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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-09
sQUIEN VA A DIsPUTARLos

Rarry's Corners, N. 8 +, Febrero.l5 de 1890.
"W H, Comsiock, Morr1stoWn, N. Y -
EstimadO Sus RI doras de Raiz indiana del doctor
Morse las Pldoras mas vendibles do 'Es
to dadn 70 hablO con conocimiento mate
ria, he eomerciado vaFas classes de Pldoras
he lido mas Pdoras del Doctor Morse que
otra clase 81 alguen duda este le supco que da
alguno de mis- le pregu te sobr esto
1or an: compre GAIA de estas Pldoras despu6
no sea de de esta clase: Espero que nunca me fate
Dep6sfto general, farmaca Blanco San Francisco 81
Puert -ktco.
Visite Vd. o. Colnaado de Luina calle de ID
Fortaleza, esquina Tauca. Es aquelle nm b.
Ear de primores, un .aundo de preciosidades de
arte buc6lico. En- Conituras, dulces, bombone'
estuchss para los mismos, vinos licores NJ
hay naaa mas que pedir.
De admrooe 6xito.-La "Emulst6n Creosotada de Ra
veradero ad mas reunir andes dico
terapeuticss En pocas los enfermos que
ella hacen uso at-ndiendo propia conyentenca repa
an su fuerzas engordan rapdameate P6sese al enfer
mo al comenzar e uso de tan famosa Emus6n, y, To-
pocos dias, VueVs pesarse La prueba es decisiva.
Loza fna y entrefna, artfculos de hierrs
sporcelanado. efectos de escritorio, alambre ID
todas classes, telar metSlico farolitos trasparen
tes etc. etc c6mprense en- las grsndes qulncallaI
de NJ. Roman y Compsnfa
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Anoche observsmos mucho orden en- ell "a
linero del Tsatro. Felicitamos Ia policia.
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La guardia civil del pussto del barrio de Ca.
llejones on Lares, ha detenido & I'm ratero CON
nm pavO
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Han Contraido mAtr monio civil, en- Mays
gdez don Enrique Simon y 10 simpatica seforit
Genara Bonilla. Y can6nico dom Angel River
y Ia no m9nos simp6tca Srta. Teresa Sierra.
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De Rio-piedras nos escrlben que convendria
que u empresa dc zsrzuela pusiese una nota On
suB programs, diciendo que por causa de NAL
tempo no 70 suspenderan los fnnciones. Maldita
ID gEacia que resultaria para loz yecinoa de Rio.
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El Ayuntamlento de Arecibo ha snviado un
voto de gracias al sefor diputado provincial por
Anasco; nuestro ilustrado amigo don Felipe Gu
sesiones de las & timas plenas, Ia concession de
un credito de dos mil pesos Ia villa de Arecibo
para reparar caminos vacinales.
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Fonda Y POsada rHruAs Sc

FL dueno de este acredtsdo estsblecimento tene 81
gusto erecerlo al gaante pdbco puertoqueno, paf
cpkndole que ha inroducido muchas meioras en- el
seyicio gran rebs1a los precios Cads parroquano
podr al pedir comda Ia carta 10 que desee gasta
Los precios estan al alcance de todas las
peza esmero.-Acudid
ST deseais ben DeoQrgeias Hdnde, propietaro
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Hoy fu6 puesto on lioertad por cumplir CON.
dena On 81 Penal de esta plaza, Pedro Centeno
Perez.
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INGENIERO
Roberto Graham r.na.' ING

Agente autorizado para Ia venta de las IA
mosas turbinas hidrSuIicas de James, Leffel B
c., y de las Bombas gsmelas automaticas de.
Smith, Vaile s. c., para alimentaci6n automati-
ca de calderas de vapor con aqua caliente de
condensaciones Pfdanse cat4loeos informea.
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TnteTeSante

