davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21
WRESTLING IN JAPAN.
How tho Almost Naked Athletes Conduct
Themselves In the Arena.

According to an article i'm Current Lit.
STATURE. the contests take place in hupo
amphitheater much like a large circus.
sheltered by bamboo framework covered
with mating To keen out the people who
DO not pay TO 90 in. The TOP is unroofed.
Tiers Of boxes of primitive description
limo the sides, being reached by ladders
from the front. \ ring of rice bags In.
closes the sandcd aroma some dozen foot
I'm diameter I'm which the combatants
meet Tho center is occupied by the m-
pirc, a person of much distinction. dressed
in an old brocado costume picturesque
enough to Europeans and reminiscent Of
foudal times -Four Judges are also i'm az.
tendance in case the umpiro's decision
should be disputed
Tho umpire stretches out his fan and
shouts something i'm Strldont voice At
this bchcst the first couple If conbatants
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21
DO YOU WANT TO STOP
TOBACCO?
You Can ne Cured While Using it.

You Can Ne Cured While Using IT.
Tho babit of ,ls.ug tobacco grows on a man
,f,'t ,rr1 A., IIseaaoJ conditions are produced.
1,.,t1'.o, oerfspa causcr of the mouth ana
stomach. dyspepsia: lOgs of memory, nervous
..ffrofinrs. congestion Oi ile retina. ana vast
irl, of tho optlc nerve. resulting IN impairment
of vision even 10 the extent on Dllldhts1
dizzincss ar vertigo: tobacco usiutHhi hiRhuy
eutf0catiOn. dull pain In region OF th@ hvhI'
followed later by sharp pains paiplta't"n M.
weakened pulse. resulting III ih'"l u'"i
di1cgsp II also causes loss of vitality
OFT. BEFORE TT 1Oo ~ ~
To unit suddenly is too svElrr oeh 10 'h'
r,.f,f,t ae tobuceO-tO an iutrtcratc user.
4 - comes N -timulaut that hi- ~ stem contlnu-
ttIv Graves. "BACO CURO' is te.entuc
.,,,l .,.Itl blp vegetable remedy. guaranteed 10
ne CORRECTLY harmless, aud Whlch haS i,evh IL. J."
u.r foi the inst 2i ycar-. haN NJ tuItu ,uuu-
sands Of haDituW tobacco uhefe-s u"hefs'
cpt,,ers and suuli-dippers - .,, ,,,,,-
YoIfrAN USE AtL Ilif tOb 10 w
IA ri. WffII.F TAKING "I ''b 10. ~
s.r,if ytTIFY YOU WlitN ~ SIOf We
MA WI,lTrEN .DU 'NtNiEL o. pcrmt-
49,. -....r,. INV cit.r win thrrH trNrs. OF
-,tiit.s tat money with li tvr cent 'lI'''>,
"K ttr-.It. tD f~ Utl siN-'ii"','' uut
DE- titlti.. L. "A -cIputlu .UrD "tI-h tbsl lutcl}
. tr,t- B.. .rayilr fur 't'acrI ihout the
Wi. fu. r. ufl with uf uc.".'' hi, nee
- l.., - ti... s...t..t ll- pare dnd Tree rom
f..,,,t.lc. 81 inc da. .u foah your hi7l Vh'N
saf b, au druggists. st 4toJ prr .oZ ihrSe
boxes. thirty dave lreaim'la ".h '' ,..,,,
srERpC TVFI sH0H. cor cent dlrcct Pui I.CtiPs
80 ,,ri,C SEND sTN TWO CENT StAM =
tn't SAMPLE bon BOOB iFI md Phpof
rRt,IF Eurcku chemical 3 ManuinCtu l az
,,ompapy. manufacturing tnemietf Ia trushe'
W isconsn. of-iS'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21
BIMETALLISTSiW WON.

