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STATE BAR ASSOCIATION
In Sesaion at Charieston-A Good Alto nd
nncs of Msmbnrs.

In Session at ChnrlestOn-A Good ATTIC ID
Rncs of M.mbnrs.
specta, Darateh TO The !n.eiIiye,eer.
CHAnLEsroS. W. VA, Feb. 5.-The
State Bar Association mo. in the su-
preme court room at noon to-day, aud
was called to order by its president,
Judge Thomas P. Jacobs, OF New Mar
,insvile, who read the annual address,
his subject being Legal Education"
Senate bill n. relating to the exam /.
inatlon and licensing oil attorneys, was
thoroughly discussed by Hon. ". r.
Hubbard. Col. Robert White, L. ".
Wilson. D. c. Wes,enhaver, J. f. Brown,
c. Wood Daley. J. II. Brown, J. NJ.
Payne and George Z. Price. The sub
ject will be further discussed tomorrow.
Secretary d. g. Wcstenhaverl and
Treasurer W. y. Miller presented their
reports.
lion. J. 3. Somnervillc road an able
paper on Justices Courts which was
discussed by Judge J. 2. Brown.
Judge D. 3. Lucas read paper dis.
cu.sing the advisability OF consli,u.
,ioual convention.
Judge K. L. Barton, OF Winchester.
Va, delivered an address in the hall o.,
the house tonight on tho subject.
Interstate Commerce" l. was au
able effort 'und was listened TO with
much interest.
About ono hundred members are in
attendance and the meeting Is an, i'm.
poetant one. Officers will be elected to.
morrow and At night II banquet will bo
given in Germania hall by the local bar.
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THE SUrT.DUKES TRAGEDY.

a Review Of tho Famous Murder Trial
That Excited Public Attention.
PIrrsBUEGu, Pa, Feb. 3.-The Mutt.
Dukes tragedy which is recalled by the
Kansas killing was the reigning sensa.
ton in Pennsylvania in 1883 and it
gained national notoriety.
Capt. Mutt was the state treasuerer and
NJ. ]. Dukes was member OF the legis.
laturo from Fayette county. Both lived
in Uniontown. Capt. Mutt had n bril-
liant war record. Dukes was an a,tor.
ncy. lie had been paying attention to
Lizzie Mutt, tho captains daughter, and
was engaged to be married to her.
In the spring OF 1883 Dukes. rs an ex.
cuse for breaking the engagement wrote a
letter to Captain Mutt who was in Harris
burg, which was offensive and improper,
rotating to Lizzie. On receipt OF tho
letter Captain Mutt started for home to
investigate tho allegations made in the
lottor. llc wrote to Dukes to meet him,
but instead, Dukes bought a rovolver
and kept out OF the way Of Captain Mutt.
Finally. Captain Mutt went to Dukes
oilico and went there unarmed. The
two were In back room together and
whn: passed between them is only q
matter Of con ecture. Dukes shot and
killed Captain Mutt with revolver he
had bought short time before.
Dukes was tried before Judge Wilson
in Union,own. He set up plea OF self.
defense and was acquitted. Tho court
IN discharging tho jury plainly init
mated that it mad failed to perform its
duty properly. There was general dis
satisfaction over tho verdict
In the meantime young Jim Mutt, rs
he was called. camo homo from the com.
mercial College no had been attending
in New York. He was changed young
man. Tho killing OF his father, tho nc.
quittal OF Dukes and tho asporsions on
tho honor Of his sister caused him to be
much depressed and melancholy. Ho
passed. many slceploss nights.
Dukes continued to 1.-Two in Union.
town, aud frequently passed young
Mutt and mombers Of tho family on the
street. This seemed to disturb aud OK.
citc young Mutt. lie mad0 no threats.
but often recurrcd to tho killing OF his
father and tho acauittal of Dukes. Flo
seemed to think that Dukes treated him
with contempt.
Ono dny he was standing in front OF
tho Unioniown postotlico talking to Il
friend when Dukes passed. Without
saying word Mutt followed him and
fired four shots nt him from revolver.
Threo OF tho bullets struck Dukes and
inflicted fatal wounds Tho fourth
missed him. Mutt was arrested, aud rs
it was found impossible to got Jury
FREQ from pnrtisnn fooling. change OF
venue was made to Allegheny county.
The trial was II most notable one and
excited tho attention VI tho whole
country. A plca Of insanity was made
by tho doicnso. and after n legal battle
lasting ten DAYS Mutt wns acquitted.
Public sentiment was 40 strong In
favor OF tho prisoner that tho llnding oi
tho Jury mot with approval from all OK,
copt the immediate friends of tho Dukes.
Shortly afterwards ho moved to Kansas
aud managou his mothers farm.
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BOND ISSUE DISCUSSED
In n Prolonged Session OF President Glove
lands Cabinet Yesterday.