Sc deaean colocar en- una varias partidaG
hasta tres mil pesos en- primera hipoteca sobrs
casa de la Capital Puerta de TERRA Santurce.
Tambien ae comprarfsn casss en- cualqulera de
los puntos indicados, que no excedan de tres mil
pesos Informaran en- Puerta de TERRA frente
Ia Ielesia, casa del aenor Marxuarch. 16-l3
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IA VAndA nm gnlap Sc ysnde un solar "a.
frente 10 + aSa Principal y q Las GALES del
Puente San Rsf.el. Dimensiones del solar:
Frente, ID metros 80 centfmetros. Fondo, ls
idsm. El que 10 interese puede dirigirse don
Ramon Vifias, On Arecibo. "a
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Real Or len de II az Noviembre de lss2 por Il
que 50 daclaraba squela Pstrona de + Iufsnts
rfR. I.afanse en- grandes letreros Vivasl Espa
na, Ej6rcito. Al Ray y "a Reioa, formadas
de oias de Laurel, de sshles bayonetas se igu
1aban dos cruass laursadas do San Fernando
La entrada Al local de referencia estaba adornado
iluminado CON palmeras farolea.
POGO antes de dar comienzo 81 banquete se
present6 en- 81 comedor el Teniente Coronel del
Battalion, don Heliodoro Moncada acompa1ado de
varies ofciales diriji6 Ia palabrs los sargentos
exhort6ndolos Ia union y fraternidad, termlnan
do sus frases CON lVlvas Espana, al Rey 81
Ej6rcitcl Las frasea del Jsfe del euerpo fusron
contestadss por el ssrgento Pedro Gumi soler
terminaron con vivaa tsmb6n 81 Bstall6n &
Lon jefes del mismo. La mesa fu6 presidida por
el captain Ayudante don Jose Masuti primer
teniente don Federico Peg, terminando esa agra
liable fiesta milltar las 81 de Ia neche CON elo
cuentes brindis y lvivaal atronadores un entu-
siasmo general de compaderisnao amiatad entire
Ia clase dc sargentos El nMs user" y "Reming.
ton, abundaron y se repartieron famosas '.Espin
gardas" entire los concurrentes, sieado Ell "Men6"
I'm verd *dero campo ''africano" que tuvo que
rendirse los "ataquea Ia bayoneta" de Ia biza
FRA infanteria espahola
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AgenCia de Aduanas

OoMsIoN, REPREsrNTA0I6N TRkNsITo
Esta Agencia encarga de obtener la habtaci6n de
los documentos de Aduanas despachos adeudo entrega
de las mercancias los dueos de esas ETC.
etc-Cale de Tetu&n 81. .
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Vola do ma casa = s. .s:::.. ss::. ,sasss a. I
lie del Sol, marca 81 nhmero So. Para mas in.
formes dirijirse don Gorgonio Bolivar en- esta
Capital. 15-7
Jamones gaIIeg0s y.ssn.sa. de- xsGs issssi. ssi.Ri
chich6n de Lyon Mortadella de Boulogne sc
acsban de recibir en- It'd MULIIA." 30-l3
La EcOn6n7icu P41s. P4pEisa ID de zs,,1.n,l1 GA
~ O. 40 centavos libra, en- harina Crane
tostado-Dep6sitoa, Gale de San Sebastian ND
marc 81 y San Francisco ndmero SO. ~
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Nos eacriben do Msnatf: s'Circula por aqui
el slarmante rumor de que un sefor Conceisl,
present6 una moci6n al Ayuntamisnto en- Ia flti
ma session, CON motive de ciertas syregu1Gridades
Ocurridas en- los fondoS del Municipio Sc dice
sdemas que se ha nombrado una comisi6n para
averiguar los hechos denunciados Lao que fuere
aonArA z~ > >-@. III u E.
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do ngreso, venden Ia tpografa de LA CoRRHsPoN-
D1NCIA N6mnas de sueldos dc gsstos de f&bzica 81
100 de cada case Be remen por envando e16
por ol importe franqueo.
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Ell GAPRIGH0 AoDAs aoI.s. DE PARIS

