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Strennth and Health.


If you are not feeling strong and healthy
try Electric Bitters. If LA Grippe" has
left you weak and weary, use Electric Biz
ters. This remedy acts directly on Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. gently aiding those
organs to perform their functions. If you
are afflicted with Sick Headache you will
find speedy and permansnt relief by taking
Electric Bitters. One trial will convince
you that this is the remedy you need.
Large bottles only SOC, at Hill Bros. Drug
Store.
La Grippe.
During the prevalence of the Grippe the
past seasons 1t was noticeable fact that
those who depended upon DR.. Kings New
Discovery not only had speedy recovery,
but escaped all of the troublesome after
effects of the malady. This remedy seems
to have peculiar power in effecting rapid
cures not only in cases of La Grippe, but
in all Diseases of Throat. Chest and Lungs,
and has cured cases of Asthma and Hay
Fever Of long standing. Try it and be
convinced. It won't dissppoint Free
Trial Bottles at Hill Bros. Drug Store.
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Ths Southern Passenger Association
hss grained the cheap rate to the South
een Baptsst Convention to be held out in
Dallas Tex. Tho rate will probably be
tho usnnl certificate plan rate Of full fare
going and cne-ttird fare returning, the
csrti i6cahls to be signed by the Secretary
soy ff,a f,ojayentior,.
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Philip D. Armour Is a millionaire who
believes in bsing the executor OF his own
isifss. Hts latest gifs Is one Of half mill
Hon dolis1s 10 endow a manual training
sjschooI ia San francisco.
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sikThe vast has forsaken the South on
the question Of the repeal Of the tax on
State banks. The measure is thought to
ba doorntd.
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned will sell t, the high.
il est bidder, in front of the Court
House door at Anderson, g. G., on Sales.
day in April, 1891, at the usual hours ol
public sales, Certificate Of Stock for one
hundred Shares in the Williamson Alli-
ance Store Company, par value $1,000.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
T. J. CRYMEs,
Admir-. de bonis non.
March %, 1894 SO
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I" TONYMAINE.'

MY Hambletonian Stallion, "Tony.
I1 maine," will make the Spring Sea.
son in Anderson County. Those wishing
lis services will see my man, Andrew
Jones, or address me at Pendleton.
W. F. c. OWEN.
March %. 1894 80
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james Pate, a white farmer of Anson
county, North Carolina, accidentally shot
his seven year-old daughter in The head.
Though several shot entered her brain,
the physicians say she will recover.
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SPANISH JACK.
New Blacksmith Shop.

II WISH to inform the public that I have
moved into my new Shop, nearly op-
site the Anderson Machine Works, aud all
prepared to do frst-class work in my line
Farm work solicited. Horse Shoeing q
specially. will give satisfaction.
ABE BENSON.
March IA, 1894 81 8
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Who will be the Lucky One ?

