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Middletown transcript., 1895-01-26
COULD HARDLY BREATHE
Catarrh of the Nose, Throat and Stom-
ach-Life Made Miserable by Head
aches pafu and COuph

Catarrh of the Nose, Throat and Stom-
acll-Life Made Miserable by Head
aches. Pain and Cough.
Ida McCandless, No 1870 South Thirty
fifth street, Philadelphia, in conservation
with reporter, said 4 had very bad
case of catarrh of the nose, throat and stom-
ach, with frequent headaches, paiu under
the shoulder blades and a horrible cough.
l was advised to try Munyon's Catarrh Cure.
| am happy to say that from the beginning
| felt relieved and continued to grow better
until now l am entirely well. l am so
thankful that this remarkable remedy was
ever discovered, and hope Others will take
advantage of my experience.
Have you Catarrh? Are you willing to
investigate treatment that cures Catarrh
by removing the cause? If SO ask your
druggist for 25c. bottle of Munyon's Ca
tarrh Cure and 25c. bottle Of Catarrh
Tablets. The Catarrh Cure will eradicate
the disease from the system, and the Tab
lets will cleanse and heal the afflicted parts
and restore them to a natural and healthful
condition.
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedy
Company, of Philadelphia, put up specifics
for hearty every disease, which are sold by
all druggists, mostly for 25c. bottle.
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"AND WILLIAM DID.
HENRY W. BRYAN.

The light burns low in the parlor,
Casting rich mellow glow around,
Spinning filmy webs of golden
From her hair of sunny brown.
What a subject for the dream of a poet,
With those elfish deep blue eyes
Eyes for a moment SO innocent
And again SO mischievously wise.
Well, how could one resist the temptation?
Thought he as he gazed fondly down,
Drawing closer the fiuttering figure,
With its picturesque old-fashioned gown
The old clock ticked along in the hallway,
Keeping time with their thoughts apace,
Slyly watching through his fingers theil
movements,
With his hands spread out o'er his face.
Marjorie" came the soft low whisper,
In a tone like mandolin's sigh,
"If were to ask in French, May kiss you,
Now what would you say in reply?"
She bushes for an instant and falters,
Only two French words she knew,
Looking up In the kind face bend o'er her,
She sweetly replies, "Billet doux."
u. of P. News.
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Middletown transcript., 1895-01-26

Dyspepsia seldom causes death, but
permits it's victims to live on in misery.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia
and all stOmache troubles.
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CORNER OF SMILES.
A Nightly Episode.
Crispy air,

A Nightly Episode.
Crispy air,
Lovely night;
Twinkling stars,
Spirits bright.
Bashful man,
Timid maid;
Both in love.
Half afraid
Bob-tail nag,
Shining snow;
"Git along"
Away they go.
Narrow Sled,
Cozy rug;
"Nice" she said,
Little hug.
Coming back,
Laughing moon;
Yum yum-smack!
Wedding soon.
New York Evenin
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RELIGIOUS TOPICS.

A CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR HOSPITAL
A very practical and praisewortby
work is that just completed by the
Christian Endeavor Socie ties, of Sag
nav, Mich, whose members evidently
believe in taking care of the body as
well as the soul. They have established
a Christian Endeavor Hospital, the
need of which grew out of the lack of
accommodations for patrons during a
recent contagious epidemic in the city.
Of course the hospital is not an enor-
nous concern, yet relatively it repre-
sents great labor and sacrifice on the
part of the promoters. 1t is a cozy
little building 40x4S feet, with an add
tioa "a feet square. 1t has four wards,
each with two cots, and other addi-
tional rooms. The entire cost was
$3.50.
CHURCH VS.. SALOON.
Bishop Vincent, in speaking recently
upon "The Church as a Social lnstilu-
tion," said "Our young people pass
along our streets at night and behold
tie theatres, saloons and many shops
ablaze with light. They do not pause
at the doors our churches. And why?
Because they are closed, cold and
dreary-looking. tell you it is a great
mistake. Let our churches be open 365
days in the year. Let there be no vaca-
tions. Then our young people will go
the charches an dnot to other places.
DAVID sWING's SUCCESSOR.
At last the Central Church of Chi
cago has called pastor to the pulpit
made vacant by the death of Prof.
Swing. He is the Rev. N. d. Hills,
d. d., of Evanston, Iii. DR.. Hills is
still a young man, being but thirty-siX
years of age, and is well fitted for that
peculiar work. He is broad-minded
and liberal, and of noble character
always devoted to his duty. lie | g.
longs to the most liberal branch of
the Presby telian Chuch, and, being
Western man, has the advantage If
the people among whom he
will live and toll. His vivid and pic
turesque oratoly will doubtless draw
to him large congregations. DR..
Hills has no idea of leading tie Cen
Lra Church back to the Presby tarian |
fold, but will continue in tie indepen-
lence inherited from David Swing.
MISSIONS A FAILURE.
A most spirited and bitter discus
sion appears in the December Forum,
foicing the sentiments Of two mission
aries in India. The one is Purushotam
Rao Telang, a Brahmin, who writes
on Christian missions.
His antagonist is Bishop j. NJ. The
)urn, the leader of Methodist mission
n India, who takes up his cudgel and
gives us good as is sent. The point of
is the sham Of the whole
cause. The first writer
declares that the missionary with his
b100 a month salary lives equal to a
$1,000 income in this county. He keeps
lis horses, five or six strvaIt', and en-
oys a life of luxury and Incidence.
The Bishop says that the six servants
here cannot do the wolk of one
American domestic. Mr.. Telang in
inuates that the missionary's work
consists of loafing in the morning,
ding in the afternoon and lOunging
n the evening, with an hour or so
pent in street preaching at a neigbor-
ng town.
The Bishop replies by saying that
his picture is mere ca: feature, mot
must suppose-to be
AIKEN seriously" As to work, a mis-
lonary must care for "a score, hun
lred, or perhaps Eve hundred families"
'eside his own.
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For sick stomachand all other
conditions resulting from con
stipation, go by the book Oh
Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills a5c. AT
drugstores; or write to B F
Allen Co. 365 Canal St New
York.
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To Enjoy Life

To Enjoy Life
the physical machine must be in good
running order. A little care-the use
of Ripans Tabules will give you every
morning The feeling that you are "glad
to be alive"
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She tat 1856 P. M.)-Really, Pm
afraid the lamp is going out.
He Let me light the gas.
She-Ob, no, thank you'll think,
if you don't mind, that you'd better
follow the lamps example.
And h.. went.
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MONEY UNEMPLOYED or waiting invest
ment can be made to earn you Interest if de-
posted with this company.
INTEREST PAID on deposits of money as
follows. 2 per cent. on deposits payable on de-
mand, by check, same as banks; ~ per cent.
on deposits payable after 10 days notice; per
cent. on deposits payable after 80 days notice.
Special rates for large sums to remain for a
year or longer.
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the accounts
of Ladies, also to those of Executors, Admin
istrators, Trustees, Guardians, and Receivers.
The Company acts by authority of law as
Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Receiver
and Agent, and executes trusts of every des-
cription.
Correspondence solicited and full informa-
tion furnished concerning any branch of the
Company's business. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Send for pamphlet.
BENZ. NIELDS, JAS. B. CLARKSON.
President. Treas & Sec
w. Z. BANCROFT, JOHN S. ROSSELL,
Vice-Pres. Trust Officer.
Benjamin Nields, Jos. II. Chandler, NJ D.
Philip Plunkett, ]. Davis Sisler,
James A. Hart William NJ. Field,
Henry +. Dure, Charles E. Fritz,
VIM. L. Bancroft, Archibald A. Capelle,
VIM. ]. McClary, VIM. r. Brinckle,
John r. Tatum, Samuel G. Simmons,
John Filling. mayl-ly
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Professional.
DR.. T. H. Gilpin Dr.. J. O. Sites
SURGEON DENgISFS

