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The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28
FIND MUCH ROTTENESS.
New Haven Officials Do Some Needed
Investigating.
Evidence That Police Commissioners Used
Called Doctors Engaged in a Murder
GUS Profession Who Have Been Secure
From Punishment.

From Punishment.
New Haven, Conn.,, December 27.-
The reports of the committee OF the po-
lice board, (which have been investiga-
ting the charges against Commissioners
Clancy and Gilhouly, and of DR.. New
man Smyth, president Of the Law and
Order Leauge, at whose instigation the
investigation began, were given out to-
night. The charges made against the
police commissioners, were that they
used their official positions to further
their private business (that OF bottling),
ana to protect their customers from po-
lice interference, when such customers
were complained of for violating the
Sunday liquor law, or in other ways v1o-
lating the city ordinance. The hearing
was secret. The scope of the investiga-
tion was carried to greater range than
the prosecutors at first intended.
The police commission COMMITTEES re-
ports it finds the.facts to be as charged; !;
that there has been a lack of vigilance
on the part of the police in the enforce
ment of the laws for the prevention or
suppression of various forms of gamb-
ling, and especially in the enforcement
of the laws against Sunday selling OIL
LIQUOR. The committee finds from evil
dence there has been beliefswidely pre-
valent throughout the force that vlgi-
lance and zeal in the enforcement OF the
LIQUOR laws was neither expected or
desired by the police commissioners. AS
to whether any commissioner sought q
position on the board for business pur-
poses, or used his official position in
such a manner the committee finds evil
dence of such weight as to establish q
sufficient cause for action of the COM
mittee, and the whole matter will be
referred to the court of the common
council for further action. The COM
mittee found no evidence Of general or
systematic collection of money for pro-
lection.
DR.. Smyth, in his paper, says: SIN
the course O this investigation, inform
alton of grave Importance came to me
which compelled me to look higher than
the police department in the effort to
discover how murderous business may
have-gained securitysand immunity from
punishment. Itais matter Of the most
Serious moral, as W ell as legal concern,
how certain we'll known doctors, who
left trail of red blood behind them,
managed so long to escape the just pen
atty Of their crimes. When the right
time shall appear, and in my Judgment
the interest of public morals and pure
administration of police Justice require.
all this evidence shall be made public,
and this whole inic uity be exposed.
DR.. r.Smyth's paper covers the whole IN
vestigatiou. He charges the liquor pros
ecntor with oarelessness. and demands
the Impeachment of Gilhouly, one of the
police commissioners, and demands that
the whole matter be carried to the legis-
lature.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28
NJ de Several Good Indians.

St. Louis, Mo-, Decem ber 27-A special
to the Clio be- Democrat, from Guaymas,
Mexico, says the band of marauding
Yaqu Inoians in the valley of the river
OF that name, in the western part OF the
state, VISITED the rancho OF JUNO Cargo.
mas, Saturday, and inassacre1 the latter.
his wife and Two children. detach-
ment OF the government troops went in
pursuit of the Indi us. Tney tame up
with them, and mad SIX ..isb, III
which several Yauts were killed.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28
MAINE PEDAGOGICAL ASSOCIATION
Now in Session at Auburn-who is There.

Auburn, December 27.-The Maine
Pedagogical Associat tion opened today,
at the High school at p. M, with the
following officers, most of whom were
present: President M. Small of West
boro, Vice President Fl. NJ. Estab brooke of
Orono, Secretary-Treasurer j. r. Dunton
of Rockland, executive committee, N.
H.Small, HIM. Estabrooks, J. r. Dun.
ton, D W. Hall, r. E. Gould; advisory
board, I. Phillips, W. L. Powers, J.R.
Dunton, President G &C. Chase, Miss S.
M, Taylor; councillors, George G. Pur-
ington, I'D. J. Callahan, Mary S. Snow,
O. M. Lord, G. B. Files, 4. W. Nutter, E.
p Sampson, G. "A. Robertson, B. L. Whit
man. :,
of the convention in two sections. one
On the lower floor, and the other in
tine school hall On the third floor. The
programme was accordingly arranged in
two parts, as follows:
Teaching History in the Public Schools:
(a). Materials for,
Teachers of Auburn and Lewiston.
(b) Place Of Geography in,
Principal B. P. Snow of Yarmouth.
1e) Place and Function of Chronoio-
gy in.
Supt. o. M. Lord of Portland.
(d) Methods of,
Dr. J.W. Black of Waterville.
Lesson in Drawing.
Mr.. H.N .Shaylor of Portland.
Needs of the Schools in Our Towns,
Supt. r. W. Nutter of Dexter. Z
Benefits of Local Teachers Meetings.
Mr. Fl. Conant Of Turner.
High School Hall.
Outline of Work in English: .
(a) At Fryeburg Academy,
Principal JIG. Hull.
(b) At Hebron Academy,
Principal W. E. Sargent.
(c) At Westbrook.. ..Seimnary.
President H. S. Whitman,
(d) At Bates College
Prof. W. W. Hartshorn.
ts) At Bowdoin College.
Professor W. B. Mitchell.
(f) At Colby University.
Prof. A. ). Roberts.
(e) At Maine State College,
Prof. H. M. Estabrooke.
Child Study,
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28

