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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

no exhale vIil protesta,
y llchando con denuedo
proeIame su lbertad
d la faz del mundo cntero,
oS I'M paria, un hombre vii,
y eacIHNo merece Serlo,
Mas los que tlenen yorguenm
y conoccn sus dcrechOS,
NADIA, NADIA les arredra,
y detcndiendo sus faeroS
no permiten los ul.rajcs
de agiot stas ualroros.
FL que quicra hacerSe rico
que tlabaio y rieguo el sucIo
con cI andor de Su frente,
y 10 yenga con coUcierioS
que al flu yal cabo, ,cnorcs.
Soh un robo frNudulento,
tMueu, nuera ei Hta,so i'oio
Y caiga abaio cl eoacielfo,
'".',,,, ....,,,,,, ,,.,,H.....,..
Esto die don Martin
aaDla pdiSanus del Cedro,
y ali mismo conceriaron
hacor lNo de los cuclnos
lIcnoa de trapo quemado
y u9arios como yesqueros.
Hacen bicn. Ticnen raz6n.
y pucS yo 10 misuo he hccho
con ellos siempre estarG
4 f6 de
Dl0GENES PRlETO
irnliuo 9D pnsto fGOl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03
RECoRTE ES

Las traiclones que hacemos provicnon mas
ordinarlamente dc debidad, cue de un de-
signio deliberado 3I
Hacemos frecuentemente bien para poder
impunemente hacer NAL
81 resistimos nuestras pasiones, ma, on
por su debilidad que por nuestra fuer2a.
Apenas habria placer 81 nunca SO lison-
geara.
Las astucias y roi1erias proviensn dc "A
falta do habilidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

este hermano, que era puntual en- el cum
plimiento de sus deberes monasticos, So
brio, honcsto adornado de yarias vlr-
tudes; pcro convene en- que traia al re-
tortero 4 sus iguaIes por la irasclbil'dad
de su caracter, que 10 impusaba Il cortar
toda disputa, cmpleando como canta la
cODla:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

81 una noche en- til pecho reposara,
Ell alto empireo con mi sien tocara,
Rompiera al Sagitario sus saetas,
La corona a la luna arrebatara,
Me subiera yeoz al mono cielo,
Y el orbe con soberbio pie pisara.
Ent6nces, 81 tuviera tn hermosura,
0 en- tn lugar entonces me encontrara,
Para los sin favor fuera piadoso,
Benigno con los triestes me mcstrara.
III Coade de Norohd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03
OTRO CONCIbR TO
tIN)NANCI.D