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omce OF twenty years standing; will con-
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All operations pertaining to the teeth and
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ful attention at moderate charges.
Our specially is the saving and preserving
OF the teeth not the indiscriminate extrac-
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Teeth Extracted Painlessly by the New
Process without extra charge.
This Anaesthetic has been carefully pre-
pared by the Dickson Anaesthetic Manufac-
turing Company.
To say that our office has the sole right
for the use of the New Process would be
misleading and deceptive.
Why-The Dental Society sometime since
for the public safety has the much named
preparation analyzed at the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy proving that it was
being falsely represented to the public by
men who gave it names that were mislead-
ing. The analysis showing that Cocaine is
the essential property.
Consequently it is free to the world and
anybody may use it by the simple purchase
OF the mixture at a nominal price-Teeth
also Extracted by
NITROUS OXIDE GAS
The recent reduction of dental Mater;el
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A Diagnosis.

If marriage is failure, as the critics oft have
said,
And the wedding-bell but tolls Loves elegy;
If marriage is failure, and love SO soon is
dead,
A clear case of heart-failure it must be.
Puck.
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He (pompously Yes, We are de-
scended from one of the oldest families
in England. One of my ancestors was
beheaded for his devotion to the r yal-
lists.
She-Ah, now seel 1t is by sort
family Inheritance that you lose your
head so often.
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Her,
......Nine Lives

IE star reader had
written in Roses
horoscope You
we're born for hair
breadth escapes.
You Sc e m t.
have nine lives.
like a cat. You
are likely to en-
counter serious
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AGreat Battle

Is continually going on in the human
system. The demon Of impure blood
strives to gain victory over the consti-
tuition, to ruin health, to drag victims
to the grave. Hood IS Sarsaparilla is the
weapon with which to defend ones
self, drive the desperate enemy from
the field, and restore bodily health for
many years.
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sickness,
indigestion and billiOusness. 25c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04
/ q DeIIlocracia

de l867;.y desde entonces, 81 bien Ia ma
yor parte de los autonomietas Sc reclu-
yeron su hogar, para no ser victimas
de las infamias de los sicarios del gene
raj Palaclo, slempre que Sc trato de IT
la luoha legal de los eomieios, Sc les yio
en- el puesto que el honor Y el deber les
sefaiaban.
Despu6s de aqueiios hecbos, ell elemen-
TO autonoH,ista de Ponce volvi6 la lu-
cha, sacando por dos seces tTiunfante la
cardidatura de don Miguel Moya. !
los incondicionales pudieron conyencer
81 que nj las draconadas del general Pa
lacio, nj todas Las infalnias fraguadas
por Ia intransigencia conserVadora, son
sufcientes matar en- este pueblo el es-
piritu liberal, que pal pita en- todos los
peci'Os Y penetra en- todos los hOgares.
Podran los hombres que siempre figu-
raron aqui Ia cabeza del mo, imieIlto
liberal estar retraidos, como retrafdo ea-
ia el partido; pero 81 llegase un monen-
TO de lucha, IN momento en que fuese
precise salvar la digni.,ai el prestigio
de este pueblo, no duden nuestros ad-
versarios que esos holnbres, V los liberia
| les todos de Ponce, acudirfan en- Tlasa 4
disputarle M triunfo que sielnpre ha sido
nuestro; que para esos casos este pueblo
! no necesita mas direction que Ia voz DC
su propia conciencia.
Hoy estalnos Sin Conitt, paedc d
cirse que stu li5ciplina; pues bien; 81
| .nailana decidiese Ponce ir d la lucha
electoral con candidates propios, 10 du-
den lbs conseryadores que, sin Comite Y
sin discipline, este pueblo ira los co
| fnlcios y sacarI2 triunfaate sus caadi-
| dafos.
No in,p3rta qae Los halIepos lnuy Ie-
jos dtl antigua entnsiaslno poiitlco; las
IL justicias lie los gob;ernos por un 1ado
y nuestras propias di>idenci2s por otro,
nos han debiitado bastante, pero no
hasta el extreme dc naber matado tuda
esperanza-
El espiritu liberal no puede norir en-
| Puerto-Rlco, y lnientras una idea vlye
! y palpita en- el coraz6n de IN pueblo, 10
puede t1otar vagamente por el espacio;
tiene que encarnarse en- un partido.
El partdo autonomista Ell Ponce, q
quien nuestros adversarios iuzgan muer-
to, atendiendo solamente que carece-
mos de Comite, llamado esta realizar
grandes campai1as obtener valiosos
triunfos, ST todos los que en- sus tilas for
mamos nos disponemos a cumplir estrlc-
tamente con los deberes que la pol1tica
nos impone.
Con Comite sin Comit6,lo los autono-
mistas de Ponce sabrau, cuando lIegue
el case, levantar la bandera de sus idea
les, que siempre Hoto yictoriosa en- sus
manos.
MARIANA ABRIL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04
U0TTCIAS uACI0N ALBS

