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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
THE GALE IN THE IRISH SEA.

London. Dec. 29-The gale in The irish Sea con
,innes undated The schooner Erin has been
lowed TO Holyhead. having dragged from h'r an
chorace ard lost her sails number OF vessels III
the harbor of Hoyhead broke from Their amen n1 10
are iast night, and were seriously damage" ny
coninc into collision With one another
Glasgow. Dec. 2s.-The Norwegian steamer f'ey'
Ooo IONS is Off Troon. dismasted ana ne plefS.
The Irvine~1ifeboat has taken on her 're~ ,i liI
making n landing the boat capsized. ana sailor
drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
THE PROPOSED PARTITION Of CHINA.

Boston. Dec. 29.-"The Missionary he'ai " t"N
American Board Boston. edited by the Kew pr'
ctrore NJ Auburndale In the January number Tor
1896 issued today says that THE jill Ghimpo
a leading paper In Japan, has published recently
a map representing China as 1t VIII be a rev yen,s
hence ON this map JaDan covers an OF North
China and the coast as far down as the southern
end ~ Fo-mosa; Great Britain's share runs far
inland toward the northwest. and the shaGes OF
Germany and France include all the rest
pr Strong says "If such schemes as tnls haNe
taken possession Of the mind OF the japanese
statesmen there Is little hope of peace at pres
emit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
ClOakS and Suits

cd FLOOR. MAIN BtILDING)
We have marked down our entire stock
of Ladies CiOaks. Jackets, Capes, Suits
and Children's Gretchens al! new and
we'll made garments. made of firSt-class
materials. at prices that will speedily
close out the entire lot.
Ladies' Chevot Jackets, SO
inches long, marked down from
90 to Il. 10
Ladies Jackets, Is inches long,
Chcviots and kerseys, Half
Lined. Velvet Collar, marked
down from 1900 and 1899 to 9e
Ladies' ChinchiI!a Jackets, ~
inches long, lined to the waist.
Full Sleeves; CheviOt Jackets
Tight Fitting. 10 inches long,
Lined to Waist kersey Jack
cts, a inches long, were 1890
to 1900, now at .9y
Ladies Cheviot Jackets, Satin
Lined throughout also short
Jackets, marked down from
2l.Go and 24.00 to Ia. 99
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
MR. FOSTER ON Ills WAY TO JAPAN.

WASHINGTON Dec 29.--John W. Foster, eX-oecre-
tary of State. left Washington inns no''''e ~
Chicago his way to TOXIC or f'ro'.'ha, p.oD
h,, tho l,tcr citv where he will join the Chinese
envovs who are to arrange terms OF peace with
Japan Mr. Foster was accompanied to the station
by Mr. Yans-Yu, the Chinese Minister, w, Wno de- is
said 70 have suggested to his Government inc us
hiIj,v Of SECURING Mr. Fosters services as coul
sclIor to the ENJOYS. Mr.. Foster was anvse9 , Ge
C,hinesp envovs but he expects to arrive at TOXIC
or Hiroshima early as they DO
The United Press Is In receipt OF the io'o"'"s
telegram from NJ. Foster:
Harrisburq Penn Dec 29-P.ease announce tnat
ha Va no connection with the alleged Chnese s'VeV
'oan negotiation reported in certain newsDapers TO-
day. J''Ii-N W iO"'''N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
REMOVED BY ". CAsIMIR-PERlER.

