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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-06
Los iafrnseratos pagdacos caywi;anos

con- e9crcscso es: este t,sudad,
Certi6ear.: cue hssa comp-obado ya o. La
p5 actica Official, "a en Is l.a t;culsr, duvsnte
d. !. Ia ofie=eia ineont-asf.shle del virus
yacano F,rs.o.e;snts lo4 Institute dc Vaoa-
naei6n de don Santiago Seijo instalado en-
Arecito bajo 81 Observation-Disclosures que di-
che sencr Seiic despass De un concienzudo
v deteni5o eetud;o ha conssgnido perfec-
cianar 81 c.9el 0e los lLszitatos Europeos
de su fndole. eli cnlti7o ds aquel virus pro-
flscu;co de Ia viruela hasta 81 extreme ed
poder asegurar y afrnaar los que s,1scrioeu,
one en- eaEa pohise'Sn la prod tan fe-
ices reets>s In ohtenido tar hsonjete !,
at 3fsats,~4.. nfiiert4 exito. ana ae han
..sr->s7, .-.,r -ss.t.lss rrot.a eacidn el
-xter.s.it,i<. j, Ia ~sr:1 IA cue aterrssrfzaba y
d;ez.1s5.e 4-ss ,.s,f 81, on dssda hace dlez 7
ooho rnesss. No vsAoilaado por etee los in
frasoritos sn pubiicar--no tan solo por ne
dio de- IL presente sino Jue Ssrunieu por ls
p-ansa oeri3dica. del pals eeeesarlo-
cue la .irfa va~.rra extraida ds Ia terre- q
del precitadc .ss1isqtso g. superior : prefs-
r.aIe tosias lat 58tnas rsadas On s isla, n
clueo Ia De Lcndee4, Y o4e sstadfatica yaenbe
ha eas7o u1e.or = fass resul+ado, HASTE. g. ak
1ren2o de haher ecs1aeguito le sssssE4IGcsosa
racss1rI sr RI z,oventa poT c;eneo. ! para
uua consta valgs <sonda eonvenir pudiera
i don Santiago Seijo espido la presente 81
popce d II De Mayo de 1899 = D~. BGitGsos
l!.sgaes-Dr Co4c1so2o-J9 Rseeros = Df
pz:a,ss- Dr. CoYonas-DT. Vsd0l Rsos Dr.
Eliseo Fort G:&illot DR.. JssGf. Iglessas--
Tr. ". Ze,ac Goss0la--D~. Cc.sisesro :. 3s
ri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-06
F~stze. LunM & Go.
Unguento Derm6geno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
oor Ell UNGUENTO DERM0GENO en-
las Aagas 9NemadNyas. juaneses, pi-
cadw,as de mosquitoes lspra a/,scana,
saba1onss, eletantiasis tunsoyes, de
caalg1is, pr0eedesscia, ,ennatismo, ILL.,
ceras, Ae~saas de eaalqaisr a,usa, pa
nadssos &.s, 10 demuestran las infini-
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constan-
te uso que de dicho especiico Sc
hace.
Deposito: Farmsacia Central de !
Ferrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-06