Madrid, Diciembre 2O-Dice FL Ia
beroI one Sc hallan momentancamente
suspcndidos los trabaios para llegar. a
una transaction en- los asuntos de Cuba,
a consecuencia de que el lninistro de I l.
tramar Sc preocupa mucho de las recla-
maciones del Goblerno de los Estad0s-
Jnidos s0bre Cuba y Puerto Rico.
Iden, idem, ieiefn-IIn la session de
hoy del Congreso tolnara parte en- 81 de-
bate eI ST. Romero Robltdo, quien sc
propone arrancar deeiaraclone8 al senior
Canaleias acerca de la question arance-
laria Y del proyecto de reformas admi-
nistrativas para las Antillas
. Idem, idem, iIcm- Los diputados
autonomistas han celebrado una reu-
Mon, acordando intervenir en- Ell debate
politico, 81 Sc trata Ell 81 del proyecto
de reorganization administrative para
las Antillas, pidiendo la pronta discu-
sion del mismo.
TambiGa acordaron que Il sci 1r Te-
rry ipterr, le mailana al mlnistro De i
trafnar sUbre las reclamaClonts del 90
bierno dc los E>tados Unidos.
ltiem, i,lem, 2l.-Ln la session cele-
brada ho, en el Congreso, los diput2d25
ic tuIO!t tOHSttIiClOHdi I'iCSttl Odi otl I'LL
PROPOSE, ion de ley para que Sc supriman
los derechos de carga y descaTga y el
impucsto lie diez y cinco centavos que
satisfacen los azncares mieles.
Fu6 tomada en- consideration Y Sc
acordo que pasara la Comision de pre-
supuestOs de Cuba.
Et debate que Sc promovio con este
motivo fuG muy ani.nado, habi9udose
adhe rido a la referida proposition el Sc
nor Terry, nonlbre de los diputados
autonomistas, manifestal 40 que, aunque
10 pedido eli la citada proposition no
salyara la situacion de la industra azu-
carera Ell la iela de Cuba, algo la ali
viara
Ei senor Amblard apoy6 tambiGn ia
prosici6n de ley y dijo que, como para
llegar 4 la resolution que Sc desea, tiene
que transcurrir algdn tempo 81 Sc 81
guen los tramites reglamentarios Y la
situaci6n de Cuba es precaEia y no adj
mite espera, rogaba al se10r M,nistro de
Ultramar que usasc de la autorizaciou
contenida eli los presupuestos de la isla
De Cuba como Iemedio urgtnte Y nece-
sario, fin de aliyiar Ia iudustria azu-
carera de dicha isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04

