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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19

JoHou may dgueHduO uoa 1nst1CoS antonio
Manzano.
Nuestro colega La Correspondence ha
recibido de Saint Thomas ell siguiente tele-
| grama:
''Noticas de Madrid anuncian la renun-
cia hecha de la cartera de Hacienda por
ell ninistro del ramo, senior Amos Salvador
Obedece esta renuncia al hecho de haber re-
cibido voto contrario al pretender alterar los
derechos que actualmente Sc cobran sobre
las lanas.
| En- ell vapor 1fontegideo, han llegado des-
tinados al ejercito de esta isla los j6yenes
puertorriquefios tenientes don Arturo o.
Neill don Antonio Osuna-
Entire los numerosos casos de curaciones
hechas con la ''Herpetna de Torregrosa",
| igura el de un herpe de doee amos, carado
radicalmente por ell doctor Rodriguez Can
clio, reputable facultativo de San Sebastian,
con solo seis frascos del referido mediea-
mento La Herpetiua de Torregrosa". es
un verdadero especiticO contra la diatesls
herpetica. Sc usa al propio tempo con Ia
6 Locion antiherpetica de Torregrosa, Ia
cual no solamente calma las irritaciones y
el picor herpetico sino que con su uso topi-
co desaparecen las manchas barros peeas
de la cara Solicftese ambos medicamentos
en- todas las Boticas.
Cuando ell ORGANISING decae y las fuerzas
Sc agotan, cuando Sc entorpece La nutrici6n
pOr falta de un tonico poderoso que la acti-
We la sostenga, ell VINO NUTRTTIyo DE COCA,
KOI.A Y CARNE PEPTONIZADA DE ToRREGRosA,
tornado a tempo, obra poderosamente en- Ia
economic del enfermo, leyantando las fuer-
zas fisicas reparando los desordenes de las
funciones del estomago.
orin -hox Ia
anemia, nj menos las afecciones del cora
zon. Evita ell abuse por los hcores man
tiene la JftterZG 0ttGl con ell vigor propio de
10 juventud.
De venta en- Ponce, en- La FARMAcIA GADEA
y en- toda la isla. vez ps.
Uno de los peri6dico. mas importantes
que publican hoy en- Madrid, es ain dis-
puta El NueUo Mundo, fundado por oil di-
putsdo sutonomists cubsno don Jose del
Perojo, de cuya redsccion forma parte
nuestro querdo amigo y paisano Salvador
Canals.
O,1psse dicho peri6dico con prefsrencia
de las cuestiones de Ultramar, que las abor-
da siempre con maestrfa conocimientoa
profundos. En- la .ampana de los ymonopo-
lios el cange, Ell Nateuo Ms4ndo no fu6 de
los 1ltimos nj de los menos iosos en- 81
ataque
Cada numero vene impreso en- excelen-
to papel satiuado pubica notables grabs-
dos de actualidad, que no tiene que envidiar
NADIA las nejores ilustraciones europeas.
El N4e0o Mundo es hoy FL 1nico peri6.
dico autonomisoa antill .no que sc publica
gu Madrid y los puertorriqusnos estamos en-
el deber de coop erar la obra patri6tica
que realiza, nutrepdo Ia lista de sus sus-
critores.
El preco de- suacricion eI Ultramar no
puede ser mas barato, pues un trimestre
soo cuesta S $50 centavos.
En- o. ia redacci6n SO admiteu suscricio-
nes 80 envfan muestrsS, de dicho peri6-
iico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19

