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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04
Ell NEGRIT0
Es sin disputa el mejor conocido has

Es sin disputa el mejor conocido has
ia hoy.
FL suscribiente que cuenta larga prac-
tica conocimiento en- el ramo de lico-
reria, ha escogido las mejeros marcas,
como Fantauzzi, Vihas, R-parada y
otros no menos acreditados. para pre-
sentar al pdblico en- general la marca
que ofrece, en- la seguridad que todo el
que 10 pruebe quedara satisfecho de
sus condiciones tonicos estomacales
Visitad el establecimiento de Juan
Tous. Mayor mum. 5 y por 80 cts lleva-
reis una hotella del afamado Ron NE.
CRITIC Ponrr. Apos'c Q de 1904,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04

paraies abiertos cerradoS, apelan todos
los medios imaginables para sairee con sll
prop6sto. 1.
Los anarquistas tie I.isboa prueban este
que decimos.
FL domingo dltmo un grupo de 80 indiyi-
duos Sc embarcaron ell una gabarra, surta
Ell el Tajo y 4 Ia vista de la policia comen-
aaron Il pasear por el rio.
Cuando 81 hallaron 4 alguna distanca de
Lisboa, izaron un pabel6n negro, y ALI, On
p emo rio, el compahero Albino Morals di6 a
bordo una conferencia Oh la cual hizo la
apologize de Caserio y atacS violentamente al
sociallsmo parlamentario.
! despu6s dc este volvioron entlar con
toda tranquilldad en- Lisboa, sin que nadie
los molestara en- 10 mas minimo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04
% con su inooente PROTECTOR.

ito con su inocente protector.
Cuando hubo franqueado la verja,
devolvi6 Ell niho 4 su madre sin pronun-
ciar una palabra.
Mauricio Desrres la hizo entrar en- el
coche que les esperaba junto al arbol dc
la Libertad.
AL volver la esquina, el carruaje Sc
cruz5 con la carreta que esperaba le-
febyre para llevarle al patfbulo.
.4natoR0 France
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04
I'm La agencia

(el que suscribe, Playa de esta Ciudad
bay existencia de los efectos siguientes
lue vende 4 precios m6dicos:
Ron superior marca Fantasia.
Alcoholado Bay Run a 3 rls. botella
Champagne especial $12 docena.
Vino MOscatet Espanol.
MoScat Corso.
/. Baydeos legitimo.
=. CvSo de mesa.
Csnoeeo erqaisim Lager Beer de j. F.
Bets de Ftlta9ephia en- botellas y medias
oteljas.
Jalea de Gfa9Gyba
Los srtiepo> enumrr ados son de su
petior caiitp5 y 10 admiten compe.
k,neia: vi-,h hacp e
Pouc- Alu,lo 2 H.. 1894.
T. w. PRESTON
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04
Sc ALQUILAN

Uu slnacen p',pio para tieuds con rus ha.
bitaciones On la calle oel Comercio 10 de -s
ia cludsd y jun,o ests diez cuartoa con sus
divisiones, cccinas, fregsderos, sgus, letrina,
patio, correspondientes cada cuarto.
Para informes dirigirse don Indalesio Ri
vera en- 10 Farmacia central de ]. Ferrer.
Ponce Agosto de 1894. 2lm 5 VS..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04
REcoRTEs

NADIA es mas natural nj mas enganoso
que creerse amado..
Los amantes no advierten los defectos dc
sus amadas hasta despues de aoabado su On.
canto.
Por raro que sea el verdadero amor 10 o.
mas todava la verdadera amistad
Jamas dcseamos con ardor 10 que no de-
seamos sln0 por la raz6n,,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04

De I'M colega de Cuba:
"Dcspu6s de haber sido enterrado en- la
Habana el contador del vapor Colon y don
Jose Ceryera Moreno, fallecieron dc fiebre
amarillo el alferez de navio don Federico
Garrido Nllezas y don Francisco de Paula
Melian y Pavia.
Desde hace dos meses han sido atacados
ocho ofciales de ese buque y ban fallecido
cinco."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04
GRAN DEP0SIT0
de calgado y peleterta de Jaime RaIldm
Atocha, 6 Ponce.

