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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-29
II
eyContinuamos el analisis.

"9.a* Ell senior Bolivar qucdard su
/, brpgado al Estado en- todos sus dcre'
/ chos y facultades y para todos los efec-
tos legales. En- su virtud, la Admins
!. TRACTION p6blica en- todos sus ramos y
grados, y por medic de todas las Auto
ridades y agentes, le darA cuantos au-
..xilios ydemando para hacer electives el
impuesto, los reintegros, las multas y las
con6scaciones que procedan para com
probar las defraUdaciones que sospeche,
para eiercitar todos sus dercchos, y
podra el propio schor Bolivar por 81
misruo, 8 por medic de acuordos con las
Autoridades ADMINISTRATORS, sus Dele
gados'0 agontes, adoptar cuantas medl-
das condnzcan al logro de dichos lines,
incluyentiose entire elias elrecouocimien'
to, pEexio' mandate judicial, de los libros
y papeles dc los fabricantes, importado'
res, comerciaptes al por mayor o por
menor, 4 otras pcrsonas dedicadas & Ia
yenta enlaisla, 8 la exportaci6n de los
( f6sfoross'
En- una palabrs, el senior Bo-
slfyar sera dueIlo absolute dol pals
en- caanto SO roza con ell monopo-
del timbre.
El senior Bolivar podra fiscal
zar, yigilar, castigar, nultar, CO.
mo 81 fuese un nuevo senior. 49,.
!.
de f6sforo y cuchillo.
Ysse le subordinaran las auto
ridades y agentes, dandole cua'stos
dssrilaos demande, mas que la de-
1nan0a sea capciosa.
Sabidurla tan alta 40 Sc como
ci6 nnnca en- los anejos ministries
desUltramar.
Cabyle' esta gloria al ex-
republican,, ex-agitador, ex-de.
m6crata y.ex-liberal seilor Be
cerra. n
fQne 'le dure largos dias ..
fruto de sus fazanas
ssssev,.
n "le.a .El comercio del impucsto de
u timbre para 81 consume de f5sforos, 81
Y celebra por t6rmino Ac seis amos eco
n6micos, dado .que fel primero no pue
de ser complete, siendo ell tipo del sext'
II afo integro, por'la cantidad de al,oo'
pesos, sa1isfaciendo en- los cinco prime
ros ali fabricante que concierta la can't
md deS3o, % -p5rrssas pesos aanaes en- moned
cstrien Puerto Rico. Eh>e4~ case d
y@iiearse'cl canje de la moneda corrien
teh los sAHgfesos So verifcaran en- monedi
4 dA ctlIo naeiopal.'
Balaiics annual antigun, scgdn
ii tenedor de libles de la "a
bfica, ,,sehor. Arruza. .......s 5000
E0ducth del .aumento introdu
iidQ desdesel precio vigente
Ne POGO, hasta el de treinta
pSsanvssel de TO gruesas,
pte hoy 340o
rcia entire el cupo Gle
pesos, que Sc pagan
10, ia suma de 100000
aue Sc reoaudaran I. 10000
/ Sumsa anual IS 2l4,oo
icando esta cantida
amos Y tres cuartos, da
establezca on Octubr
establecera mucho an
luto, arroja un milo
Ereinta mil quiniento
2so,5oo I!
mos una siIaba
hercio, las yerdaders
alsstrias, las clases' contribl
ntes, los poderes publico
aelto- Rico entero, juzgarsn.
q, ay cosas que por su mlsm
<<@ M n :, n II, s,,1cx,, o14nl r,3Ior NJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-29
sin que ignorcmos el albur.