amigos don Fernando Zegri dona Carmen
Marin de Zegrf
| Les acompaf1a sn encantadora hija Isabel.
| keclban nuestro afectuoso salndo
Parece que sc propone yolyer Ponce.
con ei m de despedirse de este p1blico con
| algunaS representations. la companfa AU.
RoRA lNFANTn., que trabaja hoy en- Maya
giiez.
La abundancia de material urgente nos ha
lmpedido dar espacio algunos escritos de
Ia lsla, que estan va compuestos que sal
dran cuanto antes en- la secci0n de CoMUNI-
CADos.
No nos ha sido possible averiguar los votos
que obtuyo eada uno de los candidates en ell
concurSO alberto por ell Cf6ltito q Ah0rro
pOnceaO
Los sefores concurrentes a la Junta hacen
de eSta notca un secreto.
Unlcamente Sc nos asegura que el sef1or
Negron niuriO-amigO nuestIo de la in
fancia y colaborador ilustrado de este perio
dice -result0 electo casi por unanimidad.
Nuestro estimado colega FL Notjciero di-
ce que fue nombradO para Ia plaza de cor
reSpOnsal del Cr6Nto y 0horro don Qnintfn
Negron Sanjurjo, quien envla sus para
bienes.
Y no es don Quintfn, sino su hermano
don Jose, ell futuro c0rresponsal del Credito
q 0horrO
Inscripciones hechas en el registro civil
aver, martes
Ndcimientos. Marcos Morales Cintr6n.
Defunciones. -Canuto Maldon ado, Ro-
sendo Nelazquez Morales y Pablo Colon J
Hernandez.
FL camino de Ponce Yauco, principal
mente hasta la hacienda - Matilde =, es m
immense atolladero, casi inaccessible ell tran
sitO de los que por ALI trafcan diariamente.
Bien vale la pena que el Ayuntamiento
Sc file en- mejorar las Was de communication.
Anteanoche Sc fu6 pique en- ell puerto
un ancon cargado de carbon de piedra &
causa de la fuerte mareiada que habia.
Leemos Ell La R0z6n peri6dico que Sc pu
blica en- Macoris, Santo Domingo que nues-
tro buen amigo Y paisano ell doctor don Mi
guel Pagani y Salicrup, ha contribuido con
sesenta y tres pesos mejicanos al sosteni-
miento del Asilo de Carload de MacOrfs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19
COLEGIO CENTRAL

Con el objeto de estimular los alumnos
de este Estabecimtento docente, he dis
puesto de acuerdo con los demas Profe8o-
res, que Ell los dias 21 % % del actual.
desde las hasta las II dc la ma1ana, cele-
bren aquellos un certamen que verse sobre
las asignaturas en- que esttn matriculados:
Latin Ca~tellano, Geografia (astron0miea,
politica descriptiva,l idioma Ingles, histo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19
EXCMO AYUNTAMIENTO
DE la
CIUDAD DE PONCE
PRESIDENCIA
4 L PUBLICO
PRESIDENCIA

Dispu4stO pc. la ,teudenca la forma.
eion de lor padronA- de la riqnsza sg-irola
para el pr6ximo Il -rcicio de 1896 4 90, y
debiendo todor os vecinos contribuyeutee
pre- eptsr uIanillss declarstoria de- toda.
las 6ncas aue poseaD, cnn expression de-
cultivo, ri nero de- cuerdas y producto
bruto de- csda una de elias, pusden jGui
rirlas do sus re- pectivos cotniesrios de- bs-
rrio.
FL paEo llsdo para presentation ~
esta AlcaldIs g. n f--ridss planillae, ven
CO Ell dis treinta - pre-erte NEE.
Lo que hsgo pdblico para general concci-
miento.
Ponce Is de Dbrs de | 94 FL Alcalde,
R1af0g Marin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19
Area de la
AIianZa

Hago constar, por el prssent@ anuncic,
qae dentro del plazo de- tre.nta dias, 4 con
tar desds Ia fecha, todo dsudor que no ha
"a satisfecho sus cssl;tos pandiantes con
este sstablscimiento, 10 publicais con 10
da- sns lstr2s en- las Columns de- este dia-
rio, sin considsraciones de ming IN e6n@ro
Ayforso Coll'ac
Ponce, Db.s. ~ ds 1884 llm a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19

mente, vendiendo sus articulos que anuncia
ra ell dia 20 del actual. Sus precios seran
sin competencia.
Las familias estan de enhorabuena, pues
este eStablecimiento esta ricamente surtido
V. 19 DIRE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19
AVISO

Rusgo los sefores con quienes trato,
tanto squi como en Juana- d az, que no me
dsspschen NADIA a nadie, nj mis- b. jos. cir
orden escrita 6rmada por mi. con mi Sc
llo particular que uso.
Severo Seg1rra.
Ponce, DIRE 10 Dc 1894 lin. ..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19
COches

