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ENGLAND'S GREAT RECORD.
The Huge Volumes Which Contain the DE
bates of Parliament.

bates of Parliament.
HanSard, in 459 volumes, cannot
DO considered light reading, and tho
lovers of such will not thereby be
attracted to the University of Penn
sylvania, which has como into pos
session of tho series But the tones
contain the debates of tho English
parliament for Il period of S25 years,
going back to tho time of its Saxon
origin, before the days of William
Rufus and tho wars of tho roses.
The historical student will not ex-
pcct StCnOgraphic reports of tho clio
qucnCc of those early times, for the
art of verbatim reporting is quite
modern, but something has been re-
covered which will pass for tho off
cial record, and tho engulfing Han
sarI embraces it all. presenting n con-
tlnulty OF parliamentary discussion
before which even such robust mas
tcrs Of research as Gibbon, Carlyle
and Albertus Magnus might turn
aside in confusion and despair. 1t is
only in recent Years that parliament
tary speeches have been reported
with anything like accuracy. Up to
the close of the last century they
were written out from memory by
tho drudgcs and day laborcrs of lit
| craturc, sometimes men of genius,
| like old sam Johnson, who repro
duccd the speeches of both sides,
taking care that 1.-The Wing dogs
should not get the best of it" and
greatly merding the eloquence of
the discourses which he preserved.
| Shorthand came in with the be-
ginning Of the present century, but
was not Immediately perfected, and
its early parliamentary and other
records have n good deal of guess
work and conjcctural interpolation
in them, not always to the impair
mcnt of the original fabric But for
n long time tho reports of parlia-
| mont, like those Of our own legisla
two chambers, have been of great
accuracy, and they constitute a
body of debate which in the impor-
lance Of the subjects discussed and
tho lines of action radiating there
from have never been equalsd in
the world.
The University of Pennsylvania is
lucky in possessing so raro treas
uro, exceeding i'll bulk the scrolls
in which Manetho. priest of Seben-
MYTHS, preserved the memory of the
Egyptian dynastieS, besides being a
good deal more interesting and i'm
portant. Considering the mass of
literature which these volumes con-
tain, it is rather alarming to prefig-
IRE what our own congressional elo-
quence will amount to in printed bulk
mt the end of the ensuing eight CEN
turtles. The forecast is entirely over
whclming, but tho result, though
not to be precisely defined, is ineyi-
table unless some Cromwell arises to
Shak" down our parliamentary fab
rio and blow it abroad upon the
winds as dust and stubble and some
Omar to burn mp the congressional
and other libraries. In default of
some such measure of limitation
congressional photography will run
into proportions beside which the
serried ranks of Hansard will dwin-
die tonanght and its expanding bulk
constitute a menace to the stability
OF institutions which require such an
amount of talk to keep them going.
New York Advertiser.
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truly, that we heartily appreciates hot only
the CourtCsics extended III, but the fact that
you are tho choicest collection of suckers we
havc met anywhere in our travels Cheerfully
, -, WILLIAM WHITE"
bill, the public is dead wrong.
Who says wore hamfatters? We're
stars, that's what"
"A-haH snccrcd Miss Denver Moll,
after the manner of her sex, address
ing Mr.. Dunn, who sat with her in
tho wincroom of his employers sa-
loon that afternoon, don't feel SO
- smart, do yo? Will go flynn aft
cr female strangers, will We? You
ais a lot o fools. Hear mo? Didn't
| tell yo SOP"
Have another Jolt, Moll," sug-
gcstcd Mr.. Dunn meckly.-Lester
Ketchum i'll San Francisco Chronicle.
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GssEysslEs OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