IOI NOh grave y Ttposdda,
ol vicjo Martin OQuendo
que cS 81 jibaro mas sabio
que tiene cl harro del Cedro
en- IA DEMoCRACA Ice
y lie eScuchaD, don ROscndo
el comisario del barrio,
v se8o Mauricio Pricto
que cs dolot en- yerdas mdgjeaS,
y afamado curandero.
Acabada la lectura,
al religioso sllencio
suceden los concentrates,
y pregunta don I{osendo:
-Digame usted, don Martin,
81 todo resulta cierto
ddndc iremos 4 parar?
ia d0lMe? pues -, al inferno.
La DEMoCRAClA 10 dice
que es un peri6dico serio;
y aconseja que Ia gente
Sc escape, porquc anda suelto
un dL{Jd,lte endiablado
que q rodo le pega fuego,
", ique estant,ua tendra
csc diablo2-Cuando mcnos
-si cs que el rctrato nolniente
que en- las latas yiene plIesto---
dcbe ser asi. a@i ,...
tanahito como un cerro.
- NaNiRc0M Vide uno
en- la Capital, y crco
que este que naci6 en- Catano
es mas grande y mas tremcndo.
Pero de todos los males
que ahigen 4 nuestro pueblo
y yagobian q Puerto-Rico,
tiene la culpa el Gobierno.
Ahora ell mai no esta en- las leyes
sino en- todos los coaciertoS
que con un tai mano Polo
I'm SobiO ministro ha hecho.
Tan eXtraha concession
da resultados funestos
y aunque protesta el pals
Fl ministro Sc hace ell sueco.
EstaS son las consecuencias;
los f6sforos, por un sello
que eRt0tldUid no tienen
suben IN cicnto por ciento.
Al gas no hay quien Sc 10 arrme
porque 10 venden ardiendo.
y el aiVante endiablado
Sc ha vuelto dinamitero.
La harina Sc ira a las nubes
porque es piega.de conciertQ.:
ell diuero, d los bolsillos
de los se0dos refnefoS
y fabricantes de f6sioros,
y la verguenza ird al suelo.
Para remachar el clavo
va tenemos .. los impuestos,
contribuciones crecidas,
males 4 diestro y siniestro,
sablazos ty no de esgrima.)
yiruelas (y 70 de juego,)
cedulas con ell recargo
y otros tantos caramelos
que nos manda Lucifer
para endulzar ell gdergaero.
iJuro a Dios. simano Poio
Sc presenta aqui en- el Ccdro,
no tieno vergiienza el jibaro
que no le corte ell pescuezo,
al alTante de un taio
la trompa lie cortaremos;
81 con q yiene el mucin,
no saldrd con ell pelleio
bien librddo, iPor San Bias!
Hagamos buenos yesqueros
y Sc suprimen los f6sforos,
antes que petr6leo, el cebo
dara mejor resultado,
y nos librarA del fuego,
El aceite de higuereta
nos surtira el mismo efecto
y alumbraremos la casa,
y sin6, (que es 10 de mdnos,)
que nos allmbre este Siglo
que dc lUceS esta lleno.
Luchar por su libertad
es ell deber de los pueblos
Quien deje escupirSe el rostro
y que lie pongan los hierros
de Ia onminosa cadona
del esclavo, y de su pecho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03
Colegio Dr. Ia Guadal0pe;

Colegio DR. Ia GAodalape;
AlumnaS Sobres lIienlos en- la Semana an
terror por su intachable couducta Y apica-
Dion:
MargaTta dc Jesus, Georgina Rodriguez,
Celia Gauthier Gloria Marquee, America
| Medina, Ascension Besosa, Pctrita Vazduez
Emilia CasaIs, lsia Bjscomb, Pepita Are
valo, Emilia y Carmen Ioro, Esperanza Pi-
ris, Luisa Asensio, Matilde Garnier, Angela
Teresa Fernandez, Onelia Padlla, Adela
Tacovcnte, ismenia Rodriguez, Caridad Ne
l6ndez, banca Rabane, Elisa y Lola Tizol-
| Proyldenca Liyia Martinez, Rosa y Auro,
ra Vllamidez, Maria Ardoaur, Carmen
Margarita Tous, Marta Irizarri
Dice un colega de Mayaguez que en- la
Aguada fueron regstradas por los eacos
durante una misma nOche, ocho casas.
Pero solo hallaron dos pesos y una media
llita.
iQue mala sucrte tuvieron.
.Cerca del islote de cain de mue"toS, una
enorme tintorera dostroz0 con una de slls
dlcthS I'tCu0I dlcS VI 5JuGlldlIe ub uH Dot6
que Sc dedicaba la pesca por aquellos 81
tios, poniendo en- grave peligro la vida Gle
los trlpulantes.
Merced la niciativa de nueStrc querdo
compalero don Ramon B. L0pez-drector
de La rreSpondencia-s SO han becho al
gunas vacunaciones en- Aibonto, con el fin
ia II fot1, onlH w nia cn
propaga la vacuna.
Dice un colega del interior que en- Caguas
conservadores y liberales unidos, irman la
protesta que ha de eleyarse las Cortes con
ira los conciertos de los fosforos Y del pc
troleo. Sc agita ell pensamiento de celebrar
un meeting de protesta contra los dichos
monopoios.
Sc nos suplica llamemos la atenci6n dc
nuestra celoSa autoridad local sobre los cs
candalos que dlariamente promueven certai
gentes que reslden en- uuOs cuartoS qut
tiene en- su patio la casa n1mero 1S de |;
cae de Isabel,
Pareeo que tienen inter6s Gu que una res
petable familia que ocupa los altos de la ci
tau" C"od uoo"ioJe 'lIuti Uctl pohen VI
practica para lograr Su obJeto los proceed
mientoS mas asquerosos que sc puede ina
ginar.
Anoohe tuvieron la audaca de subr ha
cia la galera, despu6s de haber hecbo 9
ella algunas suciedades dejaron un envoltori
amarrado con una correa y prendido con il
finidad de alferes agujas, quiaa CON ell fl
de amedrentar dicha familia, demostrar
dola que aquello era una byMeria.
Ademas es impossible que ninguna senior
ia III sonora pueda asomarse por las yent'
mas, pues una lluvia de improperios y d'
nuestos las obligan retirarse de aquel $
to-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

