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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-11-17
A CASE OF WITCHCRAFT.
The Tale OF AN Evil Deed That Happened
Three Centuries Ago.

Among TIE tCmbs of the Manners at
Bottcsford, near Belvoir castle, thgt of
Francis, the sixth carl, cxcites perennial
interest not for the sake of the earl him,
SELF but on account of the two Stiff queer
little figures which Enccl under the canopy
of the tomb These We're the two little
sonnes, both which dyed in their infancy
by wicked practice and sorcery."
The tale of this evil deed is typical of
much that happened some three centuries
ago The countess had reasons to believe
that certain of her domestics misbrhaved
themselves, and accordingly she dismissed
them, not however, without treating hem
generously in the matter of gifts. The dis
missal ranked in the minds of these wom-
en-, and straightway, having entered into
the service of the devil, they began to plot
mischief against the noble house of Man
ners For their convenience the devil
promised to attend them in such pretty
forms of dog, cat or rat that they should
neither be terrified nor anybody else be
suspicious of the matter"
Of these forms the cat" seems most to
have pleased them, for in the evidence
upon their trial at Lincoln their cat Rut-
tcrkin" was much used against them. BY
the aid of grimalkin they brought about
the deaths of the two sons of the duke and
duchess. First one sickcncd and died and
then the other without adequate reason
The women We're not suspected for long,
but certain changes in thcm-''a Ciabol-
ical expression" being mentioned-led to
their arrest.
The eldest of the three protested her in
nCccncc. If she lied, she wished the bread
and butt she was eating might choke
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-11-17
Luck stood by Him.

veteran of the Aroostooll war tells
story Of how good luck brought poor
marksMGn uut of Il bad scrape. Governt,
Fairfield visited Houlton and reviewed the
T.. ops stationed there as commander in
chief, and of course it was the biggest
kind Of II military event. The Dexter Ri
file company had some crack shots in it,
and as IL part of the exercises in honor of
the governors coming they werc marched
oat for target practice. As they made
some excellent hits, the figure of an In
dian being II mark, tho governor expressed
his pleasure in their proficiency and said,
loud enough for the men to hear
Nov, would like to see your very best
marksman try his skill. "
In the company was Il man noted for
never being able to hit anything, and at
once, in II spirit Of deviltry, the cry ran
along the line repeating his name in an
sWCr to the governors call. Without
ninching he stepped six PAGES to the front
and saluted: 4
where do you want me to hit him,
governor" he asked, with perfect compo-
sure.
Just at the bottom of the left ear, SIR
said the chief magistrate, pointing at the
mark.
An right, sir" The soldier raised his
gun, shut his eyes and turned his head
away as usual and fired. The men were
all on a broad grin ut the great joke of the
thing, but when the bullet struck the
mark, whiting off piece of the Indians
left ear, there was a shout of surprise that
could be heard all over the township
Lewiston Journal
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-11-17

Scene, Il police court Constable--And
the prisoner sid, yer honor, as how some
body had blown the @ltt
His Huuor-What does that mean?
Constablc-Why, given him away, yer
honor
His Honor-And what may that meanp
Iablr-Why, rounded on him, sir.
His lionor-l am still ignorant of your
meaning, my man
Constablc--Why, yer honor he meant
as how somebody had peached on him
squcalcd, yer honor
And il was not until the innocent mag
istrate was told that some one had turned
queen 5 evidence that he had the smallest
idea what the constable meant.-1Iondon
It'll
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-11-17

IF FOUR BACK ACHES,
Or you are all worn out really good for moth.
ing, 1t is general debility. Try
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
II will cure you cleanse your liver, and give
good appetite
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-11-17
TOO MUCH TOBACCO.
Some of the Effects of Oyerindulgence In
the Weed,

