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Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07

,iuch nwvr Ne can saw. iat ".
have, cnn-ciri,IinlI- rn.lcavor,4l {" >ciV,.
ihr in"l,l, 4. III. .".>t ~ "ur ahil II.
w. nat haI.. .luin >nn' things Itht
wr mi.hi n"i L" have done. an! "niiicdi
in ID n.Ir.i thai ~, should hav,. dom.
NJ dm4hl >n-., will lr lln. criiiri u,
that we shall be- subjected la hy -nnr.
H. il i inlr">>ihh ,nr any IL. >'aIiN'.
assembly l:uwcvcr pure IL M Iilvc>. la
please all cla>-c- "r L. serve all inter
c>i>. 10 try Ia 10 onr> duty faith
'ullv am.i we'll j. al that a., b.d DIV
M RELY hun :,n can d". II i i'r ON
constituents to -av whcilnr We iaN..
-ucctrdcd In acccIiin" tie h,n. -
the pre- i.irncv &" tlii- body. I" VII, h
| wa> called l.v v"ur unauin",l> voIr.
! uid - with nauN imi-.ivIn"-. ~ !
stated il NY .l".miu. address. i | la "
'",.m alb. l., fulfill d" >,u" cX'"n; III
rN;n clarion entertained "i ne. II ~
nr.l- me much plra>ut" I" -, tl.n'
whatever >uc.s - | have mel with l,n-
been due lar.clN I" ih" carries.
a>>i-iantr AMI i"rhrar,nr HAT ! have
invaria"lv rrsriv"d III >,iIr hand.
Certainly. II has Lern NV d,->ir" in'i
.iiuli i".N end {" all The utmr,-f iaIr-
mess and rmIn,i,nIii,. /" Ili.' '.iIi..r>
II this bod. | must extend my i,nnk-
:o.- the aid they !av. r.m.l' r,l n.r
anil IL "iv,.- inr pleasure 1" hear VII
me>> Ia The :i,i.Iii, and r;in.icmcv with
which they have n'r."rmc.i the dm'l''>
required ni them. congratulate vou
SENATORS. that van are nov able -
RETURN /" r"nr homes and Your lnI>l-
nr>>: AMI. vel. Willis This i Ill ,lcc.
.; rnI.r.,tulaii"n I" all nl u II j. m'
without rr r.I that the session l. about
tn cmd. IT. rn.iiI. means scrnr.,ii..n.
II may ic that in the providence ~
Ca" Ne hal n"I ail meet again The
Friendships ~ have :orm,.i. how. vi.
will la>i. ! hops. IL Ion. ~ lie u>-l!.
W hat III" iuinIr NAV hrIn. iurih. u"
man can itIi, iiiit Whatever may u" W.
>'nrr inr lis al however WIDELY ". ma:
1" hereafter SEPARATED. ! shall lrav"
this chaml"r tonight with The kini,>'
i,slin.>. AMI warmm>t i'r:cn.l hip i"r
each a,"l every mrnhrr al tins Srnaie.
! can AK II" mere III v.n than iha'
these .,rlim"> NAV hr reel pr"ra'r'i
Thank IN. snu S,.nai"r>. t.r ihr KIND
ness v"u have always shown nn. aud
mis',in:s ,"u all mnall","d hmppnr>'
an'i prosperity in th" i'tnrr | nov
bid v"u farewell
The hour "i twelve ..cl"ck nov
havin. arrived. | declare III" :S-na,.
a,iiu,irm,ri >im, ,ln..
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07

Tur New York IImH never walls
io be driven along the path %: progress
bv sharp competition, hui kerl'> :" Tar
IN the lead that competition l. IN i'm
possibility. IT. reputation a. an IN
romparabl" newspaper Is fully r-tah
I;.brd. II j. independent and Fear
less. workin. at alI times i"r the best
interests of the people. aud never for
the ..,,.i-h ends Of any ring or indI-
y;dual. II has always heen unrleni
ing in il, warfare against oppression
ni an kinds supporting The right and
cnndemningi the wrong whenever found
n gives all the news "t the entire
world. ~ we'll a. Of every political
uaIty and faction. thus making il in
,Iispensahle 10 every person he he
Democrat. Republican or Populi>t,
who desires to keep we'll informed.
Its miscellaneous articles are fresh,
we'll selected aud Interesting. lis
pages devoted to Home. Fashion and
Agriculture are repleie with articles
of valuable and interesting information
10 all. The "Taril Mule" articles
now running in the Weekly World
1 have become celebrated an account oi
lhe plain, practical way in which the
Tariff question is presented. II is n
large l2-lage, column. paper for
s'nly sl.o0 year. We have succeed
ed IN making special arrangements by
(which We can furnish The MESsENGER
: and The Weekly World one year both
J for only sl.70 Address. The Mes.
sESGER, Snow Hill, Nd.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
SATURDAY. April 21st. 1884