Portland, Me-, Dec. s7-The local Weather
Bureau office records as to the weather the
following:
sa.m.-Barometer 30.049: thermometer
14.0; dew point, IL: humidity. s5; wind. NE;
velocity, 81; 1t. snow.
Sp. m.-Barometer. 20 sos: Thermometer
36.2; dew point 81 f; humidity. 81: wind, SW;
velocity IS; weather. cloudy.
Mean daily thermometer. 24.0: maximum
thermometer. SO 0; minimum thermometer
100: maximum velocity Of wind. 36 NE
total precipitation. .8S.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28
BANK DIRECTORS ARRESTED.
A Sensation That Has Surprised AL
Newfoundland.

St. Johns, N.F., December 27.-Direc-
tors Goodfellow, Goodridge. Dudeland,
Hutchins and Manager Cooke, of the
Commercial Bank. were arrestedstoday
ON charge of presenting false report
of the banks condition to the share
holders.at the last annual meeting. A
warrant is also out: t::for Hon. James Pitts,
another director, who is now in Halifax.
The suddenness OF the proceedings are
surprise to the whole city.
The bail for the accused directors OF
the Commercial Bank has been increased
to- s36. 900 each. More warrants were
issued tonight. The preliminary inves-
tigation OF the directors cases will be
held Wednesday.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28
A Morocco Shop Burned.

Salem, Mass, December 27.-The three
story frame Morocco shop Of Cass Brothers.
ON Pope's court, burned this afternoon with
al, it's contents. The building was owned
hy Michael Looney, and the loss is about
$4,000 on the building and $1,000 on the
mac chinery; 5000 to 5000 on stock. 1t was
partially covered by insurance.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28

They Are Said 10 Be Due to the Absence Of
Light.
Port Washington LII, Decem ber a.
During last nights storm, three-mast-
ed schooner of about 100 tons came
ashore just off East creek. Her crew
were saved.
Coal barge G eneral Washington, from
Glen Cove, laden with coal. was wrecked
in the storm during the night, off Kings
Point. Captain Losey and crew of two
men were nearly drowned. They
clung..to the vessel all night, and once OF
twice came. near falling into the water
from exhaustion. They were rescued
this morning by tug. The Washington
will be complete wreck. Both of the
mishaps are attributed TO the absence OF
light in Sands Point light house.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28
Had y Live Subject.

Laconia, N. H.. December 27.-At meet
ing OF the state beard OF agriculture. in
Moulton Opera House today, DIR. George M
TwitcheN Of Augusta, Me-, secretary vf the
Maine State Board Of Agriculture, delivered
an address on''the horse of tomorrow" with
a horse on the stage for illustr alton.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28
The Export Tax Not 70 BE Considered.

Washington, December 2I-Attornsy
Genera Olney rendered an opinion that
the export tax imposed by foreign gov
ernment upon merchandise here to ad
vaiorem rate of duty, or duty based
upon or regulated in any manner by the
value of merchandise, is not to be taken
into consideration in determining the
dutiable value of imported articles.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28
STAGE stuck in a Snow prift.

Rutland. VT, December s7.-About foot
of snow has fallen in this vicinity, and is
badly drifted. The stage from Woodstock
was abandoned In an eight foot drift on the
mountains. The mercury is nearly down to
zero.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28
ROUGH DAY AT .RocKLAND.
Two schooners Went Ashore at Owls
Head.