In n Prolonged Session OF President Glove
lands Cabinet Yesterday.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-The cabinet
was in session to-day from before 10
o'clock until after 2:45. 1t is under
stood that almost the only subject OF
discussion was tho pending bond issue.
Several prominent New York bankers
arc here, among them Mr.. picrpont
Morgan, and while they have not seen
either the President or Mr.. Carlisle, it
Is understood that their views on tho
situation were conveyed to tho Presi-
den. to-day. No authoritative sta.o-
men, oil tho character oil tho cabinet
discussion eau be made, but it is be.
Iieyed that no final action has been do
termined upon. 1t is understood that
negotiations with representatives OF
London bankers arc now in progross
with indications OF au early consum.
nation. There is no longer any expec-
tation OF popular loan TO be placed in
this country. as in that event the OK
perience OF tho last iow months would be
repeated and the gold reserve again dc.
platcl
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D:VEnGENT VIEWS
Expressed in tho House Yesterday on Il
Financial Question.

Expressed in tho Iiorso Yesterday on tho
Financial Question.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 5.-Tho de.
bato on the administration bill to
authorize tho issue OF $500. 900, 900 gold
bonds for tho purpose Of retiring tho
legal Joudcr. and treasury notes began
in tho house to-day nnd continued for
six hours. 1t developed widely diverg-
unt vicws ut tho outset. The silver
Democrats and Populists opposed it out.
right. Some OF tho administration
Democrats, like Hail, OF Missouri, ia-
vorcd substitution on tho lines OF tho
Carlisle bill. while Rosd, tho leader OF
the Republicans, ai,or speech clarg-
ing tho present trouble to tho deficiency
IN tho rcvonuo, introduced IL bill author
izing tho secretary OF tho treasury 10
sell three por cent coin bonds to keep
up tho gold reserve und certificates OF
indebtedness, rcdeomablo at tho pleas.
ure of tho government, to pay current
expenses until the revenues shall equal
tho expenditures. Mr.. Patterson, n
Democrat from Tennessee. on tho con.
trary, favored tho issue OF gold bonds.
The debate under tho five minute rulo,
whom tho bill was opon for amendment.
begins tomorrow,
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CHICAGO, Fob. 3.-Jndge Grosscup to-
day dismissed the charges OF conspira-
cy against Dennis Lark in. John Burke,
Joseph Mcdonald and Frank Dreyer,
co.defendan.s with Debs. This action
was in conformity with the motion of
the attorneys for the defense made yes
terday afternoon. In tho cases of Han
nan and McFeen, the Judge said he
would hold his action in aDeyance until
more OF tho testimony had been heard.
The defense expects to have George
NJ. Pullman on the stand in the morn
ing. An officer with subpoena was
hunting for Mr.. Pullman during the
afternoon but up to this evening had
not found him. .-.
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Ono Of ths Elb,,, Mnu nnr, Found.