NJ 10 o'clock +. IN.
all that tract or parcel "r lanl -i;uatr
III Ia. ,,ri Elc,.ii"m Di-;"ict n; Wnr-
,,.i 4 county about i',. miles ir"n,
Berlin. in SinrpuN-n' Neck, whlrl,
MAS Il, vi-..l /" ih" Iln her ni the plain.
iiiI' Ia ihl> SUI hy lI.c Sth item %: the
la>i will AMI r~,anrnt "a! II certain
Samuel Massey tor life with remainder
over /" Ter children and their re-, re-
>cm,aliv,-. and .di.i:,> The lanl~ "i
Mr.. l:arii. l.. Dirick>"n and Charl-,
Mas>c,
TERMS OF SALE:
20 l..r cent. al the purchase money
will br required in cash "n the day nt
>al.'. the i'ilnnc.' III iw" equal annual
n-iallmcnf- l"arin. interest from th"
,lay "i sale. Ilc purchaser .ivin. his
h.''nI- therefor with approved security
WM. I. III; X ERSD\.
Trustee
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
HARRISON s. PARSONS,
BERLIN, MD.
CLAYTON !. rrnNEL,.. Attorney a,-Iaw
Order Nisi. :
,r"r" !" Marion Dryden

Hist rriiior,.
In ihr ircuit CnurI for Worcester
County M - Petitions, January
Term. 1884, {" Wit: March 2Sth.
lS9i.
ORDERED. that the sale made
aud rcporie'l hy I layton j. l'urn.ll.
Permanent Trustee Tor the sale 81
real estate in this c,ii>c bc ratified
and confirmed. unless cause Ia the
contrary thereof l,e shown on nr be-
fore the 2:ir'l day al April next pro
vidrd - copy al this order m. inserted
IN some newspaper printed IN Wor-
ccs:cr County. once in each of three
successive weeks before tie 2ml day
al April. in ih, year Eighteen HIM
.lrcl un,l minciy-i"mr
The report STATES The amount "i
sales Ia ir $:,0l.00.
FRANCIS HENRY prENuII.. Clerk
rrue Copy.
Test: FRANCIS lIEyRY Pr.xEI.I,
mch. ; II. Clerk
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
TUESDAY,
APRIL 10th. 1894.
at 80 clock y. M.

all that valuable farm or tract of land
located in the Seventh Election Dis
trirt in Worcester County. MARYLAND.
and lvin. on the west side at Bounds
Mill Pond. called Herring Quarter"
containing fifty acres more ar les &.
which is fully ,,scribed in deed
from the sai. Fnnk> and Wife aud
Thomas u. johnson and wife. io the
said Levin H. Ballard. bearing date
the 10Th day "f February. in the year
1889. and recorded among the land
records oi Worcester County, in l.iher
j. W. =. M. ;. inli" 2l5.
A. L. BARNES.
Trustee
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
TRUSTEES SALE.
OF NAit' .AHl.E.
REAL ESTATE.

BY WRIT +. "f II decree nf the
Circuii Curt for Worcester Comfy
r,a-~e.l in The ease "t William j. Hall
.nI wi-. H"inrt j. Hall and wife.
Eliz:hih tall nnd Charles ". Birch
AMI wiir and bani. H. Birch and
VIE versus Joseph y. Wainwright
and R..lsr.., WaimMr;.h's ! the un.
.lr,$i.n,l ~ trustee will >cll I" tin.
highest bidder. III lr"hi 81 M, "tiir" III
the .l,lnni:c Hotel - 'h- '""" ii
H,riIu N.i ON
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
SDAY,
APRIL 10th, 1894.