t7do un III oliso de tsatrn. n f ,ad1 de r.
zon Y de moralidad que s. sub'eya ante los
peTsonajes completameute destitufdos d.
bnen sentido 8 de yirtud, no quiere que
triunfen.
Ia agitacion de la anciana senora redo
bio
1Cree usted que la recibiria en- mi casa.
81 esa 5oyen mereciese las piedras que lie
lama la calumna2
Cree, ssf1ora, que lie e. listed imDosi-
BILE Greer en- ell NAL
=, b m! aseguro usted que no da en- es-
t. mornert0 pruebas de sagacidad ;Se le
parecen tan POGO esas historias de amor Que
fe atribnyeni Is una nina que nj siauie-a
ssbe 10 que es amor,
-Estoy persuadido. sefora. Sn vulgar
coq0eteria e5 sudcieate pruebs de clio.
hasta estoy dispuesto jurar que ioss arreba-
tos de la ina ginacion de la passion son com
p'etamente exeraIIos sus errores. que por
esta mism raz6I qledaa sin excusa
oh iDios ni3.-exca mo la M.r9uesa
cruzando' taS raano>; --lcalle ustedl les una
po5re nina abiudaasds! La conoze1 mejor
cue ustsd ~ lie aseg1ro cue baio ese as
Fecto exclusiramente iigero, converge en
clio, eu .! f,nIo iiene tante corazon como
tsleDto
PrtcisaneEte creo 10 mismo. sefiora !.
que tiene tsnio de 10 uDo como s's IL otro.
All Iesto IS yerdaaeramebte iHsopor-
table!--mufmuro Ia Marqnesa, dejando caer
los brazos como deseSperada
En- ei N slo momat+1 Il 81 f5iTarse yiolan
tsmente- q --sst1r1ier que eubrIa la pnfrta.
eeJgI de Ia que tahamos sebtados. Y In
iJo1de- ita, saliendo del eseondriio doude la
sbia confioado no Sc que juego, apareci6
de pronto q Iuestla vista. marchaudo 4
reunirse enseguida con los jBgadores, que
la esperaban en- IN salon Immediate.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-06
9 T l.
INTERNATIONAL
PORT-AU-PRJNCE.--H

Ell propietario gus suscribe ofrece las CO.
modas veutiladas habitaciones de est
Hotel 4 todos los puectorviquenos extran :
g>ros de- t-aosito esta3is fla en- Haiti.
En- ell esta oieci miento SO habla ingls +,
frances, espanol italiano. TraSo culto; SER
vicio escogido.
Tenemos sucursal en- el aristocraticc cam
po de Thor (Bizot6o) pasa los pasagsros
enfermos que seran tratados cen esmerada
sclicitnd -------,--.--,-- -,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-06
Il. de Octubre.

l.. de Octubre.
Pablo. aqni pasa algo qne no me sgrada:
deseo que me aconseJes, hazio enseguida.
Fl jueves por la mafiana, habieudo eerra-
do mi carta. bsje para entregarla al correo,
que sale de aquf temprano; como va
faltaba POGO para la hora de almorzsr, en-
ire en- ell salon que estaba desierto
Hoieaba Graaqnilamente una revista al
lado de 10 chlmenea. euando abrier0n brns
csrnente Ia pnerta: of rozar crujir una
falda de seda. j 50 present6 Ia Cond- sstA
/ Habia pasado II noche Zen Ia qnintai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-06
Gran dspuratsvo vegetal I

sea extracto fuido compuesto de
varias plantas ;ndigenas, usadas CO.
no alferantes y sudorifcas.
Cada onza ausia representa- una
,nza de las plantas que contsene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAI.
Ell mas conocido, SECURE y >apf1o
qGrshcadcr de la sangre!
! Conserva el CUTS tsyso y lbre de
rspefosf+y y gyaasos!
P;acdsn usarlo hasta los niffcs
Depossto: Fa~vsacsa Central, de ].
Gr-rcr
) I'll J u p. $. Nvbre 2 de 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-06
4 $50

El que suscribe, SO ofrece para traduccio-
nes de frances italiano, al castellano y
vice-versa, ssf como ae dedica por ahora
d>r claees de idiusoa frances en su casa- ha-
h,taci5n, calle Salud, num. 5.-Ponce, Enc
70 Ge 1886.
A~Ssst9es sSa7aoaanietrs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-06
BSCUDLl SUPERIOR
DE NINAS, DE PONCE