LowEsroFr, Fob. 5.-A mail bag
marked mo. l." belonging to tho ship
Elbe, was found of South Void this
morning.
An inquest upon tho remains OF Fried
rich Ernst, of Mardeburg, Prussia, the
drowned passenger OF tho Eibc whose
body was landed here yesterday BY the
fishing smack Vrrena, was opened here
this morning The coroner swore in
special jury and announced his inton-
ton OF travcrsing all the facts in tho
case. The inquest was then adjourned
until February 2G. Tho coroner is COM
munica,ing with all the parties inter-
osted in tho disaster.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The senate to-
day modified its former action on the
Japanese treaty by inserting provision
which will render it impossible to abro.
gate the treaty before 1t goes into effect.
Senator Frye moved reconsideration of
the ratification, and then moved that
the word thereafter" should be in
serted after the date. 1899, when the
treaty takes effect. and the entire clauss
reads that either nation shall have the
right. on one years notice, to abrogate
the treaty
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 5.-Neithor
at tho state department nor ut the navy
department has thore come any word
from China i'll confirmation OF the re-
ported capture by Chinese mob OF
some OF the officers OF the United States
steamer Concord, who accidentally
killed n native while on shooting cx-
podltion. This lack OF an official report
has strengthened the belief OF officials
that the story was either without
foundation or else much exaggerated
the facts,
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WAsnlSGroS. D. C., Fob. 6.-Tho sec.
rotary OF wnr to-day pent to Congress-
m abstract showing tho militia iorco OF
tho country by statcs and territories.
Tho entire force Ia placed at lB,S0D. Of
whom l01, ,3oi arn private, aud non COM
missioned officers, aud 0,501 com.
missioned oiIicer,. Tho unorsanizsd
military torco Of tho country numbers
Q,5S3.eqI.
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No Now Dcve!upmruts,

Cry OF MEXICO, VIA GALVESTON, Fob.
5.-Thcro was no new change in tho
situation to-day and the government
has not given out any information.
While tho city is full OF all kinds OF ri.
mors ms to war. nothing authentic can
bo learned.
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KNOCKED QUIZ.
Tho Scheme to Change Grammars
Voted Down by .ho House.
SPEAKER EDWARDS AND HIS PLAN
To Secure Delay In the Interest OF
Hydes Book Denounced.
Mr.. EVANS'S RRKING CRITICISM

oftho Speakers Course-lntenso In.
forest Taken In tho Announcement
OF the Vote, Which Is Held Back
For Long Whiic-Vnrious Tactics
to Secure Further Dolay-Anothcr
Fight WIN Come Acains. tho Adop.
tiou ofthe Free Trade Text Book on
Civil Government.
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WAsulsGroS, D. c.. Feb. 9Th sem
ate in executive session to-day con.
iirmed tho nomination OF Frederick
Munchmeyer, Of West Virginia, consul
at San Salvador, Salvador.
Emery Jacobs, of Wollsburg, W. Va.
was confirmed as postmnatcr.
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For wCs, Virginia and Western PENNSYLVANIA.
generally lnir; north winds
For Ohio. fair: probably slightly warmer; east
winds
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An IMPORTANT MEASURE.


House bill, s., was advanced to its
third roadiug to-day. l. provides that
prosecuting attorneys shall not be / n the
grand jury rooms while witnesses arc
being in,errogated or while vote ia DO.
ing taken. The fact OF the presence of
the prosecuting attorney in the grand
jury room when an indictment was
found against Van Baker wasa point
used by tho defense in that case and
the supreme court decided his presence
did not inva!idate the Legality OF the
proceedings. Many arc OF the opinion
that the bill is an important one and
should pass.
An amendment was made to house
bill 81, relating to the appointment Of
a state board OF medical examiners,
which was advanced 10 its third reading
in the house to-day. The amendment
provides that one HOMEOPATHIC and one
eclectic physician be on the board which
is to be composed OF eight members,
two from each congressional district, to
be appointed by the governor.
Messrs. Dawson and Silver, who are
here in the interest OF tho Berkeley
Springs improvement. are much on.
couraged by the favorable reception OF
their project. The indications are tha.
the bill will pass. It will put new life
into the springs and make tho spot one
OF the most attractive in tho country.
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MECHANICS LlrS ntLr.