Judge, A. N. Campbell States A,
torncy, Henry Gilmer County Com,
missioners, Charles l.. Davis, PAU
Henry A. Wallace and J C. PatterSeSSl,
Clerk Circuit Court, Jonathan ME-
Clerk County Court, Chas. Il. RnstsS
Sheriff of the County, David A. Dwron
Surveyor, J. Austin Burr. "''l
JUSTICES.
Le,cisburg District--John Iinnso,,
VIM. A. Jeffries ; Fort Spring. ="
Brown and J. w. Sampson Irish CO..
ner-M. n. humphreys and A. +. John.
son White Sutphur-D. w. Ayres and
Ed. Hines Anthony's Creek-R. w
Coy and w. H. Dunbar Wiiliamsb me-,
j. r. Kincaid and D. G. Rife Me',Jg
otD BluG-Clifton II. Hill and Wm II
Burns; Blue Sulphur. A. Maban
and Thos. j. Flint.
CoNsTABLEs.
Eetois6urg District-Henry HoIIy.
Williamsbtrg--J. III. Eggleston and
w. +. Johnson Blue Sulphur-John
II. Forren; Meddoto Blu6-S. G. Mar.
tin an .. ID: Ruckman; Falling Sprino
d. + McMllllon and J. M. Hefner,
Fort Spring.. (. Barker; Irish (,or,,
E. b. Ayes and
Anrhonv's Creek-W. Ii. Van Buren,.
OvERsEERs OF THE PooR.
Letcisburg District-John Lips; Fort
Sprnty--Campbell M. Lipps RT,,s
Sulphur-A. d. Hanna Irish Corner
y. M. Rodgers Meadoto Blu6-A.
II. McClung; Falling Sprino0John
Pickering Anthony's CreekSM. C.
Beard White Stilphur-J. w. Harper
and WHliamsburq-J. M. Thomasson
ASSESSORS
Lo,oer District-J. Michael Cornell
Upper District-John w. Legg.
SENATE AND HOUSE OF DELEGATES
State Sendte-William Haynes and
Thos. =. Dawes.
HOUSE of Delegdtes--R. d. Erwin
and L. Hickman Jarrett.
County ,,perintendent-W. +. Low
anCe.
COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS.
John w. Arbuckle, Jas. Withrow and
j. M. McWhorter.
NoTARIEs PUBLIC.
w. &. Walton, o. z. Sydenstrlcker
James G. Mcpherson, Samuel II. Aus,
tin, 5. III. Turner, John M. Price.
Levi Claypool, Geo. II. Lewis, Henry
A. Robinson, Samuel r. Patton. John
w. Arbuckle, Perry w. Martin, Chas.
l.. Davis, Albert G Williams, r.
H.. Dennis, James Williams, Henry
Gilmer, Il. A. Sandige, Cyrus S. Larcw.
James G. Mccoy, Washington Wallace,
John I. Harper, VIM. II. Shields, Da,
yid A. Dwyer, f. Z. Hurxthal, John
F. Caring, William E. Nelson,
j. w. Young, George Kirkpat,
rick, M. &. Jamison, r. g. Rodes, l..
J. Williams, A. J. Withrow, b. F.
Harlow, James w. Goodwin, Joel M -.
Harris, Mason Mathews, d. G. Rife,
John A. Baker, Lualzo Rupert, A. G..
Handy, Quin Morton, VIM. II. Burns.
M. n. Humphreys and &. T. Smith.
TIME OF HOLDING COURTS.
Circuit Court convenes as follows ::
Third Tuesday in April, fourth Tues
day in June, and the first Monday in
November.
The Commissioners Court will be
held four times year, viz: On the
irst Monday in January, first Mon
day in April, first Monday in July, and
first Tuesday in October, respec-
lively: The July Court will be the
fiscal term.
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Is. ATes and
inthonp's Creek-W. III. Van Buren
OvERsEERs OF THE PoOR