The Chicago Records test vote
on the silver question was closed on
last Monday evening Only resi-
dent voters of Chicago were allowed
to participate and 1886 of them
voted. The proposition was, "Shall
silver be coined by the United States
at the present ratio of lG to | with
out international agreement" Of
all who voted s,O2S had their votes
recorded eyes" and I 1905 voted "no."
Thus by a clear majority Of 3,l2O
the bimetallists won. That there is
a significance attached TO the vote all
must admit 1t was a test vote
made in large city, far away from
silver mines and miners; there was
a total absence of the "hayseed"
element there, a total absence of any
undue influence, il was neither less,
nor more than an honest expression
of opinion. Judged from that vote
there are in the United States two
blmetallists 20 one mOnomctallist.
And when 1t comes to a final test it
will be found that throughout the
United States that will be about the
proportion in which the votes will
be cast. The people are not ready
to believe silver is not money
metal, they are not ready to believe
there is gold enough in the world
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21
a Valuable Find

After years of study and labor. there
has at last been discovered sure and
neyer-failing remedy. Ii has been test
ed on patients who nave despaired of
ever being cured, the results have been
IN every case wonderful. Croft S Rheu-
matte Cure Is unequaled as a positive
remedy in all cases of Chronic and
Acute lnflammatOry Rheumatism.
Gout, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neuralgia.
especially Ovarian Neuralgia, Dysmen-
orrhGa and all kindred affections. II
is also valuable Blood Purifier. being
especially useful in Eczema, Psoriasis
Scrotula, all Glandular Endorsements.
and diseases of the LIVER and kidueys.
1t Is absolutely free from narcotics
Severe attacks are relieved in from one.
TO three days, and positive cure effect,
ed IN from Eve To Is days. For sale bv
druggists. Manufactured and sold bv
the Croft Medicine Co., Chicago, III.
S3S4mO
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21
FOR FRuoIvoRous FOOD.
Ds. Felix Oswaid's Interesting ContrIbu.
ton 10 tho Literaturn of Iood


DIR. Felix Oswald contributes to
Health Culture an article in which he
asserts that what arc called canine
teeth" are not canine IN any sense or
significance. They correspond, he says,
To the eye teeth IA man-instcad OF the
eye teeth in man corresponding to them,
II viii be nOtcd-and are enormously
developed in several species of balloons
that would unhcsitatingly prefer
bunch Of wild grapes 10 a porter-house
steak DR.. Oswald does not believe that
man Is carnivorous animal, and he
terms the idea that man cannot live on
strict vegetable diet "thc meat delu.
sion He notes again that normal
children have an aversion to flesh food
In its undisguised state, and ridicules
the notion that meat promotes muscle
and conduccs to longevity.
The conclusion Is drawn from DR.. Os-
walds investigations that total alb
stincnce from flesh food would pro-
mote the cause of moral ~ well as
physical health, and would contribute
no little to advance "tho blessings OF
international peace" and if IL would
certainly do either there would be suf-
tcient warrant for organizing society
or something TO popularizc the cause
he advocates and persuade people to
carry his ideas into general effect. The
world will probably 90 very slow, Of
course, in giving upits savory steaks"
"cuts, and such things for an cXclu-
siyc diet Of barley bread and dried figs,
even with ghec and beans thrown in
for the sake Of luxury, but the good
doctors essay win not be without its
use nevertheless. If our farmers in
South Carolina VIII not raise sheep and
cattle in order to supply themselves and
us'with the beef and mutton products
which our souls, SO To speak, so per-
sistcnly crave, there is considerable
comfort to be derived from the assur-
anco Of so high medical authority that
we are all the better and brawnier
without them.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21
MARKET REPORT.
G. a W. N. y D.. H.. AN.



For the following conventions 'ul meetings
the a.. ~ w M and D.. l.. a = railways VIII
Ell tickets al rate OF one fare for round-trp
vim AN practicable routes;
cleveland Ohio, Republican League cubs.
sell june d and 49, Return limit July y.
Chattanooga Tenn, Epworh League Con
terence sell June 80. 20 aud - Return limit
IL days Limit Will bc cNtsnded another l'
days under certain conditions. .,
Association Sell july %, : and D. Return
limit July il. Limit will oc extended 10 sept.
Ist under certain conditions Rate Will Toe
$500 more than one way tdre.
BOSTON Mass Chr.Atian EndeaVor society.
sol .luiv 10 %. Return limit july 20 Limit
viii Se extended to July - under certain con-
Iioeton. Macs. Knights 1empiar tonciayc.
soil Aupti-t Ig To - Return limit sept. lo.
Linit viii be extended TO sept, 20 under Ger
tain conditions. t,t, 81.
li.erse routes going and returning. a great
variety of combinations having utrh a,
ranged AT various rates Application shohd
he fnnde To ticket agents or TO the under
signed for uill Information
Grand Rapids,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21