For CASH. all that iarm located in
Atkin>on's Disirici.in Worcester coun.
~. Maryland. which was devised 10
Amelia Parker Waters. the wife ot
the sail Wesley Waters. and the said
William II. HUT. hv the last will and
testament of certain Henry HUT.
now al record among the icsiimrntarv
records in the Office Of the Register Of
Wills al said Worcester County. in
Liber q. I. B. No. 3. :olio> -, 26
and -. Called "Atkin>on's Comcln-
si"i,. containing three hundred acres,
more or less.
4. T. BARNES,
Asst -:mee and Trustee.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

BY NIRTt + ot II power contain
e'i in II certain morigage. made by Il
certain Levin II. Ballard in favor of
John F."ks. aud hearing date the
18th ia, oi February. in the year
1889. aud recorded among the land
records nt Worcester county, in I.iber
j. W = N".3. i;plin PIC. !. the under
signed irus.cr. hv virtue ut power
rmlrr ,ice al trust from the said
f"ks ald wife. will sell ut public
auction. Ia the highest bidder. for
CASH. at the front gate OF the Court
House yard. in Snow Hill. Mar. land.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07

The creditors "f Tie said John L.
fl",d are hrrrbv mortified /" file their
the oiiir,. ii the lerk al the ,'ircuii
touri inr W"r,%tcr County, within
inmr months from the said date "i' sale
\. J.. BARNES
Trustee.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
TUESDAY,,
APRIL 2lth, 1894,

Nh that iIart II iainl c"ntnii.in.
twenty acrr>. more at loss Together
NTH ~" Improvements - r'"n. ica'ai
al ai.nIi one halt II nI,' .r'iI iln.
town " Snow Hill AFR. aid, an, uil
il" .r.nN rad lrn.iing iron, Snow
I'LL ,n .~ali>h:ry II im.I. the >aun.
mhlrh mn~ c"r'r,r.l {" the >aid
: rl-m II Wll,"m h lnil. -
.lnlri>.I anl WIFE hv deed hul, L.
.."r i,-i anon. the lall rcr"ris nt
Worcester rntiiiiv. aforesaid, a.rd
which i al Irr>rni occupied hy (la>.
llancm.N \ it, simple title I" this
la,Ii will ln given
TERMS OF SHE.
Ten l"r "iimn al the purchase
n"'rv will lm required "n tie day "i
ale the ran ainicr rhcr"; I" he paid
in tw" equal annual in>,allnrnls ir"m
ia, of -al... aud I" h. secured hv the
hn"i- {" the purchaser. l"aring in
tr,c>i from the dn, "t sale. with sure
lies alis,ml"iv /" ih- T,usice
OLIVER -. COLLINS
nch :. Is. l',rnancn. Trustee.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
Proposals for Building Of g
Court House and Jail.

CorxTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Snow HILL. Mn. March -. 1894.
Sealed proposals I" buili Court
House and Jail IN Snow Hill Wores-
ter county Maryland, will he received
until April 10Th On. m. inclusive.
Plans. protilcs. elevations and specitica-
tions uf same can he seen ut this office
on and after March 2Slh. Said i'om-
mis>ion-r> reserve the right lo reject
any and all bids.
Bv order of the Board oi County
commissioners.
GEORGE W BIsHoP, Treasurer
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
Harrison s. Parsons
i:eriia. riL.. March 24th.

lie, .almiIe>i al .,n : ..n' ir, >..rSl
-. fabrics viii meet vuur r,, next
week hr ".a"i> will have ~ u.tv
"i.r ii rings thar have l.a->,.'-
they II tN.,.,lc The fragrance - THIS
Sikl\ Nj hc,uu,, ih ~ new ~ ", II
~ the pric..-. bnr line "f hi ,lrcns
,Iirimg l,ai> hn;h in cloth AMI light
rnlnrcd material will lm ,.,mp'efr.
We pride ourselves On havin. the
incest Il al Most complete line al mems
heavy cotton work shirts ut twenty
iix- cent, that wa> ever IN this place.
and inr II better grade ii the latest
canlniai.S will doubtless have Ia step
dawn and OF.
Designs IN lanndri.-l "nods with oi
without collars. we have M equal.
Our line nt ladnS ox.ord iic-. point
r,l amd ."nlrn ioe. will Lee II marvel
nt ncaiirc-- when uc get them all in.
and The prices will he cui lower This
spring inan The shoes. Just received
II full line "i new garden seeds. also
clover, Timothy. AMI orchard grass.
not aa ouirr nf uld stock on sale
You ar, cnr,iially invited in hook III
our new sock. whittier Won huv or
mol.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07