Head.
Rockland. Me-, December Alt was one
of the toughest days ever known here in the
harbor. Besides many minor disasters in
this vicinity, schooners Sarah hulls.
Captain Leadbetter OF Rockport. anchored
off Owls dead, went ashore last night,
striking the ledge and making hole in her.
She lies on her side on the beach now but
will be got of all right and towed to Rock
port. She is loaded with general cargo,
Boston to Rockport, and is owned by Carle-
ton, Norwood & Co., of Rockport.
British schooner Glenora went ashore to-
day on Pierce's beach near Owls Head. but
she is apparently not much damaged. She
will go o e at high water.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28
THE WEATHER.
Fair and Colder.

Boston. December 27.-For New England
for Friday: Fair; colder; fair continued
cold Saturday.
Washing on, December 27.-For Maine for
Friday: Fair; colder. with cold wave In
southern portion, high northwesterly
winds.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28
Damage at Now London.

New London, Conn, December 27.-
A southwest gale ragged here all day,
but one craft coming to this port, the
schooner George M. Adams of Baltimore,
TO Boston, and none left. About noon
the gale was at its height, and the
schooner Crescent. lying at the New
York, New Haven &s.HartfoId railroad
wharf in Groton, got terrific humping
in the gale, every sea that struck her
breaking clean over the vessel and ::wharf.
She undou btedly is damaged, as she is
coal laden, and musts-have been bat
tered against the dock.
Marblehead, Mass, December 27.-A
heavy storm, accompanied by a north
east gale, set in last nixht and continued
until tins afternoon. though the snow
changedsto a down pouring rain. The
large fishing schooner Daniel Z. Barker,
owned in Beverly, in command of Cap
tain Thomas Giles, parted her chains
and was driven ashore on the ledge at
aHeadn Neck. The vessel lies in bad
position, and the shoe and keel are badly
damaged. All attemts TO get her off
night tide she will, without doubt, be
SO badly injured as to close her propo sed
winter fishing, for which preparations
were completed. High seas ran all day,
and the spray broke rs feet above the
Neck.
A Schooner Ashore.
Plymouth, Mass, December 27.-A
severe northeast storm struck here last
NIGHT. It showed and then turned to
rain. and the wind has blown all day at
a furious rate, doing damage to shade
trees. houses and fences.
A fishing schooner anchored in asthe
channel for safety, and in the change of
wind dragged her anchor and went
where she now lies. She canno get off
until a change Of wind. The damage is
not known. .
Leaking $50 Strokes an Hour.
Portsmouth, Nh, December 27.-
Schooner Oregon, with cargo of lime,
from Portland for Boston, which
is still in the lower harbor. The vessel
ia leaking $50 strokes an hour, but the
crew have succeeded so far in keeping
tine water from setting the cargo on fire.
The vessel will be taken on the marine
railway tomorrow to ascertain her injur-
les.
Ashore at Biddeford Pool.
Biddeford, December 27.-Schooner Idaho,
Captain Clark, from Boston to Boothbay
with cargo of phosphate. dragged her
anchor during the gale today and went
ashore at ,Biddeford Pool. The life saving
men rescued the crew ana il is believed
the schooner and cargo can by saved.
Ashore in Gloucester Harbor.
CLIQUE ester, Mass, December 27.-The
northeast storm commenced about midnight
and was one of the sevsrest in this section
for a loEg time. The wind hauled to the
southwest blowing with great energy.
Fishing schooner ElenoIa, lying i'll the
outer harbor, dragged her anchors this
afternoon and went ashore at Stage Fort.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28
AUGUSTA NEWS.

Candidates for State Liquor Agent-A
Movment to Abolish the Office-Masonic
Headquarters.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28
TO LET r

Store No. SO Exchange street,
now occupied by w. w. Mans
field & Co. Store is 20 feet by IS
feet, with fire proof vault.
Possession given January l..
1895. For particulars. inquire
of JOHN T. A. MERRILL,
9S Exchange ST
decIOdtf 1stp
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28
Ashore at Biddeford Pool.

Continued on Second Page
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-28
TWO WRECKS.