Gale de la V1lIa MIN. 5
Contin1a alberta la matrfcula en-
este Centro de Ensenanza.
Ademas de las asignaturas CORES
pondientes al grado superior, las nj
mas que 10 deseen podran dedicarse
al estudio de la m1sica, dibuio 6
idiomas baio Ia direction de profeso-
res competentes
Ponce, Noviembre de 1894
La Profesora.
/; vF,s Fvn~zciscg a Ida de L1cnsn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18
THE SPIRIT OF THE VALLEY ON
THE TIMES

In commenting week or so back upon
the fact that tha country exported TO
Cuba last year $4,000 worth OF steel
rails, The Times made The following re-
marks.
In view of this expectation OF steel
rails how absurd has been the protcc-
ton tax that has been imposed upon
them, Under the Mckinley law. the
duty on them was over Sl3 per ton. Our
expectation OF them shows that we can
manufacture them as cheaply as Europe
can. The duty. therefore. was plainly
putting Sl3 ton into the pockets Of the
manufacturers, il was causing The rail-
roads 10 spend that much more money
u lay their tracks. and II was there
fore lansing them TO charge the great
body Of the American people that much
more for freight and carriage 10 pay for
the rails The duty. therefore, was for
the renefit OF the manufacturers alone;
II enabled them 10 form a pool. which ex-
cludcd all others but those in the pool
from the possibility OF manufacturing
steel rails; IL added so per cent. 10 what
steel rails ought 10 have cost. and II cut
this country of from an immense trade
with the other parts OF the world that
II could have secured IL there had been
no duty at all.
The Democratic tariff bill has i'm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18
THURSDAY APRIL. IS. 1895.
MEETINGS AND EVENTS THIS DATE

=. rsvctte Chapter. Masons. Masonic
Temple - cafewood's
Hall. - 1,uott,s Hall.
henderson Lodge, /. o. o. r. io'''' 8
Hall. r,or-o.e Hall.
Pawnee Tribe. I. O. Il. NJ, Oda-f elbows
Hall. NJ
Jr. o. L. a. NJ. Han. ,.,.h.h
1,avis Council. Jr. O. L. A. NJ ElSh'h
and Hull streets
Iron Moulders' Union. Eagle Han.
Venrico Council. X. A., Powhaian ~ ~
mccarthy Council, r. A., Lee Camp nan.
cvnthus Grove. Il. a. O. j., cersley 5
Hall. -.,rt.u
Monroe Grove, L. A. o. d., BelvideTe
Hall. -,
Stationary Engineers. Jr. o. L. a. NJ
Hall.
jefferson Lodge. I. o. @. T.. Bozes Hall.
soldiers Home Lodge. /. o. q. T., SOL
diers Home.
Howard's Grove Lodge, 1. o. G. T., How
ards Grove
ST. Patrick's Beneficial Society, Twenty
Sixth and Grace streets.
Richmond Lodge. Il. r. o. F., Concordia
Hall.
West-End Beneficial and Social Society
Laubes Hall.
Stuart Horse Guard, New Armory. Ninth
and Cary streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18