Paris Dec. 2s.-Prcsident Casimir-fei1ei mas r'-
called NJ de Lanessan, GovernOr-Generai OF Frencn
1pdo-China for ~ermnling Unauthorized persons 10
have access 10 official and confidential documents
1t is supposed that either NJ. Charles Canivet me
,,eI known editor of the 'SDliel' or NJ. Armtnd
Rousseau formerly member OF the Chamber OF
Deputies will be appointed NJ. de ianessans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
Linens

Huck Towels, direct from r1anu-
facturers, i, o, III II
5-S Napkins, Extra Heavy and
Full Size, az
81 Napkins, Extra Heavy and
Full Size, 90, l.30, l.H0, "a
One lot Of Bleached Damask, ~
One lot of BleaChed DamaSk, 0S
inches wide, E. .hH
Ore lot of Cream Damask, 81
One lot of 500 dozen COlored
BOrdered DoilieS, I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30

HIS IMMEl,iiTE DANGER LEssl.NEh IL THE HH-
TURN To CONSEQUENCES. But HIS CON
nITIoN STILL GHAXE

London. Dec sO-Lord Randolph Churchllls return
10 consciousness has lessened his immediate danger
Otherwise the gravity OF mis- condition l. un'lieied
1, midnight his doctors reported that th"r" nag
hesn nn change since the las; bulletin. whIcn sdlH
thai the IA :Ieni's condition was little more 4"F''"-
HE than Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
AVOIDING EUROPEAN INTERVENTION.

! y
JAPAN TO MAKE 40 DEMANDS WHICH WOULD
GIVE CHlHA AZ EXCUSE TO ASK IT.
London. Dee % Tho Japanese Government
has mace no response To the fresh suggestions
from the British Government that the terms
upon which Japan r. willing 10 treat for peace
with Chin. ought to be- communicated To the
Powers. ON the contrary. the Japanese have
persisted in maintaining "A policy of retccnce.
The Brtish Minister at Toxic has been unable
To get the slightest scrap OF official Information
upon the subject of the conditions for which
japan will contend. and the japanese Embassy
I'm London Is equally secrctive. The latter. II Is
true has some knowledge ~ the situation, but
II Is partly of a negative and partly Of posi-
tive character. The Embassy Is fee. however,
IN discrcdltng the recent cable dispatch at
tribut!rg to Japan the d.sign of forcing an ALL
ance with Chna against the European Powers.
The leading principle Of tn peace negotiations
between the TWO Eastern empires, 80 far a.
Japan Is concerned. will be total abstentlOn
from any demand which would give China an
,Xcusc To- ask Cor European Intervention. Japan,
therefore. win not stipulatc foi any territorial
or commercial acquisitions In which the other
taken by Japan as part Of pledge for The pay
ment OF war indemnity, and certain Chinese
ports not treaty ports. will be held AZ a pledge
for the rem hinder OF the Indemnity together
with such "A lien upon the Chinese customs as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
MRS Asrons ronY on TIE ArRANIA

MRS hSTOK5 BODY or THE ACkANlA.
Liverpool Dee 29-The body Of Mrs. william
Waldorf Aston was quietly placed on Doarn '-'e
steamer Au~ania yesterday evening Prior 20 ne
sailing Of the vessel at noon to-day the oiicla." o
The Curard Line said that Mr.. Aston was not On
board. The passenger list OF the Aurania Goes Ho'
contain the name OF Aston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
',t' MACY. &C., .
SIXTH AVE. 18TH TO I4TH ST.
Our Business Year Begins To-Mor.
row Morning as the Semi Annual
Inventory was Completed Last
Evening. We Direct Special Al.
tentiOn to the Fresh Lines Of
Merchandise in Various Depart.
mentS.
LaCeS

O-inch wide Black Silk Chan.
lilly, Black Bourbon, Orients:
and Cream Silk Chantilly Lace
o-inch wide Black Silk Bourbon
Lace, Fine Quality,
o-inch wide Fine Quality Black
Silk Chantiliy Lace,
Chiffon in all Colors, IS inches
Wi0e,
lO-inch wide Ecru Net Top Lace
Real Venetian Point Lace, 3la
inches wide. ..
Real Venetian Point Lace,
irCi-eS wide,
5-irc!, wide Fine Ecru Net Top
Lace, with Open Work Edge,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
ALrXAHDnE DUMAS. HoNoRED.