nN the 18th day Of May we will present
" to our customers FIVE nice Presents,
as follows:
l. China Tea Set.. $1,000
2. China Cup and Saucer...... .,....... 100
8. Palmetto Lunch Basket.."......... so
A. Pound Fine Candy dy..................... 40
5. Large Dish Pan......... ......... ......". .35
Every customer who buys goods to the
amount Of one dollar will have their name
put In an envelope and put in box, and
on the 18th day of May the box will be
we'll shaken and the names taken out, one
at time. The last name in the box will
receive as present the handsome Tea Set,
the next to the last the pretty Cup and
Saucer, and so on. Come and examine
these nice Presents.
We are now prepared to supply our
friends with all their
GROCERIES,
CONFECTIONERIES,
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
TIN and
WOODENWARE.
Prompt and polite attention given to all,
Goods delivered to any part of the city
free as soon as bought.
A. 81. STOKES & co.
P. S.-Just received nice line Blanke's
Fine Candies.
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"A Mexican living at Commanche,
Tex, is ninety-nine years old, having
been born in May, 1895. He is over
six feet high, and quite erect and active.
IT. B. Glare, and son, T. B. Clare, Jr.,
the former having consumption and the
latter pneumonia, died on the same day
at their home in the southern part of La
vaca county, Texas. Both were buried in
one grave.
Evangelist Moody's work in Wash
ington 30 far has resulted in 1900 con-
versions and the expenses have been but
5000. The converts are assigned to such
churches as they express desire to
join. More men than women were con-
verted.
There are at the present time stored
in Government bonded warehouses over
35,0O0,000 gallons of whiskey and other
spirits on which the tax is 80 cents per
gallon, which has not been paid. The
amount clue the Government by impor-
ters of tobacco is $40, ,0O0,0 900 more,
"A tow boat started from Louisville
for New Orleans recently with q fleet OF
forty boats of coal, or nearly 10000 tons.
The Courier Journal claims that this Is
the ,argest tow that any boat has ever at
tempted to handle on any river. The
coal would have loaded train Of cars
eleven and half miles In length.
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"a nswSIpaper man has started on an
xpeditiol to the North Pole. II he
don't andIs twill be because 1t is not
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A WhIskey Tragedy In Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, March 25.-A special
to the Constitution from Homer, Banks
County, says that j. F. Willis was killed
last week by his daughter Lillian and
his wife. The news Of the tragedy did
not transpire for several days, when q
son, Francis, IL years old, told 1t to some
neighbors. The daughter and mother
were both arrested, taken to Homer and
given preliminary trial.
The boy testified that his father came
home from work about dark and, setting
his bottle of whiskey on, the cupboard.
called for his supper. After beginning
to eat his meal difficulty arose between
father and mother. but tho former sat
down on chair before the fire, when
Lillian, the girl, about Is years old,
struck him with an axe, cutting cash
in his skull. Raising up and screaming
Willis threw back his head and the
mother then took the axe from the
girl and cut him across the throat with 1t.
The deed was done, and in very short
struck the blow with the axe, after hav-
ing cut her fathers throat with razor,
while Willis was choking her mother to
death. After drawing the razor across
the throat of her father and seeing that
he was not dead, she picked up the axe
and finished him. Her plea was that
she did the deed to save her mother 9
life.
Judge J. B. Estes, of Gainesville, and
Hubert Estes, of Macon, were appointed
to defend Mrs. Willis and the girl r. B..
Russell, the solicitor general, represented
the State. The crowd remained anxious
ly awaiting the verdict of the jury until
yesterday afternoon, when the jury rem
dered verdict turning the girl loose.
The verdict was met with demonstra-
tions ofapplause by those in the Court
room.
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been intimated?"
"Not at all. There is no necessity for
any. We are getting along pretty we'll
down in our State without it, and see no
reason why our a,nicable relations should
not continue. am not, however, to be
intimidated or bulldozed by any threats.
I went through campaign Of that charac-
Ger when I was elected Governor and
escaped, notwithstanding the numerous
threats"
"How is your State dispsnsary system
succeeding?"
''Very we'll, indeed. Thus far the
State has derived about S100, 900 and the
several counties about $4,000. It is a
magnificent plan and is bound to succeed
In every respect. wish you to under
stand that all of our contests in South
Carolina are conducted strictly within
the lines Of the Democratic party, and
that we do net solicit any Republican or
Populist aid or any aid from the Federal
Government"
Governor Tillman left for home to-
night.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-From a
political standpoint Governor Tillman g
recent visit to Washington appears TO
have been dismal failure. After con-
sultation with his friends and his foes in
this city, am impressed with the belief
that he came here to learn what Capt.
She'll proposes to do in the coming CAM
paign.
I am informed by one OF the Cover
nor's friends that he is considerably
annoyed over the situation at home.
The Governor suspects that something is
going on under the surface with which
T. m hQ
heretofore consulted him about every
move they intended to make now meet
him with a mysterious, far-away express
sion, and refuse to give him their entiie
confidence. This is exasperating to Gov
ernor Tillman. AS be has recently been
in the habit of debating to others, it is
more or less humiliating to him to be
treated with something akin to contempt
by those who were but short time ago
supposed to be his abject followers.
It is said here that the Governor sus-
poets Capt. Shell of further political ann
bitions. which many interfere with his
plans for reaching the Senate. am con-
fdent that Capt. She'll is determined to
try and prevent the reelection of Sena-
tor Irby, and to accomplish that end he
might be induced to 60 into the ap-
preaching Guberuatorial race. Capt.
Shell will not admit that he has either
Gubernatorial or Senatorial aspirations,
but in talking with his personal friends
he does not hesitate to say that he does
not intend to let Senator Irby have
second term in the Senate If be can pre-
vent 1t. He further states that he has
been and is now being urged by many of
his friends in all parts of the State TO
come out and make the race for the Coy
ernorship. He is going down TO the
It would not surprise me If he should be
called upon to address the meeting. If
the call is made he is apt to respond with
all the force and power at his command,
and his remarks will make interesting
reading for certain persons.
It was to ascertain Capt. Shells inten-
tions that prompted the Governor to
come on to Washington. He made a
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4 Few Ideas from a Sandy Farmer.