The toxic effects of tobacco among the
lower classes in England ere comparativc-
ly not infrcqucnt The form which the
poisoning takes is that known to ophthal-
mic surgeons as tobacco amblyopia -
The men come to the hospitals complain
ing of loss of sight Commonly they are
found to be bootmakers or those to whom
the opportunity occurs of smoking while
they are ut work. In most cases there is
a serious failure of vision. Associated
with this is the loss Of perception for the
colors red and green, which is confined to
the central part of the rctina. The dag
nosis, however, having been made, tie
treatment is easy enough.
Practically this resolves itself into the
emphatic prohibition of all smoking. 1t
is always best to give the patients instruc-
lions to burn their pipes. As long as an
old "trusty friend" is permitted to lie on
the mantelpiece or anywhere within sight
and reach the temptation becomes almost
irresistible to dis0bcy orders, and in the
luxury Of renewing IA valued companion
ship to forget the strict injunctions against
indulging in the habit which had been laid
down. Almost invariably in these cases
ovcrindulgcnce is found to consist in smOk
ing half an ounce of shag daily-that is to
say, when the surgeon asks the patient,
How much do you smokc?" it is seldom
that any other answer is given than that
of about half an ounce of shag II day. "
The consistency of this reply is really re
markable.
Tobacco amblyopia' is almost u,,
known in connection with any other form
of tobacco than that which is called shay.
In addition to the ambyopia the patients
are distinctly affected with tobacco ire
morS. " Their hands are shaly, they are
more or less nervous and they complain
of loss OF appetite Their COM irXions
moreover, are in that condition which may
he described as muddy" and there is q
characteristic expression of listlcssness in
their eyes. But what are the results of
the treatment? In most cases the surgeon
may speak hopefully of the recovery of
vision. Provided that the patient alb solute
ly ceases to smoke and certain treatment
be applied some improvement will begin
to take place in the course of fortnight
Always very gradually, but generally
speaking surely, the improvement pro
crosses until at the end Of some weeks the
lost sight is nearly og:iIncd.-IIugh Percy
Dunn in Nineteenth Century.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-11-17
The Dear Girls.

Girls aren't as nice to one another as
they might be-
Dolly-Dear me, l used to have such
lovely rosy cheeks, but lately don't seem
to have bit of color.
Polly-Did your mother take your rouge
jar away from you?-Chicago Record.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-11-17

One careful mother teaches her children
never to fold their arms across their chests
She says it must of necessity tend to con-
tract what should, on the contrary, have
everything done to broaden it. Instead of
this common practice she insists that the
growing children shall, in standing, con-
tract the habit of crossing the arms behind
the back, alleging that rs much good will
come from this habit as harm from the
0th
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-11-17

In Vienna the manufacture of paper
from maize is conducted on an extensive
scale. The Allegemenine Zeitung sci
entitic journal of Importance, is printed
on sheets of this product, the yellowish
tint of which is restful to the eye.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-11-17
How He Punished His Wives.

When bicycles were something of a nov
city, the sultan of Marocco used them as
means Of Furnishing his wives. A num-
Der of the wheels were presented to him by
French officer. The offending women
of the harem were placed upon the ma
chimes and hidden to ride around a track
in the palace grounds They fell repeated
ly, proceeding which greatly amused the
sultan
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-23

gle Vivrett, Agnes Taylor, Lola
Waite, Hattie Payne, Bessie Shear,
Daily Oliver, Bert Hall. Bert
Rowe, Jennie Ovens, Adile NJ Cul.
loch, Dollie Psdgitt, Nellie Ander.
son, Gippie Ross; Messrs. Lvle
Downs, Charlie Baker, Bob Par
rott, George Munnerlyn, Willie
Owens, Waller Davis, George Finks,
Barrett Bacon. Bob Moore, Lee
Dewey, Vron Mitchell, Jim Payas,
Frank Pudig, Herbert Goodloe,
Maddy Bacon, John Fl. REVERE,
Barry Oliver, Louis McCuloch,
Halsey Hammons, Charlie Motz,
Will Griffith, Jim Melton, George
Marlborough, Clint Padgitt, John
Shaw, Rollin Wilbur, Willie Car.
roll, Robert Wood, Leslie higgins,
Tom Edwards, Marcus Griffith,
Mabel Pudig, CT fl Fields, Downs
Marshall, Judge Smile, Sam Van
Dyne, JIM Brown, Will Harris,
Jr.
Mrs Dora McClellat q, Misses Edna
Winans, and Stella Rothmap, of Yer
non, assisted Miss Jessie in looking
after the pleasures of her guests.
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HE;sE sND rssrfE.