Paris Dee. 2a-Aloxandrc Dumas mas been pro-
moted 10 the dignity of Grand officer OF the Legion
OF Honor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
Ladies' Suits

In Tan, Navy and Black, Fancy
WeavcS, GOcet Skirt, Waist
Sty!ishIy Trimmed with Silk
and Velvet, marked down from
1890 to
Separate Dress Skirts Of Plain
and Chcviot-Finished Serge,
PercaIine Lined Velvet Facings,
marked down from 100 and
90 to 5.2l and b..
Crepcn Skirts. lined throughout.
1888, 1888 and r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30

Vienna Dec 20.--Igmail Pacha son Of lbrahm
Pacha. grandson OF Menenet All and exKhe1ivc OF
Egypt, Is dying in COnstantinope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30

ITALIAN SULPHUR TO COME ~ DCTY-FREE
Rome, Dec. %-It Is announced that the United
States mas conceded lays request for the adj.
mission OF Italian sulphur duty-frcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30

Atlantic Coast Linc-----!lan, System.
QUICKEST ROUTE TO FLORIDA CUBA.
AIKEN. AUGUSTA. Route Of celebrated
n u 4 FLORIDA SPECIAL. trans daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
BRAZIL PURCHASING WAR MATERIAL.

London Dec 29-The Brazilian Government mas
ordered 81 oso@O worth Of war material from the
Armstrong Gun Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
Children'S GretChens

Nice Woven Materials. with
Military Cape, all sizes. g to y,
marked down from $40 to &.
ChiIdren's Long Coats, good
warm material, Military Cape.
all sizes, o to IL, :.
Gretchens made up in latest
styles. with Military Cape,
Nicely AppIiqued, all sizes, o to
IA. rlayked down from 100 to
Children's Jackets, o, 8 and I'D
years old size, were 200, {.
Double ShawlS, full size, in
Gray and Brown, marked down
from 40 to 9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
Plush Capes

Circular Capes, Is inches long,
Satin Lined throughout, entire
Front and Neck Edged with
Thibet and Imitation Marten;
marked down from Il. 40 to H.
Ladies Plush Double Cape,
Satin Lined throughout. Top
Cape and Collar edged with
Thibet and Imitation Fur,
marked down from 1890 to
Cloth Capes varying from 400
to 1000, marked down TO prices
varying from $40 to .l3,,
Our entire line of Plush Capes
varying from 1900 to 5000
marked down to prices varying
from 1900 to 4Y,,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-19
|APORgS CORRIOS ESPAlOLIS
de la Compania Trasatlantica
Antes de A. Lopez & Co.
sERv1C1o PARA PUERTO RICO Y LA HABANA