just received n ear load of South
Bend Wool Spit pullcy~: al have
iron h'-h T.. IRON hushmgs The hest
pulley s. can I'LL your orders
prom -iy. , all or address
|. ". GUNBY, Salisbury, Md.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07

Tins has been one nf III. hat.l..i
year. nm newspapers FOR a decade.
MANY have hal Ia =" 1" the wall and
very few new "me- have started up. in
comparison ~iIh either wears
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
ESDAY,
AP RlL I 9TH, 1894,

tat : 80 o'clock y. IN.
FIRSr.-All that valuable real estate
lma.-d in tie Second Eleriinn Dis
trici al Worcester County,. Mary
land. "n the ieii hand si,ic al the
county road leading from Girile
tree to Tavlor's Landing. whrrr"n
the said Fl"vd now resides.
SE(OND.-All that valuable real
estate. living AMI being situate in
the S,h. Election District "i said
county. in said State. "n the right
hand side al The county rnad lead
ing from t:ir.ii-ir.r Ia Tayior' :
Landing. and nrr..s the read iron,
where the said ii"vi now r-si.ic>.
pee- The above described real estate
wa> conveyed 1" tie said John
I. Fl"yd hy Nancy Jones ani
mh-r> hv .Iahc Jones. and by VII
liam H. Rowley aul wife and Mar
gar,t X. Rnwlry. hv deeds duly
executed aud REGARDED among the
land rec ,r,ls nt >aid Couniv.ln l.iber
|. 7. NJ. M ,, folio 4:6. and in
l.ih"r |. I. NJ. y" !. i"lin l56.
and in l.,hrr |. i. VI. M. !. t"liu
iu3 respectively.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
A. y. BARNES. Attorney at Law
TRUSTEES SALE
OF \ VA TABLE,
FARM

By WRIT T. "f II power contain
rd in II mortgage deed, executed by II
certain William ii HUT and wife.
and Wesley Waters ami wife. in
favor Of George NJ. urshnr. and
hearing date the nth. day al August,
III the year 1880. and recorded among
the land records Of Worcester county.
in l.ihcr l. I. NJ. M. = tnli"> I and =.
!. the undersigned assignee o;' said
n"rlgagc deed. will sell at public auc
tinn. tn the highest bidder. in front nt
the Court House .hie, in Snow Hill.
Worcester county. MARYLAND. on
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
William 7. QuiIIen,
BUTCHER,
BERLIN, MD,

Wishes 10 inform the people Of B"riin aui y y
ciniiy that ie is prepared io supply them with
beef and all kinds or fresh meats daily al low
prices. Opposite Dr. Marshalfs drug store
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07

BY VIRTUE ." - power contain
,.d ~ - deed al trust from John L.
l'loyd and vi e. ca IN. .iair the 20ih.
.lav "t july. in The wear 1893. and
Recorded amen. the land records al
Worcester County. in l.lb"r +. H. i.
y" !. folio -. |. the undersigned
trustee. will -tll ai public auction. III
the front gate of the Court li"u-e
ward. ~ SNOW Till. Marvland IN
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
pi.Ri.Mll R\
TRUSTEES S SALE
-: N.Ai.l .tlIll.
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned Permanent Tru>-
ic' ., the estate ni SIcpirm IL. Wilson,
nn arpIicant ~ iln h"ncIii al th.
lu>ui>r.l Law. q the Sac oi Man :
-. viii "i.r. ,,r sal. t., the highest
hnr,-r. al III "uri ii",i>,. :.,rc III iI.,'
town ni snow liill. Anr,Iami. "n
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
TERMS OF Sal l..

IL I~r cent. nt the purchase money
will hr required in cash "n the day "i
sale. t..c balance al the purchase mon
ev 10 ~ paid in Nv" equal ins,alneni'
-: , and Is months ir"m the day al
sale. the payment thereof I" i" Srnr
,d bv the interest hrarin. bond "t the
purchaser ar purchasers. with >nr'iir-
I" I~ approved bv the rrn-i~.
\. l. BARNES.
Trustee.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
Where
we are.