Tiene Ia disposition del pdblico Megants
una verdadera ErDosics6n de sombreros, capotas
capotitas y pelerinas, todo de alta fantasia Il
mas fino que Sc j brsca en- Paris. Tambien encon
traran el fBo tercio-pelo de seda en- todos los CO
lores, para fabricar cepOtas r9jSas. Ell Caprschc
es un establecimiento de modas dirigido por j6-
venes industriales y laboriosas que SO proponer
desarrollar en- esta Isla La IndastrSG Sombrerere
mas anticuallas
NoTA.-se ensena cortar Ia medida, precios con-
venciona1es. 49,
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Segunda reaci6n d. objetos rscolectados por
10 Comisi6n de DAmas, de San German, para Ia
constitution de un Bazaar, cuyos productos sc
deStinan al ej6rcito de Africa: - Doha Antonia
Diaz de Lopez, un eSpejo media docena de
medias-dona EncarDaci6n r. de Ramzez, dos
piezas de eucajes verdes s-dona Maria NJ. de Rs.
vry, una gorra de niro, dos peiuetas, dos mufecoa
I'm par de pulseras nikel, un sbanico de papel y
una cajita dulce-dofia Della N. de Limereg, un
par de foreroa --dona Angela A. de Ramos de
AnAya, nm abanico de 1aso -(Continuar6)
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Nos dicen de Arecibo:

NOh UIC6M &c At6GIDO:
.sAyer al regresar 81 bote de ID CASA consig.
malaria del vapor Bavaria en- Guyo bote hace los
servicios del puerto eata Aduana, por carecer
de falua, SO volc6 en- 10 boca del rio y & no ser
por los auxilios que 80 le prestaron huhieran pr
recldo el aduanero Garcia y un h'jo de don Fran.
cisco Cort6s quienes 50 sacaron medic aafxados "
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follsto que pronto darG Ia estampa nueatro ami.
go "El Mosquito. las siguientes mate
riAs:-A dnainSstraei6n Jwdicfdl-Pfimsr eslab6p
de Osa cadens. JuzgadoS M lnicipales: su estruc
tura manera de ser especial lC6mo porqut
medios la reforma important tlsma del Notariado,
ha vsnido ser venero fecundo de explotaci6r
para los unos semlllero inextinguible de pleitoa
para los otros7 AdminSstrocsom MUniespGL-Vi
cisitudss poiticas que ha experimentado pare
regar al Punto en- que le vsmos Prueba de qpe
NO ha conservado de cuanto entraba en- su anti
qua composition, mas que eli sfrsgmsnto de la so
berania".-Noveld hcOn6DsieG. 1884, 6poca en- que
le quitaron al pals ~nos grt1los y le puseron los
que usa ahora Soberbio pataleo de econonssstas
QWe cbedecieSon q no pensGson. Consequences de-
IL 0dQusesceMciG naudo de los pnebloe II.
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Fp A pna1h0 Sc vende en- Arecibe
AAA IA S@ANO 10 casa que ocupaba Il
ComandaDcia militar propiedad de Ia SUCCESSION
Guisaaola. Iuformara don Julian Ssgastibelza
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iALA SEGOWANA!

