarders. Persons IL search
Of .om fort and quiet will ind IL desirable place
Ia ston The Table Is unsurpassed and Il always
sunnIied With the best the market affords, and
Ali me delicacies OF the season. The Bar is sup
aand nothing but the best is sold. Special atten-
' So II. J. SCHE TITO.
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NOTICE.

Ia Estate OF John Metzgar deceased.
Letters testamentary on The estate OF John
Netzgar late OF the borough Of Lilly. in Cam
brfa county Pennsylvania. having been granted
TO me notice hersby given To all persons indeii-
ed 20 said estate T. make pay mont 10 me without
DELAY nd those having claims against The same
will present them properly authenticated tor set
tl,ment 10 me. CAkOLlNE NJ EfZtiAk.
Lilly, Ia, Dec. Is, Is9J.6t- Executrix
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For Sale.

Two nice hye-year-oId Bay Horses. well broke.
,,ond 7 a work both single line leaders. sound IN
every particular. Will make good drat team
Good ac'ion and hne style, and both nd and
ene ta1nrercd VIII sell at a good barga
~ REUBEN Fox,
uac g2 lsqs 3t Tyrone. Pa.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
WE ARE II TIE LEAD.

W = - AAi- ~ liz i-IAD-
Stif hats, the latest STYLES. for 500.
Better quality stiff hats from Sl.2J up 10
$50
Caps in all styles and kinds from 10 cents
10 Sl.OO.
Good heavy overshrts for - cents
All-wOOl blue, black aud grey sEirtS for
Sl.25
Latest styles lapndr;ed shirts. with col
ar attac he'd, from - cents up TO $50
You ought 10 see
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A Breakfast Appetite
Can Best BE Aided By
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD
ConsfseIy Told and Brightly
Commented Upon.

The Patriot is the only complete morning
new spaper that reaches Central Pennsylva at
an early hour OF the day.
IL is one of the foremost Democratic neWspa-
pers in the state and the only one printed at the
the state capital. the o{cial and political centre
of the cOmmOnwe lth-
1t prints the news. receiving IL over its own
wires through the extraordinary fPcilities OF the
great press associations, aided by its own cor
respondents.
The Patriot IS Democra &c to the core. It
opposed to bosses and an enemy of corrupt mo-
nopolies. 1t isaH afraid TO night the wrong; IL
never hesitates tc speak for the right.
1t makes a speciality OF department news and
gives mJre each day than all the other state pa
peTs combined.
The leading question during the winter will be
tariff -eform. In November next PenHsy lvania
will elect a gov ernOr. members OF congress, ni
state leg s.ature. The man who desires 10 keep
informed must read. and the man who reads
should get The Patriot. daily or weekly.
To place The Patriot in the hands of vet
larger constituency will send the daily from
until March l. 1895 bv mail TO any new sub
scriher receipt of FIVE DOLLA RS. The
WEEKLY will he sent 70 any new subscriber from
until March l, 1895 on receipt OF ONE DOL
LAR.
The Patriot is the best advertising medium
in Pennsylvania outside OF Pittsburg aud PhIls-
delphia.
free To the Unemployed 1t inserts
without chsrge advertisements Of those wanting
employment Its Help Order has brought
sisJance 10 hundreds. 1t has a Cent a Word Col
unn for other wants.
DAILY. every week day morning In the year.
IS "A year.
WEEKLY Tuesday evening OF each week. II a
year.
THE PATRIOT COMPANY,
dZ2o Harrisburg, Pa.
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I
FOR MEN.

FOR MEN.
We are strictly in the swim.
Good heavy wOrsted suits, all sizes. for
S5.gs.
Better suits a high as S22. 90.
The OVercOat season Is here. Our sales
have started and they are going fast.
WHY?
because no one ever saw them so cheap.
We are prepared FOR "a big trade in pants
We mean 10 sell and can't help il. II yOu
look at our fine line you VII buy.
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CLOTHI.NG.
FOR BOYS.

FOR BOYS.
Boys suits, latest styles, from S1.24 to
500
Youths suits i'm the very latest patterns,
commencing 1t $50 and mp.
We bought a special lot of boys three
piece suits. sizes 9, 10. IL and y. They are
actually worth $500 We can sell them
for So and 81 o.. They are dandies.
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EURS.
the highest market price for all kinds cf fl-s
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Ebensburg Brsnch.
Trains leaves a. follows: 10, l0.2O a. n. and
z 30 D. m and arrive at CressOn at 81. 10 55 a
m and . O5 o IN. Lea Cresson at 80, II 80 a.
and $50 p. m. and arrive NJ fpehspufe at
1905 A. IN. and Il is and 05 p ID.
Cresson and CIearGeld.
Ieave Iryona at 6 IS a IN and 2 40 p. arriv-
ing al Cress on at O5 IN. and p m. Leave
Cresson IS A. IN. and 3 % y. N, arrivinA at IT.
yona at IO. IS IN. and 6.45 y. m
For rates maps etc call on agent or address
THos T. WATT. l.. A. w. d.. ITO Futh Ave,
Pittsburg. Pa
- Nj PREyOST ]. X. WOOD.
tieneraI Manager General NJ pager.
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miscellaneous Notices.