They Are Said 10 Be Due to the Absence OF
n Light.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-27

llete por acciones de la loterfa de Navidad
| J que todo ell que haya tornado una ln4s
| acclones, no las haga efeetivas, no tendrs
| derecho reclamation ninguna.
Han llegado hasta nuestra redaccion la:
queJas de algunos vecinos, asegurandonos
que en- diyersos estableeimientos de esta Gin
dad bacen pagar a dos chavoS las cajetillas
! Gle fosforos Bolivar, sin que lleeen adhe-
rldas Ell sello correspondence. Este es nn
abuse del que protestamos, pues las existen-
tencIas yleJas de f0sforos que no han paga-
90 Ell nueyO lmpuesto, deben vendeFse al pre-
clo anterior, mientras el gobierno decrete la
abolici0n del concierto
81 es precise, pubGcaremos los nombr,-s
de los comerciantes detallistas que asi PR,
cedan
Anoche no pudo celebra sc la reuniin
acordada Ell la Camara de Comsrco para IL
fundacion de un casino, porque 4 causa eit
-. Ia tturt0, no asistio ndmero sntleienie
Neremos ST. Siguiendo Ia costumbIe de los
conceJales. acuden on segunda conyoeatoria.
Nairios socos del Sport Clu6 80 nos que
jan do que, hahiendo IN escrito con mas de-
mitad de los Socios pidiendo la disoiuci6p,
Ia dlrectIFa les haya impuesto una derrama
de clnco pesos a parte de los dos pesos de
Quota, con objeto de sosrener dicha asoeia-
ciou.
81 Sc va disolyer el Clab ! para que eaa
derrama
tl[Esta noche despide Ii compai1la infaI>
.t1 del publlco poncefo~ con una funeion
benef1icio del ASfto de 1,endigos
Sc pondran en- escena las preeiosas zar-
zuelitas Las Canapa1aadas, El zorro frfgio
y III Duo de la Africanu.
Dado ell objeto caritatiyo el ser la des
pedida de los simpaticos aIt;stas, no duda-
mos que ell plibico acudira ocapar todas
las ocalidades
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AVIS0 IMPORTAlrl

Segun cablegrama que han recibi-
do estos senores Bregaro & Ce de
la Compafifa Trasatlantica antes dc
A. Lopez & CO desde el pr6ximo
viaje del Mfjico sc cobraran los pa
,ajes segun tarifa al can.bio corrien-
te en- plaza sobre la Penfnsuis. en-
lugar del TO p 8 como hasta ahora
SC han cobrado.
m Nvbre. 10 de 1894.
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Gede6n. professor de Historic Natural, di-
CO sus discipulos:
La mas noble csnquista del hombre es
la del caballo, de ese hermoso animal que 10
sirve para la guerra para proporcionarle
la yacuna de la difteria . ETC., etc
Escena domestica.
El marido echa en- cara su muier su
NAL caractcr:
Al menos-contesta la esposa-tenRo
tan buenas cualidades como defeetos.
-Pues te feicito. hija mia; no podia yo
suponer que tuvieses tan gran numero de
exeientes condiciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-27
co OCH ES DE TTAJE

Los .cocbea p1oaercs IT. 26, q ' 53 hs-
4u vi-i-s cnalquier punto de In isla eon
nagnf6 a. parejas cocheros educsdos y
COR plsrientes.
Psra infornas Girigirse 10. cccheros
Joss Villavol. Victorino Delgado Gsego-
rio MuDay
Direction telegrafca Garcia Sar iurio-
Mays giiez
Mayegiiaz, Noviembre 20 de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-27