Letcisburg District-John Lipps; Fort
Spriny--Campbell M. Lipps; RIne
Sulphur-A. d. Hanna Irish Corne.
j. NJ. Rodgers Meado,o Blu6nS
II. McClung; Falling SprinoVJohn
Pickering; Anthony's CreekV,M. G.
Beard; White SGlphur-J. w. Harper
and WillidmsburQ-J. M. Thomasson
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your kindness. And, with his guests
trying to shrink behind each other
as though they We're schoolboys in
steAd of three of the leading citizens
of White Hawk, he led the way up
TO the door.
My sister, gcntlcmeL," he an
nounced. whcI eupon the committee
became more embarrassed than ever,
and Faro stepped heavily on Mike s
foot, causing that gentleman to
writhe in silent agony.
Over in u dark corner, wrapped in
blankets and seated in a big barrel
chair, was the person who had Great
ed the present sensation.
"Sit down, gentlemen, she said
in deep, mclodious contralto voice.
I'm very glad to SEQ you. And
please let mo thank you for your
great kindness to me last night"
Thanks, mum-that is, nom.
We didn' do it-that is, " Numbered
the professor" with shifting eyes,
" 'twan't nothin. Mighty glad, miss,
eff we en- do anything"
"Thank you very much. I can
never forget it, said the melodious
voice from the depths of the chair,
thereby causing the visitors to clear
their Threats and shift their large
feet good deal and to stare at tho
ceiling in an effort to think of some
thing appropriate to say. White
came to their relief, however, with
some remark or other, and presently
Faro managed to make a move to-
ward leaving, which example was
about to be precipitately followed by
the others when the voice asked:
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Two persons on horseback rode
quietly but at good pace toward
tho Mogollon mountains alone about
midnight. Both bubblcd over with
glee.
ooh, Bill, but this WAS the softost
/ ever struck" gurglcd tho smaller
one, leaning over the pommcl of his
saddle in n paroXysm of laughter.
wait TIL you re out of tho woods,
Tommy" remarked the other grim.
ly. 1--WE haven't got away yet. But,
say, it was too blamcSs'unny for any
use. Seven or eight different jays
held mo up on the quiet during the
afternoon, and each and cvcry one
insisted on my taking 20 or so, and
that big Briggs chap! He was Just
bound we should take his cabin. ]
told him we'd move in the morning.
We're moving"
But, say, Bill, what did you say
in the notc?"
"Oh, something about like this:
"aESTIEMEN-Plcasoa accept the assurance Of
my friend Mr.. Smith, tho well known (by an.
other name' fepale ilnpcrsonator, and you;=
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WHITE PINE, HENioGR And OAK
LII MBER.
HARNESS! HARNESS!

g EE the sc. fresh Calicoes Ghamings
- and Percales. J. f.. BELL,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04

Grratben. S6wieseriobn:
2ieber gapa, muB beute in elmer Din.
qelesenbeit Seine 9ilfe in Mnipru6
nebmen, gu tpeibt, oes @eihides @eb.
ielfdle. -" @1pieserpater: aba,
ipobl mieber einise MedIel fdllis!"
-Mnf bem Stanbesamt.
geamter: Sinh sic Der Brdutisam9"
3euse: ,,Nein, i1 nidt!" geamter:
,parbon, i'd badte, tpeil sic aud 10
cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sur S6au tras
gen!"
SEQ uem. 2ieuteiiant: SO.
eben fomme i.b BON ben ShieB-
iibnngen, a1, 1T bas ansreifeno!"
Dame: ,,gln, bas G1ieBen ftene i1
mir lei6t Dor!" 2ieutenant: ,,Sa,
sic! Sic ieBen iib rubis bin unb lai-
len Mnior fur fih f6ieben!"
0artgeiotten. Sotelier
Was bat Der Sremoe geIagt, als Sic
ihm Die 3ecbnung brahten2" Gelli,er:
Sold iinberibdmte Yreiie feien ihm
mod ni6t borgeton,nen; mir tOdren
cine garl3 nieberfrdbtige Nduberbanbe!"
0oteIier: sSDl aIio 9 'idimpIt bat &
nidt2"
WDsbaft. Meltere 9ofette:
,So, ia. ih babe ihon manben no.
imam erlebt!s syunQs sSreunDin: Nbtr
|ostrisst boben iis 1ith IN benen ME!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04