THE EhensSurg Building Loan Ass.,sIation
| will OfIer for sale at the council cham ser Et.-
enshurg, on the :Ourth Monday in he :ember,
81 900 90. THOS. DAN IS,
LESTER LAhIMER. Secretary Pr, sident.
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Ladies' Furnishing Department.

Ladies Jersey ribbed vests. with sleeves.
at - cents.
Ladies' wool hose at 20 cents.
Ladies' FaScinators from j. cents TO 81 30.
Ladies' Coats, all sizes, from $50 TO
Sl5OO.
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Blankets and HapG in Abundance.

Gray and white blankets from - cents 10
-. Is per pair. Remember these blankets
are full 1O4 wide. HapS, full size. from
GJ cents to 800.
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Kitchen Tables, SI.o8.

Breakfast Tables. drop leaf, six legs. for
500.
Six foot extension tables. drop leaf. oak.
for $500. Chld's rockers from 80 cents 10
Sl.7j.
See our
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-22

WUIIu an I1ItIlu Tea, PET Ib..-..-.- JOc
We would call special attention to our
Mountain Rose Flour at sI25 per
sack
20 10 Granulated Sugar for 81 90 with
every order amounting To $1,000
All goods sold by Us guaranteed to give
satisfaction or money refunded
Is We pay Freight on all orders of
$1,000 Or over To your station
"a SILVERWARE GIVEN AWAY.
Send for price list
Orders by mail 10
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Mountain House
Star SHAVING PkRL0R!
CENTRE STREET, EBBNSBURG.

rI,HlS well-known and long established Shaving
Il Parlor Is no located Centre street. Op-
posi6e the livery stable Df OIL ara. Davis n Luth
er, where the business viii tie carried on in the
future. SHAVING. HAIR CUTTING AND
SHAMPOOING done in the heatest and mOst
artistic manner. Clean Towels specially.
an LADIES waited on at their residences.
JAMES II. CANT.
Proprietor
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AND STILL THEY CONE !
New Bargains Every Day!

LOOK AT THIS.
Save - per cent. on all Groceries bought
of CALLAHAN X NEH as the foil bwing
price list will show:
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CHILb'O ROCKER FOR Sl.M

We give you one mattress bed tick
cotton top and woven wire spring Tor s.. 90.
solid bottom kitchen chair. light or
dark. $500.
Ask any Of our customers and they viii
recommend and advise you TO buy our
81. - cane chairs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15
los Successes DE HELILLA

Sagdn verAn nuestros lectore'
Dor los telegramas via Habani
Aque van en- otro lugaT, la bruta
agresi6n de las kAbSas del Riff
!, contra Melilla, de que "a moi
Haieron noticia los anteriores des
ecAchos via Santiago de Cuba, har
poducido On toda EspAna ur
movimiento un&nime y poderosc
de patri6tica indignation. FL Co
bierno Supreme essaba enviando
& squella plaza nuestra de Africa
lespetables refusrzos militsrea pa
ra castigar como 60 debido y exi-
&c ID honra nacional los desma-
mes de loo riffenos, q quienes se
snticipara oportunamente q bAtir
con bixarria la hsr6ica guarnici6n
dc Melilla.
Por mas que el Sultan de
Marruscos y jefes moros hayan
cfrecido dAr las nscesarias salts
facciones & Espana, l6gics, deco
rosa, digna de nuestro pressigio
y tradiciones, Juzgamos 10 acti-
tud en6rgica del Goblerno Naeio-
nal.
iSepan Lac kabilAa del Riff, una
veE mas, que Espafia sst6 siempre
dispuesta & renoVsr en- MarrueeoS
sue inmafcesibles laureles dc
Wad- -Ras y Castillejosl
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GRATA NOTICIA.

En- I'm telegramA de La Uni6n
COnstitucisnaI de CUBA, CORES
pondiente al SO del passdo, y o.
telegrama oil ~, leemos la si
|guiente grata nosicis, oil dar cuen
to de I'm Consejo de Ministries:
"En este Gen el Consejo) no &c
han tornado acuerdos de interes,
limitandose al despacho ordinario
"a 10 disposition del Ministro de
UItramar, aprobAda por sus com-
paferos de Gabinete, de que los
bnques de la Comparia Trasal.
lGntica hagan, en- sus viajes de re.
greso de Cuba q Ia Peninsuls. dos
escalas mensuales en- Puerto r.
co. en- yea de una qas ahora vienen
hacienda %.
El efecto que Ros ha causado
10 anterior notieia eI 10 sorpresa
de Ia algeria, por ser eco 10 que
las nscesidades del pals y lee con :
venien siAs del trGfieo reelaman. 10
que sl eomereio de Ia leila dsst O.
10 que nuestra eelosa CAmara de
Concrete viene solicisando con
ahinec. aegdn &c ha visto por sus
instAneiss, y 10 que los
dignos seiores Consignasarios de
aquellos vapoEes han gessionado
y gessionan. en- apoyo de 10 Ca.
mara.
Aunqus semsmos algo que no
resulte exAetA 10 bellefa dc ess
selegranna, pues no hay todaVis
otras nosieias que le eon6rmen
mucho eelebrAremos YER pronso
Ia EealidAd dc tan fuena noticis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15
las EXPORTlCIONES DIX SUECIA.