T-SAL1DAS-de Barcelona los das 5 y Is de cada mes
De Malaga 27-De Cadiz 81 10 80
Sc expden pasaes de ida vuelta Is pS de rebaj
las famias equvaencia de pasajes eneo Sc
har ebaja del Is po Ea reba APPLICABLE los bees
ida vueta.
la y q a I'm nho Do amos cada amia gratis
Los de de pa IL ados cumpidos
pasae de Il anos cumpidos pasaje entero.
:preferenca 81 odmaria I'm nno haa amos gratis DE-
217 amos pasae de II pasae de II amos adeAnte pasa
nnfn
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-- No tengo mas romcdio-diio Palveau.
no nccosito decirle 4 nstcd manifesto
Roberto que toda Ia tripulacl6n esta prc5n
y bicn cuStoliada Ahora, cnlrcgne nStod
la, manos,
l'ero.,,.
80 NADIA de resislencia No tengo intcn-
e0n de matarlc 4 listed, sentria VERNE
obi gado i clio,
Paiycau sc dej6 altar; dcspu6s, Roberto y
Mercnlls c yolNieron al camarote, echando-
lo en- su hamaca. Comenzaba 4 amanecer
Paliveau, medic embrutecido, miraba los
dos amigos, que 10 oregistraban todo con gran
calma Roberto hnbia cncontra1o el saco Y
conaba cl dinoro sobre la mesa.
--lEs para robarmc, progunt6 el bandi-
do con andacia.
No, mi querido senior Paliyeau res
pond6 Roberto con tranquilidad -es Iinca
mente para recobrar mi dinerp
-iDiablo!
--Comicnza listed comprendCr.
--Pues bien, Sclor de Cnnpignac, no me
crca listed ii no quitre diio Paliveau cor
ingonuidad pero Ir aseg lro que, desdt
| que lc cD'lOcl, NE li' illuN N'Ih 'hiNo'
--, Me- honra us,cd muchol
is |. vrr lul. ;PalAbrt dc canalla'
--- Me gllsta yer que sc hacc uStcd ju-ticil
- Sc hace 10 que Sc puedc, senior de Cam
pignac ;Dc modo Due ese dinero es d'
usrcd.
10 mismo que ell de Nenecia.
-;Diantre! sI.o sabe nsted todo?
-'rodo; hasta la manera como contab
,lsted en- la taberna de Francs Lapins el di-
nero tornado Ell ell Banco de Francia y en- |;
Compafia general.
i iTruenos! Mo deia usted admirable
--Tambi6n sc que tiene usted un talent
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-19
Cierta yez, oy6 q Lopez, 81 cnal pregnnta-

Cierta vez, oy6 q Lopez, el cual pregnn'a-
ba 4 PaIiNcau en- espaho
--SCudndo sc da el golpet
-Ienlro dc cuatro . cinco ditS, cIiahdo
estemoS lejos de toda ciudad.
Roberto pens6:
Eta bion Dentro dc cuatro clnco o
dias no podr6is hacero . .,
Esper6 la nochc del lG al II. Aquclla
noche hacia mucho calor. FL maqulnlSta eS'
taba estenuado; meuudo sc subia en- Ia
pequeha cecalcra de hiorro para resplrar
un POGO. Tn solo marinorO estaba en- Ia ba-
IRA, el otro dormia debajo del pucnlc, asl
como cl captain Lopez, Del camarote de
paliycau no salia otro rudo que un ronqul-
do sonoro. Solo los tres amigos vcIaban' a
la una de la mudrugada, Roberto y Mere
nus Salicron lie su cnmarote y Sc driSleroil
haca la barra.
- lIermosa nocho! -dijo Roberto en- eS'
pahol al marinero.
Al Dir a Roberto hablar en- eSpahol, estre
mec6Se el marinero: sin embargo, reSpondlC
con tranquilidad;
---Si, pero caIuroSa.
Hay que temer algtln banco de arena
por ahi.
--AnteS del dja, no.
Esta era la 1nica notcia que ialtaha
Roberto para la ejccuci6n de Su plan: no te
man, pues, NADIA que temcr del rio, lirlgl'
algunos preguntas mas sobrr las maniobraS
el marinero respondia maquinalmenlc. D
rcpcnte, obedecendo 4 I'M gosto de Roberto
puso MercnuS la piStola sobro la sicn del ii
moncro, Roberto pronuncio;
Tn solo grito y te mato ...
--iPerd6n, mi buen senior; 70 no tcngo i
culpa de nada!- pronunci6 ol deSgracado.
i Entrega las manos
III marinero alarg6 ambas manoS y Ro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-19