AZ - ~ Holdlhg is at Wootat
"eiis'
Mrs. j. +. MAYO and SON lsf, n,
me l9lh for Weston, Mo.
Misses Matte and Jax;a earn
theirs are yisitino in Clsuson
Miss Mabel Batle of MarI;n l.
visiting the family of judge Good
rich.
Mlss Mamie Davis of Mooreyille
is visiting her brother Mr. J. r
Davis.
Mrs. James Raniclx il visitipc
her mother Mr.. Eatop on Sout6
Eiph,b stree,
-.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-23

Wednesday afternoon Mrs Sam
SAnger entertained at six hant
enchre. There were EIGHT tables
hs elegant Sanger mansion wa.
decorated throughout in an artist,
anu elaborate manner. The DAINTY
score cards were attached by lovely
Je"e led stick pins Delicious re-
leshments were served in the ban
4uet hall, the table being ,ome,hinu
beautiful to look upon aud study
IN decoration. The first prize a
dresden statuette, was won by Mrs
hergs'; second pre-, silver tooth
pick holder, won by Mrs. Blair;
consoiaton, silver pin tray, won
~ Mrs. Fort. The followi' q
lao'es were present: Mesdames
II rsfull, w. II. Wilkes, w. O
Wilkes, Byrne, Hengst, Wilson.
Lindsay, Fairchild, Stay den, Ran
dle, Winter, Goodrich, Crak,
Thompson, Parrott, Finlav, Mar
shall, Padgitt, Hamilton, Howard,
J., 7. Garland, Killough, Slee per,
IFiplett, Shear, Il. G. Brooks
kooneagall, Eugene EARLY, Wood
ward, Gll'espie, Dupree, j. D
johnson, W. W. Davis, lIigginson,
crawford Williamson, Blair
howard Mann and Misses Edmonds.
) j nts, Gardner and Pace.
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Important Informa ton

The Crock Island Route" il nc W
running through yestibule sleeping
cars between Texas and Colorado,
leaving Fort Worth daily at 8:l5 p.
m and arriving in Denver at 7:45
second morning. II you intend
making business or pleasure trip
to Colorado this summer, call on
your nearest ticket agent, or address
The undersigned for folders; rates or
Attenuation.
Il isneedless to add that we s,ill
.ontinue to run The "Flyer" TO
Kansas City ana Chicago viii aot
change of cars
Purchase your liokets via cine
Grea, Rock Island Route and get
full W Ne for your money.
J. G. MoCABE, q. p. A.,
Fort Worth, Texa-
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-23

were served. After supper there
was dancing, which kept up until
the small hours of the night. Those
present were Misses Trice, Lack.
land, DeZouche, Warner, Order,
Mann, Randle, White, Neale,
Camille White, Congery Richey,
Beville, Stone, Shaw, Borgess.,
Cole; Messrs. Dockery, Wood, Nc.
Kenzie, Coke, Plankett, Slevip,
Parkinson, Burrows, Cooper, Cur.
tia, Tenant, Wilcox, Scott, Stone,
Allen, F. Conner, Patton, j. Con
nor.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-23
Moonlight Picnic.