Ingersoll has for some time been
"preachirg" that suicide in many
instances is perfectly justifabie,
and the only way out of trouble for
those WHO resort to It. Now that
a perfect epidtmtc of suicide Is
sweeping over the country lngersoll
Indignantly denies that his articles
and sermons on this theme are in
any wise responsible for the increase
in the number of suicides. Dob" is
about right, too, for it isn't at all
probable that any more people have
been influenced by his theory on
this subject than have been shaken
in their faith by his attacks on the
Bible, and his assertion that Moses
life was one big chapter Of plumbers.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21
is A SPANKING GOOD JOKE.
How state Senator's Bluuder Filled n
slcepInE-Car with screama.

'A'N A'AAi AT with screams
a prominent state senator lately gave
dinner at the state capital to several
of his colleagues on the condition that
they would not mako public his name in
connection with q Lttlc affair that re-
Gently occurred on, tho Albany mid
night train, says thctNow York Herald.
The senator is Of Il lively disposition
and somewhat inclined To practical
Joking. uc and an assemblvman occu-
pied section jointly. Tho senator
went into thcAmoking-room about nine
O'Clock. The asscmDlyman, who had
the lower both, said that he'would re-
tire for a short nap.
The senator about haitian hour after
ward wal1ed down the aisle OF the car
and stopped opposite his section. The
curtains wNro tightly drawn. Byway
OF q good joke on his colleague the
senator cuefully1iflcd aside the cur
tain, administered a rousng slap on
the formin the lower berth and hasti-
lXretrcatcd tothc smol1ing-room.
a succession Of piercing female wells
followed. Great Scott" calculated
tho senators attracted by the screams.
Nh-what docsthis mcan?"
What's the rnGttcr?" inquired the
asseUblyman. peering out OF an adjoin-
ing upper berth.
'Hhat<lrc YOU doing in,that berth2"
asked tho senator
" ny, there was ladywho had this
berth anS as she did not Like an upper
one cXc hanged with her. 1 forgot to
tell youlabout it."
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21
FOR YOUR OUTING 60 TO PICTURESQUE
MRCRINgC ISLGND.
ONE THOUSAND MILES or Lake RIDE
At SMALL EXPENSE.

Visit this Historical Island, which is the
grandest summer resort on the Great
Lakes. 1t only costs about S13 from
Detroit; $l5 from Toledo: S1S from
Cleveland, for the round trip, including
meals and berths. Avoid the heat and
dust by travelling on the ID. IL c. floating
palaces. The attractions of trip 60 the
Mackinac region are unsurpassed The
island itself is a grand romantic spot. IT'S
climate most invigorating. Two new
steel passenger steamers have Just been
built for the upper lake route, costing
S3OO,OOO each. They are equipped with
every modern convenience, annunciators.
bath rooms, etc, Illuminated throughout
by electricity, and are guaranteed To be
the grandcst, largest and safest steamers
on fresh water These steamers fayoubIv
compare with the great ocean liners in con
sstruction and speed. Four trips per week
between Toledo, Detroit. Alpena. Mack
nc, II. lgnacc, Petoskey. Chicago 500.
Marquette and Duluth. Daily between
Cleveland and Detroit and Cleveland and
Put in Bay. The palatial equipment
makes travelling on these steamers thor.
oughly enjoyable Send for illustrated
descriptive pamphlet Address A i
scliANTz, q. Z. a, ID. i C., Detroit, Mica.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21

for the basic money of all the ma
tons, especially now that there is
scarcely an ounce of gold in circula-
ton. The vote is a victory for
common sense, it is a victory for
"honest money" as distinguished
from the monometalllsts sound
money. The Records test vote was
the straw which showed which way
the wind blew. Ii was quite a.
accurate as more elaborate
weathervane might have done. -
Grand Rapids Herald.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21
Answer This

The largest subscription house in the
country wants u 1rst-class representa-.
tive for this community for strictly
special work. Short hours. Good pay.
Minister, teacher, or wids-awake man
or woman given preference. Address.
stating age and former employment,
Globe Bible Publishing Co.. 723 Ches-
nut St. Phila., Pa
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21
RcpubIlc or HFonarchy.