iMoNOLoGo DE UNA CARTA)
Estando sobre una mesa
de la Central de Correos,
dirigida 1 don Juan Blesa,
fabricantes de iideos
de la eiudad de Gandesa,
fui, como todas, sellada,
entire tres certifcados,
on un saco coocada, sl
despu6s de ser muy sobada
por dstintos empleados.
Sail, por fin de la corte
conducida ell IN furg6n
hasta la estaci6n del Norte,
yendo, desde ALI Monforte 4
por una equivocaci6n.
Antes de llcgar ALI
sufri molestias sin cuento,
escarnecida me vi,
pues, como todas, sufri
mas de un reconocimiento
Tn empleado cruel,
por sabel 10 que en- mi habia,
rasg6 sin duelo ell papel,
no hay que extrafarlo: iesto es cl
pan nuestro de cada dia!
Cuando en- Monforte notsron
81 error de direction,
de nuevo me empaquetaron, ,sl
y, con otras, me mandarOn
q la villa de Chinchon.
Al yer que aquella no era
nj habia sido en- la vida M
mi direction verdadera,
me mandaron enseguida nv
q Jer6z de Ia Grontera.
Me halle de nueyo en- Madrid, M
sin saber como nj cuando; ~
de allf pase a Almonacid,
ymas tarde San Fernando
y luego a Valladolid.
Desde allf pass a Sevilla;
desde Sevilla a Zamora;
desde Zamora & Melilla,
y desde Melilla 4 Mora,
y desde Mora a Arjonilla.
Despues pas6 a Medellin;
de Medellin q Algodor; &
de Algodor a Albarracin. ......
1Creeran ustedes que al fin
fui a GandesaG No, seilor!
Ahora estoy sobre la mesa
de la Central de Correos, N
dirigida d Don Juan Blesa,
fabricante dc fideos
de la ciudad de Gandesa.
o. -4-s.s
Manuel So,1ano
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

Los veciDos que viyen cerca del cafetil
eonocido por Sidi Guorich Sc quejan de es
cenas POGO edifcantes que Sc obseryan all
casi todas las noches por gentes de vida ale
gre.
Promueyen tales escandalos acompahado
| de dicterios missionaries y socces que la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

Hoy ba rcgresado de los bafos de Coamo,
completamente restahecido, nuestro querido
redactor don Mariana Abrii, quien, 4 eau
sa de Ia prsi6n que sufre nuestro Director,
sc ha hacho cargo interinamente de la dir
rccci6n de este pori6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

CoRRE0s Y TELRGRAFos :,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

Carolina 30, Agosto 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-03

En- la Carolina tambien 81 espiritu publ
60 protesta del csmponte industrial que ol
pals eSta recibiendo
.Todo el oomorcio de aquel pueblo esta
roal2ando a un ochayo las existencias do
iGatotos que tenian, acordando no comprar
una caia mas.
Como el comercio en- general proccda de
igual modo los oXplotadores tendran que
Sucumbi.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-30
His Opportunity.