Wednesday night Mrs. WA. How.
ard gave band wagon moon light
T'dein honor of her guests, Misse :
Howard and Thompson. The party
was made up Of the Rosebud set
and chaperoned by Mesiames How
ard, Smith, Winter and Gawne
The night was perfect and all had
most enjoy able time. On return
ing from the ride ,h young people
went to Mrs. Winters and dancing
was INDUCED in until late hour.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-23

Friday night Mrs White gave
german to the Rosebud set. IL was
thoroughly informal and all had
good time
Messrs. Harry Wilcox and Charlie
Smith anticipate taking run down
to Wootan Wells tonight to stav
over sunday.
Monday evening next Mrs. Win
ter will give german, compliment.
tsry to her sons, Cadets John G
ana Gabriel Winter
DR.. and Mrs W. f. Cole left on
the 10Th for New Orleans, Now
York and Washington. Mre. Cole
will visit her hcmo, Berkeley
Springs, w Va, TO spend the SUM
mer.
Cards are out for the marriage Of
Miss Abigail Goodrich and Mr..
Robert Barbour Dickey. The we'd
ding will take place next Thursday,
June %, at II o'clock, at the First
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. f A. Jones, of South
Fourth street, gave a musicale on
Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
complimentary to her vi.itor, Mrs
SIMS. About twenty guests were
present The programmes were
very attractive, being celluloid with
gold lettering. Mrs. Hale, Miss
D. Zouchc, Miss McCulloch, Miss
Lula Carroll, Miss Matte Jones,
Mrs. Bronston and Mr.. Davis Cur
ley took part IN The programme.
Delicious refreshments were served
al the conclusion Of the programme.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-23

Thursday at $50 p. N. Mrs. Du
pree entertained the following
named ladies at six hand euchre.
The affair was a most delightful
one The house was beautifully
and gracefully decorated with mag
nolias, pond lilies and sun flowers.
The przes were handsome and ar
tistic, all OF them being pieces of
rare chinaware, hand painted by
Miss Hattie Trice, each being a
genuine masterpiece. The first
prize, bouillon cup, was won by
Mrs j. D. Shaw; second, cake
plate, by Mrs Beatty, of Houston;
third, cup and saucer, by Miss
Pace; consolation prize, porcelain
perfume bottle, by Mrs. Gawne
Delicious refreshments of ices,
cakes, burnt almonds, etc, were
served at the tables Those preeei t
we're Mesdames Goodrich, Winter,
Woodward, Gawne, llae, Poll niger,
J. p. Garlsni, Patillo, Wilson,
Roberts, R ndle, Hamilton, c. NJ,
Wine, Win Brooks, Hengs', Robt.
Bro, Ky, Mis,rot, Blair, Black, sam
Sanger, j. D. Shaw, Lake, Weaver,
Scalea, Richardson, &. 81. Hubby,
7. n. McMillen, Hale, D, Ii.
Grand, Chatham, Foscue, Downs,
Williamsc n, E1 Thompson, Arthur
Hodge, Will Thompson, Howard,
Order, Hays, Foster, Nj sssey, Gal
lsgher, Hobson, Sears, Beatty, Of
Houston, j. NJ. Carroll; Misses
Trice, De Zouche and Pace.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-23

's .ss Winans entertained a
M M i 1 at her home on
y VI, last Saturday evening.
H. n way !, INDUCED in until a
s ai' Near midnight refresh retire.
served. The young peo-
b r,4 good time and v hen
6s..iss aOur came they wished
4 ,' II . many happy returns of
- an! manner which spoke as
ks,ri.' ron y, the very bottom of
Ia NJ. The guests were:
lB,L'"" it. II Belle Renick.
| II Lake 4 Maggie Long, Carrie
! S Jsha Onrl.s, Gussie HUFF.
oi ivs,' Ada d Bromingham,
| s siIssi, Robbie Higgins
| Ls eadjss,, Annie sed~ick,
G S'apley Enola Calvin
|Ssunds,,v"' " Edith Saunders,
iat.s I4sI r.; Maude Rowe, Min,
lea.' s; belle Ma! field, Katie il,
D.v I'nnle Rug, Irva lie Wis,
Pa,as NJ Mackie Harmon,
'"' Mabel Conger, Mag.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-23
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitnal
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. ifs
many excellent qualities commend It
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale N soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
glsts. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try It. DO not accept a.'y
substitute.
GSiiFGRNiA FYG sKnUYo ca
Sep faANcjScO. Gil.
LOUISVILLE. 6r :.a y0aH.Nf
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Mrs. Iones,Euchre pnty.