In 1871. before che French national
assembly had decided whether the new
constitution was to Dc nouarChial or
republican. the count of Paris visited
thcpalacc at Versailles. AS lac entered
h'rdoor jules Simon met him and bow
ihlfSait' "If We arc in q republic you
are IN my house and l shall be de-
Lighted to do thc honors. If we ard IA
q monarchy, ava in yours The count
Idug and said: Let It's go in to-
rDthnr"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21

Some foreign Catholics in Con
nectcut town petitioned Mgr Satolli,
the papal representative III this coun-
try, for a priest who could speak
their language, and he replied that If
they wished to be American citizens
they must learn and use the language
of the country. 1t would he well
tor the courts to adopt this rule as to
applicants for naturalization.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21

1t is said that Cleveland will rec
ommend a stamp tax on bank checks
and other commercial paper. y re-
publican congress viii not adopt
such a method of raising money, be
cause, like the income tax, 1t Is
odious.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21
CLUB LIST

The RECORD Will be sent to any ad-
dress with any of the periodicals below
mentioned, on receipt Of the combiua-
ton prices, except old subscribers to
the Detroit Tribune, New York Fri.
bune and Chicago Inter Ocean. To
these the combination prices will be as
follows; Detroit Tribune, Sl5O; New
York Tribune, 81 So; Chicago Inter
Ocean. Sl.S5
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21

a manufacturing rcccntly TO proyin-
cal town from Paris, with q port
malreua eo0taininr am urn in which
had been placed The ashes OF Lending
citizen Of the town. loft the crcmatcd
remain in charge, temporar 1y. of the
bagea Ec master at q railroa ! station.
ly mistake The pUtmant Eau was
hargl ,d 10 another. and the family Of
the c.cad man have instituted q suit for
dam ages-against the company
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21

An inquiry was recently sent to a
metropolitan daily from the rural
districts asking for the name of the
vice president of the United States,
1t is becoming harder every day now
to recollect who is the vice pres
ident.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21

Secretary Carlisle is success as
talker in favor of sound money, but
the trouble is he doesn't know how
TO get enough of it into the treasury.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21
FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1895.

The worst living enemy of the
democratic party is the man VINO
invented the splitting device known
as the silver issue.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21
COMHINATION
NNnH#H
PI ULI~IIERe
PRICE
FOrRTH on JI-IY ENcrp,IOvs

Tie G., X W. NJ. and d, l.. a lines will sell
as usual, for Fourth of July, tickets between
an stations on their lines az the rate OF ono
iare for the round trip. Tickets will bee sold
on July rd and ith, with return .imitJuly 5th.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21

Mrs. 7. 5. Hawkins. Chattanooga,
Tenn, says, "Shiloh's VitaliZer saved
my life. | consider it the best remedy
for debilitated system | ever used. :"
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble
it excells. Price 20 cts. Sold by 3. 5.
Webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-21

His is a rare opportunity for the purchasing public
a. we must reduce our stock rapidly possible to
prepare for the intended change in business the
coming season
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-31
CONCURSO AGRiCOLA.

Por Ia Alcaldfa Municipal de ee,
ia Oiudad GO ha publicado 10 ai-
gulente:
"Oeblendo celebrarse en- Ia Oiu.
dad de Mayagties el d,a "a del
pF6ximO mes de JUNO oil CoNOURso
AGRfoOLA correspondence al nc.
tual siio econ6miCo de 1894 95.
Q ,Dforme oil Programa acordado '
oportuname7te publlcsd0 Dor la
Juuta Oaliflcadora, esta Alcaldie.
eCnndsndo los prop6sitos del Co.
hieTno General ) de dlcha Junta.
10 haoo p6blico, con el fln de que
Ioa veeinos del t6 mino municipal
d. esta Capital pnedan tomar par.
to en dioho OertameR. presentando
81 mayor n1mero de productos
sgricolas 8 industEialea, que luE.
suen diguos de ser cORocidUa; 4 cu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-31
JOSE MARTf