Uomtsilt iptrD RtDer tDrer Wiuttel
ein iuents bslfsn miiifsn", tDiosrfprad
n1ein 5tiefpater. sd bin dnber usar,
gomteNe aber -
sd babe nidts gu t1un fit 2lnne'
Iie{e, es tit aIIss in Oronung," unter'
brad Mama.
rNun, Isbsn sic, liebsr Wolmeper!'
triumpbirte bic Grdfin. nIlfo Ou
fommft nahber nit, aiiden!"
Oas Giien mar beenDet, mir gtngen
in bas tleine 3slt, tpo Der aaffee Be-
rsititanb. Die 9erren msinten, tx
f0nnten bod ben Damen nt4ts Dors
rauden, unb aogsn iih in 5errn Woa'
m1epers baneben liegenbe 5tube 5urld,
r9ringen Sic mir ben Raffee beriiber.
Mnneliefe!" befabl ct.
cesh iteIlte atpsi sefiiflte 9affen uul
einen prdfentirtellsr unb faidte Trisb'
rid bamit binein. Olga Senmann
empfabl iih; iie Tel ettpas angegrif'
fen bon Der NsiIe unb noble ruben,
@te sins nit einem fp0ttifdsn 2d'
heln.
Wir blieben anein in benz bereits
bGmmerigen Haum. Die gomtefIe
fubr fort, bon slei6giiltisen Dinsen
gu reben, Mamu bemiihte iih, bdraui
ein3ugeben, unb einmal in elmer paufe
ergrtff fie bic Sanb Der alten Dame
.cSh banfe eShnen!"
rDu psiBt, 2en'. OH tannit aui
mid re9nsn = periteben thu ih abe1
bieisn Srus nidt."
80, ih nil ipdt.r allss auffldren,
anttportete Mama, vunb -" bunn
peritummte iie unD rt9tete itch fer3ens
grabs In tbrem @tubl empor. Won
nebenan = ber Spreher mubte biAi
an Der Sbiir itsben - tlang es II
beutlicb beriiber, uls tpiirbsn bic Wort,
in bsnIslb 3immer nit uns geipro.
den.
Ser ate Mroensleben 1T ia in Bril-.
lantsn 8erbdltniKen", 1agte msir
@tisfpatsr, netn ftfito ulfo sdnalid
auseeinloHen; 3ebntau1enoMa-t baar
apansistauieno gsi9rieben, 5Ipei Wep'
nate 3tel; t6eile ibm bas NIT, BEN
8ruber 2uftig."
Die Gomte11e 6orhte untpiutiirlif
auf, i6re Nale tparb tpsiB uno iptB
lie fab bic Sbiir an, bann uns. rgs
1T nerttpiirbis helIbOris bier, 2sn',
bemerfte lie tur5. maama mar empor:
seIprunsen, iebte fih absr tpieOer; ein'
fsltIame grresuns lag auf tbrem 9s'
iidt.
rWus fagIt Oua" flang 8ollnepers
@ti1nnte jebt ptsber. nSsufel au9
! i9 bG6ts. Ou t0nnteit 5ufrieoen feir
nit ben 9el6dften, bic Ou mahfi
nit nrinen geloe! Wieip bait 0u
! l1nbequemli6tsiten? Sd bd4te, Or
lebit tpis Elm prin5! Dap 0u Setr
erobes 0erm0sen oerfpielt bait, bafiil
| fam ih bod ni9t, uno i'm iibriger
perbienit Ou senug bur9 Oetne Grpe:
rimente."
rDis Sdlfts, guna esnuu bic Sdlfte
tbeurer Snfel," iagte8rdntpib. nWfeA'
! eiebit Ou mir ni9t, obglei9 t4 unmit.
| felbar ppr Der 8reI4e itebs, tpsnn 'paS
| pailirt!"
SIT bus nidt genug, bic 5dlfte3
Was ion bsnn paIiiren? Oentit Ou
ber alte YGrenrooer tpiro ettpas unter'
nebnten, neil fth Der Sobn, Der 8ru.
ber 2ieberlth, tootseIaoiIen bat
8ilbe Dir ni1ts elm! Oie 8drenrooel
iino ssnus blobseItellt bura Der
| 5pislsrprpceB bes 8ruoeIs bonn Ilten
fte 1dtpeisen ftta."
Ois gomtsfie erbub iia pl0blih.
sd min seben, 4nnelieie", muir
melte lie, bring Oeins Mama IN cit
anberes 3ilnmer! = 2en', iteR auf
| ae6' in Oeine Stube". 1aste lie balb
| laut, Mama an Der S4ulter riit
telnb. 9lsia barauf mar iie psr
| 14punben.
Sd leste msinsn 4rm INN Wama
r8omm, Muma!" rief i4 Gngfflt4: II
| fab 10 fturr uno unbeintli4 nc4 oel
Sbiir briiben.
= r -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04
(5ortisBuns foIst.)
8 ru d I E hi Leg.