f. lamentpb'~ al absn4nno en- one az en-
,,=ntra o. c4nno ant~4 San Gsrm4n y
auco. 7 no se pueds dscir que agunos
'ozos soia'nentA encnantran 40 NAL IS :
do, sino Qla AZ to Ia In vi =. ALI donda no
<Isten ata-cadHros como eu Minilas y
Tuanica. los c;Ialas 90 hace neeesRrio re-
J.; irrir d las yurtas de- bueyes para que pue-
". sar los GO h-4 de loa bachee; los Pc
iregaleE, h"yoa, 8 ondula"ionAs del ia
reno, producidoa estos 1ltimos las
.orrientes de aguas p'oviaies. aennazan
hscer triHs8 ei coche. que eats como una
pelota q COMA, qne b .ce aaitar los via :
ieroe que van dentro one produce al
5emor de qle visj sjeros, cabalg4duras y cor
!uctor Sc quedeh a medic csmino con p! gu
ros hnesos rotos.
De desear es que los alcaldes de- Sa"
German Y Yauco ocupen con ma. atep
:l6n d. los seg~ados intete-es que tienen =
Il cuda o.
f Guaya,na fueron det.rdos Ssnt;ago
Porrats por hurto de caballo, Frarci-cn
Silva, Carlos Vergne y Aaton'o Lectora,
por escandalo y r1ia.
En- Ia Capita| hubo un cnnato de irceu
dio an g patio do una -aas d4 la calle d.
Sar jos {, o. quina Ia del Crieto
Acudieron lss bona bas los bntn oaros
ograDdo spagarle innedatanente.
So halaba baetante msj jar 81 10 al fsrme
lad que padece nna-tro buan amigo DE-
Utn~do don Lorenzo Casaidnc.
Mocho no. slegraremos de que nejo-
ria siga en- aumento.
81 G .beraaior uon,brs eIcaiAs H. Y Eae-
ones fuera de- terua d don Antonio ii :.
n a., para insp sin in IL. en- los pro
p6- tos del nuIl;~tro s-fGr Maura
Va -e dice qna ii In terna da Ponce IL"
va gnero lie Ia + ,rts IA So ufiiztra -
r-cnr-n snprero" dc Ia excepc 80 i~gei
No nos p>roee NAL
H4 saiido con runlbo ID FL bana Fl p;o-
tor puertorriqueno don Francisco Ter,
evando consigo slguuos de sus cuairos
nss recieutes
u seamos al comoatriota andes sxitos
4n sus excursiones fuera del p. Il.
Ea ~. - r;."ulsr par.icipan los
1ores j X ntos Ca que han ci-n.l:"
IL sociafai qua tenf4n establaeida an & u
les, .ie Ia coai era soein conlanitario ru-s
tro busn ,,ru G don Jass Santiago.
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Sc alquilan

Los aitos de la casa que no=es don jail
rna Catai en- Ia calle de II Villa csrcA do In
fkbrica de pastas dc los sehores Casals y
Bsaosa.
Ia c6moda, ventilada. bassants sspa-
eio a.
Su precio. 5 % menauslas.
Informa-A don Gabrisl BsnnazAr, Rsina
aaquina Msndes Vigo.
5-i5. Ponce, Nobrs 81 de- 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-27
COches

Por once pesos SO puede hacer el viaje de
Ponce la Capiral 8 vice versa
En- los Precios + Jos de esta localidad Y
an la Bayamonesa de San Juan de Puerto
Rico, expi len los correspondieutes bilIetes,
daran informes
Tambien 6etan coches eleg 4ntes como
Zoe preeios convencionales.
Ponce Y Noviauhra o Ia 1894 p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-27

Vigas de 1 5. 4 < 6 y % alfagfae
lie < 3. E-tsntss dc aueubo De 6 d 7 va
as. Surtido general oe maderas de la
Fiot ida, tabss De todss clases demAs
~fectoe para construction.
l.. r. DoRIA Il c.
Playa poeee Noviembre ID ae 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-27
La E|egancia Habanera
-16 ATOCHA 16

10 ATOCHA lii
7aes de Saseria Catsertu reto,ado u atra de ooca
i nuesa a
giro
o gu ma igAnteE
pfac / haze
Ces novedad cauce sodos fabrication especial de seds de
Ffances
para
de aaarasy
Acudd ala Eegnca compacdos
M de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-27
BUEYES Y CARROS

I'll que suscribe vende II yuntas
de bneyes y 3 carres nuevos al con-
tado. 8 ! plazo con garantia satisfac-
toria. j. b. Ortiz
Bafos dc Quintana, Nvbre r6, 1894.
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ia ENClONn

Ell EspecJfco Salvador Sc vende en-
el es+ablccimicnto La GatGlaaa de
don Antonio Cabafias, Plaza princi
pal
j. Sierra UYgeu.
Novbre. u dc 1894. I'm. ..
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Buen negOciO

Sc venden los aparadores y
tramerfa de la tienda Palmieri,
Gale del Comercio.
Francisco PARA
Ponce, Octubre 25 1894. / n. .
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Una sociedad en- que ell egoismo predomi-
na es una Sodoma a la cual debe aplicarse
81 fuego.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-27
RECORTES

A IN goberuo dtil grande raras yeees
SO llega por la coacion nj por el tumulto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-27
CTiISPA