former.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-01

sus derechos, antes que Sc desenca
dene la pavorosa tempestad que se
cierne sobre nuestras cabezas !
Por nuestra parte, oscuros y de
humilde condici6n como somos, Guam
do llega & nuestra noticia Ia explo-
sion de una nina, an Ia que tan me-
nudo quedan enterrados tantos infe-
ices que, yendo en- busca de IN men
drugo, solo han hallsdo la muerte
bajo el peso de los desplomes 8 entire
las llamas del griss4, y cuando nos
ponemos & pensar cual sera la an
gustia y desesperaci6n del pobre
padre de familia que no ha podido
encontrar trabajo On cue ocuparse, y
ilega gu casa con las manos vacias,
le asaltan su mujer y sus hijos,
escuaIidos, macilentos J anemicos,
pidi6ndole pan, y los We acostarse.
ateridos de fr{o en- las noches inver-
males, y consumidos por ell hambre 8
% veces tambi6n por la escarlatina,
para al amanecer del dia siguiente
sncontrarse en- id6ntica situacion
cuando refexionamos que en- los po--
tales mismos de los palacios, erigidos
al lujo y la fastuosldad, donde Sc
mace todo gsnero de derroches en- fu-
sllezas y superhuidades. mueren las
xentes & montones, devoradas pol
ia miseria, sin una mano que las So
CORA cuando al pensAmiento Sc nos
ofrece tan doloroso cuadro de desgra
cia, sentimos, poseidos de inmenss
conmiseraci6n, repercutir en- nuestrs
alma los sufrimientos que agobian
esa clase infehz, y sollozar on nues
ira conciencia la protesta de tanto'
desheredados, condenados, como At
lante, & llevar sobre sus hombros 9
peso de un mundo, pero un mund'
de infortunios y de cruent1simos do
lores, y entonces quisieramos, Qul1o
tes renidos con la realidad, platoni
cos enamorados de an ideal human
tario, tener en- nuestras manos Il
poderosa palanca que demsndab
: Arqufmides, para mover ell mundo
nuestro antojo y hacer que cesen, d
una vez para siempre, todas las IN
iusticias sociales.
VICENTE PALEs.
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CRONICA

Aver. 4 las nueve y cuarto, ell tren
especial de Yauco llegaba q la esta-
ci6n de esta ciudad, dando unos reso
plidos tan fuertes, cual 81 con ellos
quisiese signi6car que en- su interior
tra1a 10 n,ds govao de la isla:
Un segundo despu6s, el general
Daban ponfa ell pie On 81 and6n. vien,
dose rodeado de una comisi6n del
Avnntamiento que nnida las de-
mas autoridades los consuies,
saludabanle, sombrero en- mano.
Ell cspectdcalo fue ell mismo de la
otra vez, aunque la concurrencla era
menor. Hace un aTo habfa la curio-
sidad de verle la cara al general, al
hombre que en- un instante puede
guitar Y poner alcaldes I'll p6blico
tenfa ent6nces la natural. curiosidad
de saber 81 era i6ven viejo, guapo
8 feo. Hoy va .odo el mundo sabe
4 que atenerse en- cuanto los ras-
gos 6son6micos dol gobernador.
Como S. E. viene poseido de ma
fuerza de locomocion admirable, ape
mas 81 di6 tempo para que los lablos
cortesanos dibujasen Ia aduladora
scnrisa que es de reglamento en- es-
tos actos, pues subiendo al cArruaje,
muchos Sc quedarou media sonrisa
En- la carrera hallabase tendido q
battalion de Valladolid y el cuerpo de
bomberos, con bombas y todo. ST en-
aquellos instantes hubiera ocurrido
IN fuego en- la ciudad, apuradillo sc
se- -hubleran visto los BON beros para
rendir homepaje al Gobernador J
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A DlEsTROY Y SlNlESTRO