bcrto Sc las at6 fucromentc; dcSpuGS Ie at6
tambitn las picrnNS, cogi6lc cucstaS 50
10 lev6 al camarotc, d0nde lc pnse bajo Ia
inspection dc Dcycrain, desputS de hahrrlr
dicho:
---Si llaceS la mcnor tenlativa, mi amigo
tc matara como un perro.
III marinero promoi6 en- yoA baja obcdc
GER con tai que c dciascn yiyo.
-,uno mcnoS -dijcron Roberto y Me
rGnus,
DespuGs sc dirgioron hacia el puente pa
ra esperar al otro marinero, que pronto lra
4 relovar aqutl AL cabo dc media hora,
50 prescn6. Y dicz minutes despu6S, era
manatado como Su compahero y lleyado
iunto 4 6l. Devcrain eStaba entire los dos,
con una pistola en- cada Fmano, Roberto no
habia querido amordaaarlos pcnSando que
podrian suSpirar y desperlar asl tai Veh al
capitan don Ignaco Paliveau. FuG iiar la
barra del tim0n para que el barco contlnua-
ra en- Inca recta, xcASegulda entr0 en- ell
entrepuente con Mor'nuS FL captain Lopez
SO movi6 en- su homaca; pero saponiendo
que era el otro m raerO quien cutraba, no
miro Cuando al .,oco ratio yi6 dos cailo'
nes de pistola ap 'ados II sns sieneS, 10 com
prendi6 todo, y pronunci6 .Iilos6Iicamcntc
-iCogdo,
En- efccto replied Roberto en- cspahol
Nj un critic, nj nn moymiento; cobrara us
ted 10 mSmo pcro pcrmilamc que e pong
preso.
D0ndc!
Aqui. Deme usted las manos y lo'
pies. iCnidado con resStirse
FL captain tendi6 paSiyamcntc sus mano
y sus pies.
Quiere listed quedarsc en- Su hamaca2
ST senior
| No necesito ahadr que Isl da uStcd e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-19

especial para escalar las casas abrir las
vcntanaS de los enfermos.
1t repllo II uslcd que me deja admira.
do, ..
Va ira uSted vicndo, senior Paliyean.
I.e conlieso 4 listed que 10 habria matado
ahora mSmo, 81 no fuera porque hace algu-
nos dias eXpcrimentaba usted ciertos remor-
dimientos y suplicaba 4 su digno amigo el
senior Baranville que respetase Ia vida de Ia
sehorita lyonne Mars6bert
--iEs listed el diablo9
---Su primo, scfor Paliyeau. Ahora ten
gn listed Ia bondad de decirme d6nde 50 en-
cuentra el telcgrama
lone tolegramal
III que debemos expedir desde Nueva-
York nnestro bucn amigo Baranville, Z.
| Palvcau gruhd I'm POGO, Y, con la mirada
sehal6 una de slls prcndas dc vestlr.
--Esti en- IN bolsillo secreto que 20 le n-
dcaf6 usted. s
Cuando Roberto tuvo 81 telegrama dijo;
---ll'ene usted 'alglin Inconvenience Oh
one volvamos a Blenos Aires mi querdo
seIoy ptliycau2
--iio? Ninguno.
list listed bien asi, acostado9
= Coniieso que major cstaria paseando-
me, 49,,
ESQ es impossible. '.
--Entonces denme ustedes IN Vase do
Cognnc, ESQ me sostendra ..en la dcsgraca.
Roberto 10 hizo beber IN gran vaso do
agnardiente pregunt6
A prop6sito, ;cllanto tenia usted que
! entregar ese buen captain Lopez 81 Sc hu'
bera dado bien el golpc?
! -iPero como no Sc ha dado!
La culpa es mia. Ese honbre habia
tratado ON negocio, no quiero que perda
} su benefcio. .ta.m&i"@.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-19