En- este antique como are'litado e-trhls'
u,ieuto hsy constsnts,rentr in elegant. J w.
rsdisiin" au,t'tio A. t,,da risHt IT, calsad, Ia
tOdos precios, que - re,npVn n'ensuSmer'e
tn, cs vrpovp# di,nct',
Exist ttstt@ ~ fo su' s,lu dI TIA
tlh-. ,i~ tantay!er pttt a,,,rt-tn> ta!abar''
rus, driles y Ua'.i"ar naiurquiua-, maeta> do
viair baules atneiiranos.
V-rta Al por usvnr v al detail 3p4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04

Ssqueas lGrr res, precios m6dicos, en- ii.
Is spropiadcs. Sc dan notas para dirigirlas On
biudad.
En- Ia inprenta de La DsmOracia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04
NOTICIAS
Esperanos que los setlores

EbperanOS que LOB 5eHOreb
Don jose Bigay. ...
Don Ramon Rios
se sirvan liquidar sls cuentas con estas
empresas de Ia cual son deudores.
La presente gacetilla continuara apare-
ciendo todOs los dias.
Aver ha repartido el Ayuntamento de es-
Ia ciudad las escuelas de su Jurisdiction
setecientos pesos on lbros, mobiliarios y
material de ensefanza
Acusamos recibo de la exposlci0n que,
acerca de la question monetaria, eleya Ia
Camara de Comerci0 do San Juan al minis
tro de Ultramar.
Is un doculnento importante.
Parece que aver habfa en- Ell cementerio
cat6lieo un cadayer en- estado de putre-
facci0n.
Ignoramos la causa; pero conslderamos
que ell hecho es peligroso para la salud ph-
blica
En- el barrio de Santa Rosa -Bayam6n-
fu6 detenido Jose Maria Rivera por tener
un baile en- su casa sin licenca.
;Ignoraria este buen senior que ahora sc
necesita licencia hasta para. ..........
mudarse de ropa9
En- San Juan fueron detendos Damasc
Cepeda, Andres Villego y Francisco Santos
por hurto de un trozo de tocino.
No hay duda; estas gentes preheren to
ner las manos impregnadas dc grasa 4 to-
nerlas tiznadas con carbon.
lAh, bobos
AL Alcalde de Camuy Sc 10 ha metido er
la testa que la Erase estricnlna Sc debs es
cribir ash estrignina.
iCompagdre, que ilustragdo es esgte Az
c0lgde'
| No fu6 un mazo de hierba 10 que hurt
dias pasados en- Barranquitas Pablo Rodri
guez y 81 un rAcimo de malangos.
Este chico no es refractario robar mi
nerales como certas gentes: es aicionado
los vegetables.
Segdn los mas recientes datos estad(stico
dc las diversas corporaciones mSdicas d
los Estados Unidos, hay en- la actualidad O.
en- Ia Union americana cerca de 1900 mu
ieres que ejercen la medisina de las 'cuale
I 80 son home6patas. La mayoria Sc compe
he de muieres que practican Ia medicina .
general; pero entire el resto hay 70 doctc
ras 9 cirijanas de hospital, SO profesoras e
los colegios, $40 especialistas para las en-
fermedades de las mujerss, 70 alienistas, 8
ortopedistas, 40 oculistas y inalmente 8
electro -terapeutistas En- el Canada hay 81
10 un colegio dedicado exclusivamente
ensefian1a medica del sexo femenino; pei
en- los Estados- Unidos en- 1893 habia II
uno de ellos para la homeopat a.
En- la capital fu6 detenido y reducidn
prisi6n el sugeto Jesus Lopez pOr inferir h
ridas de gravedad a Antonio Fernandez.
i A la familia Pereles, dc Barranquitas, e
timada por nosotros en- 10 mucho. que mer
ce, enviamos la expression afectuosa de nue.
ira condolencia por la muerte de la seiIol
, dona Placda Vazquez.
: van especialmente estas palabras {
, duelo nuestros queridos amigos don Me
ton Pereles y don Luis Gomez; ell uno pier'
a su esposa; el otro su madre politica,
en- el dolor de ambos tomamos parte.
Descanse en- paS la estimable sehora q
no existe.
a Hemos recibido un telegrama de Yau
: sobre jornales los braceros de las hacie
s das. Lo reproducremos mahana con
6 indispensable comentario.
Ha sido nombrado para desempeiar
escuela auxiiar dol ''Rio" en- el pueblo
O las Piedras don Pedro Maria Quero; d
y Justo Remand, para la auxiliar de Jayu
n en- Utuado; don Pablo Acosta para mi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04
S0LEDADRs