Por once pesos puede hAcer 81 visjs de
Ponce la Capi-al vice versa-
En- los Precios Flios do esta loealdad
en- In Bayamonesa de- San Juan de Puerto
Rico, expi len los corraspondsntss bilistes,
dar&n informes.
Tambien fetan coches slegsntes COMO
los precios convencionales.
pnnr@ v Novi--,hr@ o ia I9a4. ".
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19
ADOLFO VENDRELI

Adolfo Vendrell, ell docto ingeniero
que & tanta altura esta poniendo su
nombre en- Guatemala, dirige all1 ac-
tualmente un magnffico institute agrf-
cola destinado & la enseflanza te6rica Y
practica de los indfgenas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19
| "a ModiSta

TERESA BERIO DE OBRER, parcipa numerosa dis
nguda cienea al p6bico general ha trasadado
taller de moda la cale de Isabel IA, baos donde
b6n reforman arregan sombreos capoas segn los mo
nodeos pasenses Sc bodan aes de nnos pre-
cosos dbujos 3 Ga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19
GRAN DEPOSITO
de cGls1dO Y peEeterta de Jaime RaIIdn
AtocbG, 6 Ponce.

En este antique como acreditado ests =
blecimiento hay constantemente un elegan-
te variadisimo surtido de toda Gle SO De
calzado de todos precios, que serenue
va mensualrnente por los vapores directos.
Existe tambi6n I'm coD pleto surtido de
tods clase de materiales para zspsteros y
talabarteros, driles camisas mallorquinas.
nAletas de visje baules xmericanos.
Venta al por mayor al detail. 3ps
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19
La E|egancia Habanera
Taeres de Sastreria Camiserla yetornado Ia atwa
10 ATOCHA 16-

Tales de Sasteria Canser eornado a0a de la poca
sgusN Nnex exigentes
ionnar
Las parn uestro lido
esa
cut
alzoncil a guo Sc
adarssy ydemasa
balero Mrinos 70 rl
Acudid Ala Eegancay comPlado
Noyiembs, dsls
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19
FNjUrtO

bre liltimo anuncia Ia vacante de una plaza
jardo, dotada con s 900 anuales, senalando
para la presentation de solicitudes hasta ell
20 del corrente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19
M1E1&
Americana
Sc detalla a % reales
los 46 kilos en- ell Colma-
do "Las Baleares"
I'm. v. Is Dcbre.
Sc vende

TN magnf6co AlGwbique, nuevo, en- con-
dciones ventaiosas para oil comprador,
HI que 10 intsrese dlrfjase 4 su dueio en-
In Gale dol Jobo, don Jos6 Yalls'
Ponce Octubre % 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19
co NJ u n [ G. A d o

Ponce, Diciembre 1S de 1894.
Sr Jefe de la Estaci6n de Ferrocarril.
PrnSanta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19

En- ell vapor 1fontegideo, han llegado des-
tinados al ejercito de esta isla los i6venes
puertorriquefios tenientes don Arturo O.
Neill don Antonio Osuna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19

La situacion SO pone de perlas para el pd
blico, que consume los artfculos que Sc i'm
portan SO pagan con los giros a ese precio
Bendito sea AbarzuZ4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19
FRITZB, LUNDT YCA f:"; 3
mpran Cafe en- caseara blanca.

OAnDnEO La dara ell estableci-
MRFR hin A miento La M0IlOrQ'tina,
OVA ACA AaNOLA Como Pues sencilla-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19

joven mayagdezano don Marcos Antonio
Manzauo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19

Leemos Ell La RGz6n, per6dico que Sc pu-
blica en- Macoris, --Santo Domingo que nues-
tro buen amigo Y pasano ell doctor don Mi
guel Pagani Salicrup, ha contribuido con
sesenta y tres pesos meiicanos al sosteni-
miento del Asilo de Carload de MacOris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19

Anteanoche Sc fu6 pique en- ell puerto
un anc6n cargadO de carbon de piedra &
causa de la fuerte marejada que habia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19

amigos don Fernando Zegri Y dona Carmen
Marin de Zegrf
Les acompafia sn encantadora hiia Isabel.
Reclban nuestrO afectuoso saludo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19