El dueno de este antique acreditado esablecmients
plaza de Alfonso XII numer0 49, conocimientC
del pdbco general particular de parroquanos
haber hecho grandes reformaS el local que ocupa
Cuenta espacosos comedores independentes
peasonas de guso, servidumbre cocneros excelentes
Hay Ia surdo de tabacos superores todas
las vitolasHace pocos dias Ola Puerta Terra
de Ia plaza de torOs e suiente d&logo-Chco Ide
d6nde fumas tan buenos purosf|Tomal que pregunta
De La SOVioaa que los mejores de Ia Capital I'm csc
No. No olvdar Ia direction: PsasG de AIOAsO XII ri
sasTo IS. 1E-1t
EEL DICCIONARIO DE ELECTRICIDAD
MAGNETISMO de J. LKIEBRn, que CON tan
to acierto publica Ia casa editorial BailEy Basze
70 Hyos, de Madrid es una obra tan completa ,
tan clara, que bien podrfa llevar ell nombre de
encyclopedia el3etrscG. Acabamos de recibir las en-
tregas. Reconocemos que es una obra indispen
sable para todo el mundo, puesto que contiene
una multitud de datos sopre Electricidad que nc
SO encuentrau en- ninguna obra nj diccionario on
Espafa. Sc halla de venta en- II Librerfa edito-
rial de los senores Bailly Bailliere Hiios, Plazs
de Santa Aua, ndmsro 10, Madrid, y en- Les prln
cipales ibrerias de Provincias y Ultrsmar.
Geronimo Zerbi Agent: .o1 de- s'E''''' Ne
Compra vende acciones del Baoo EspaKol de Puerto
Rico bonos del Teaoros
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A Turkish Christmas at Chicago.

Linen busters felt comfortable, palm
leaf fans were in demand, and iced
drinks found ready sale along Mid
way Plaisance yesterday, but it was
Christmas times in the Turkish vii
>lage. Santa Claus did not appear,
however, but there were celebrations,
sacrifices and services in honor of the
day. At sunrise Hakky Bey slaugh-
tered three sheep, while Kurbon Bal
ron, the priest, went up into the tower
of the mosque and prayed. Then all
the people in the village formed pro-
cession and marched into the chapel,
where they offered the three sheep as
a sacrifice on the altar and gave thanks
just as the people in Constantinople
had done a few hours previously when
the first rays Of the sun glistened
against the gilded domes and the
decorated minarets Of that far-away
city. It is the first celebration of the
kind ever held in America or even
seen by the other nations now inhabit-
ing Midway.
A delegation of Turks from the hip
podrome on Thirty-ffth street attend
ed. Manager Levy was much put out
because the exposition authorities
would not, as he said, permit them t to Q
pass in without paying the usual 5O
cents admission fee. AS there is not
another mosque this side Of the salt
seas they had no other places to go,
and it was their wish to be in at
the festival. After having served
their purpose in the religious ceremo.
nies the sheep were dressed, cooked
and eaten. After that the Turks went
about their business in the theater,
the bazaars, the side shows and res
taurants.
The Mahomet Christmas, as it is
called, marks the end of a thirty-day
session of fasting. 1t lasts four days,
and at sunrise every morning the same
rites will be observed. Priest Barron
will 60 up into the tower and pray,
and while he is praying all the others
will be preparing themselves by wash
ing their hands and faces for the SER
vices in the mosque.
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Devotional Thoughts.