Fl ooraz6n me Alice: lama y espera!
la mente me gHta; lhnge y callal
Ia passion sietlto sn mi rugieado fera,
v la raz6n la hamilla Y Ia avasalla.
ouiero sentir, Ven vano voy buscando
quien sienta como sisnto y como pido;
qulero pensar, y el corazon llorando
fallece en- triSte soledad y olyido.
lPor esta lucha el alma combatida
sucumbe la materia quebrantada,
~ al final voy llegando do la vida
sin haber visto e sol on Ia jornadal
E. Blasco
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Ban0s de Coam0
helico- -tlector-DoN ENRIQUE RAM DE 1A RUBA
Administradores-SREs Julio N CHARDoN HERAANo
&@v~
TARIFA PARA CATEGORIA DE 1.

mas apicacoue de- al dia (mamo aW
Idem idem ilem idem
Nhoa hasa amos: al dA Wy
Idem i'd de h as ahos al da.. w
Idem i'd de amos II amos: al da lou
Hospedae complete plans 10Y
mi pers Al ln%peder
enporsds.
OTRA Los emsc t uo las
ganca a api6n hmpo
Q balneaio legalaG6n 1910
" II les hra
aaprobada -aeoninuac expresa
dem de ssent con iarDmezo O25
idem 6hfprme.-
por il-m cualquer 40
PM una pulverzaci6n OW
utA ~
-SERVICIU UOTEL
P. sbnuri6ip alta pr p-rson a
Por id4m ihem baj iden
SERVICIO DEL RESTAURANT
Derayuuo al 800
CATEGORIA ga
HospsdAjs complete nc'u baho~, da l7bpu
Junie y De 1894 -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04
;OH, Ell PERIODISMO!


Confeso que el periodismo
me seduce, me entusiasma,
porque es un ofcio noble
y una scupacion muy grata,
y siento profundo afecto
por cuantos q 81 SO consagran.
Pero Jay! oil ser periodista
es una enorme desgracia
porque, no obstante 10 Inucho
que CORE suda y trabaja,
siendo el scabel con que otros
logran POI icion y fama,
el infeliz periodista
toda la vida SO pasa
trabajando como un negro,
sin que al I'm de Ia jornada
logre MERCER el premio
que honradamente SO CANA.
Que al tratar de cualquier tema
politico, Sc 10 escapa
Ia pluma, ples enseguida
a la carcel me 10 mandan
entire dos de los del hule
10 mismo que cualquior rata.
Que Sc desbordan los rios
y Sc inunda una comarca,
pues ALA va ell periodista,
yaliente Sc arreja al aqua
y alli esta cuatro 6 seis dias
hacienda vida do rama.
A todo este, va al telegrafo
y escribe parties y cartas,
de todo 10 que sucede
dando cuenta detallada.
Que Sagasta va d Fitero,
pues va detras de Sagasts,
y.adivina 10 que piensa,
SO entera dc To- que habla,
da cuenta de 10 que come,
de las veoes que SO BAHIA,
de los pitillos que fuma
y de los pasos que anda.
Solo por el periodista
sabemos en- toda Espana
10 que imagina Aguilera,
10 que procura q Aaura,
10 que incomoda a Gamazo,
10 que hace rabiar a Canovas,
10 que hace gracia d Romero,
10 que echo q perder Isasa,
10 que Pidal ambiciona,
los toros que el Guerra mata
J otras doscientas mil cosas
que no nos importan NADIA.
Pues ell pobre periodista
que Dc tai modo trabaja,
y que expone su existencia
en- pro do cualquiera causa,
CANA ounce 8 yeinte durss
al mes. .,cuando SO los pasanl
Manuel Sorian
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04