a posar de 10 dicho, no nos disgusta
cSta eNpllcaci6n que algulcu ha dado a
nueStro neologismo.
DabantVe--y ahora sc explica ell uso
de la j~-viene del italiano daoanti 8 da-
pa,.tc, que ha reforzado la dltima vocal
c''nvirtiGndola en- a, y del frances jc.
D0ra1to-delante; jc-yo.
Scgdn esta derivation, nos cucontra-
mos con que Dado"taje vale tanto como:
DelHde--Yo,
y Il, los domas, qoyel diabIo Sc los lleve
porsupuesto.
No faltan quienes, al gun tanto confor
mes con el til6logo de Los Noticias
ahrmau que debemo8 rccurrir dos fuen
tes, hi ia la una de la otra, buscando e'
cl Lacio la signihcaci6n de DA, y eI
lutecia Ia de AvANrAJa, elementos qu'
Sc soldaron con el plomo de la sinalefa
Partiendo de la tai hip6tcsis, Ia pala
bra discutida cs una hibrida galo-latin;
que cquivale Il
DA yENTAIA,
no SO sabe 81 al monopolio, que es cos
lnala, al contrabando, que cs peor, Q
entrambas inmoralidades d Ia vez.
No Sc quejara cl senior Alvarez Pere
de nuostras investigaciones, no tan eru
. ditas como las suyas; pero 81 mas a
acance de los consumidores de fosforo'
dc gas y de arepitas mexicanas.
Y ahora justifquemos nuestro ep
CRATE,
AL yer el modo como ell senior Aware
Perez explicaba el sentido etimol6glc
de Ia palabra DABANTAJE, eXclamamo
parodiando al fSbulista
......,. bien Sc deja yer
Que es pintar como querer,
) y no fu6 Abrl ell pintor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20
ELDERS EXPELLED FROM PRUSSIA.

Tho latest ia5uo Of the MHsWig' Star
which hA1 como to hani-ihu number
for Apru 0-contaius extracts from
letters wutton by PrssiIcut j.. III.
Blocker aud Elder Vcucrll OF the Swiss
huI German mission regarding tho
expulsion OF two Of our mi6siluauas
from the Kingdom Of pru,sIa Some
duys ago the News noted au item $40
hu exchange wherein tho statement
was mRdu that North Gcrmauy had
recently imposed puuaIiy of tlniau.
mcnt upon Latter-iay Saint E.Irr.
Al the tlmo We observed that, accord.
lug 10 information received, sucn action
had been taken by the authorities boo
Lorraine, tho province won by
the German empire from the
French; but uB mo- uyws OF
like character hnd come from pfu8a
We lhoughtit probable that 70 ggoguph.
teal mistake had been maIu Boa rho
uumo of tbo country which had 1000.
posed the ediol 10 now appears that
our co,ompImry was right was Tho
sIlgsIan proyinoa OF puHla that lld
tho ezpruuE From the letter, above
referred 70 Che following e4,rc. o.
taken.
Thor. .e quito Nu uurnfr Bt -nuu.p Pause
D $50. %. TrHsuUs BIDDERS NnIIHT.I HUN I.I.
I.igr uAyu n.uu tHuisHUi .uW ihu lus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20
THE REAL RrrORa.

Wealth or Sc possession f. not o.
crime, any more than affect poverty BE-
an exalted virtue Riches honcuily or
legltimatcly acquired, even u necl.
dcntally, may be-, and frequently Co.
associated with the most profoundly
beucfcout oonduc., just a. numof'
Gus and grave crimes arc perreiratod
and flourish among lhooe wh,rs life ~
passed IN n condition Of enforced want
aud dcstitution. Ills fashionable lust
now To rail OF wealth, % though the
monled classes were altogether fc.
sponsiblo for the Ills that billlct the
body polite; and II IL popular 10 laui
the toillng maEses a. though ihof
plans and demands, whether reason
atlo or insane, were going 10 effect o
complete and instantaneous cure. Hel
the masses would be- still w0fto on ii
there were no capitalists aud no COT
pomllons, with the strength 10 carry
out great undertakings and 10 conduct
Immense enterprise. The rich man
can live without the poor mans aid
casler than the poor man can live
without tho rich man.
What disiurbs more than anythlng
else the wofld's industrial equanimity
h the ditttust that capital aud labor
feel Tor each other; not tho fact that
come men are born Tioh and Others got
rich, while some are naturally poor
hnd Others get poor. on couuu ia the
perfected social system, there Will be-
neither grinding want ON tho ono hand
nor pompous luxury on the other. But
~ long o. there are brains 10 plan,
thero will have 10 bo hands 10 cxtcutci
as long as there are resources 90 direct,
here viii have 10 be obedience 10 iul.
an. And your truu reiofmor during
these troublous times, is the man who
senses this laot, this intoTdopondtnce
Of cash and brawn, this mutually OF
benefit from close aud itlondly relation
between tho two, aud who seeks 10
bring them moro nearly together aud
upon a more intelligent footing; not hr
who combines the one Ia irou.b0uud,
grAsping, merciless resistance 10 Tine
cry for bread, or luilauigs tho Other
into blood,hirsty threats, Invasion Of
private rights and desluotion OF per
sou and property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20
MEXICAN COLONIZATION.