proved matters In this Item some"n
but IL has still fallen FAR snor, on Wv
mark II imposes tax or ABOUT go ~.
steel rails. which the exploration OF ea.''
to Cuba shows - a bounty d thae niuen
10 the manufacturers that must eol"0
out OF the pockets of the Americah pe'-
pie
The Harrisonburg Spirit Of the valley
iamenting the way IN which free-tranc
papers ignore facts 20 make cases suit
their theories. quotes these remarks and
adds:
II will be seen by the above that The
Times asserts that the imposition OF
duty Of thirteen dollars n ton on steer
rails was added to their selling price,
hut as a matter OF fact there mas never
been tine for many years that lOIeisH
made steel rails sold for anything IKE
thirteen dollars less than American steer
rails. 1t is n wel-known iact-a TACT
which The Times. after an examination
Of prices. will not deny-that for years
the difference between the price OF Eng
lish steel rails in England. and or Amefl-
can steel rails here. has not varied very
materially. IL has not varied 10 one-
third OF the amount Of the tariff duty
and sometimes 1t has been much less.
The Spirit OF the Valley then asks us
II there has been any fall in the price
OF steel rails in this country at all COM
mensurate with the difference between
the duty on them under the Mckinley
law and that under the present law
We will take pleasure in answering the
Spirit of the Valley. and. at the same
time. in proving The absolute accuracy
OF what The Times first stated, except
that the duties Of SiS and $3.50 are not
absolutely, but only approximately cor
rect. on November g. 1892 1--WE quote
prices from the Non Ago. the price Of
steel rails In London was a Is. 81. per
ton, equivalent to about so. the freight
from London TO New York is about 80
cents per ton, and the duty was then
(under the Mckinley law about Sl3 per
ton. This made it cost about $3.50 per
ton TO place English steel rails in New
York then. On the same November g.
1892 steel rails were quoted at the East
ern mills at $50 per ton. The freight from
those mills 10 New York is between two
and three dollars a ton. The price Of
American steel rails in New York at that
time was in and around S33 per ton. II
that was not adding the tax TO the rail
and selling FOR just what was necessary
10 exclude the English rail. then We don't
understand the case.
As soon as the new tariff bill went into
effect the price of steel rails at the
eastern mills in the United States was
dropped to along about 81 per ton, max
ing them about $3.50 in New York, the
present price there. The difference be-
tween the New York price and what they
were sold for under the Mckinley LAW is
about $50. The difference between
duty Of sl3 and duty of $3.50 is $50.
We ask the Spirit of the Valley TO
come again"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18
Ka1[nall & Co.
Great Ribbon Sale.

None like II ever In the city We never
we're 50 well pleased az any puI e, .la.r
we have ever made as this hiooon pur-
chase. and never were our patrons 20
pleased at values offered-gOOd reason Tor
both.
Below we quote a few Of the many
attractive prices named for TOMORROW
One lot OF Black Doubled Faced Heavy
Satin Ribbon-N0 8, Sc; Z, loo; >. &c.
Il. l5c.: lG. lsc.; p. DC; 30. Be; 70. &c.
Finer Quality OF same weave In Blaek-
No. 8, i0c.; Z, i2c.; 3 l6c. ~, DC; 49, zfc.'
2e 2Sc.: 20. Sc: 90. CSC. 50. 4sc.. also,
complete line Of widths and colors IN the
Finest Double-Faced Satin Ribbon.
one lot OF those Fine Taffeta Two-
Toned striped Effects. i1s inches wlde'
''T Dresden I' Effects. all colors-No. 40. DC,
worth CSC. No 50 at $50. real value 5oc.
Pretty line of Checked and striped
O2 Fancy Checked Colorcd Ribbon. IA
inches wide. 2Sc cheap at oOc.
4-inch Pin-Striped, 3sc =. A.
Shaded Tafreta Ribbon, NO ~ -
plain Taffeta Ribbon. No. ". a. -
Heavy Satin Ribbon, all colors, NO. g.
~ Two-Toned Sailor Band Ribbon, DC.
Black Betting Ribbon. &c. ~ ..,...
Fine Quality Betting Ribbon an e0'o'''
o. mo ~ lot lot Of Fancy Plaid. striped Check
cd and Dresden Effects In Ribbons rans-
ing IN. width from 3 TO inches.nelsa "a
among the lot worth fully ~ anu -
your pick tomorrow, 90. --.. ....,.,
CHILDREN'S SAILOR HATS 3 Styles
Better grades at IS. ~ and 5oc.
FINE ENGLISH MILAN SAILOR lot
children. St25. $3.50 and N.i5- . $50,
Rows Jockey and Elton Caps. m navy
cloth. l5c.: better grades. . aud iSc.
Yachting Caps. all colors, GIT STAR ana
cord on front, 100; other styles - 81 %
and 62c. ,,-..
Leather Tam oShanter and Jockey
Caps Sc. ~.
Many nohhy styles I'm Childrcn's Tam
and Napoleon shapes In CLOTH also S'Ia"
Tam O'Shanters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18
ThalhimGr Bros.
COR. FIFTH & BROAD SITS.
Suits and Separate Skirts.