Hero is an incident Of the Peekskill
camp which shows that at least one brave
soldier boy was on duty there. Among the
cxcursionists to the camp On the F'ourth
was the wife of n private in one of tho sep
nratc companies Her husband was in the
guard detail for the day and had been
posted Us sentry guarding u portion of
the camp where visitors are not allowed
The wife, after searching vainly for him
in his company street, at last discovered
him at his post. She ran gladly to greet
him. but stopped in dismay before lev
clcd bayonct.
Halt! Who is thcrc?" stcrnly chal-
!engcd the sentry
why John, don't you know me:"
asked the wife in disnay
You can't come any nearer The
wife moved q step. Halt! Corporal of
The guard. post 7!' he shouted
The corporal ran from the guard tent 10
find the wife confronted by her sentinel
husband All three were from the same
town. aud the corporal knew the couple
we'll
Sentry, what is the matter? That's
your wife," ho said in astonishmcnt
II know it, /" said John. with wink
but haven't had my own way since we
were married and I thought I'd have it
low"
The sentry was soon rclicvcsl from duty
and bought ice cream at tho restaurant to
atone for his cruclty.-Yonkcrs States.
man.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-30
LET US BE CAREFUL.

We believe that the people by their
votes will again entrust Democracy with
the power Of controlling tho Govern
ment Those representatives who have
misrepresented us should be retired and
true Democrats elected in their stead.
The trusts and notwithstanding
communism of pelf-whose machina-
tions have prevented us from reaching
the success we deserved, should not be
forgotten nor forgiven. The Democracy,
in fact the entire country should
Immediately recover from their exhibit
tion Of power.
Then let the question be decided by
us, by our ballot, whether or not our
representatives shall hereafter submit
to the free legislative will of the people,
or shall we permit the trusts to dictate
the laws which the people must obey.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-30
No Joke After All,

young man arrived at Lake George
one evening not long since and was met
upon the arrival of the boat by very
pretty young lady who had evidently been
awaiting him anXiously.
We'll, said he after the greetings had
been exchanged there is one poor fellow
down here tonight who is going to be dis
appointed. In coming across just now o
portmanteau fell off the pile of trunks into
the water, Think of being without a
change of clothes down herclh
The two laughed mcrrily over the di-
lcmma of the unfortunate man. The
young chap thought it huge joke and
glibly to his companion described tho dis.
comforts of wearing ones shirt turned in
side out, furnishing collars and cuffs with
billiard chalk, and tho like. His compan
ion enjoyed his wit hugely.
Then he gave his check to q porter and
went to the room assigned him to prepare
for dinner. An hour or two later no was
observed skulking disconsolately along the
back piazza. At last his friend found him.
why didn't you como in to dinnerf"
she asked. I'VE waited for you until man
ma made me join the family am aw
fully sorry. What was the matter2"
What WAS the matter?'' he repeated
sadly. We'll, you know. that trunk''--
But he got no further She OWNED it
all. Tho portmanteau that had fallen
overheard was his. Tho man who enjoyed
the joke was the other fellow New York
Herald
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-30
DEATH IN THE FLAMES.
Fsther and Two Sons Lose Their Lives at
Q Fire.

Fire.
New YORK. Aug. 29.-The six story
building. No. 228 Rtverton street, was
burned at $3.50 this morning. With one
exception the six floors were occupied
by tailor shops. The FIRE started on the
third floor In Fabrlcus Levene's tailor
shop at $50 and in less than ten min
utes the flames had started up the stair.
ways to the root
Firemen were on the ground in less
than three minutes after tho alarm was
sent out and ladders were soon put up
against the iron FIRE escapes, Fireman
Timothy Collins first started up the lad
der, but he had not climbed more than
ten feet when wild yell was heard
above the noise of the shouting firemen
and roaring flames. Then the Mortified
crowd saw boy, clad only in au under
shirt, shoot out from the fifth floor.
The boy landed on Collins hard rub
Der helmet and the boy and fireman
went to the ground together. The boy
was killed almost instantly. Collins
was knocked ipsensible. He was seri.
ously injured and recovery is doubtful.
When the flames were extinguished the
firemen found on the fifth floor the
bodies Of the watohman named Herman
and boy Both boys were Herman's
sons. The property loss is small.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-30
PROPOSALS..