Periodically there 10 an agitation by
the newspapers Of the country regard
ing proposed exodus Of the Morn ons
from the United States 10 Mexico.
This has occurred 90 frequently that 10
might BIO thought no one would bee dc.
ceived by the statements made, Tor the
M0rmons are yet living In those val.
leys, With no indications or intention
Of moving. The ngitations referred to
are generally chargeablo TO Interested
parties in Mexico, who have secured
land grants on condition that they
bring In n certain number OF c0lonisls,
and who seek 20 recruit the ranks of
these by Mormon aettlers, aomo OF
whom occasionally take up thelg abode
In the southern republic. An unpIeas.
ant feature Of tho6o sioriusis that There
are plausible statements made in con-
n0olion herewith regarding Gnu rch
onioiAls approving this, that or the
other location as suitable place fol
settlement, when there 10 no truth ga
tho assertion,
There has boon o0nsllerablu mum.
Dor OF tho Saints settle ln Mexico
aud Others may go. But any ac
ton In this line is on Individual
responsibility aud not the result,
Of any concerted action VI
counsel. Mos, OF these settlers have
gone to the grant Of the Mexican
Colonization and Manufacturing com,
pany, which has lands iu chihuahua
and Sonora. Thtsu settlements are Ir
the Mexico Stake Of Zion, AMI com,
prise o population OF proudly 5000
souls. As matters arc no present ih,
Io.plo can secure individual tyle o.
land, oEcep. in what 10 called tho pro,
hIbitsI zone, where only MsEiClu oiu-
zrus can acquire such little.
Regarding oolouista going q thispau
Of M,Zio0, Elder George Teas la.r.
who is In charge ot the Muxlcgr
Mission, IN response 10 nn inquiry by
the NEWS, makes the following state,
menu owe aro not urgius auy mlgra'
ton TO Mexico. IL worthy people
want 10 come and help build zap the
country, they are welcome. The Mex
icauColonisa,ionc company has obtained
new concession Of desirable land in
northern chihuahua, on which there
Is room iorseI.iera. It's called Col0uia
LeAl, Anyone who wishes 10 Z.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20
NM nl,rLN.Anl law.


The South Carolina trouble, which
of one time tbfeatc1cd 90 assume tho
proportions OF civil war iu that
state, h1s been set,ieI-iemplrarIly nt
ieas,-by the decision of thu suprome
c1ut. % tho a'aie, which doc.ares ths
famous J8plnaaty law unconstl,u.
uauaL This Jaw provides Tor tho
selling OF every slnd Of in,oxioauts ty
ths slate, auI makes 10 Au oileuae for
any private citizen 10 keep liquor ln
hla house. When the governor under.
took o. enforce tho latter cisuse % tho
law, 30 was found necessary 10 enter
private dwellings aud search the prem.
ices, proceeding which nr1usci tho
Indignation OF the people Thr"dpics, 4"
as lhe officers were called, were met
with resistance ami cIan.ct eufued
at Darlington, lu whl0l two citizens
add Two Dfir.fs were killed, while
many were seriously wou8IoI. The
governor ordered out the militia, but
several companies refused O. obey the
call aud Jlslauicl. O,huu weru
called iu aud the row i1 the state
promised 90 become general How
ugcb the question whs referred % the
judiciary with the rruI. mentioned,
audas consequence many private
liquor houses have already emerged
irom their secrecy and openly
extended their Invitation 70 tho public
20 lar,ake OF their hospitality 10 spite
OF The dsprunfy law, Tho ground on
which the dcoInOu was reached is
that The law creates state monopoly.
The governor declares that the case 30
not set hu.sheji boo viii nnd other
mcala 20 protect tho state.
ltwill be- readily seen tha. the fight
boo South Carolina IL not ono bulwocn
psoliulu1uists aud their opponents,
since the law passed in that state was
net famed 90 suppress the saloon evil, ,
bot % transfer q, from private persons
Go dlapunsarius owned aud controlled
hy the state. The law was evidently
aimed TO DO somewhat iu Imitation Of
the renowned G1thcuburg ay-lom. So
faruo serious objection might have
been raised against o. But whom, ia
order to make u effective, O. Won found
necessary 10 submit the homes Boo the
state 10 the search Of government
oliicials, the resistance Of the people
cannot DO much woulcrcl at or
blamed. The right OF tho Citi.
zen 10 bs secure be- hil
homo against unreasonable searches
and be.znfos Is guaranteed by
tbs Constitution, aud even Governor
llman ought to admit that this
privilege b Of too great % value TO be-
surrendered Tor the sake OF finding a
possible offender ngalnsi state law
regulating the sale Of liquor People
Will eight for the sanculy Of their
hone pfgolnc,l, and resist tholr inys-
siou, even % thoy favor over 10 much
the ab0llshmeut OF tho liquor ,mflg,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20
ArINANclAL SHADOW.