Parece que Sc propone volver Ponce
con ei fin de despedirse de este p6blico cor
algunas representations. la compaf1fa Al
RokA INFANTu, que trabaja hoy en- Maya
giiez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19

FL camino de Ponce Yauco, principal
mente hasta la hacienda Z" Matide y, es m
immense atolladero, casi inaccessible ell tran
sito de los que por ALI traican diariamente.
Bien vale la pena que el Ayuntamiento
Sc fife en- mejorar las Was de communication.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-19

A causa de las lluvias que han cafdo en-
estos dias Ell Mayagdez, el rio YagIez hizo
una fuerte aveuida, en- la bahia de aquella
cludad.
Ha obtenido ell titulo de Licenciado en- Me-
dicina eli la Unigersidad de Barcelona, el
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06
FINGER RINTs
vaiae OF These MARKS as Certain Proof
Of Identity.

vAiue OF These MARKS as Certain Proof
Of Identity.
When a finger or a finger print. is
closely examined under q lens OF
only moderate power. IL is seer 70
abound in minute peculiarities,
These are caused by the b~ranchings
OF some OF the ridges; the sudden
appearance OF new ones; the forma-
iion Of rings. or ovals, like eyelets,
aud the abrupt stoppage Of ridges
without any apparent cause.
II is in these countless little pecul.
iarities even more than IN the gem
eral character OF the pattern that
the value Of finger prints as proof OF
identity lies, says All the Year
Round. For these appearances,
however minute. do not change in
the smallest particular during life
A pattern may be traced on the
fingers OF the babe when born; IL
will be found the same on those
fingers when he has grown TO man
hood. and may be imprinted from
the fingers OF the dead without
change in the smallest point. though
100 years shonld intervene between
birth and death.
The pattern grows together with
the finger. Its proportions vary
with fairness or leanness. They may
be further affected by wear. govt or
age. But such changes appear in
the pattern as a whole; never in
the form or correlation OF its consti-
tuent parts The pattern may be,
come altered in length or breadth
by hard wear OF a peculiar kind, but
the number OF ridges that concur in
forming the pattern. their embranch.
ments. their archings. loops and
other minute characteristics. are no
subject to change, They are indie
structible as the finger.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06

the iron once more on his skull, this
time breaking II and killing The
wolf lie now called his vile. and
they succeeded ia restoring the un-
fortunate Ezekiel. and he aided Mrs
f~utterheld in getting the ranchman
10 the house, for his feet and limbs
we're In such a state as 10 render
walking a most painful and perilous
thing.
But though il was feared at first
that something serious might come
OF the bites, the gentleman rapidly
recovered. Ezekiel. however, de-
elares that not for all the swecthearts
In the world would be leave the
door Of that fold opea again
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06

Though endowed viii wealth beyond tho
dreams OF ~avarice, the wretched sufferer
from chronic dyspepsia is plunged in the
depths Of misery from which he or she sell
dom emerges even for o day at a stretch.
There IS a way TO down the imp. Invoke tho
aid Of liostetter's stomhch Bitters and he
departs. Keep using the medicine. and the
relief you promptly experience finally be-
comes permanent and q thorough cure is ef-
fected. Heartburn. 1atulence, uneasiness
and sinking at the pit Of the stomach. nerv-
relieved and finally cured. with their cause,
by this inenabiy re lab e spe ihc. Liver
complaint and constipation. brother tor
mentors OF dyspepsia. are also sent TO limbo
by the Bitters. So are rheumatism. malaria
and kidney complaint Use this helpful med
icine systematically, not by fits and starts
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06
THE HOME OF cAMPHoR.
II Comes Principally From Japan and
Fortnosa-