Entire los varios sintomas que denuncian
Ell el cuerpo humane la existencia de las lom-
brices, citanse, como seguros, on los nifos
particularmente, liz dnreza y tirantez del
vientre, sobresaltos durante oil suei1o, apo
tito variable, etcetera.
Para ESQ es remedio eticaz e Vermifugo
Gadea.
-Yease -e an9ncio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04

COMPANIA DE VICO
pRECIoS
por aboaso de 3 tilnciones
Palcos. alcos................,,.....s36.OO 36. 90
Luneta con eutrada ..........$ 900
POR FUNCION
PalCoS ..............s,S l4.OO
Lunetas con entradas. .,.,.. ,..$ 400
Entrada general .......$ Lou
Niilos paraiso. ............".$ O.55
6 vs..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04

Acadia de recibir la casa de Piza HERNIA
nos Atocha AN colossal surtido en- calza-
dos de todas clases y formas.
En- ,,zapaos de charol para sehoras seho.
ritas hay Jna varicdad completa, desde ell
m6dico preco de un peso hasta ell de cuatro
pesos par; ignal clase de charol para caba-
lleros, desde dleh reaIes hJsta cuatro pesos.
3ys.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04
Manuel Sorians.

En- una reunion electoral.
Un elector hace estas preguntas 4 un can-
didato republicano, anteclericala socialists
-IEs usted verdaderamente anticlericali
No estoy bautizado.
ESQ no basta.
Ain no he hecho Ia primera communion.
No; tampoco basta.
-Pnes entonees, jque necesita usted para
convencerse2
Que este usted enterrado oivilmente.
En- i'm tribunal:
FL abogado. 4Se1or presidente, mi defsn-
dido no ha rohado mas que tres duros, mien-
tras podia haberse apoderado dc I'm taleUo
con dos mil peseas.
Ell acusado Sc hecha a llorar.
FL presidente, con aire bondadoso:
Acusado, veo que SO arrepiente usted.
= 81, sefior; me arrepiento. de no hsber
visto el talego que SO refere mi defensor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04


Sc encuentran vacantes las plazas do me-
dicos titnlares en- los pueblos do Hato-gran-
dey Vieques, dotadas con el haber annual dc
seiscientos pesos Ia primera novecientos
cincuenta Ia segunda.
Dice III Cyiterio dc Humacao que desde
ell dia que SO anunci6 el cicl6n de San Ma
te0 eXiste depositado en- aquella redacci0n
I'm falol de los del alumbrado publico que,
hasta la fecha no ha sido solicitado para CO.
locarlo en su sitio.
Et domingo del corriente sc efectuara
Ell ell teairo DcrkrS de est ,u lad nna fun
cion liricl dri,nAl On beneco de liz dana
joven que lorAaba parte en Ia colnpania do
Bufos, seherita Carmen Vald6s Y Alcantara.
Sc pondra en escena Ia co!nedia OH IN nc
to ) on verso titulada = La Noyia del &c
neral y ell chistoso juguete c6mico on un
acto que leva lor thulo IA Nuvio tie dona
Ines"
La hija del archimillonario Mackay, casa
da con el principe Colouna-G -Galatro, ha en-
tablado demanda dc divorcio para reparar
a'imprulcncia que ha conetido, casdndose
con tai porsonaie.
FL diyorcio Sc funda en- la creciente gro
seria de su alteza, que ha llegado hasta a
tirare I'm dia Ia sopera 4 Ia cabeza, en- un
acceso de c0.era, causanuola chichones y
heridas en- Ia augusta frente.
Y es 10 que dira ella: 20 me case con el
principe buscando una corona, pero no me
hguraba que pudera ser de porcelana.
Emilio Santiago. del barrio de Pulguillas
(Coamo), Sc conprometi6 aver Ell IN rapto,
y par6 EN- Chirona con'lucido por la guar
dia civil
Esos mozos de pu!guillas. Oh cuanto ven
una muchacla guapa st olyidan hasta del
c6digo penal.
En- el barrio de Naranjales Q.as Marfas)
fueran reducido prisi6n aver Rogelo Or
tiz y Maria Cueva, Donis, reclamados por el
| juez dc instruction de su distrito.
| Acaba de recibir la casa de Piza HERNIA
nos-Atocha I'm colossal surtdo en- calza-
dos de todas clases formas.
En- ..za,jitlos dc charol para seiioras y seho-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04

ss sirvan liqudar sus cuentas con estas
empresas de Ia cual son deudores.
La presente gacetilla continuara apare-
ciendo tod0s los dias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04