GtiBu0w reasonably certain thl, iu.
stead OF the mlnomulalllsis having nll
their own way with the worlds
finances, their extreme antI-silyer
measures nre going 20 prove q boom.
emug. In fact tho latter 10 getting In
l,s work alfeaiy. Instead OF the bond.
holdou pr1huug hy lbo incyeaeod pur-
cba8iug power OF lhe Interest they have
been drawing, There DO now o strong
probability thht the Interest itself will
cease 90 bo forthcoming, AMI that oven
Eorsp may follow. Should this bc tue
case, England, which, Rsn gtoat cred.
l,or nation, has Insisted ou gold
standard buuau.c be has been most
profitable TO her m1nsy.lenders, no
I0u1. viii quieEly change her tuuo
when sho hnIs tina. the iusIstenco has
been carried To- such an extreme ne To-
urug Disaster home 70 tho money.
lrulcrs.
When tine small slate OF Guatemala
duuuItod in the payments ana iutorgs.
900 hrr bonds, owing 10 tho decline OF
the whliH metal, % created quito stlr
among the golI advocates. Now, how.
even there is good propsg. that
nation OF much greater Importance,
M.sirn, Will follow iu the t8uo line,
all tlc bluIhlldorH ore consequently
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20
DEsERET EVENING NEWS FRIDAY. APRIL 60 1894.

be properly u,triia DO under tho cir.
cumaancea Is Fmuuo.or states
thatit favors oya,y Huonal eEpodiont
f5f maiutsluins .0e credit OF the ma.
ton, short OF solving The govern.
monl; hut that Mexico has had no
hand 10 the movement O. dcmonetizs
silver and tlsr. BE- not rc1ponuihle
i1rtho state of aH.fsi % rHils win
Qualification ..a announcement Of
President Diua Ha. he viii NOT re-.
guest the natiana. congress to tanciion
now taxes or luther reduce the
salaries u the ,n lIyes OF she civil
scrvice, 10 way 90 cripple govern.
mental efficiency
THIS pruspucu,s default Of Mexico
uron herpubha JOB. pnymouis, with a
possible population OF tho Interest,
added &, tns pf1aa.lily ofaomo other
nations followius.n her wake, may be-
uo surprise TO tusfreId' of silver bot
Dc com,s with startling elect ON
monetary c.,ta nr it amounts
ppctically to % drenrali1n that Until
The creditor nnu.HH which have com.
biuUd ia tho M y.uaut TO demJnctizs
silver and enhance the price Of gold
shall change ths.r it0ut there Will be- q
suspension Of national pay neut. Tho
g0lditea do not .sym Co have their
path ay much ls.s FREQ f,om thJrns
chan do the oliver men, and the
present industrial situation iu this
country is not lls.'y 20 improve theil
position. The m aelary problem ha.
not bson felcgn,ci 60 lbe rear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20

rtr rrfrrrt rvrNfyg Nfwah one.
ttUv. sunday f1reItfd, Or tcfrtt tNulh AnA
IIttItmuIo streets. taIt iaac t.ifs
rtrn rdirsu ats lopm. Regular idItoa
tf1'ci0ck
az. rr,rvr4 fr,f.wrrrtr Nuwa suab.
Httrd or ruflHaq and Friday 0t each wees
rtafrrrrrr wrrEfr un magazine fornl
m uIHthcdtttrY Saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20