We are unwilling to think of death.
1t may not be best to be constantly
with it's gloom over us. Yet it is not
wise to shut our eyes from what awaits
all human kind. That king who is
said to have kept behind him at his
grandest feasts a servant to whisper IN
his ears +: Remember, O king, thou
must die," was not altogether astray'
Now and then we ought to sit down
aud think of the end of earthly life
of death
Those weary of life, impatient for
the chariot, perhaps dwell upon death
too much. 1t units them to rise up
against depression and face the duties
Of life. But even these should think
of the approaching end-not SO much
as the end of trials, but as the hour OF
fruition of their hopes. 1t is not
manly or womanly to be anxious to
leave duty from WEAKNESS in it. 10
| long to be with Christ is well to be
willing to remain and do for Christ is
better. o.
But those fond of life should not
neglect thoughts of death. They are
most likely to shun such reflection.
Yet they need it most. Unless they
remember the end, they may forget
what follows
Thoughts Of death ought not to be
entirely sad to the Christian. To
them this last enemy stands at the
doorway to paradise. After this last
struggle comes the final victory: after
it's pain, bliss eternal. Should wan
derer be all saddened when he thinks
of the home he is nearing? Shall a
soldier be all downcast to think of the
complete conquest Of all his enemies {?
Surely not. A thrill of exultation
ought to mingle with, if it does not
master, the sadness with which Chris
tian contemplates the departure from
earth. "Children,' said Susanna
Wesley to her family, "when the end
comes, gather round me and sing a
song Of triumph" Why should not
all feel SO? They hold too much to
earth look too seldom beyond.
But no matter, if the reflection be
altogether sad, it is wise to look some
| times into this great fact. In some
quiet twilight hour, when bright day
is closing, when the friends have de-
parted, we should resolutely think OF
death-our own death. Let us do it
now. .o
Imust die In youth, mature life
or ''in age and feebleness extreme: =
II know not. God only knows the
time. In moment, perchance, or by
lingering stages, the silver cord of life
will some time be loosed. 1t may be
with friends around me, or, like Moses,
alone with God. / cannot tell any OF
the circumstances. Mercy hides al!
this from view. But some time and
somewhere shall leave this world and
| all behind, and shall walk that path
/ whence none return. I shall die !
Am 7 ready? Is my work done
we'll done. B my faith fixed !? My
hope sure and steadfast :? Am [ pre-
| pared to lay down life and life-work,
and ready now to meet God :? Has
death no sting: the grave no change
Of victory. o, God Of life, teach me
to number my days that | may apply
nv heart unto wisdom. ask not to
know the time and place Of my depart
ure from earth. / pray two things
that may be ready to meet Thee, and
that I may die at my post.-Souther1'
Christian Aduocate.
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Jay.

A certain baker in business in a
small town in Normandy obtained his
supply of butter from a farmer in the
neighborhood. One day he discover
ed that the pats, which were supposed
to weigh three pounds each, were not
up to th,, standard, and further re-
vealed a steady diminution in the
daily provision. At last the baker
lodged formal complaint against the
the farmer, and the affair was brought
before tile local court.
"Havo you scales?' inquired the
magistrate.
reply. ., oon
tinucd the judge. An answer this
time in the negative was as promptly
given.
"But how did you manage to weigh
your butter?' asked the MAGISTRATE.
Then the farmer related that ever
since the baker had taken his butter
he had returned the compliment by
buying his bread. The baker had
supplied him with three pound loaves,
and that he had used them as weights
for his butter. cit is his fault, not
mine, if the weight is not correct,
added the farmer, who was speedily
acquitted, and left the court in tri;
umph with an escort of friends and
admirers. Since this trial the farmer
is said to have been supplied with
more than his due provision OF
bread, but he has taken good care not
to fall into the opposite error, and the
baker has now his three pound pats OF
butter full weight, but not an ounce
more.-London Telegraph
II 4
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-"If you go first, murmured the
wife of his bosom to the sick man,
"you will wait for me on the other
shore, will you not, love p 81 s pose
I'll have to" he grumbled. 81 never
went anywhere yet without having to
wait for you at least half an hour.
In China traveller wishing for a
passport is compelled to have the
palm of his hand brushed over with
fine oil paint; he then presses his
hand on thin damp paper, which
retains an impression of the lines.
This is use, to prevent transference
of the pa ,f6, as the lines on no two
hands are alike.
A soft answer "I done seen yer
maxim lub ter Miss Johnsing at dc
picnic" /" "G'way," replied the con-
victed Romeo. "Yass, l did" his
friend went on. ''I speck | was jos
akin her to be mine when yer saw
me. +" "Did yer git er soft answer
"Yassendeed she done hit me wild or
tcrmatus. "
= Numerous experiments made in
hospitals and upon heroic scientists
who have permitted tests to be made
upon themselves right down to the
moment of death warrant these con
clusions That dying man may be
burned with red-hot irons and yet not
feel the least pain. That conscious
ness may remain in the dying almost
to the moment of actual dissolution.
but that most people generally lose the
power of thought long before death.
That in cases of death where there
seems to be extreme suffering, with
writings and spasms, such phenome,
ma is generally due to reflex muscular
action. Also, that fear wcakcns the
muscular system and hastens death
while the reverse may prolong life.
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NOT DEAD YET /!