Ser alte Derr 8raf mar Elm tpirft.
Ger, in ben peri9ieoenten 2eOensliagsu
mo1lbepanberter 8reis. 81
0on Dem Mueenblide on, ba Grieo-
rid Matbiloe tennen selernt bate, mar
es Inn i'm seIbebeu. Gs mar aber
au6 tpirtlib elm iebr fettes W}ao9en.
Ser Baron ersriii bic Sano oes jurs
gen reisenben Maodens uno lab ibr fur
einise 9lusenblife gang perriidt in bic
NuQen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04

Buriirt. profsiipr: rMuper,
iA bsmtrfe Yhon felt einiger Set Dd6
Gis gar all ibariniitbig tperbsR2 Nir
1teint, es itiht Sit bic Diitel.
Mundsr mann Derliert
bahur9 isineGreiheit, bob erI- &rsies7'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-04
Gebanfenfplitter.

Wobl fludt Der 6tlape ieinem Coos
llnb trd9t fein Sod nit Wiberitreben.
Qlaein, bic tpabre Suebtsnatur
Gann bod ni1t obne peitI9e le5en.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-02
GStafeta
de Ponce

Herbs recibido unos yersos muy cucos del
repaltior de La CorreSpohdenca0 de LA
DEMoC .tOIA Ell San German.
Pideal aguinaldo Ell forma ian agradabie,
que hoanislno le enviamos el nueStro por
corrco, tfn de que apure unas copa8 Ia
salud deestos redactorea.
le combaten siempre en frme
lnIulios y mOnOpollos,
eucont,ndo en STA mission,
por losneral, abrojos,'
III verso ? oa muy bueno, pero es muy
verdad.
Anoche obNui6 Ia redacci6a de la DE-
MoGRAcIA con VA comida en- el Hotel -Uari,10
los distingulAs puertorriqueilos don Jose
Come Brioso, On Manuel T. Rossy y don
G. Barbosa.
A~i-tleron talA6n los senores bril-, Ne
gr6n Sanjurjo, eldzquez Munoz Rivera.
La reunion esgradabilisima, y en- ella
abundaron los goss de irgenio Y las frases
agudas y chispealse se.
Sc habI6 de poliHa, de literature, 6e ar
tes, de todo 10 que loduce encanto y placer
al espiritu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-02

suicidado en- Lemberg un riqufsimo propie
tario, el conde Victor Baworou=ki, ernpa-
rentado con la aristocracia polaca y cOnoci-
do Ell e nundo de las ietra5 por la tslnerada
tradueclon que hizo al polaco de las obras
completas de Byron.
FL condc era varias yeces Millionaire, y til
mania Sc desarrollo en- el pOr las rlqneza,,
que atacado del delrio de grandezas, sc cor
to ell cuello con una navajo al nOtar que no
tenia dinero bastante para comprar ell globo
terreste ser asf ell unico propietario
Is tai e. monarqu sno de los aIemanes y
tai la impression que en- e los ha producido
el Cu2fo II 4gjl' que compusiera Guillermo
ii, que lleyados de su admiration por Il
Emperador o Or otrao causas, los padres de
dlez oietc ninos que acaban de nacer en-
Berlin han decidido b5utiza los con nom
bre de dgir
CuandO el L operator s4 ha enterado
esta resoluci6n ha dispue StO que Sc les en-
treguc todOs los que sean pobre la cana
tllla de recien nacido.
Para pagar los gastos del proceso y la mul
ia que Sc lie La impueato pOr los trlbuna!e3
italiauos al captain frances Romani, Sc ia
alberto EN- MIA una subscription.
La Quota de subscription era de ) c6utlmoa,
y se han recogdO :. 500 frances dOnados por
-. 900 suscritOres, entire los cualeS hguran
intinidad de italiaLo5.
De G3os hay uno que Sc llama Crspi, 10
mismo que el primer miDistrO del Rey Hum
bertO, I'll cual aparece suscripto por la su-
ma lie - CGntimOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-02