tho Swiss and German mission and
who had excellent opportunities OF
ili0miuon. made the s.a..ment that
lu thls very branch of 50nu thcgc bad
been more sccasi1ns % thu Church
lhauin ny other tDrcb.9i tlo mi..i 'n,
90 not more, indeed, tnuu boo huy o.hef
ufanch il Europe. ln view 90 This
condition. % B.. easy tJuuIsrt1nl iho
unr1ar Of the appJsl.I1u aud IHr cEpur
zion o' tho Elder. The uivorhry Re
not asleep, ami he always acts in This
way when the poVcr Of light seems 20
hcpfeIlr.uE l1 make great hraIway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20
GETTING OVER A Diff.
GUILTY

Is sometime a pulling
problem. You may have a
difficulty in getting a hat to
ft YOU, at q price within your
means.
You may be as odd as n
public building that didn't
cost moro than the original
appropriation and your no.
sources as slender as a rail,
we can meet you all the
same.
You will be sure Of COM
fort and sure of something
else the man who is a mil.
lionairc won't have ON a
more stylish Hat than You.
We have every shape in
Soft and SdG and at all
prices. DO you doubt?
Well, show your figure and
we win do the rest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20

A comaunifstors should be- adif-tfst b
ursrHnI NGws ruuutnuo Co.
Teisrtons ga
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20

Tho Nrws ison - eattto rrncInn uoto :.
News stands nn4 on au passenger uaina Cav
iug the city aftcf . pin. dauT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20

handkerchief, HoncIy, Glovo,, our
spsclnltita.
BROWN, TEHUl Is WoopUUFF Co..
ne MNu Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20

Fniseriters changing their pisesof retideur1
should always givo former az wei a. li,fan'
1ddfoaa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20

civ erbssrlfH vail kindly notify .. Pr uun.
bar icifcu aiof OF any ureEulauJ in tlu De-
uycry o. tnUIf papers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-06
Fourth Of July Games.

Pittsburg ..........O o . o 0 0 i %
Earned runs = Boston, I: Pittsburg. 3.
Base hits-Boston, 49, Pittsburg, 0. Errors
Pittsburg, 3. Observation-Disclosures, Ryan and
Camel; Killen. Sugden and Merritt.
Ihttsburg. .........3 0 : % 0 2 la
Boston. ..........-.. 0 0 8 0 3 0 Ill
Base hits-Pittsburg, II; Boston, IA. Errors
-Pittsburg, 5, Boston 4. Batteries Ehret,
Gumbert and Mack; Lovett, Nichols and
Ryan.
At Louisville:
k kSlai%4fs 49,: 30 e.
Base hits-Baltimore, s; Louisville, 8. Err
rors = Baltimore, /; Louisville, g. Batteries
Mcmahon and Clarke; Knell and Grim.
Iouisville..........3 0 D 3 IL
Baltimore .......,..0 0 L 0 0 D o 0 o. l
Errors-Louisville, 9; Baltimore, >. Batteries
-Hemming and Grim; Mullane, Inks an d
Clarke.
At Cincinnati:
Cincinnati. 8 3 o o 2 3 IA
Brooklyn. 3 10 1 0 o / O. 7
Base hits - Cincinnati, -; Brooklyn, 10.
Errors-Cincinnati,3 3; Brooklyn,4. Batteries
-Parrott. Murphy and Vaughn; Kennedy and
Kinslow. ."i
Cincinnati. 90 ell "a
Brooklyn..........4 % 0 2 0 D o 0 >
Base hits = Cincinnati, 81; Brooklyn l6.
Errors-Cincinnati, I; Brooklyn 1. Batteries
chamberlain and Murphy; Stein and Daily.
At Chicago:
Chicago; ;......... 8 o 9 12 0 90
Philadelphia. 0I l o, o go
Base hits Chicago: 20; Philadelphia Is.
Errors - Chicago. o. Philadelphia, .. Bat
teries-McGill and Kittredge; weighing, Tnr-
ner and Buckley.
Chicago ............i o 0 SO 0 . iii
Base hits - Philadelphia, 10; Chicago, II.
Errors = Philadelphia, Q; Chicago, 0. Bat
teries-McGill and Schriver; weighing Lukens
and Grady.
At st. Louis:
st. MaIf1 oais.:.: ! 30 30
Base Washington. 10; St. Louis, o.
Errors-Washington. 2: st. Louis, g. Bat
teries-Sullivan and Mcclure; Hawley and
PETIT.
T. g.. Louis s7oo ,-is
Base hits-St. Louis II; WashinQtong Errors
st. Louis, {; Washington, 8. Batteries
Clarkson and Miller; Mercer, Esper, Mcguire
and Dugdale.
At Cleveland:
New YORK. III =
Cleveland .......... o 0 o / 0 0 o.
Base hits - New York. 8; Cleveland. 8.
Errors-Cleveland. l. Batteries-Meekin and
Farrell; Cuppy and Nmmer.
Cleveland t hf'.: - oil
Base hits - New York, II; Cleveland H.
Errors-New York, /; Cleveland, !. Bat
teries-W estervelt, Rusie and Farrell; Clark
son, Young and thinner.
AT INSTRUMENTATION, 49, Fall River 0.
AT Fall Rivcr-Fall River, 8; Brockton, g.
AT Observation-Disclosures, .; Worces-
ter, 8.
At Observation-Disclosures, 10; Worces-
ter, 9.
At Bangor-Haverhill, 4; Bangor. I. Sec
ond game-Bangor, 4; Haverhill, Q.
At Portland-Portland, 4; Lewiston, l.
AT Lewiston-Lewiston. z; Portland, T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-06