IL Comes Principally From Japan aud
Formosa-
AT n time camphor was produced
in Sumatra and Borneo. in other
parts OF the East Indies and In China;
but the crude camphor OF commerce
Is now produced exclusively by
Japan and Formosa.
The Japanese camphor tree is a
monstrous evergreen OF exceedingly
symmetrical proportions and some
what like a lime tree. Ii has a red
berry, and its blossom is a white
Aower Some Of the trees are more
than forty feet in circumference,
and at least 800 years old.
Very little care was formerly be-
slowed upon the cultivation OF these
valuable trees, but all this has now
been altered, and the result is that,
instead Of having TO wait until the
tree is seventy Or eighty years old
before the camphor can be extracted
an equally good yield will be OBJ
1ained in One-third OF that time.
The roots contain a much larger
proportion OF camphor than the
trees; II the producer gets ten
pounds OF crude camphor u Of 200
pounds OF wood chips. they regard
it as a satisfactory yield.
Both the process Of extracting the
camphor and the materials and APP
paratus used In the process are Of
the toughest description.
The chips are boiled. the vapor
being led into some kind OF a tub.
with several partitions. surrounded
by cold water. In the sides OF these
partitions are holes so arranged that
when open they cause the vapor TO
I'LL the divisions Ia a circuitous man
ner, thus improving the grain OF the
camphor.
The raw material is brought "a
market In rough wooden tubs. but
before il is Git for shipment il has tc
be submitted TO a test which requires
considerable experience,
Each tub Is very carefully sampled,
and the samples are tested sometimes
by alcohol. sometimes by fire.
II no solid adulterating mixture is
discovered. the condition Of the
camphor is examined; this Is really {
very difficult task, because the crude
camphor contains from five 10 twenty
per cent OF water and oil. and IL re
quires experience and care 10 fine
out whether IL has been tempered
with.
When this has been done the cam
phor Is weighed. cut mixed. drained
and dried. and packed for export
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06
Dying Words.

The last words of the great s~atirist
Rabelais were Il am going TO take a
leap in the dark; let down the curtain
the farce is DONE" Mirabeau's farewell
to life was thus expressed ALet me die
amid the sound Of delicious music and
the fragrance of flowers" Keats last
words were a poem in themselves: II
feel the daisies growing over me-"
Burns dying words were: @Don't let
that awkward squad fire over nay grave"
Chancellor Thurlow's: sim shot, if /
don't believe I'm dying" Halter slept
after the words: @The artery ceases TO
beat" end amid the growing darkness
Of mortality Goethe murmured the
words, @Let the light enter"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06

Some months ago a Dublin in
yentor claimed for a preparation oil
his that il would preserve eggs in
perpetual freshness TO thoroughly
test the efficacy OF the invention,
which, IL successful. would revolu'
tlonize the egg market an expert
ment was carried out at the Freeman
offices. A sample OF eggs immersed
in the patent solution, which is 9
thin grayish paste Of the consistency
Of honey, have remained undisturbed
there for a period OF four months
and when opened the other night II
the presence OF experts were found
TO be all perfectly fresh.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06

Prince Napoleon cad Count Mer.
clcr. wi,h their suite. we're once
withln the Confederate lines during
lhe civil var. and. tdlng along the
FAIRFAX iarnpiko. they came upon
Major T. G. skinner and a body OF
Southern veterans skinner left his
men 10 charge Of q junior officer and
approached the parry. lie had been
educated 10 France under the pat.
rnnago o. che marqtis dc Lafayette.
and Prince Napoleua. who received
him wA-mlv. made some remark
about tho soldieriy appearance Of
his troops just a. that moment an
cvolgtioa brought the mon into such
n position tina, they turned ihcir
backs upon their distinguished Yis.
I.:ss Thor t.ouserg SHOWED lhe
worst aa5el, u their usage. me
prince could not rcprcss a smile as
his eye ran along che line Of big aud
littlo holes hut Major skinner.
wssh characteristic Wit said Gen.
,lcmcn. you soc there the side Of our
toldiars which has never yet been,
AMI I hope never NAV be-. zen b.
the cnam Argonaat
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06

IL Is proposed in London to organ.
ige an insurance company TO guard
house owners aud tenants from en-
tcrinr upon or acquiring unsanitary
property. The association would eX-
cludc from is books houses In bad
condition. while all property re-
ceiylng a certificate Of good condi'
ton. for the guidance Of investors
and housoholders. would he subject
to periodical inspection
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06
NOISY coNsrANTlNoplE
stiffness 10 a Thing Rstlrsly Unknown
in tbs InrkIsh CapItaL