Last Saturday at p. n. Mrs. +
A. Jones gave euohre party in
honor of Mrs. Sims, who is visitin Q
her. There were no prizes. Re
fr' shments, ices and cakes were
served. The following are the
ladies who played: Mesdames Ro,
tan, Stay den, Randle, MOTT, John.
son, Marshall, Goodrich, Sleeper,
Killougb, Patton. Finlay, Parrott,
Gilmer, West, Taylor, White.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-23
Two thirds of a bottle.

Two. thirds of a bottle of Comet
Pile Remedy cured me Of very
bad case of Ble' ding and Itchir 2
Piles If over two years s. anding,
arter All other medicines failed to
give any relief. J T. Stebbins,
shiloh, Mich.
For sale by Il. c. Fisher d @
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-23
Hair the one Way Rate.

To St. Louis, Kansas City, Han
nibal and Junction City, plus 81,
via the Katy on June %.
This is an opportunity TO take
trip North at unheard Of low rates.
Apply to any ticket agent for fur
Their information.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-23
REGLATIONS.


Thursday evening Mr.. w. Z.
Dupree's residence was again thrown
open, as Miss Raymond gave six.
hand euchTe party complimentary
to Miss Kate Shaw. The decora.
tons we're the same as in the after
noon. The pr yes wers handsome
First prize, ladies' handsome hand
painted porcelain vase, won hy Miss
Neale; first prize gentlemen's, re-
volving mirror, silver mounted, won
by Mr.. Burrows consolation, ladies,
peach blow vase, won by Miss
Order; gentlemau's, glass globe
pal er weight, won by Mr.. Scott.
Delicious and dainty refreshments
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-23
WOMEN WHO SUFFER

BaCkache, Catarrhal InaInnhtlon, UIcera-
ton and kindred maladies.
For those about to become mothers it is .
priceless boon, for it lessons the pain and
perils of childbirth, shortens labor and
the period of confinement, and promotes the
secretion of an abundance of nourishment
for the child.
THOMAS TBIRLwELL. of Robertsdale, Pa,
says; II cannot sufficiently express to you
Prescription has conferred upon my daugh-
ter.
OF late she has suffered no pain whatever.
It 10 simply marvellous"
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-23
..ou.,u.in " edding .

t.ou.ius in w ca uihe
..,sy morning at IL o'clock
al. Episcopal church, Rev.
rge performed the marriage
Fot Miss Mary Jackson,
Of cur well known AMI
fellow citizen, Geo. Jack
DR.. VIM. l.. Austin, of
Mexico. Promptly at tbs
ned. IS the strains of the
March (p'ayed by Mr..
Of New York. sounded
the church, the wedding
filed in. They made q
picture, these fresh and
riiesmaids (all of them still
ill), leaning on the arms of
dsOme young groomsmen.
ndsnts were Miss Minnie
ID Mr., Hugh McLendon,
IN Carroll and Mr.. Gabriel
Miss Champ Eubank and
Nle Smith, Miss Pansy
a Mr.. Sam Caruthers, Miss
,smeron and Mr.. John q.
j., Miss Mary Taylor and
,bertson, Miss Annie Winter
Davis Gurley, Miss Freda
maid of honor, and Mr..
ha!tox, best man. Petite
land West made q lovely
lover girl. She bore the
bcquet. AS she walked up
che smllingIy looked upon
ey rosegay and the flowers
10 ray. owe know we are
but thou art more beauti-
dao it was.
PRIDE was extremely pretty,
10 q mole cclored, basket
nit, trimmed With q darker
velvet. The hat was mole
Trimmed with a darker
n MORE and punches of
'ildesmalds were all dressed
a,iy IN white organdy, with
l u trimming, and wore
ll's hats. The wedding was
fnaiily pretty ere, and will
MAN fresh in the II emories
\ \ Inc many friends who were
u witness it. The entire
| |ta'y accompanied the happy
'ns south bound Central and
h = shower Of rice and pest
W We usln pulled out, bearing
To r'vos lOyeliest daughters
's w man to their new
? A'pimi, Mexico.
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The Human Electrical Forces.
How They Control the Organs
Of the Body.