!. Over Dr. Avdrlnti'> oilicc. in
the splendid new s'.r"ni s'"ry
room, light, pleasant. healthy.
=. easy "i a"'e>s-g" right mp
the stair steps next /" t"tiins
j. ham Il Cos drug store, We
will greet Won with "nr hap
pest smile aud treat vou ~
.royall, ~ ~. know how.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
For Sale Cheap !!

The STANDARDIZED Ilamhl..,nnian
Stallion - REFORMER." Weighs
about l2L0ii>. dark hay. l6 la l>
high very fine rn,lslrr and coach
or I'"r .uriher particulars. apply !"
Capt. CuAs :. t.rrEE. Snow Hill
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
What
we are.

......... We claim Ia hr conscientious
........ calahl- critical custom cutter
........ aud consistent charger for rh.
....... highest ria-S merchant tailor
....... ing We will make y"u pair
-. M pants ~ handsome Spring
....... suit ar Ovcrcnai :" cheap the
price will catch Your order.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07

A. p. BARNES. A,,orney-at-I.aw.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
TERMS O. Stl.l..

WV. 7. plCk ERsnN. Attorney. Law.
Democratic messenger., 1894-04-07
Who
we are.

...... i;"memhcr Geo. B. Gray, The
....... Tailor. who makes elegant suits
..... aud sells hy sample Wana-
..... maker * browns celebrated
..... ready made cl"ihing. Call and
...... see my samples and eel my
....-. prices.
Geo. B. Gray,
The Tailor,
SNOW HILL, nd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-22
LIT RA
LAS RAMAS DE BOZ

-iNunca!-exclamo Bourgeil, levan-
tandose con violencia arrojando la
servilleta sobre la mesa iNunca, va 10
sabes, nuncal
Y mientras q anciano maestro de
obras recorrfa Il comedor como un $50
enjaulado, Clemencia, su mujer, con los
ojos llenos de lagrimas. Sc entreten1a
en- mondar unas aimendras tostadas
Hacia dos amos que estallaba con fre-
cuencia la misma disputa entire los dos
espos0s al hdal de las comidas POrque
hacia dos ados que estaban renidos con
su hiio Eduardo, el cual sc habfa casa
do. contra la voluntad de sus padres,
con una mujer cualquiera del Barrio
Latino.
!Cuanto hablan mimado desde su in
fancia aqueI Eduardo, su hiJc 1nico.
nacido 4 los diez amos de matrimonio,
cuando no esperaban va SUCCESSION!
Con las nuevas construcciones de
Paris -decia Bourgeil a su esposa-ten-
dremos una fortuna dentro de ounce
amos, y csc chico no tendra que subir a
los andamios como su padre.
Y Sc cumplio la profecia del maestro
de obras. pues + iuardo Sc educo en- IN
buen colegio y luego comenzo d esta-
diar Ia carrera de Derecho.
Mas tarde anodia Bourgeil:
-Deiaremos a nuestro hJo veinticin-
co mil libras de renta y lie casaremos
con una senorita bien educada como Ell
Pero tales proyectos Sc hab1an des
vanecido como ell humo.
Eduardo, a quien por debilidad ha
bian amueblado sus padres una hsb'ta
ci6n aparte, Sc enamoro de una mucha
cha de no muy recomendable conducta;
olvido sus estudios, y los veinticinco
amos no habia recibido a6n la Eicencla
tura.
Cierto dia, tuvo Eduardo Ia audacia
de declarar sus padres que adoraba q
su querida que estaba resuelto a ca
sarse con ella
Bourgeil, ciego de ira, arroj6 de su
casa su hijo, diciendole:
ST das mi nombre e5a bribona,
no esPeres de mi nj un centimo mien-
tras 20 viva
Pero el ingrato llevo las cosas adelan
te y rompi6 todo genero de reIaoiones
con sus padres.
Contrajo matTimonio con su amiga y
viva dc un miserable salariO, en- una
calleiuela de los arTabales.
Los pobres viejos ha5ian sutrido ex
traordinariamente durante los dos amos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-22
concurso, : MayoI sureda Sc ec1a,s pa