mcllor critic, vuelvoy lc aplaato Ia cabcza,
l.e promrto / listed que no M m)ycrd.
lbs do, amigos Subicron al pNcDle y vie
ron al lnaquinSta que mraba aorpr"udldo
dc no yer nj timonero en- Ia barrd Roberto
L. apunt6 diciGudolc;
iEntrfgatc . tc mato,
Nlonlras tunto Mcrenlls cogia III mlqul-
nsla nor un bra2o y lo traba sobre e pnen-
te. dondc Sc dci6 altar sin haccr Ia mcnor
rcs.tencia, conarctdndoSc i decir;
- mi captain
Na cStd cogido.
Ilcvironle al cnmarotc eli compaIa dc
los marincros
Mora diIo Roberto al 6Itmo, Va
mos con prudencia, porq0e acaso sea mas
diticjI qac los otros,
Sc acclcaron nj camarotc de Paliycau y
oycron un magliico ronqudo,
--Creo que vale mas ceperar --diio Mere
nus Has Observable que por Ia malani
sale Ii lamar lopez
--PucS cSperemoS.
Y Sc apostaron uno cada lado de Ii
puero, piStola en- mano Pero al cabo d'
media hora cansado de espcrar comenz'
Roberto 4 LAMAR jnramcntos en- cspailo|
golpeando Ia plerta del camar' tc. No tar
d6 en- prcseniarse Paliyrau con un revolver
Roberto Ie pegG un fuerte puheta2o cn {
brazo, y Palycau dri6 caer cl armo, Ante
de que pudlera, rccogerIa, apoyalon en- s.
cabcza, Merenus y Roberto los canoncs d
sl,s pistolas, y lie diio cl dlIimo en- tono bur
lon;
Mi querido senior palivcau, tcngo cl SET
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-19
PEDRO SALES
UN DRAMA FINANCIERO
ROBERTO DE CAN[PlGNAC
BUENos AIRES, IDA Y vuELTA.

Roberto habia aprovechado sus momcntos
de libertad para comprar seis pistolas, tres
cuchilos de monte y municoncS, ocultan-
dolo todo en- su camarote. DeSde que abla
cobrado el dincro manifcstabase Paliveau
mas preocupado y no salia de su camorote,
adonde e captain Lopez venia d recibIr ms
trucciones.
El IA, parteron muy de mallana Roberto
lana6 un suspiro de consneo.
Ahora, nosotroS somos los amos ~de'
clar6.
-iEsperaremos que nos aaqUen!-pre-
gunto Merenus.
No. Hay que preyenirlos. 81 dejlra-
mos que nos atacasen, tendriamos que ma
tarlos probablemente, y conlicso que ESQ me
repugna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-19
JARABE
BALSAMcO CRBDSDrADD
DEL LICDO. GIOI.

81 meidr pecora c9nocido hafta e dia.
Cura t6.szmeute as e, fermeaades del pc
cho, tos pertint2, cataros, re- ftados, as
ms, btonqnits, tisis pulmonar, grippe, to.
f. 'rirs, y en- general para todas los e, fer
madsdes de Las Was resp'rstorias.
FL Jdfd6e 6aiSdHtic0 creoS0tudo de GioI
Sc vonde en- las farmacias mas acreditadaS
de la Isla
Pueden tomarse hasts cuatro cucharadi
tas al dia.
Pfdase ell "J8rabe bals8meo creoeotsdo
de Giol."
Ponce, Agoeto IA de 1894 Sim.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-19
" E n e A
DE DOS MAGNIFICAS FINCAS

Sc no pols hsciepdas d
mil
cneras sbps SAT
im6n E ria comol de
aboda
herbas
sdos asmbra, aeNt
Dchs pdades
media hor cochA. = N
Se rden las solo kte & sepsradameute.
que A esss es oh mas daes puede dgse don Eduardo fo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-19
Ron Lamboglia

to eyente ron conodo asyara sod Ia 10
eh de r0s u aroma po gust' esl condolences
too de Puerto REQ qum 81 don Aur n add
l5 de 1894 IANBOsIlA,& Poll 1sseAefv
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-19
Especftico Salvador
de Juan Scrra UrgeH

Con este especf6co deeaparecen los barrot
y la picaz6n que producer las erucciones en-
el cuerpo. Els el verdadoro Qtita dolor. s,
usa en- friccioues.
Vendese on la calle de la Concordia, nj
nero q, y on Juana-Diaz en- casa de dor
jose Sanchez, el plstero,
/ 3v.p.s Ponce, JUNO 10 de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-19
Renovation Vital
II N y II II = = NaseEs
COMPUESTO A BASE DE CEREBRIN4 Y BIFOSF4TO DE
sA q n OIL A . 0 v4asA