Tai % el tisulo de un preciosc
catAlogo que el Ministro de Es.
paia en- Suecia remite al Gobier.
no General de esta Isla y del cual
hemos recibido an ejemplar COR
atento B. L. M.
Ese sat4Iogo co ell mas seguro
medic de propaganda que Sc EN-.
plea en- Suecia para sus expofta-
cione', por medic de una Socie-
dad que es 10 encargada de pro-
mover aquella. A esa Sociedad
rertenecen los principales nego-
ciantes & industriales del pals, y
estA fundada en- bsneieio de sus
miembros, de los euAles solo per-
cibe aquella una quota miuims +,
agenciando los nsgoeios sin ha.
cerlos por su cuentA. Los prin-
cipales gastos de ella est&n paga-
dos por una subvencion del Es-
tAdo, y nos pareee que e,tG bien
entend dido el asunto.
Comprende el eatalogo. lujosA.
menteimpreso, las principAIes pro
ducciones de Aquel pals; entire ella,
los efsctos de Ia agriculture, las
maderAs, en- que es sobresaIien-
te aquel suelo, lAs renombradas
indnatrias de oecro = hero, Ia iu.
dustriA fabril, maquinaris, Indus
seias quimieas, tejidos, etc, etc.
Damos Las srasia por el elem.
plAr recibido.
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do, donde todo, menos virtudes,
suele encontrArse, al lado de los
rebsjamientos, servilismos y hu-
milaciones. Asi vive 10 politica
de 80 propia subatsncia, como 10
serpiente, que lleva en- sus faucea
el veneno corrosive y el &spid cor
que mata. All vemos d tan o. J
tantos gobiernos, que se bambo-
lean en- sus cimientos, como edifi-
clos azotados por fuerte huracau
All vemos d tantos y tantcs po.
deres arruinados y medrosos, por'
que Las bases que hoy 90 estipulAr
para las grandes violaciones de-
soaiego pdblico, mafiana se res
cinden por actos de rebellion ma
yor.
SQai9n que, por 50 suerte 8 por
sac tendenciaS, haya emprendido
Ia tarea de conocer la politica ,
el medic en- que, generalmente, &c
desarrolla, no siense hastio al pro.
nuneiar esa palabra, como no le
sirva ella dc campo do exploitation
& sus miras2 lQuien no ha pisa
do las espinas punzantes, que en-
Gee campo sismbran sus cuItiva
dorss? En- ese campo 90 eJerci-
ta ell tarisaismo repugnante de
aquellos que admiiaron primero
al Maestro, por sus obrss, y lue-
go le denunciaron al Cesar, y le
eruei6earon, por rebslde y pertur-
bador.
Pues, IquSf mo Sc ha visto
pasar larga procession de magma
tes y jefes politicos, con lac manos
saturadas de incienso, para que
mario d los pies de un dictador, 8
ante los altAres de una politica
rsvolueionaris, en- lac horAs del
triunfo?
lPoliticos. quien quisra que
sealsl lEsoa principles saIVado.
res, egas creencias tutelarer, esas
institueiones sacrosantas, 10 mGs-
cara SON CON que ocultais 10 po-
dredumbre de- vuestros designios !
| Deteneos "a en- ]a pendiente de
vuestro error, y no profaneis con
sacrilegoS labios 10 que descansa
y debe descansar en- s6lidos fun
damentos dc verdad fla y de jus-
ticia inmutablel
De vuestra malhadada poliica
salen los vientos de tempestad
que tienen conturbado al mundo
Y oprimidas muchas regiones.
Todos los males que q 10 sociedad
actual aaigen, dc vueitra politica
visnen, y & 10 polisica vuelven,
para convertirse en- tremendAs 70.
voluciones, 8 en- aombras sinieatras
de remanso. jamGs en- eorrientes
Eranquilas y sslvadoras do pro.
greso. lQue aprendan . conoee-
ros los pueblos, ai % que no os co.
noesn "a, On oil malestar conssan-
10 y general. que, por vuestro in.
Aujo, en- todas parties ae advierse !
(Del libro Waterloo Polttieo do
nuestro DIRECTORY.