Acusamos recibo de la e1posici6n que,
acerca de la question monetaria, eleya Ia
Camara de Comerco do San Juan al minis
tro de Ultramar.
rs un documento importante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-04

Aver ha repartido el Ayuntamiento de es-
Ia ciudad 4 las escuelas de 81 jurisdiction
setecientos pesos on libros, mobiliarios y
material de ensefanza.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-01-18
LUKE'S FORTUNE.

IF you look at your school maps, you
| will notice that the state of Florida
projects out into the ocean like great
thumb, and that of its southern limits,
in what is known as the straits of
Florida, there are a dozen or more
Islands. Some of these are inhabited
by fishermen, shell gatherers and turtle
catchers, and some are not visited once
year by anybody. Some of the islands
are only banks of sand, with here and
there shrub or tree, while others are
covered with luxuriant vegetation and
are veritable gems of the sea.
In the spring of 1878 boy IA wears
of age, named Luke Smith, who was an
orphan and had lived for several years
at Columbus, KY, managed to make his
way down to New Orleanes an a steam
boat. He was disappointed in finding
nothing to do after his arrival, and for
two or three weeks lived by begging on
the streets. Being threatened with
arrest for this, and being now as
anxious to leave the city as he had
formerly been TO reach it, he hid him
self away on board of small schooner
loaded for Charleston. He did not dis
cover himself to the crew until the craft
was we'll on her way, and until he was
near perishing with hunger and thirst.
The schooner had small crew, and
the boy could have been of use, but
both the captain and mate treated him
In most shameful manner. He was
logged and cuffed until he tried to
jump overheard to escape his persecut-
ors, and the food he got was hardly
enough to sustain life.
The only offense he had committed
was In hiding aboard, but the officers,
who were both hard drinkers, looked
upon this as crime almost punishab BILE
with death. They would probably have
driven him to suicide but for the inter
ference of the crew, who threatened to
report their conduct and their cruelties
- SSSA 40 thS1 ChhClCQ l.. Ibis
made them let up little, but it also
set them to thinking. Learning that
they might get into the clutches of the
law If they carried Luke to Charleston,
where he could make a complaint, they
determined to maroon him.
A course was steered for the cluster
of Islands mentioned, and on reaching
them the captain had himself and Luke
pulled ashore on pretense of seeking
some shell gatherers.
The island that the captain selected
was about five miles from the nearest
neighbor and entirely uninhablted. 1t
was only about mile across in any d.
rection, but fairly well wooded and
contained fine spring of fresh water.
Shortly after getting into the woods,
out of sight of the sailors in the yawl,
the captain informed Luke that he was
to be left there and threatened to kill
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-01-18
FAKE FOR THE HARD TIMES.
A Chicago Crook and His Pal Working n
Novel Game-A Bad Mistake.