Tho electrical force OF the human body. q
the nerve fluid may be termed, |, an espe'
cialy attractive department Of science, as II
eyorts so marked an influence on the heaitl
Of the organs Of the body. Nerve force
produced by the brain ana conveyed b.
means II the nerves to the various organs o
the lldv thu, supplving the latter with thf
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-23
ycrty Party.

Thursday evening a unique affair
entitled a Poverty Social, under the
auspices of the Young Peoples
Society of Earnest Workers of the
Second Presbyterian church, was
given at the residences of Ms. G..
w. Smith, on North Fifth street. 1t
proved pleasant, amusing and prof
table. The invitations printed on
straw paper, read as follows:
HELLO STRANGER
THAR AR SUMETBIN
INSIDE FER 70
KoKITY.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

Chapter 1. Every woman what
kums must ware kaliker dress and
apurn, or sumthin ekerly ap1op.
pirate.
Chapter 2. All men must war
ther oil klos and fiannel shirts.
Peepul what war bid shirts or a
white koller will be boy kotted.
Chapter 3. Peepul what don't do
what this SEE we'll DE taxed 10 cence.
Chapter 4 These here rules must
be o'bade.
RELATIONS.
Art. |. A vote of thanks will be
given the wustest looking rig in the
room.
Art. 2. The no! soshul kommity
will Introduce strangers and LUX
arter bashful fellers.
Art. Thar will be sum speekin
and singin by pespal and also sum
red lumonad and ginery caks.
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absence Of the soele'y
! '' associate EDITOR will
l. keep up this column.
/" 's s,b spare time for the
Fl society notes, any
4, and addressed to me
| 81 appreciated t, by
I I respectfully
EpwArp To"Y, JE'
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.,,rpKehearsHi.

.Adipg ke"'"
even evening as jolly a wed
:, ever waited upon a
j. Gathered at the resi-
r ~ and Mrs. John q.
~, ,.tearse for the Jackson
';siro, which took place
' ~ After the rehears al
y, y, entertained the bridal
'sirc up with a dance.
y a' evening Miss Jack son
y s,ch Of the bridesn aids
ts.n.iiul souvenir spoon,
r p,mfs Of bride and groom
q, seddirg engraved IN
The attendants were not
1ope, as they gave Miss
handsome Sc. Of pearl
tsjyes. The presentation
!, very cleverly made by
q. White, Jr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-27

vinieron & ensenarnos yarios d los morf6 6manos
que estan curando en- Ell hospltallllo provisional
de dicho pueblo. Estos mor6onlanos eran Diego
Lopez, de ~ amos, que ha estado empleando las
inyecciones hipoderni as cinco amos. Su cuerpo
es una verdadera miseria, especialmente los bra
zos. Ha meiorado en- IA dias de tratamiento
Bias Rodriguez, de % amos, emple6 morfna
amos medic Alexandra Irizarri de 20 amos, tres
de morfna esta caqu9xico Felix Rodriguez
% de II amos de edad emple6 morfna 10 me
ses Este nino esta hecho una lacra de los pies
4 la cabeza. Gran postraci6n, PARALYSIS en- eI de-
sarrollo, faqueza extrema y rostro aveientado
Martin Diaz de 2 amos, meses de vicio, su
estado es igual al anterior. Estos dos nihos
representa- Ia comisi6n de crfmen horroroso
que debe castigarse con mano firme. En- Juana
Diaz hay realmente una revolucion entire los vi
ciosos y los especuladores del vicio Dos indivi-
duos quisieron atropellar en- dias pasados un
joven que acompafi6 Ponce al senior Monclova,
| y este 10 tienen amenazAdo con pegarle. LLAMA
mos la atencion al senior Juez sobre estos particu-
lares, para que ponga fuerte corrective esas ex-
tralimitaciones.