Eg Eco de Concrete est& denun-
ciado.
-l Por que i-Pues sencillamente
porque re6riendose d ssn pals de u'a
naci6,s cuyo ,sonsbre no bace al case,
dice que inposte acknowledgements
la moneda, en- aquellss latitudes pro-
hibida, una casa mercantil en- allan
zas con una autoridad ilustrfsima.
Va declara ell peri6dico que esos
contrabandos no ocurren nunca en-
Puerto Rico.
z no obstante Ell proceso viene
sub-rayar sus palabras misteriosas y
8 darlas una intenci6n que de seguro
no tienen, porque al fin 81 periodista
es un ser inocente, inofensivo y
manso.
Cosas que pasan en- Angola 6 en-
Turkestan y no pueden referirse en-
Borinquen. Historias que corren de
boca en- boca en Indochina en- Tar
taria y resultan graves en- San Juan
del cordero.
No ha Waldo q FL Eco nj su carac-
ter mercantil, nj gu unprecedented, nj
su buen jnicio ahora aprendera que
no son admisibles las an6cdotas en-
esta fnsala y que suelen costar muy
caras-
DeGendase en- 81 banquillo de los
reos, explique la ebGradG, resuelva el
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acudir al mismo tempo con las bonn
bas donde ell deber les llamaba.
FL Gobernador dirigi6se al temple,
donde 80 le cant6 IN te dean en- gra-
cia de no haber descarrilado ell tren
de allf pas6 su alojamiento desde
cuyos BALCONIES presenci6 el des6le
de las tropas; sin perder IN instante
sali6 en- seguida dirigiendose & visi
tar las escuelas de parvulos, elemen-
tai de ninas, superior de ninos y tres
escuelas mas; y como un relampago,
pas6 en- seguida yer los cuarteles de
orden pdblico y guardia civil, regre-
sando & su alojamiento & las diez. y
cuarto.
Lleg6 & la estaci6n del ferrocarril
las nueve y cuarto y las diez y
cuarto habfa visto todos los sitios
que deiamos resenados.
No Sc puede dividir mejor Ell ITEM
po. Ell general Daban deja atras q
los yankees en- 10 de el tempo es di-
nero.
Por la noche le dieron una serena
ia, 10 cual celebraron mucho los ve-
cinos de la calle del Comercio, que
no contaban con esa distraction.
Hoy, en- las primeras horas de la
manana, ha salido para la carretera
de Adjuntas con objeto de YER las
obras del empalme.
-lEs un hombre de hierro! me
decfa anoche Ciria.-MientrAs nos
otros estamos reventados, 81, como $;
tai cosa.
La experiencia nos ha ensenade
que estas visitas no reportan & lo'
pueblos utilidad a!guna. Asf % qu'
cuando Sc anuncian en- la Gaceta, NJ
nos preoeupan POGO nj mucho.
No es possible que en- la forma 81
que la veri6csn, puedan los Gober
nadores conocer el pals y su admins
TRACTION.
: Esa practica deberfa abolirse u
por vetusta. Els un resto del antique
. regimen colonial que mientras sub
sista no obtendr$ esta isla el tt
> tulo de provincia.
Asf como han desaparecido va
por indtiles, los juicios de residen
cia de los gobernadores, deben 81
primirse sus visitas o6ciales.
Serfa, aparte de otrss mucha
ventajas, una economic no despre
ciable en- nuestro presupuesto.
4 MARIANA ABR1L.
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QUESTION SOCIAL
II