Cuando el otof1o despoja
al arbol de su verdor,
y las hojas con Juror,
sobre el turbio lago arroja,
no a todaS las arrebata
Ell al eorriente crccida;
una hay que Sc hunde enseguida
10 dudaisf la hoia de lata.
Manuel del PaLacio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-27

| Ofcese que or sreve apsrecera en- III 4ya
giiez nu4vo o .riodico que, con I'll tftult
La rersl1Hi mftiico social, ga c-ihil " los d. e.
torres F.@t q 1iliot, Monagas, G. .nd;sr ,
MARTINEZ.
Quv venga y q1e logre aclimatarse.
| Queda hecho cargo del active V passive
| dou Jose Reventos, one continuara en- lol
mismos negoeioe
| Desesmos que pro- pere.
Hace cnco 1As que esta carrals la e.ta
ci6a de te egrafo d. A j lntas
Sa n's dice que e>ia roto unp de los apa
ratios qu7 no "otnpone a tienpo POI
ca:;-ss ,i,, IA i.n'nis trs.,ioa central.
rs N p-rl r;io si pa 90 suf ,, y
roatrs tsA I oced,nt.r,, to vlenen esta, q
c'pa> vHf'a, 4 = -. ~ Q1s psg4n al te-
ezra = mere tan ron u.g-nce ilizarlo
f To- pa~;o ico- il Madcia l.-emos ls
uot'"'7 j" qu9 et Jov's pue TO '~Ioue h
dos r. ps Caaaldnc q rcoch ~. h j de
nue>tro busn amigo oe U.irsde dnl. l. ,rsn
70, snab. 4 ohfener 81 tlo l. lc-uca
do eo d4-"ac n evil cano ico, con la nota
de zobra-al anue
Ei j6ven Casaiduc az una esperanxa del
f.sro p 80 q 'enh pl-s sn 'ust- ci6
pusa7 ap c.aotce 1otes oraJorlas.
h.nvaTssts nnnstra erho ~bne1@ deho
2oven earimade ftn4!ia.
Dice al COL "a La M9y, un4 par~"- va
>eStena'e dose ia vlrneta eo H tnacao.
Aver Nv ,nos el gusto d. rscibir el tale
ana blguIet te
f. Msyalu 2, Nvbre 81
DEMooRACiA-Ponce
= R-sultado mi juicio oral hoy. absusIto IL
hr~net-t e.-JouinO de la Tore
Nlastra cumplida enhprabuena al entu-
sia, ,t4 compsI-ro por ls just'cia con que re-
conocer los uagistrados su incul pa bilidad,
para nosotros indudahle siempre.
La Corresp ndencia pubica detailes del
tes~ ~ to az Ubarri.
Dei4 .rede~o ,ie casi 60 loa eus caudales
4 su Mi ulayor, don Pablo Ubarri Irama-
tegni
No destina csntidad alguna obras de
f ant, opi~.
Entire los numerosOs casos de curaciones
hechas con la ''Herpetina de Torregrosa"
figura el dc un herpe de doce aios, curado
radica lmente por ell doctor Rodriguez Can
clio, reputado facutativo de San Sebastian,
con solo ses frascos del referido medica
mento. La Herpetina de Torregrosa". es
uu verdadero especitico contra Ia diatesis
herp6tica Sc usa al propio tempo con la
- ocion antiherp6tica de Torregrosa, la
cua no solamente calma las irritaciones Y
ell picor herp6tico sino que con su uso topi-
co desaparecen las manchas barros pecas
de la cara, Solicitese ambos medicamentos
en- todas las Boticas
Cuando el ORGANISING decae Y las fuerzas
Sc agotan, cuando Sc entorpece la nutrici6n
por falta de un t6nico poderoso que la acti-
We la sostenga, el VINO NULRGTIvo DE COCA,
KoLA CARNE PEPTONIzADA DETORREGROsA,
tornado tempo, obra poderosamente en- la
economic del enfermo, levantando las fuer
zas fisicas y reparando los desordeues de las
funciones del estomago.
Con su uso diario no hay que temer a la
anemia, nj menos a las afeccione5 del cora
z6n Evita ell abuse por los licores y man
tiene la .fiterza rttal con el yigor propio de
10 juventud.
De venta en- Ponce en- la FARMACIA GADEA
on toda La isla. vez pIs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-27

FL amor, que LENA el mundo de serts, 10
LENA tambien de sombras y de crfmenes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-27

La bondad es el primer elemento de gran
deza: todo hombre superior es beneyolo.