Tailor-Made Blazer Suits, with full-lined
godet skirts I'm Black and Navy serge
and Tan Covert Observation-Disclosures. - 20 81 -
Tailor-Madc Elton Blazer Suits. with
full-lined godet skirts, in Black and Navy
storm Serge...-..... .....-......-.--.- -.
Tatlor-Made Elton Blazer Suits, In hne
Navy and Black Cravenette serge. s0det
Tailor Made Braid-Trimmed Eton Blazer
Suits. In Navy and Black Storm Serge
godet skirt Observation-Disclosures.
Ladies Separate skirts. In Crepon,
Serge ana MOhair. all lined and IN fun
godet style.
Plain Black Serge Skirts as low as S2i
Fuh-Lincd Serge skirts frOm...N f0 2ffH
Figured Black and Navy smooth Gre
pom skirts, full-lined godet.........-. .S5.5s.
Elegant Patterns Black 'rcpo1, full-
lined godet skirts, at Slis SIS. @Ss 3s.
Black-Figured China SILK full-lned go
Fuii-Lined Tan covert Cloth Godet
Skirts........... ~ ~.
superb Quality Black Crcpon Skirt. full
lined with MOire Porcaline and genuine
Hair Cloth. godot cut.....................$
Black-Figured Briilantine Full-Lined
GOdet Skirts.................... 81 ts and 81 46.
CAPf,S. CAPES.
Special reductions on Capes. Prizes
now from zoe. To s. for Capes worth dou-
Die what we ask FOR them
LADIES SILK SHIRT WAISTS.
Fine Quality Striped Japanese SILK
Waists. with latest STYLE. sleeve enc
Figured and Striped Taffeta SIX Waists.
latest style sleeve ..........,S9, sos. s.N.
BLACK China SILK Walsts....S2 -, &3ih 81.
BLACK Surah SILK Waists s.. -.
Black Satin and Tafeta Waists. s5,es.
All with Lego Mutton Sleeves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18
=. THE =.
FOURQUREAN-
PRICE CO.
SILK GINGHAMS,
25c a. Yard.

Our special sale of Silk Cling
hams this week, at the extraordl-
nary low price of 25 cents yard,
has kept the counter for these
goods crowded every day.
These goods are known as I'm
perial Silks, Gazelle Silks, or
Swivel Silks. They are worth 40
cents a yard and sold at that
price ali over the country. They
are all in light shades for summer
wear; and while they last, you
can get them at % cents yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18
COAfSfOCh AS 4 DETECTIVB
The New York Reformer Searches YORK.
Printing Cffice.

Printing Cffics
YORK, PA, April H.-Anthony Com
stock, of Nfw York, made Lis second
visit 10 YORK yesterday within year.
and discovered a LOT of immoral Etera-
ture 4 short time ago he received a
letter from 4 York mother complaining
that her son had in his pos5 .ssion some
vile printed matter purchased "a YORK
Mr.. COmstock came 10 York and secured
evidence that led to the belief that +.
&. Bender who conducts small printing
Office here. printed the stuff. Mr.. Com
stock tnis afternoon visited Benders
office. and asked whether the hai a
publication called "Only A Boy hr.
Bender was absent in the country but
Arthur Lloyd, an emplOyc, showed copies
of the work and sold two OF them TO
Mr.. ComstOck. by way OF caution the
young man said that they hal 20 be very
careful I'm handling the matter. as An
thony Comstock had arrested Upp, man
whom Bender had supplied. This was
enough for the New York m)-al reformer.
who went before Alderman Aughenbaugh
and made information against Lloyd. and
had a search warrant issued. He found
seventy-nine sheets containing two copies
each Of the VIGOROUSLY vile publication.
They were confiscated and young Lloyd
was arrested. He entered bail in the sum
Of 500 before Alderman Aughenbaugh.
Mr. Comstock said that by the printing
and binding he identified the printed
matter produced here as the same that
is being circulated all over the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18
APRIL IS. 1896.
APRIL Is. 1896.
Easter Lilies,
Easter BOnnetS,
Easter Store.