Entonces Sc form6 proceso & todo
10 pasado como las haces de canas
Anuestros molinos, fueron arrastrados
al patfbulo los partidarios del anti
quo regimen, cuantos llevaban en- la
frente en- la conciencia 81 estigma
de las maldiciones populares, cuantos
habfan chupado como Vampires la
sangre del pueblo, 8 habian contri-
buido & mantenerle uncido & la co
yunda de aquella barbara 6 ignoml-
niosa servidumbre.
Entonces rompi6 su crater el vol-
can de la revoluci6n, derribando con
sus formidables sacudimientos Ia
Bastilla y el trono de San Luis y
an noche eternamente memorable en-
h historic. en- Ia neche del 4 de Agos-
to de aquel aho como ninguno glo'
rioso Y revolucionario, desde el to-
nante Sinai de aquella magnanima
sublime Asambiea, fu6 reintegra-
do sl pueblo On ga soberan1a, tanto
tempo detentada y desconocida, y
oued6 formulado y estatuido el CO.
digo fundamental de los derechos del
hombre.
z bien: aquella revoluci6n tan
anatematizada = execrada por toda
Ia Europa aristocratica y monarqnl-
ca. entra1a un retroceso & la priml-
tiva barbarie. como se pretendfa en-
tonces, calumniAndola. 6 fu6 ella 81
paso mas her6ico dado en- sentido de
avance meioramiento de Ia huma
nidadf
Recapacitemos estamos abocados
{ una grande formidable revolu
ci6n, ii lado de Ia cual seran juegc
de nif1os 8 cosa pueril Ia irrupci6r
DE-. los h&rhArna Ia suDrama rA~nif'-
zion frAncoSa.
TrAtase, como todos saben, dc Ii
revoluci6n social, tercera inevita
bic etapa del progreso. de Ia que sor
prodromos la Cons~ne en- Paris, lo'
movimientos socialistas en- toda Eu
ropa y la revoluci6n de Stella.
El divorcio existe y el guante d.
reto ssta echado entire los que viver
con hartura los que pasan las ma
yores penalidades y angustlas para
vivir.
No nos referimos al anarquismc
que quiere Ia destruction de todc, IN
cluso Ell ansrquismo mismo, 10 qu'
squivale & desear la NADIA que no hs
existido nunca nj puede existir. Des
truir, sin compassion nj piedad, niros
mujeres = hombres exrranos POI
complete 81 desarrollo y desenvolvi
miento de sus doctrinas, es cosa Que
no tiene nj tendra nunca justi6ca
ci6n nj excusa possible.
Hablsmos de las reivindicsciones
de las classes obreras, reivindicacio
nes que han de cumplirse, como to-
dos los fatalismos hist6ricos.
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|. BASSEDAS
AGENCIA ESCOLAR

Con profundo conomiento del dond he vvdo gos
edr hoy Barcelona donde mi amila
condolences de atende los estudiane desd
buscar secundara aque ciudd
mediante modco acceptable
Me los padres de mla
En- ndrsn
anime
orezca aencones afectuosas del hogar domestico.
los c
Por ahora mi domiclio temporal es Ponce.
6lm Ponce. Febrero 1884,
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Sc realiz an

precios sumamente baratos los efectos 81
guieutes:
Sacos vacios para cafe azdcar-Arados
americanos n6ms L, 2 Y 4-Puntas de Pa
rfs de 6 ulgadas-Romanas de plata
fornca de 46O Kilog-Hierro galvanizado,
lizo. con una canal cada lado de pies. y
acsnalado 4, 5, 6, 7. 8 J 9 pies--clAvotes de
8 pics el acreditado vino de Oporto mar
ca Andresets: asf como tsmbi6n el riqutsimo
aceite re6nado marca March en litros J
medios htros, del que somos 6nicos impor-
tadores.
Pedid los cfectos enumerados en- Ia casa
DEC. Bonnin &C. Playa
Ponce. Enero 1e de 1894. 3fm-p
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Ponce, Febrero 20 de 1894:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-01