MIR. Smiths mechanics lion law, and
Mr.. Toler's bill, establishing a bureau
OF labor statistics and board Of arbl,ra.
tion. passed tho house without dis
enssion. Messrs. Boggs, Brownllold,
Fleming. Harding, Kestor, Mcdonald,
Pngh, Reynolds, Stapleton and Stuckey
voted against Mr.. Smiths bill. Judge
Fleming, In explaining his vote. said
he favored tho special features OF the
bill and many Of its provisions, but as
ho had failed in securing the adoption
ot what he considered necessary
amendments, ho could not suppor, It.
Mr.. Smith is fully confident that the
measure will pass tho senate.
Owing 10 the absence Of Judge Elem.
ing. who was engaged In committee
work, his resolution, asking that the
report OF tho West Virginia comm,s.
sion. appointed some years ago, loo king
to a settlement Of tho Virginia debt
question, DO printed with the report OF
tho Virginia commissioners, was not
acted on to-day, but was nado special
order Tor 4 o'clock tomorrow. Judge
Fleming desires TO be heard briefly on
the subject, and 1t is understood he will
take the position that We,s Virginia IS
neither legally nor morally liable for
any portion Of tho old states Indebted.
ness
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more commented on than nil o,hcr
things put together that have happorod
In this legislature.
The judiciary committees OF both
houses are actively NJ work on u bill to
reform tho judiciary Of tho aia,u and N
early report Is expected.
Tho sunato session to-day was very
quiet and business like, and tho same IA
trua OF tho afternoon session OF tho
house. 1t ia probable that u night soa.
sion of tho latter body would have boen
held, but for tho fact that tho State Bnr
Association desired tho uso Of tho hall
this evening. -
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rs furnished BY c. sclISErF druggist corner
Market and Fourteenth strceiI
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DLrxr FINALLY YIRLpgp.

Finally said to him that I would
do aa ho liked, bu, he mus. not hur,
my wife. lie wanted mo to sign u ro.
coipt for revolver, but would not,
he gave me six long cartridges and ak
short ones TO put In il, and aftor it was
all done Twas to change tho cartridges.
Then lie told mo TO 60 out Honncpin
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POR UNA KTRADA
Is costurera coptinuaba viniondo todas las
Henanas Breuil


Hemanss 6 Breuil.
Err uoa j4ven de vei-te Il s, ucrena Y
robuet&, IL W, a-'>lo asp:oo, 1;,@> Gna quo sue~
Lon aeylo por 10 ooo2do las gontes dol campo re-
gcrveds, aotiva y laboricso, e25>:endo noa1taner-
se en- gu puesto ain servilisno sin altans:fa.
Llevaba, ce3rno t. he dicho, uno do osos
nombreo que 10 prosu2oidn anelz prcd;g@r entire
los ninoa dc nuastroa p2oF>'oa: Hern1inia.
Despueg de la vista de NJ do Bnrges Her
minia no volvi6 / lleyarme nails oartas, III hao
Ia nenor aIusl6n tampoto aquel asunto.
Sin embargo, IN dia, d mediados de Di-
ciembre, al entrar er nj haotsoi6n en t,usoa dc
una cosa quo necesitaba, enoontfG IN rapel On
el nismo sito dondo habla eacop tcedo los otrc3.
No dude DO Sd pcocedencia.
Era, efeotivamento, nna certs de NJ do
Bargea, 10 oenten1a nads que oftas HneaB, que
quedsron grabadas en- mi o0ras6n:
"Querida Magdalons.
ia negativa dc vuostro padre me ha ate
rrado
''Jiez tanente, no he procedido muy bieD
en mi juveatud: ii 10 niego nj buzoo tampooo
excu 9aa para mis- procedures; Ipero ca eato una
Eaz6n para dudar del poevenir?
"leade e; trlste entrevi&ta da Rreuil, he
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Q. 0.TVNAuO.-JoYnarA PLAZA DE Al

FONSO Xran gutdo de joyas do plata Drlantea
pedras aaas aodelos de gran nov9dad sganes ineongs
FECIADADEs-Bn Keloes de Orc. Plata. Nikel Aoero-
Gafas de oo, aoe Roca Centros
ban6elas Hsorbanias
!mDortacton directa. PrecoS sin oonpetenc1a.
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CE 4 &. AD 4

No So cUGtro con iG dos
los hombres d8 mai cag&cter
adustos y diaI,Ei3antoe. ........
al hcmDre que total sale
es tnutil propouerse
que obedezca: 80 le place.
HaEa NnO, 8 solo & medias,
10 que QuaEais encargarla.
Un segucdG tres ; cuGrtd
hecho a unc 10 eeos tales
es come ei re dos tres
& 10 advq,i.' L. Ia Gale.
que ~ cumll8 nj SO entera,
nj ncs oye nj conpIace.
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e. PARlslENsE.-PELUQUERIAY ?