NFNAM AasAtfNAt AAhunHn
la the Turkish Capital
ConstantinOple is essentially a
noisy town The milkman starts
the ball a-tOlling. and from early
morn till lato at night the tawkers
o. different Articles cy ont their
wares. Toward evening. when tho
noise subsidies q little. the dogs, who
have slept all dag. begin TO howl
aud hight, and AS n is getting ac-
customed 10 this cheerful ssrenado
the will of Allah directs that the
night Waterman shall pass by with
a long iron-tipped stat Il his right
hand. with which no punas the
stones Of the pavement numerically.
Those who are acquainted with the
Turkish method Of asee taining the
time a tell accurately. 81 the num-
Der 81 blows, what h0ni il Is, but
the - Angels are apt . wish they
we're enjoying the delights Of which
Tom Moore writes.
TURKISH heaYen u eAiiy mAde.
ts bus tark eTei andt mo4Ads
Thieves. however. haze good rea
son 10 commend the nigat watchman
10 the special protection Of Allah,
for tha lap-tap OF his stick warns
them Of his approteh md puts them
on their guard.
One beautiful might was al
resdy late We tried a buy the night
Wa,nhmans star. wliha view Of get
ting a few hours siunber. writes u
contributor 20 Home aud Country.
We could 40. bribe Han 20 give up
his insigaia Of Office. lat persuaded
him for q pour 6olrs 20 lend IL 10
Us. and 10 tho old uAn's great dc.
light so pounded away alternately.
one rcleaying tho otnr What the
Turks. who ascsrtAinid the time by
this process. eoaid lave thought
am ~ d loss 10 conjecture They
mnsi have believed hat IL was day
break. or that ihs watchman had
suddenly gone mAd. iui no one irou.
bled himself about thRi noise. aud
Ia ) mo points ] mus say CONSTANT
uople 10 tho ircesl nnd moot easy
going city IN the world
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06
A Good sranur. rrap.

Rural New Yorker says that a good
manure trap can be made out Of nails
and boards by almost any one who can
hold a hammer. The best form is that
OF an open shed in a pasture. IL may
be temporary or fixed Shelter and
shade are the bait for these traps. In
hot or rainy weather the stock will GO
there for rest and shelter. The result
is that manure accumulates on these
spots. IL is a first rate plan 10 put one
OF these traps on the poorer spots in the
felc. That is where you a TO catch
the manure
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06

queer money! Don't press me 100
hard on that point I've been
swindled, but / would like to warn
other possible victims in advance.
don't doubt there are 100 men in
Chicago to-day trying to save the
needful $500 I'd like to make bust
ness a little less brisk for these fell
lows"
And the red-bearded man took up
his box and departed
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06
Emperor Williams ancestors several CEN
turies ago kept a tollgate.
Were You Ever south IL summer

Wcre You kVer SOUTH IN NuulHNtt
1t is no hotter in Tennessee, Alabama or
Georgia than here, and it is positively de-
,iehtful on the Gulf Coast of Mississippi
and West Florida. If you are looking for
n location in the south go down now and
see for yourself. The Louisville & Nash
vile railroad and connections win sell
tickets TO all points south for trains OF
AUG. : at one fare round trip Ask your
ticket agent about it, and il he cannot sci
Won excursion tickets write to c. p. Atmore
general passenger agent, Louisville, Kr.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06

Australia l. greatly bothered just
now by a question akin TO u Chi.
ncsc problem Tho Chinese immigra.
ton evil has bscn checked by strong
restrictive measures and the imposi.
ton Of n heavy head tax. There IS
now a great aud growing influx OF
Afehans. Panihau. and other Asiatic
tribos from the OLD Of India
and these people have become a peru
aad a nuisance Ia many WAYS
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-06
Loves Yonnr Dream.

McGinnis-You were in love with
that beautiful Miss Jones before she
married old Goldbug, weren't you?
Gus De Smith-Don't talk about her.
My love for her lies buried in my
bosom.
McGinnis-Well you might as well
resurrect your buried love. for they
are going to plant old Goldbug. He
died of apoplexey last night.