IF you want good, easy Shave, or a
nice Hair Cut, in nice, cool SHOP, 60
Nothing but first class work, and polite
"Dead Shot" for removing Dandrnff from
the head. Thanking yon all for past IA
vors, ! remain yours truly,
J. NJ. WILLIAMS.
IuIv + 1893
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FOR SALE OR RENT

NICE FARM, consisting of 295 acres,
n with two story hrick dwelling
house. good orchard, ard Well at the door,
ou,honses, fine forest. everything conf"r-
table for picc h"me This property Is
situated on the l.-,wrdesville Road, .l6
miles from Anderson, S a., and ]! miles
from Cook Station on S. V. Il. r. Suita.
BILE parties can get on reasonable terms,
either for sale or rent Apply to john
Catlett, Anderson, S G, or
MISS U. S. TUCKER, Iva, S G.
July Il, 1893 2 a.
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BETWEEN HODGES AND ABBEv1LLE.
Nos, 1s and "A are solid trains between Charles

Nos. 13 and IA are solid trains between Charles
" Through l coach between Savannah and Aheville
on IA and 13.
Northbound. zs q. M, sos p. m., 6I2 p. m. (ves-
buled Limited; southbound, T. 25 q: M. 2.51 P. a..
11.37 a. m. Vesti6uled LimitedD; Westooundi w. ".
N. C. Division, go p. m. and 3.l0 p. m, for
Hepdersonvil A.heville and Hot Springs;
Northbound IL. AZ a. m. 4 90 D. No., 5.23 p. m Cves-
1928 D. NJ. (Vestibuled Limited).
Trains leave Seneca, g. c., A. G. Division, |,
Northbound, 11.3o p. M. 2S7 p. m. and 40 M;
Southbound, 2 so q. NJ; 5.35 p. m. and 1.S7 p'.-~
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
Pullman Sleeper on 10 aud Il between Charles
ton and Asheviile, via Columbia and spartan1burg;
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on Trains % ana
Sc. 81 and 3S on A & c. Division.
w. a. TURK, 8. B. HARDWiCR,
WAsHI.aToS, D. ATLANTA, GA.
v. E. McBEE, SOL. HAAS,
Gen'l Supt.. Irafhc Mgr,
CoIuMnIA s. C. WAsHIHGToN.D. G..
W. H. GREEN, Gen'l Mgr, WAsH1zGros, D. G.
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Port Royal & Western Carolina
Railway.

J. B. CLEVELAND, Receiver.
IN EFFECT JUL Y2. 1893
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LIFE HAD no CHARkS.
For three years was troubled with mala-
rial poison, which caused my appetite to fail,
and was greatly reduced in flesh' and lite
lost all its charms. / tried mercuriA and
potash remedies, but to no effect. eould
retno relief. I then decided to try E%SgS&
A few bottles of this wonderful Ea1ses4a
medicine made complete and permanent
cure, and now enjoy better health than ever
i. A. RICE, Ottawa, Kan.
Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. ~ ~.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga
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FOR SALE OR RENT,
RICHMOND & DANvILLE R. r. co.

BETWEEN CHARLESTON, COLUMBIA, sen
AND WALHALLA.
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Not that care penny
For what it is to me,
But looking in the future
The picture that l see,
Bows me down with sorrow
For the people of the day..
When incubators take the place
OF the good aud olden way.
10 me or my old 'oman
It matters little now,
How many babes or chicks there are,
Or when they come or how.
But the coming generations
pi'v from my heart,
Whc. .hink of where they're drift
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III ibis incubating art.
SARGE PLUNKETT.