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ?
Perfumeria cae de la Cruz ndmero u. surtldo &c
neral de 10 meor que en- perfumeria Sc fabrca 81
Francia Alenania, especialidad en- enseres d
barberia. Limpieza servicio inme1oraole. Sc &C
miten abonadOs per meses --Sergto LccsSep~
NO HAY REGLA SIN EXCEPTION
SOnet0
Pas6 vs. la estaci6u de los amoreS
y La edad de los suefios placentera,
pas6 la deljciose prirnavera
y CON ella los frutos y las flores.
Pasaran de la suerSs los favoreS
IS la vida In gentil Qulrera,
ooE1o paGan, cvuzandO por IL esfera,
IrelAmpagos de fuegos brilladores.
Tambi6n pasaron los instantes puroS
en- que ei aEna sus dichas no halo tasa
nj vi6 para su afan diques nj muros;
] Todo al cabo pas6, solo no pasa
una moneda falsa de dos durog
que tengo hace tres meses en- mi case.
| NJ del PoEdcio.
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EnCa Aa I0a saIOnca:

Fro aa L0s e9IOnc5:
E' av3iano marques de R., que no
80 dfstingus por 81 aeao personal, deota
aver & la ooDdesa de b.:
d Ne habla ustsd dc nobleza?.... En-
cuanto mi, pusdo asegurar listed Que
remccto al afio mil doscientos.
-Ahora me- explico las monohas y Ia
oapa do polvo que llega ueted enoina.
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AlmACew " Libroria dc OLYMPIC Ote

ro.-~(P0 ACn) Puart3 Rico,--CLEM *NII.
Sonata -Op 40, 50 c3ntavos s. tnaGa. -
o. 70 | paeo 13 contavos ~-COAON 4 -
Ei OFF ,,5n porc@n0.-Maz1zlka 50 canta-
vos. .-~-Lss s. florita.-Ide27, 50 centavos,-
CAMPANO.-Improntu, peso 13 centa-
vos.
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EL RUEM aUSTO,---Uno de log meio-
mas elegantes saones de Barbera eabecido Puerto
Rico. Prop1etar1o JUAN Direction San Justo 6
admen abonados Hay siempre complete surtdo de par
umerta de las fabrioas mas renombradts senoFes via
Bsrbezfa ell BURN GUsTO.
NER0S,-EL MEJOR DE TODOs EN- CA
LIDAD YPRECIO. Ell RIOJANO DE TRICIo Sc detala Ca
pt Csto Is; don Manuel Rivera San Sebastian 80 Ss
hendas de los seGores Ay6n F. Zamorano Pueta de Tie
segunda Lnea Los oerttdoado5 de orsen ansis de
excelentes oaidos esan disposition del gse vercs
Diciambre 10
En- una tertulia:
Un caballero habla de una canci6n de
moda, muy aplaudida en- los cafes can
tantes.
-Cantela usted-dice la duefia de Ia
casa.
No es possible, sefora; es demasiado
libre.
-Pues, en- ese case, olga usted dnica-
Imente Ia letra.
BOLIVAR AaRUzA Y COMP.-Co-
aERcIAN NTEs IMP0RTADoREs DE PRov1sIoNEs --VENIAS
EAL POR MAYOR.=Agentes de la marca de cigarri-
los eel Pajarito de la fabrca de f0sforos de San
turce, Bolivar .-Hasta 10 de Diciembre 1885,
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BILLETES Dc Il EKTRAGRB!TEREA
De MADRID $50 MIL PESOS, Pa&MIO MA
YOR,-Sa encuentrau de- venta 81 Ia Casa
de Gamble, Dap6ei5o 81 tabacos 2 Efectos
timbradoe f3a S. FILlPPI, Gan Francisco,
esquina San Justo, dric3 aEente en
Puerto Rice de- los c6lebradas oigarrillcs
do la nlsrca VILLAR 7 VILLAR de- Ia
Habana. Sc vend3D 4 un peso pepeletas
de IL LottEia de Madrid. 1914
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131B1roTaoA DIE ssIA CORRESPONDENCE"