EREASURY DEPARTMENTS, OFFICE SU-
psrvieing architect, Washington, D. c.,
August Is, 1S91-Sealed Proposals will be re.
Geiyed at this otlice until O'CLOCK, p NJ. on
THE 2lST DAY OF SEP TENDER 1891, and
opened Immediately thereafter, for all the labor
and materials required for the excavation, con
crete foundations cut stone and brick work, iron
and wood floor, ceiling and roof construction.
ruot covering, drainage, &C. for the L. s. Post
oinsc building at Roanoke. Virginia, in accord
ance with drawings and specifications copies OF
which may be had Mt this office or at the oillce of
i h'S snperinte ndent ut Roanoke, Virginia Each
Dld must nc accompanied by u certified check for
sum not lees than per cent OF the amount Of
the proposal. The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids and to waive any defect or ALT
in any bid should II be deemed in the Interest OF
the government to do so. All bids received after
inc timc stated will be returned to the bidders,
proposals must be enclosed in envelopes sealed
and marked, Proposal for Excavation, Concrete
Esoundations, Cut Stone and Brckwork, Iron and
W ood Floor, Ceiling and Roof Construction
R Roof Covering. Drainage. &c, for the T. S. Post
oihce Bnilding at Roanoke. Virginia." and ad-
drcssed to JEREMIAH O'ROUKE, Supervising
Architect .S a. Coz
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-30
Lazy.

A friend Of mine was once walking
along Il country road trying to find his
way TO ncighhoring village. He was
doubtful about his course, and when he
saw pumpkin lying half asleep by the
roadside he questioned him as to the road
he should take. The countryman looked
up out of half closed eyes, and, without
moving his hands from behind his head or
going To tho wholly unnecessary trouble
of opening his mouth at all simply re.
piled to the question by turning his bare
foot in the direction the traveller should
take and wagginR his toe. My friend, who
Is himself past master i'm the art Of do
ing nothing, was struck with admiration
of this act and said My friend, If you
will show me IA lazicr act than that. will
give you 81" There was pause for a
moment The pumpkin did not even open
his eyes this time nor bctray by any sign
that he had heard. Presently, however
bis toe movcd-his smallest toe in order
In save the cxcrtion of moving larger
one-and pointed to an upturncd hat by
the roadside into which the dollar might
be ana was dropped. boston Home Jour
nal
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-30
THEY MADE A FUSS
But When They Came to buying tho Tick
cts Tint Was Different

But When They Came to buying tho Tick
cts Tint Was Different.
There wero three of them, and they camo
to tho box Office of tho thcator Just as tho
lobby was filling up for tho matinee
They put their heads together so that
all thrco could look through the window
at tho abashed young man inside and
they began talking in concert: "Wo want
thrce-some tickets for tho matinee Good
seats. Not too far. Best you have for
three seats together
Tho young man waited until they had
quictcd somewhat and then said: You
wish three tickcts9 We have some very
good seats in the parquot."
'Oh, my, how much are theyf'
"Onc fifty each"
Goodness mel Haven't you any dollar
seats?" said the second
II should think thoy'd-f they're not
too-hnd some ono day that-depcnds on
where, all three going at tho same time
"Wo have some dollar seats In the cir
Gle, y said the young man.
That's back of. the parquot, isn't III?
We don't want to sit too fur back :"
II should say We don't. Why, think
he might give us three seats down front
for So Tho house won't be crowded this
afternoon
Ns CIV WY SCoH SStttSi FcHUuSSl
the young man.
'Pshaw. it's so hard for me to make
up my mind" said the woman who did
most of the talking. Let me sec the din-
gram"
An impatient line was waiting behind
them, but the young man in the box office
produced the diagram
He pointed out the 81 seats, and the
tall;ativc ono said she thought they'd do
but she would leave it to tho second, who
referred it to No. 3, who hadn't said very
much and remarked that anything would
suit her.
We'll, now, you will give us three good
ones, won't your"
Yes, ma'am, the best we have"
"All right, then" continued tho talk
alive one THAT will be 49,"
Hold ON, exclaimed the second Elm
not going to let you pay for these. No,
just won't do 1t. You paid the last time. I"
You contrary thing what difference
does 1t make?''
II won't let you anyway. a'vo got tho
money somewhere"
Whcroupon tho two began nervous
fumbling for money Tho second stuck a
parcel under her arm, put her handker-
chief In her mouth, opened q purse about
IA inches long and began running her
GlcVc0 fingers through the leather COM
partmcnts.
The talkativc one was rummaging des.
pcratcly in n handbag, bringing out visit
ing cards, bottles, silk samples and al
zno.. everything except cash.
The young man had pushed out the
three tickets and was drumming impa-
ticntly with his fingers Then the third
woman. who had evinced no nervous anx-
icty to buy the tickets, slipped a So bill
out Of her glove and paid the bill
Oh, did you pay for those? That's too
mean -
Il should say SO 1t was my turn. Did
you get the tickctsf'
Ooh. where's my parcclsS Oh, yes,
under my arm. We'll, let's hurry i'm
Then man stepped up and clnppetl
down a silver dollar. One" said he,
and he got it.
He was smiling, and the young man
asked Did you notice which one of them
paid for the icketsf''-Chicago Record
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-30