concurso, J MayoI y Sureda Sc echan pa
trds.
Sin duda nos diran, 81 ahplian ell tele
grama, que pubGcabamos aver, que ellos
son siempre espanoles, que Ia patria
debe estar siempre arriba, que Ubarri,
reumatico inm6vil representa- y sim
boliza la patria.
Con gente de tanto empuje Sc saIv6
la patria, dira doc Ricardo ell de FL Is
corral.
Con hombres de tanto fuste no hun
dimos en- Cangrejos, pensara don Gre
gorio.
Con 6rmantes de tales condolences
dog t6 de que no Sc llega / uing1n lado,
anadirA don Juan Brussi
Tienen Ia palabra los tres de Utuado
Y Ia tiene, con meior derecho, el Sc
nor Alfonso, quien Sureda y Mayol
desautorizan sin consideration.
El silencio no es propio de casos como
este.
La salud de la disidencia sxige que
se liable alto y claro, antes de la Junta
magma.
7 que Sc olga 81 Sureda y Mayol Sc
aometen los designios del Comit6 cen
trail
4 yer, yer como desenvpelven los
enredos de esa madeja, que los iutegros
De Utuado embrolan con su actitud es-
traTla.
Adelante, leones.
Las columnas de La Co,re$pOndcncja
os aguardan.
Desde las alturas de Santa Catalina
cuarenta bur6cratas Cs contemplan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-22

Es tan desgracia1o Y esta tan pesaroso
de haberle ofendido
He visto a su mnj-r-le dice-y
me ht parecdo muy simpatica y agra
dabl- Sea como quer,, es Ia esposa de
Eduardo, ! pronto seremos abueios.
- Basta !-exciama Bourgeil de re
oente-Pon cuatro cubiertos rnanda
buscar IN coche. Al! ! Lievemosles
una de esas ramas de boz en- seiaI De
paz, convidemosles a almorzar
Y tnientrss la madre, loca de felicidad,
soIloza en- ell pecho de su marido, Bour-
geil el ciudadano romano. el antique
BrUto Sc echa ilorar sn vez como
IN chicuelo
FRANCISCO CoPPEE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-22
Ell MEJoB REMDIo QUE sE PUEDE en-

Ell MEJOB REMDIO que ST PUEDE en-
coutrar para combatir ii versos estados psto %
cor como raqui5ismo, escr0 fulas tuberculosis
pulmonar, estado genIal de dibilidad es la
Emulsion De Scott De gran utilidad por gu et
cacia, ouanto por Ia faclided con que 8 digier-
Seuores Scott BOVINE
CERTIFlco cue -s.le qu- emp.ce Ia plaeti
- de meii sina Poac. Puer. 3 Rico he he
clio frecueutc uso ae a Enucion de Scott.
siempre con satisfac toriDs resulta resultados en-
Las numerosas apllcaciones que puedan haeer
cen este msdIeanerto raa. de todn los pa
ses caiidos en- doude es tsn ltil an prelarado
reparador- cnslqu era cue sea la can-4 8~l decsi-
miento organize Il aeeite d. higaslo de bacsho.
baio Ia forma de Emulsion 4ue u-t-des prepa
ran, - sin duda ma soportable az = ae-ite
puro Ponce Abrf ll ~ lsS7 Doctor Edp
ala, Lafot lie p faeu lad q Paris
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-22
NOTICIAS

Nuestro director, que venis anoche de Goa
mo su esposa. Sc encontr6 detenido por 81
aacaguss desde las siete hssta a doce med
Prsstaronles catinosa hospitslidad don Car
los Diaz distinguida famlia exceentea
amigos de los senores Munoz Rivera.
CuaLdo Sc decide ell Gobierno tender los
cinco puentes que faltan en- Ia carretera ce7
tral
Els incredible que en un pals civiliza1o ocurrs
10 que ocurre en- Puerto-Rico con las Was de
communication mas irnportantes
va hs empezado trasportacse poT Ell ferro
carril de Ia Capital Areclbo 81 gran puente De
hierro que Sc tendera sobre 81 rio de Utuado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-22
FRANCISCO CoPPEE.
KALEIDOSC S COPIO