A Chicago Crook and His Pal Working n
Novel Game-A Bad Mistake.
Hard times are driving "fakersn to
adopt peculiar schemes. The latest
wrinkle" for making money, as des-
cribed by the New York Herald, is a
novel one. Two we'll dressed men Will
enter a barroom in which a crowd are
drinking. One of them will approach
the crowd and beg a little attention.
After removing child's bank, which
contains a number of pennies, from
under his coat and placing it on the bar,
he will then explain to the assemblaee
that he is a thoroughbred American and
that short time ago he had an argu-
ment with a bigoted Englishman on
Yankee generosity and that in a mo-
ment of enthusiasts, he made wager
with the Briton that Notwithstanding
the hard times he could take child,s
bank and so around and beg enough
pennies to fill 1t inside of forty-eight
hours. $50 far" says he, al have been
very successful and have not the slight
est doubt that will win the English
mans money, which l will give to some
charitable cause"
After this speech he will tell the crowd
that his mpanion is the very man with
whom he has made the bet, and that he
Is following him to see that he begs every
cent OF the money. The two men are
old-time takers, one of them being
known as English jack The other
fellow, who acts as spokesman, is a
chicago man, and is well known to the
police of that city. They have been
working New York for the last month
and have been very successful. The
other night English Jack" met with
misfortune. The two were operating
In an east side barroom which was
crowded with young Irish Americans.
who detest prejudiced Englishmen. AT.
ter the spokesman had explained his
case and reaped harvest, the gang
fell upon English jack and, If It
hadn't been for the timely arrival of
several policemen the BrItisher would
nave been an inmate of a hospital for
some time to come. They now act with
more care.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-01-18
THE LITTLE LIcHr-keePeR.
III ERE is the story of little child,
Ill Who, with her father, lived beside the

III ERE is the story of little child
Ill Who, with her father, lived beside the
sea
On "a lone island, from whose rocks was piled
A.lighthouse tower of stoutest masonry,
A sleepless sentinel, whose beaming eye
Watched through the night to warn of dan
ger nigh
One day her father, who had gone ashore.
Failed with the early twilight to return;
And so she sat, and wondered more and more
Until the evening star began to burn,
And thought, "Our light should shed as true
ray,
Lest ships should be misled and cast away.
And 30 she sat, perplexed with anxious care,
And listened to the oceans restless moan.
What can do? Indeed | cannot bear
Through all the dreary night to stay alone;
Nay, not alone' she thought; and unds-
mayed,
The little creature then knelt down and
prayed =.
Then she arose, and with trembling hand
Slow dragged n chair beneath the we'll
Perched her slight figure on the trusty stand,
And stretched on tiptoe to her utmost
height,
And then reached up. Alasl her heart grew
sick:
The lighted paper did not reach the wick.
What should she do in this her hour OF need?
Naught could she find to make the pile more
high
Till the big Bible kept with careful heed,
And read at night and morning, met her
eye;
But still she paused; for, with a reverent
dread,
Upon the book of God she feared to tread
And yet she thought, "What if our light
could save
Some shipfrom wreck upon the rocky shorel"
And 30, with resolution strong and brave,
The heavy volume to the pile she bore.
The deed was done; the lights benigant ray
Beamed DER the boiling breakers of the bay
Her father sat upon the shore meanwhile,
Detained by cruel wretches, who had plan
ned
To keep the light intended and beguile
Some passing vessel on the rocky strand;
And when the cries of drowning men were O en-
TO steal the cargo as it washed ashore
AS as they sat there, plotting evil schemes,
Hoping the midnight hour would bring
them luck,
True us star, the lights reproachtul beams
Flashed Ter the waters Fooled and panic
struck,
They rose together with a sudden start,
And gruffly babe the keeper to depart
Soon DER the waves his little boat he steers
Its white sail cleaning in that grateful
light;
And now the strong mans eyes are full Of
tears,
To see afar that face so wan and white,
Peering through the darkness from the slip
perry rocks,
The night dews falling on her faxen locks.
Glad was the daughter when her father came,
Proud was the father as he kissed his child;
But when she asked, with blush of bashful
shame
' 'oN"6 i"S" 'nc Dipie huu uehieu,
mo, no, he said, there never is abuse
When sacred things are put to noble use''
And so he soothed her till her thoughts grew
calm,
And brought the Bible when she was in bed
And read the glowing language OF psalm,
Until her head grew warm and comforted;
And, listening to the roaring of the deep,
The little lighthouse-keeper fell asleep
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-01-18
Rich Gold strike North of FL p.so.

Ell PAso, Texas, Jan. 14.-Another
rich gold strike is reported in the Black
Mountains, north of Ell Paso. The find
was made In the Mormon. lode at the
s0o-foot level, where the vein widened
to five feet of solid ore which is yellow
with gold. The whole camp went wild
over it, as it proves beyond question
that the district is permanent, and the
veins enlarge and carry more gold the
deeper they 60. Ell Paso has the gold
craze, and many are leaving for the gold
fields.