The religious weeklies we receive IN
our exchanges are devoting nearly all
their space to giving advice to clergy
men how to preach. For example the
Presbyterian Interior addresses them
by saying:
= The preacher cannot AFFORD to be merely the
student OF the carths gravel end drift the debris
OF vanished glaciers and the flotsam of lost rivers
but 1t is his to go down into the granatic, azoic
heart Of the world and to weigh 1t in his scales
We fear that II we went to hear q ser
mon preached by pastor who did this
kind of thing in his pulpit, we would
fall asleep.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-30
SAVED MY LIFE"

II spAT up blood and lad hemorrhages
and terrible cough that racked my
whole frame. My sleep was broken by
spells of coughing and my chest was
sore and ached. My throat felt raw
and had stringy mucus constantly fall
ing into it, My appetite was very
poor and the sight of food sometimes
made me sick at the stomach. l lost
flesh and strength every day and had
become very weak and miserable and
was sure l had consumption. When
called at the Curtis Medical Institute
for examination l could hardly believe
the statement that my case was ca
tarrh and that 1 could be cured, but
such has been the truth. I am now
entirely cured Of the cough and splitting
OF blood, have an excellent appetite,
sleep soundly, feel strong and hearty,
lungs seem entirely healed. In fact,
can't begin to tell half the good that has
been done me. l heartily recommend
the Curtis treatment to any who suffer
as did. l certainly think 1t saved my
ago that would be living now. MRS.
S. G. CURTIS, Vinton, Va"
In regard to the above statement we
wish to say that Mrs. Curtis is in no
way interested in the Curtis Medical
Institute or anyone connected with it.
The name is mere coincidence.
The Curtis Medical Institute has
offices at2l]S Campbell avenue. Hours,
$3.50 to 11:3O q. m; to 4 and Gao to
1880 p. m. Spe cialties, catarrh and all
durable chronic diseases of nose, throat,
stomach. liver, kidneys, blood or ner-
vous system. Terms, FIVE dollars per
month. Medicines free t. patients.
Consultation always free. If you live
at distance send for symptom blank.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-30
Electric Bitters.

THIS remedy is becoming so we'll
known and 80 popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise. A purer medicine does not
exist, and 1T is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases OF the liver and kidneys,
will remove pimples. boils. salt rheu %
and other affections caused by impure
blood. Will drive malaria from the sys.
tenn and prevent as we'll as cure all
malarial fevers. For cure of headache,
constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters. Entire satisfaction guara1.
teed. or money refunded Price Z y.
cents and $ per bottle at Christian q,
Barbees urug store.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-30

To THE sporting loving fraternity
the latest remark Of Champion Corhett
covers the pugilistic situations: "If
jackson could defeat me he knows
that there would be awaiting his call
thousands of dollars and many honors.
He would. not hesitate to fight me
anywhere. In New Orleans mill
could be had to an end with perfect
satisfaction. II, in his own heart, he
thought he could gain the decision
Mason and Dixon's line would cut no
figure"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-30

SECRETARY CARLISLE and Attorney
General Obey are puzzling their brains
over the interpretations.of the tariff
bill New complications arise hourly,
some OF them SO difficult that they will
have to go to the Supreme Court for
Acknowledgements. Cannot some genious
prepare key 80 that all OF us can
understand how the provisions of the
taken?