Ha dido La Correspondence que en-
cierta ofci1d del Estado. que Sc Ocupa
de ssn inpOrtanttsinsO serUtcio p,bIsco,
hay asperesas Y rosamientos entire al
g,4nos empleados Su6altermos contra eI
primer jefe. las que OcasiOndn b puedea
ocasionar pe,JuiciOs para Ell psbt.co.
Diriase que La Correspondence
quiere hacer blanco en- u admins
TRACTION de comunicaciones.
Porque allf es donde los subalter-
nos, 81 no pasa, por TODD. 81 son hom-
bres de rectitud intachable, no pue-
den admitir que SO mantenga en- al
destino al jefe despu6s de los datos
que aparecleron en- estas columnas.
7 como esos datos no son por n
die contradichos como esos dates
quedan en- pie, sin que SO intente
desvirtuarlos, es logico que en las
o6cinas reins ell mayor y mas lee
gitimo descontento.
Pero va vera La Correspondence
de que gnisa SO mantlene al sefaor
Ayuso SO procura Quitarle estorbos
& fin de que, con tranqullidsd, 50
consagre sus tareas importsntfs-
mas & sus estudios postsies.
En- cuanto los Seruicios p,tblieos..
IQue importan los servicios pt
blicosf Que los telegramas llegues
pronto 6 lleguen tarde; que los pc
ri6dicos SO fltren y dessparexcsn;
que las cartas de Cayey vayan Ca
muy vice versa, son pequeheces
, dignas de perd6n y disculpa.
, Por que no dimite don Domingo !
Quiza no falta quien 10 sabe.
Mas es precise callar,
pues, 81 Sc rompe el sllencio,
. veDdran sesenta denunc1as
cual la denuncia de El Eco.
). Ell senador belga, Baron de Co
= mink, hs presentado IN proyecto de
ley & lag Camaras de 81 patrls.
En- ese proyecto, que SO destina 1
reprimir la costumbre del duelo, Sc
s. establecen las siguientes reglas
y Provocaci6n dirigida aceptada:
tres meses de carcel y 3 900 frances
/ de multa.
Injuria que de lugar & provoca-
% ci6n seis meses y 900 frances.
a Uso de arma en dessho, sin homi-
., cidio nj heridas: IN aho y 2 OOO
% frances.
} Herida tres amos 5000 frances.
l. Muerte: cinco amos 10000 fran
cos.
's Publication en- la prensa de an
q anupcio de duelo oe un acta IN
mes 10000 frances.
Los testigos seran castigados CO.
y mo completes del delito. Sc aplica
o ran penas dobles an case de reinci-
a dencia."
Esta perfectamente =. en- teoria
q Pero los caballeros seguiran ba-
n tiendose en- Belgica y esa ley sera an
le mito.
: Ell duelo esta en- la contextura de
n nuestra organization social, en- 81
fondo de nuestras ideas y de nues-
) tros habitos.
II Por mucho que Sc legisle, los le-
e gisladores no podran impedir que Sc
q tema Glen veces mas que Ia carcel
y y & Ia mnlta Ia deshonra = al ridi-
culo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-01
Aguiar, Siragusa s. Ca.

Isa los pedos que hagan de pape sobres bros
banco toda case de artfcuos de escoro Sc emiten
muestras solicitud"
6mTs. Ponce, Febrero % de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-01
OFFICIAL DEL PARTlDO
CONVOCATORIA
Capital, Febrero % 2. so t

Capital, Febrero ~ oO u
DKHOORAClA - Ponce.
Sc suplica { los delegados del partido au
tononnista la puntual asistencia Ia reunion
que tendrk lugar el Domingo 4 de Mario
las dc Ia mahana en- la ciudad de- Ponce
para procedsr la elecci6n del Directorio
tomar otros acuerdos de interes para sl
partido.
Comunique acuerdo Director ReU'sto
El Delegado por San Juan, Jose G. Bar
bosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-01
6 CAL A M 30
0UITA-DoLOR

Este prepsrado indio, de gran fama en- el
pals, cura radicalmente los catarros gripa-
les. dolores de cabexa, neuralgias, reumas,
inAamaciones dem&s afecciones cutaneas,
etc, etc.
La formula de esda botella indica In ma
nerA de usarse. A pesar del gran consume
de este preparado. 50 preoio sera 6jo como
sigue Gaia de q mediss botellas, 8 pesos.
Unicos depositarios del legftimo SAGA
ldrsbo,
L. Chdrdon v C.
Ponce, Fsbrere % De 1894 Sim. 8.