About 40 on the afternoon of the
Fourth, an alarm of fire was sounded,
caus ed by small blaze at the grocery store
of C. M. Day. The fire started in box
of straw in which lamp chinneys were
packed. A man who had been sent to get
some of the chimneys forgot to remove
the pipe he was smoking from his
mouth and in short time smoke began to
pour out of the building from the upper
story. The building is of wood and in the
center of the business portion of our city,
and but for the prompt action of our fire
department, a number of buildings in that
neighborhood would have gone up in smoke.
The south half of the building is occupied
by Herbert Hamlin as a harness shop, who
began at once to move out of doors his
stock in trade. The fire however was
checked before doing any great amount of
damsge. c. M. Day figures his loss at be-
tween 5000 and $500, and Mr.. Hamlin
from $500 to S400 damaged by water. 1t
will take several days for Mr.. Hamlin to
get his store in shape in which to do bust.
ness. Mr.. Hamlin's loss has been settled
by the Mercantile Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Co., in which he was insured.
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Fair and Beautiful Lands Aero.. IN. g.,

Give promise to the ocean voyage of health and
to be passed that rise mountain hieh IN ronat
weather and grieyously disturb the unaccustorned
stomach, more particularly If it is that OF an in.
sanu. Moleoyert the vibration of the vessels hull
eI, change OF wafer and latitude. and
abrupt transitions Of temperature, csnnct,
without a medicinal safeguard, be en-.
conntefed with impunity. ror sea sick
ness. and prejudicial Influences of air and
water, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is 4 standard
safeguard. Tourists, yachtsmen, maj liners. com
merciai travellers, and people bound on a sea
voyage or inland jannt. should always be provided
with IT, Incompatible for malaria, rheum attain
neuralgia, sieepessness, loss of appetite. sicf
headache, bilousness and constipation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-06

NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Cholera has reappeared at St. Peters
burg.
The total number of deaths from the
plague in China is 1903.
The Car of Russia and the czarina will
start for the Baltic on q yachting trip
next week.
The marriage of the cZarewitch of
Russia to the Princess Alix of Hesse will
take place in January.
The Russian government has closed all
Che Jewish synagogues in Warsaw which
are located in the vicinity Of Russian
churches.
NJ. Cochefort, police official of wide
reputation, has been appointed chief of
the Paris detective bureau, to replace M.
Goron, who resigned.
The German newspapers, in their dis
sussion of the message of President Cash
mir-Perier of the French republic, ars al.
most unanimous in praising it.
The Russian newspapers generally ex-
press satisfaction with the message of
President Cashier Perier Of France. and
the conviction that it will tend to pre-
serve the Franco Russian alliance.