necesario echar mano de los coEsumos
para hi. elar los lfeeuruest"s munlrlpa-
le-, V contll an eublcntio por Ios der
oho. QUE, como coustcutncIa de a4tieila
rurtura, han ,ieRido eKgirs' por "ues-
tras aduanas la produ,Ul6u alnericana.
Y Va no es 1 ,aso de decir que tan
an6mala como Dreraria eitoacI6n afecta
determinado raino lie ID IA 'lica II
qutza. No. So intnensa pesadumbre g
a todos nos al runla deaie e capital,~tt :
que roba horas al eueilu para caVliar so
mo han dc resolverse ,s,B cOnh ,ctoS en
el porvenir, ha5ta Il Gitlmo brac, 70 que,
ein aber por que, ,6 reducirse oada VIZ
mas, en- cautidad, "a cotidlano aIlmento.
E-a es, grandes rasgos trazada, nues-
ira situaci6n y este es 81 rnonento his
t6rico en- que viene la vida I'll C7'eslttO
q Ahorro Poncel1o.
La.iutensidad de los males que nos
aquejan, el peso abrumador de los pro
bienas cuya resoIuci6n Sc impOne cada
yez mas, hacen las actuales circuns-
tancias POGO favorables ia animaci6n
al entusiasmo. Y como 6otos no Sc
forian al acaeo, sino que brotan por alb
soluta espontaneidad, entre Il coIto es-
pacio de tempo que ha medlado entire
la aparici6u del proyeoto de fundar esa
Sociedad su creaUi6u, ante el favor
con que ei pGbllco la III acojIdo, ante Ia
rapi,tez con que 80 han cubielto sus ac-
cioues Y ante eI inteIes Ell eGip peno por
tolos demoatrado de lievara cuanto an
tes & complcta realidad, precisa mani
testar que, 8 NADIA signihca el CraaH0 y
1h0rr0 PU1Scej1o, signliica que brota
en el paf-, robusto, ei principle de Ia So
lidaridad, como lnequivoca rcsultante
de nccesldades por todos tan yerdade-
ramente apreciadas comotiyamente sen
tidas; en- In vida de las organsIn0s
sociales Ia solidaridad es 10 que en- el
mundo de Ia materia la cohesion. Ner-
ced Gsta ell mineral agrupa sus mole
culas, las estrecha, las funde, digamoslo
asi, forma un todo suhclentemente
fuerte para oponer resstencia q Ia ac-
ci6n mecanica de otros elementos; mer-
ced aquella, las sociedades aunan vo-
luntades, suman esfuerzos y, en- la lucha
por la existencia, 81 no alcabzan Ell trlun-
60, luchan y no perecen.
Sentado, pues, que el Crtdit0 q 11ho-
rro ponceHO8 signltica la aparici6n en- la
vida econ6mico-social del pals de un
principle de solidaridad que Sc impone,
como hijo de apremiant1simas necesida-
des, V hacienda constar, de paso, GUAM
to importa que ese sontimiento de soh-
daridad SO robustezca vigorice entire
nuestras capas sociaIes para que estas,
fiando en- la union, busquen en- la union,
que centuplica las fuerzas, los medios
de cumpllr menos trabajosamente los
altos fines de la vida, vamos a ocupar-
nos dc la manera y forma como va a
tsaducir en- realldad los prop6sitoa que
infornlan su aparici6n, y trataremos de
medir el campo en que, en- mas 8 en- mo
nos Iejano dfa, ha de ejercer con su ac-
tividad, bienhechora iihuencia.
BALDoMERo SAN ANToNro.
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TN 4 BIBL[0TECA
EN- Uu A EST TATUA