Del titulado Presidente de la re-
p6olica cubana Jose Martf, que,
como ya es notorio, acaba de su-
cumblr al plomo de nuestros bravoe
soldados en- Ia msnigua, escribia
10 siguiente hase POGO La IlMstra.
ci6n EspGaOla J Amerioana
"Marn es la cabeSa del partido
separatista Q q b Q n o. Estudi6 en-
Zarsgoza, donde 90 licencI6. IN
los cslamitosos tiempos de la Re-
p6bltca, hugo 4 Francla, = luego a
los Estsdos Unidos, & contlnuaE 90
carrera de consplrador. Torno q
Oubs despu6s del Zanj6n, para vol.
Vor a conspirar el afio de 1879.
Eoemigo de Espafia, desde niiio,
Ia estudiado mncho en- libros fran
cfses 9 ingleses, que NOS son tan
desfavorah ahles, como 90 sabe, = Gu
vas perniciosss y mentldas doctri.
aas han perturbado d tantoa espi-
rltus.
Vive en- los EstadoA Unidos, y al
amparo de la bandera de esta ma
ci6n, ha conspirado = consplra con.
ira Ia suya propis, y contra los In
tereses de su raza. Otros gobieE-
nos que no fuesea el norte. merica.
no, seguramente no le permitlriau
estas libertades, pero aquella BE.
p6blica entiende de muy singular
msnera on deberes internacionales,
= 50 Dducta ben claramente des.
cubre el pr p6sito de ir desuniendo
4 los pneblos de raSa espafiola, hu-
millandoios y periudicAndoIos en- 10
possible. Bssta citar aqui, en- prue
ba de clio, Ia manera d1ra y alta
nera con qne trat6 & Chile, despu6s
de haber contribuido 10 POGO q sos
tener en- esta naci6n Ia guerra civil,
suceso que encierra gTaudes ense-
hanzas para toias las EaClones es-
paGolas.
Marh es. sin dnds, hoMbre de
sntendimiento NADIA com6n peT0
no menos vanidoso que inteligente.
muy posei 10 de gu papsl de sp6s
tol y casi de martir do una idea."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-31

de Venadito J MagGliGnesf ......
Ya habrG visto La Correspon-
denci6 como califica an colega je
Ia Isla aquel rumor , su cIroula-
ci6n.
Y en- resumen habrG que
preguntar /: / Qae se presende
con esa suerts de information
que tanto lastima, que tanto ofcn-
de. que tan marcadaments tisnde
q herir aItisimas consideraciones,
altiMmos prestigio', sltiIim saen.
simientos /?
Por que se hs de ayndar asi
/ 10 mayor publisidAd de imPos-
turas horribles ?
Y en- tanto. La C0rreSpondencia
iamentase de que no recibamos
con ma, frecuencia Aqui noticiAs
dc Toe sucesos de Cuba.
Y snade que el-el colega- nc
pue1e lnVentariAs.
Y Cenfura las notieiAs de 10
prenaa yankee, poique son mons
sruosas, porque no pueden Greer
60, porque son inspiradAs por lol
ensmigos de EspAfia.
Nosotroa tAmbien hemos de.
piorado 10 que deplorA La Go
rreSpondencia nosotros hemol
coOdenAdo con justa itritaei6n Q
infcuo empefio de una Parte dt
10 preniG norteEmericana en- pu'
oicAr nosiciss y mas noticIAs 60
ore.Ios sueesos de Cubs, to lsisi
mas y depresivAs para noso-
!roE...... Pero por 10 mismo no
b .moa guardAdo de reproducir eI
si BoLETIN, con oil socorrido pre-
texto de 10 Information, uno aolt
de esos noticiones- -papArruchas
| 4 Q & hahismos de repToducir
| Queiese para otros In DracticI
de' vulgar rsfrAn: Il DiOs 70
IgondO...... = con Ell mGSO d0ndo
| / Hsrmoss, fecunda predIca
cion 10 que ss Acomps IA con
ejsmplo !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-31
lOH Ell "LRADER."