Esta preparado de tai gu amlaci6n e jugo
gastco dc neulza efec' aunena al
intendad por onsiguente acc6 fciene
ganismo.
Es ell Reco1stuyene mas efcaz b Vgorizante mas dero
So mas energico del sistema nervioso
CURA la anemia corosis coores pa los que de
vos flores blancas paptacones del ec,a2dn
CURA la debi'ad sensual mpotent abuses de uventud
tubaciones dsoecticas, quism sunuc6a del apeto,
lambres del e6mago, digeionc, entaq y doorosas.
CURA la debidad general decami nenstruacon difl
doorosa hsteria eerlidad dejdenes del es6mago su
mientos morales.
CURA la debiac6n intelrctna isis pacia neu6s,
eufermedad que muchas Ia melancoa Ola ocuta
CURA la espmaoea steza lad de las pierna sunbdos
los oidos, perdda de la vaido odss
las Intermediates povienen de- becmento de sangre.
Uando e Rsstsurado Vital casi nmediatamen
aumeno de fuezas los mGscuo actvdad las ncio
vaes asi sensac d. berestat agidad
No hay remedio agrabIe euo pronto ell
Restaurador Vital por tomando o sco
y efectos
Preparado por Francisco Giol T1dor Farmac6utco
K PONCE PUERT0I C0
y vENTA ToDAs LAS BOTGGAs------
3pl4 3s p.s Porce, Agosto de del S94
The St. Johns herald., 1894-12-06

feel dollar richer every day or two, and if the man is not a dollars richer but a short time, the community is dollar richer all the time. Loosen up your hide little, get on broader guage and rec ognize the fact tha: your neighbours prosperity means your prosperity and the prosperity of the community. Gents saved by sending away for goods of any kind which can be had at home is dol lars lost to the town, and every dollor lost to the town makes it just that much harder for you to get hold of one of the few dollars remaining in circulation. No man can raise himself oyer fence by pulling on the straps of his boots and no business community can grow and pros per where home industries are ignored for the temporary advantage of saving a few cents by patronizing outside estab- lishments. The man who gets home prices is amply able to pay home prices. -Ex.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-12-06
Would Not Admit Him.

A dead man approached Saint Peter as he sat at the Golden Gate.
 "Where are you from? 2" he asked.
 "From St. Johns, Arizona, United States of Amerlca.
 "Yes, I know the place. but we don't have many applicants from that locality. What did you do there ?''
 "Oh, 1 was in business, but didn't succeed very we'll"
 "Did you advertise ?''
 Well, occasionally, but times have been so hard lately that thought had better cut down expenses, and didn't believe it paid, anyway, so I quit"
 "What were the consequences
 "'The other fellow got the busiiiess and died"
 Did you take the HERALD?"
 "Oh, yes, I couldn't get along without that"
 'Did you pay for it?"
 "Well, um-ah, believe owed year and half or two years back subscril : ton when l left that vale of tears '',~.
 Don't you think you are q mighty mem man?''
 "Oh, don't know-there are lots of others in the same boat"
 "Well, just you take the left hand road down the hlll you can't miss it-Beel- zebub will give you q warm corner es pecially prepared for such chaps as you are. You needn't mind taking your winter underclothes with you It is bad enough not to advertise, but that only shows poor judgement-but when man takes his home paper and won't pay for it we have no use for him here Good lay"
The St. Johns herald., 1894-12-06
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion ot the ear. There is only one way to cure Deafness and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an infamed con = dition of the mucous lining of the Eusta- chianTube. Whenthis tube gets infamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and unless the in- fammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will he destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an infamed condi- ton of the mocous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred D ollars for any case of Deafness Caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
 FL. CHENEY SS CO, T oledo, O.. gG Sold by all Druggists, 75c.