Entire los numerosos ca5os de euracioncs
becuas con Il "HerpetIna de Torregrosa
igara Ell de IN herpe lie doce amos, curado
rad ,uente por el doctor Rodriguez Ca3-
olo, reputado faculGatiTo de san Sebastian,
cor solo =eis frascos del refcrido medica-
maftto, La i1erpetina lie Torregrosa". es
n yerdadero especffico contra n diatesis
heraetica, Sc usa al propio tempo con la
: Loeion aotlherpetica de Torregrosa. la
cus,I no so1amenfe oalma las rritacionas '
{! picor hei p6tico sino que con su Hso t6pi-
60 desapareeen las manchas barros pecas
d. Ia cara. s,aiicltense ambos medieauentos
en- tot1as las BoticaS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-02
una cOmida dlplomatica

Eu una conida diplomatica:
olga usted, joven. iqui6n es esa especie
de cerdo con patti as blancas que esta al ex-
tremo de la mesa2
Is el embaiador de Suiza, padre del CO.
chlnlilo que tiene el honor de hablar con su
eXcelencia.
Eehan en- cara un individuo su caractcr
pendenciero.
Es yerdad contesta el interesado EN-
cuaHto uno me mira con alre provocador,
me pOngo inmediatamente sus ordenes.
-. Lo mismo que yo-exclama una Sc
iIola cue ola Ia couyersaciGn.
-
Este mundo eS el camino
Para el otro, que es norada
oin peoar;
Mas cumple tener buen tino.
Para andar esta jornada
Slu errar.
Partmoo cuando nacemos.
Andamos cuande vivimos,
\ allegamos
II tempo que fenecemCs:
Asi que, cuando moripos,
DescanSamos.
Jorge Jfdnrtque.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-02
|. Chard6n y Comp.

Sc HAGEN PRESTAMOS baos tipos deinto'ts seg1ln
sobre Muebes cab1erfas banes
prendas de galor que pasen do 800
Sc EENDEN padas de RON VI EJ O de
de dez Do veiez 30 40 boaa g4rantjzado
BRAN DY france S. CHESTAND Y c. re detalla
10 botela por GAIA -. 30 orecio de
\ Sc VENDEN toda clase de prendas obstos
! a 3 V. p. Ponce Dcembre 10 de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-02
CarteYa
Gle la Isia,

Ha Ilegado 4 la Capital, q di,tinguido
abogado puertorr1queTIo don Jos6 Maria Fl
guoras, abogado fiscal De IA Audiencia de
santiago de Cuba.
En- el Yapor del q marcha-a & 81 dcstIno.
acompanado de ST aprecisbIa famiiia.
In q Gobierno General - recibi6 aver Ell
slguienta cablegrama;
Sc prorrogan d"~,le q primern lie Euero
Il ''modds yivendi' con Austria, HuBgria,
Francia, Itnia. Gran Bretana : Irian7a
Btlgica, Russia Capada. Por correo. ms
trucciones mas detalles,
lie ha sido admitIda Ia renuncia de Su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-02
II h.. Luis Munoz River;
S A l. L ID
Ven. y q. H.

Enterado este Taller de las fr;tses inj orio
sas que contra nucstro O.. h.. / is Clan
chini, sc han vertido en- un cOmunicado in
sert en- eI ulimerO 951 de In Dem0crGcid,
''acord6 Sc hiciese prosecute a las Logjas de
nue. ira iurisdic ion, el buen concepto que
nos merece dicho Il Ia. inexactitud de
los hechos que SO lie imputan; a fin de que
obrando en- conocimiento de aquellos, quede
on stlugar ell referido H.. Cianchini quien,
por sus mGritos, acaba de ser eleyado al
5uesto de %. Nigilante de esta LogIa
| ! ucordado a5i mlsmo que ell expresadO
suerdo Sc haga ptibIico Ell ell peri6dlco de
cbiroslo con tai objeto, saludandoos fra
tenamento en- Yauco primero de Enero
dd S95 FL ". NJ, MANUm MEGA
Id an selIo.
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sEntereSante!