Entre dos periodicos autono-
mistAs, muy Autonomistas, de
Pacrto Rico, se esta rinsndO una
interesante po & mica. Versa cs-
80 discusiop, para que conste, so.
ore Ios merecimientos del Leader
del autonomismo, don RAfsel Ma.
tiA de Labra.
Y 20 consiSuisnse para uno
do Ios dos colegas correligions-
rios que discuten el aenOr La.
ora atesora infnidad de titulos !
10 Rratitud de sue AdicEos de estt
pais, por aquello de Ios inena-
srabIss ssrvlcIos que & 10 cAusA }
81 partido ha prestado J sigue
prestAndo-
Y 90 natural, dada 10 indOle de-
10 controversia: para el otro cole
"a el ssfior Labra n ha hscho
.an:o J tAnto por 10 colectividad
10 idea.
Ei mismo co.egS, no satisfs
cho CON esto, lIega 4 echar en- CO.
"a, q POGO menos al Leader. que,
cuAndo hace Is amos eI aefoi
LAbra cfa desconocido en- ..
mundo de 10 po isica, cate PAL.
(Ios amigos del Isiior LAbra, me
lor) 10 llevo 4 las Cortes, y desdt
sns0nces, eonsecuenIe con &, IL
ha taciiisado el csmino para gut
pudlese dssplegar rOdo 50 talentC
etc, etc, y conseguIr 10 populari-
lad de que HOY merecidamenss
gOzA -.
ST este no es 10 que propia-
mente se lama pagan una de cal
: otra de arena. venga Dios J
oigalo.
PodrAs valer este, J 10 otrc, J
10 de mas aha; pero no divides lc
1ue lmpnrta; esso 60: que touo It
debes ai hecho de hAberte liesadt
este pai. (sus adleto 6 .As Cor
zee, cuAndo eras un descOnO.
cido en- el mundo de 10 Polilea.
Mueho mas encumbrados es-
tan que el seiior LAbra, afiAde
eolega aUtonomiSta que viens hs
Olando, Castelar,. Canov&s. Ssgas-
CO, Pi y Margali, Ruiz ZotrillI
etc, J han ndo dmeuudos por su'
nismos correIigionariOs."
lPero, setiorl que tAItA de
eousiderGcion 9stA a una persona
IidAd que hssta ahorA fue mirada
como cosA pareeIda & UnA insti-
tuClon entire los aut6oomos 81.
tiIlanosl
Y que esa desconsideraeioD
aga del propio Autonomismo |
Adios. 40. ido!o!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-31

30 efeCto se fecuerda 4 los interesa-
dos que para ell 4 del citado mes de
JUNO deberzn los mismos tener
presentadas en- aQuella Oiudad las
petlcIones de admisI6u, Conforme &
las reglas Conslgnadae 81 final del
menClOnado Programs, y como me
son conocidos los deseos de las els.
sss agrfcolas 8 industriales de e..
te t6rmino, de acudir siempEe con
sus productos Z estos OeEtzmenes
que dan ncmbre y valor B los mis-
mos, me permito aacerles I'm llama
miento, en- la seguridad de que sa-
bran correspondsr.
Puerto Rico, 20 de Mayo de 1896.
MGtfGs LedesnsG."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-31

tema neTviosc, J SON nuncio de
vida = salud.
Nuestro compatriosa el Coro.
ne Amor6s, que introduio II gim-
n&stica en- Francia, dice con ests
motive 10 sigulente, que nos evi-
t. mas rszonamientos , comsn
tarios
Es, dice, la ciencia raxonada de
nuestroa movimientos. de aus rela-
clones con nuestros sehtidos, nues-
ira inteligencia, nuestros ssntl.
mlentos, nueetFas cost1mbFes, y el
desarrollo de todas las facultades.
Abraza Ia prActica de todos los
ejercicios, que tienden & hacer al
h0mbFe mas va iente, mas lntr6pl
do, mss inteligente, mas sensibls,
mas fuerte, mas i1dustrioso, mas
diestro, mas vesoz, mas flexible ,
mas Sgil; que le dispone 4 resistiI
& las lntemperies de las estaciones,
. las varlAciones de los climas,
sobrellevar las privsciones y con.
Itrariedades de Ia vida, & veneer lai
dificultAdes, q triunfar de los peli'
lgTos y obstzculos, & prestar, por al
limo, servicios mas se1alados O
Estado 2 & la human,dad.
| "La Deneficepcla y la utilidaC
com6n son el obieto principal dt
Ia gimnasia; la practica de todal
las virtudes sooiales, de los sasriti
clos mas dificiles y mas generoso
son sus medios = ls salud, la pro
Ilongaclon de 10 vida, la mejoFa d.
la especIe humana, el aument0 i
IL fuerEa y de 10 rlqueEa indlvidua
, p6blics, son sus resultados posi-
ltivos."