A millares llegan los obreros que en-
los Estados Unidos halIanse sin trabajo
actualmente
Chicago, New York, California. New
Jersey y otros grandes centros manu-
tactureros de aquella republica tienen
cerradas sus fabricas, los hombres que
Ell elias trabajaban recorren las Gales en-
grupos numerosos, hambrientos des
arraPados, produciendo en- ell resto de
Ia poblac'on una gran intranquilidad-
ksta crisis por que atraviesa la clase
Jornalera ha hecho que Sc organize una
comislon compuesta de NAL ObreroS SIN
tra6qj0 del Osste, que estas horas S
dirigen 4 Washington con objeto de
presentar al Congreso norte americana
infnidad depeticiones para que adop-
te acuerdosque conjuren tai estado de
cosas.
Segun un bi6grafo moderno. en- muy
POGO estuvo que el que en- la historic ha
dado en- denominarse Napoleon ei chico
no fuese emperador en- Francia
Cuando en- su uventud desempenaba
en- Suiza las funciones de captain de Ar
tillerfa, Sc enamoro de una joven y RIGA
viuda de un labrador, la cual pidio su
mano pero la labradora no quiso con
tTaer por segunda vez Ell vfnculo matri-
monial, no porque le pareciera desagra-
dable el novio, sino porque encontraba
bastante expuesta para e su profession y
no guerra exponerse quedarse nue.
vamente viuda
Napoleon pudo casarse, 81 hubiera
accedido a la pretension de aquella, que
consist1a en- hacerse labrador, mas esto
lie parecio muy fuerte continue siendo
principe artilero.
Mr.. Lame el antique vIcario del IA
moso padre Jacinto, que hoy Sc llama
Mr.. Loyson. ha abjurado sus creencias
p1blicas y solemnenente, volviendo al
seno de la iglesia catolica.
Ia solemne ceremonial Sc ha veriica
do en- Ia BAsi,ica de Notre- Dame du
Chene, de Sarthe. recibiendo ell reve
rendo Padre Lepelletier, superior de los
misioneros diocesanos, la abjuraci6n del
convertible.
Despues de /, campana naval los in
gteseS han iniciado ahora otra en- favor
del eiercito britanico
Los peiiodicos de allende el Estre
ch de la Mancha publican artfculos 50
bre este asunto, demostrando cuan gra
We se'1' la situacion del RENO Undo,
81 una potencia enemiga lograra desem
barcar 1ropas sobre el suelo britaaico
pues nj la organizaci5n nj Ell n1nero del
actua contingente miiitar serfa sufcien
te para contrarrestar las secuencias
de una invasion extraniera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-22
FINCA RUSTICA.

Sc veude ma en Il pueh De B ,rTos com
pue-ta dc lS6 media cuerdas de terrenos
4 cafe, guineos, bueros pastos, monte ma
lezas, en- coLdiciones propias por su suelo
fertil para Ia continuation del cultivo del
cafe otros frutos. Dsta media hora de la
poblaci6n en- el camino que conduce
Morovis. 81 que la interese puede dirigirse
don Francisco Bon Arroyo 8 AZ dueno
Ion Roman Carreras. 10 Mayo, 1894 ! ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-22
l4Ht0ni0 CARGO GiltferT
7 As SACION

Sin salir del ministerio
ha llegado general
don Zsn6n, IN animal
que pasa por hombre serio.
Frliz y libre de apuros,
njnguu trastornc le amags
cobrando al aIo una paga
10 menos de tres mil duros.
4 todss las situaciones
hizo siempre acatamlanto,
cada pronunciamiento
le crecian los galones.
En- cuanto al seso, es de estuco.
pero es unO de esos entes .
de los que dicen las gpntes:
Don Fulano i--. No Is NAL e,tco
FL pobre Paco Dicenta
fue soldado distinguido,
catorce veces herido,
confuse mas de treinta.
Glen veces patentizo
su heroicidad en- 81 fuego;
qued6 nance, COLO y ciego,
al 6u So Ia licenci6.
:Ss le indamnzo del dano
de no yer va mas la luzP
ST, senior, con una cruz
De tres duIitos al ano.
Que manera tan gentil
de tasar los mortalesl
al nerOe en- scsenta reales,
al cuco en- sesenta mil!