Ia Il eetab' ecimieuto del q,le suscribe
recientementa efJruaado sito en- la calle
ie Label, esquina Leon. SO acaba de reci-
Dir IN extenso variado surt'do en- cops4r.
vas aiment.cias, lico O. hooa, turrones, dul-
ces, areites fnos otros srtfcnlos, &. IL
propios para los dias de pascuas aflo nue.
vo. complace en- ofrecerio sus hume
ro os parroquisnos al pnoico en- general,
IN Is -egnridad de dejar satir fechos todos
los que visiten el est blecimentp
Tanb s hs rec i7ido rna gran part Ia del
rnsg ihco Ron. Lambogia, de Guayama,
one detalla por botellas al precio de- Gin
cne- ia centavos.
Ula vista, pues, al establecimien.o We
rsn coor-obora 10 que os cf ece
H.'arto R1ngel
Ponce, Dbre. Is de 1894. ltn.-3v.
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i'ssdc IL las otcinas del cable coblar.n
q. - Pc! id2 q prenI.o sobre e yalor en- orc
anefiean| sie los de pachos intern conales,
que 50 pagu IN con plata .aejicana
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BNELA SUPERIOR
DE NINAS, DE PONCE

tlle de Ia Villa n,tm 5
Condla alberta Ia matrioula en-
este Ce-o de Ensenanza.
AdemN de las 'asignaturss CORES
pondient,el grado superior, las nj
mas que l1eseen podran dedicarse
al estudloee la mdsics, dibuio &
idlomas oala direction do profeso
res competeAs.
Ponce, Ndsmbre de 1894
Professors,
3 vps FTaaos Il, Aide de Laeasa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-02
COcEaes

Pos once pesos SO puede hacsr @ vihje de
Ponce Ia CAPITAL vice vsroa
En los Precios Fios de esta loealidad y
en- la Bayamoress de San Juan de Puerto
Rico, expi1en los correspondentes bilIetes,
daran informes.
Tambien fetan coches eleg&n como
dos precios conven.ionales.
Ponce v Noviar hra dA 14lIS p
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1hidUdifre.
ANTE UN CUADRO
de i0 notad'e inspiradtsinta pintora CANA
gVeyaita, senorita Angeles 4dam


gNeyalta, sei0rita AHgeles 1duin
Esas flores, que ell pincel
De Angeles hace brotar
DE una manera tan hel,
Al lienzo pueden Sobrar
PaeS que faltan al yergel.
Is la Illusion prodigiosa -.
We'd esa temprana arosa,
Que perfume casi adquierc
Cua:4Io el sol con luz radiosa,
Sus blancos petalos here.
Salplcada de rOcio
iQue Hor, Ell Ell praderio,
Mas bella ell c6firo agita?
La prendiera ioh desvario,
A un ojal de mi levita
Otra mejor no quisiera,
Otra meJor no anhelara
Que para mi So entreabrera,
Que Ell mi ventura Sc irguiera
que mi tumba adornarai
Tu que ostentas en- la frente,
Gallarda nina inocente,
Del genio los resplandores;
III que est continuamente
Dando vida tantas flores;
FL que al nacer, en- la cuna
'Haliaste, nina discreta,
Que te ofrecio Ia Fortuna
Con unos pinceies, una
Incompatible paleta;
III que gOzas Ell traZar
Retratos de tus hermanas;
Que no otra cosa es copiar
Las flores que a perfumar
Comienzan, frescas y ufanas
E5cucha, y que no te asombre
III ruego, nina hechioera,
Angeles, Gambia tn nombre.
No es mas natural cue ell hombre
Te apellide primavera2A
JttstO ./Os6 CfrCteaoS.