B1BLTOTECA DN FT.A CORRESPONDENCE" SO
estado en P@rfa seis somanas, no he erccntra-
do pa8s que 81 baatio.
'Vuelvo mss desa1entado que nunoa me
ea impossible vivr sin veg.
"JSereis tan severa como 81 coronele
"Decfdmelo
"Herminia es ura buena muchccha sabe
CT: ptO CO Grno. Ella me- troe1a la reepueeta que
h. &c decidir de mi euerto
"Os emo no sabre amar & nadio rnae
"Vuestro por tods Ia vida,
"ROBEBTO"
lAy, mi querida Bertal Esta oarta lego en-
el Uon1ento cr1tico, en- Ia hora en- que me morfa
de tedio.
Nj la cooina de Tereza sus vsriadaa reoe-
tas, nj los trabajos dc jonas, suspendidoa du-
raute esta estsci6n rigurosa, nj NADIA bastaba
diatEaerme de mis- neditacionea
Por el momento no respondf.
El tempo era malo; llov1a cazi constante-
meute las praderas estaban convertidss en- la.
goe; EN- 81 jard1n no habia una sola for, los
arboles parec1an mas negros en- medic de los ol-
mos y los platanos desoarnadoa.
Caando estsba en- presancia de mi padre
an le ocoins, Ell lado del fHego, an compahta de
Teresa, que me miraha con oios de compassion,
me oontenfai paTq 90 l. solaaad dq mis- hahita'
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(1) )Garantza1nos
Adernas De los abonos e@peza
el
ddacG
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pAsATIEmPO
eolWci6n n Chara&a &e aver
CAR-LO,T ia

eolWoi6n h ChsraAa &e aver ::
CARLO TIA
r. AGGRDN ANTIHEIsP PETTOA DEL Doc
1oR MoNTEs-Es meor eoansno para oara los herpes
quarles la pcaz6n en el noeSQ d9 aphoSfs L Loei6n
hace dsSapaeoar los bsros eno2ene 4anoss enias De
Do 10 a por EAyo. del koE @EiGeFnesy dGgoaaE1
VENTA Dc FINCA.-se solioita COM
prador para una hnca compuesta de mil cento
ci cuenta cuerdas radicada el barro de la Costa
Jurisdiction de Lajas. Dicha fnca Sc compone de
pastos De hierba de guinea, malojio. gr.me montes
malezas de terra~0S para cultivo de rutos memo
res. Est& cercada po, SaEente, Sad = Potiente con
mayas y paizadas. Tene de MADEIRA, comodas y
espaciosas habitaciones, sufciente alnac6n para
futos todos los utensiios necesaos para labranza
Para nformes diriiirse don Felipe Ramirez Qli'
noens en- San German don Gustavs RamireS en-
@uanica
Costa, Noviembre 90 de 1895. lB-e
or. r, n, PnNTE Z Hy0,-OIRU'
JAROS DENTISTAB.- 1usto 81 &C.
suiua la For&2leza San Juan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-29
Christianity aud Citizenship.

LOWELL, Mass. Nov %. - Governor
Greenhalge addressed the union Thanks
giving services OF the Congregational
churches IN the First church yesterday.
The subject was The Citizen and Thanks
giving" He said, In substance, that n
nation or u commonwealth could find in
the teachings OF the Saviour only the prac-
tical and ever living safety that makes the
bulwarks and foundations Massachu-
sctts has been Christian common
wealth from the beginning, because
civil and religious liberty has been
the keynote from the beginning.
Its institutions arc based on the right OF
education. Her citizens above those OF
any other state have a sacred trust in the
preservation OF her Institutions. Nothing
can prevail against the power OF the soul;
that makes Massachusetts, the greatest
community in the Grid. The maxims OF
the Bible and the teachings of the Saviour
are the best guides 20 political wisdom,
and the solution OF oil doctrines which
confront MS are found in Holy Writ. 1t
Is the duty of every citizen TO be Chris.
tian. and 10 be actively at work as a
Christian