Sc sabe one Il o8tatua De Enrique " So
bre el Pucnte NuevO sc ha hechO; l.. Con
el bronco del Napoleon de Chandet), que
los a!iados 70 los realstas, no pudiendo
arraic rio de Ia columna Vendome, hcieron
aserrar por los tobillos, descendi6ndolos al
ayuda de una grua; % Con el bronco de
una cstatua de DesaiX de DejouX J; 80 Con
q bronze del Napoleon romano que deberia
soportar Ia coIumna de Boonia de los ba-
JOS relieves.
Por 10 demas, esta estatua es una biblo-
teca de cscritos bonapartistas orleanistas,
ropublicaDos, cscritos de 1914 1918
lie RoppeL de PaIfS, publica, en- eject, Ia
carla siguiente, escrita en- 1881, por Mesnil,
artjsta de taento, que hlbia sido encarga o
del elado aiuete dc la estatua eXpresada
La eStatJla de Napoleon, que adornaba
la cclumna de la plaza dc Vendome, ha sido
depostada en- un taller de Ia fera Saint-Lqu-
rent (fundici6n real, donde fue hecha por
Tarlof Gonon, Ia cabeza de IL estatua de
Enrique "; el caballo el tronco fuerou co
locadoS por Piggioni en- IL fundici6n de Rou-
lc). dondc la ha guardado durante varos
amos, contrayiniendo Ia orden ql3 tenia re-
cibida de rOmperla.y de>truirla por complete.
Esta orden debio ejecutarse cuan o CO.
menz6se ocupar de la estatua ecuestre de
Enrique ".
EntonccS fue encargado del arreglo del ca
balln, del ciseado de la colocacion d esta
estatua, ha sido ell ejccut Tornado de la
mcdida de que 50 trat1.
Los re tos del Napoleon sifvieron para la
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PEKPII, Dill Dill
Els IkIIU LIB aRAL

Tn reri61ioo Unconditional imagina
qua % Ponce ha 'auerto y tosia idea DE-
patrioti4rno tol, esn(r,ta de Iibertad,
pr, sol, h-' ho IL qne todavf4 no S.
hs constitnflo coinit6 autononista en-
eSta ciudad.
Siempre fueron xincondirionales da
dos 4 haoerse iln~iones respocto la
mucrte he pu-stro rartldo, s!-npre
fueron derrota.Ios en- este Ponce que, hoy
como aver, jn2gan lniembro paraIltico Do
la col4ctividad
No nos detendri4mos refutar vulga-
ridades tan repetidas, 81 era prensa
no circulase fuera del pals, y 81 no sc
tratase de Ponce, que eli TODD tiompo ha
sido el mas frrno batuarte de las ideas
liberales. Pnr haber sido Ponce el tea
tro de nuestras grandes luchas, con 81 sc
ha ensanado siempre la reacci6n guher
nameutai Y Ia intransigenoia de nuestros
adversarios.
Para matar aqui todas las energfas Y
entusiasmos, fragu6se el infamo complot
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-04
EcOs de Cuba

''Puedo asegurar uSted que Canovas
haia ruda guerra la D,rut4ci6n 1nica,
por4ue entire ia~ f f.culta.tes que hahfan
de c"nced6rselr ii isurarfA el arrego de
Ia d.uda, ut, q sahe que q J home
rO Il ,bleio eon ac,;iuni>tas ie la C"l"-
nial, que e>ta reA!izanlo graldes ( tuan-
clae costa IL Cuba"
E~e e~ rtrr fo lie uua ca rta escrita no
ha nrucho en Madrid, Y puLllcado 20,
un perl6dico de Cierfdrg.,..
La Colonial que en- 81 se cita es uu
Banco que perclbe los inter,~es 10 h
deula cnbana, engGllrndo, por ese con
cepto, 33 900 pesos diarios.
He ahi por que Canovas Sc irrta con
ira las reforma-, y r 'nero Il ,blydp sc
retuerce como uu energ1neno Ell 81 par
lamento esptn"l.
\ he aquf como la vida de un pueblo
est6 subordinate al bosillo al e~s6ma-
go de estos patriotas mas menos aco-
rnodaticios, que todo 10 posponen a la
exigeucias de sus negocios personaIes
La misna historic de las r-pdblica.
sud americans, tan vejadas, sin enbar-
go, por cuantos viveu de expedientes
semejantes.
Con Ia diferencia de que Espana es va
IN pueblo antique y los otros son pue-
bios de aver.
En presencia de este, 81 es verilico 10
que dice ell escrito copiado, hay para es-
perar sentados las tales refornas.