Whichever way you turn the
light of Easter brings charming IN
fluence. It's good storekeeplne 10
have what people want and when
they want it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18
LINENS.

The compliments paid our
Linen stock, and our low prices
for all grades of Table Liners,
Towels, etc, is pretty good co.
dence that our small-proit system
is being appreciated. The daily
increase in our sales-sheet for
Linens encourages us to keep
dropping the prices down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18
TURKISH
TOWELS.

A lot of Turkish Towels just
received, which go on sale to-day
at extreme low prices; also, a new
article in Turkish Bath Rugs.
The prices will interest you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18
BISMARCK TO ARTISANS.
THE OLD Ex- CHANCELLOR SCORES
THE GERMAN REICHSTlG.
lie SAYS IL is Composed ola Majority or the
Enemies 81 National Unity-he Urges
the Artisans % Organize.

FRIEDRICHsRUHE, April 1.-THE
morning opened clear and bright. Prince
Bismarck arose earlier THAI usual and
in good health and spirits. The visiting
guilds arrived at noon IN three special
,rainc. one Of them stopping at Anmuehle.
The visitors. with baLds Of music AMI
banners, met, formed in procession In
the park, and under Chief Forester Lange
marched to the -eranda of the castle,
where they were met by Prince Bismarck
Two beer booths we're erected n the park.
Herr Faster, in behalf Of the Berlin
Guild Of Artisans addressed The ex. Chan
cellor, who responded.
The Prince stood upon the veranGa, aid
was sheltered from the wind by a screen.
He was dressed in civilian garb and wore
a wide-brimmed hat. 1t was o'clock IN
the afternoon when he began 7pakilg
lie said
SCORES TIE REIcHsTAG.
81 have in the asst few weeks receised
a great many ovations. but hone Of them
was az numerously representative IS
yours. IN which all Of the German siades
and crafts are united. 4. also. an crafts
man and husbandmaD. We are all enc
large producing class and must lot allow
ourselves 10 be disturbed Dy our auner-
Gus opponents. | tried 10 .egislate In ia
vor or trades but the Reichstas resisted
and tired me out. In treating win TINS
quicksand Reichstag / had not Wlehdeu
that the young apprentice Of seventeen
should pay his pfennise. which he would
only receive as a pOOr-iaw reuet " zen ne
was seventy. ! wished the traiesran'
when he became aged, 10 be fairly SUI
perannuated like the soldier w.'o mas
served his time. Ii is the fault 81 green
table bureaucracy that we cArnot make
guilds obligatory. but Ne can make II 10
the advantage of al nOn-0rSan'@ e1 traces
men 10 Join guilds. | mad hoped % base
the electoral law upon the organilAt'h
Of trades. guilds. and crafts
URGED TO ORGANIZE.
IF YOU organize you will effect great
Is different Rcichstas from the ore OF
to-day. which is under the sway or Nina-
thorst, and is composed of a majority
Of the enemies Of national unity. DO not
allow yourselves TO be lei by drones. you
cannot get rid Of d-0nes 80 bees 40
(cheers). but YOU can otherwise deiena
your rights Military classes are armed
enough 20 defend Themselves, dnd YOU
should organize for the same purpose.
The Princes speech MAS received WIN
tremendous cheering Al the conclusion
Of his speech he made the rounds of the
deputations, the bands playns and VS.
itors cheering meanwhile. Prince Eis-
marck spoke with greater diff ,ulty than
on previous occasions. hut looked IN per-
feet health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18

Hams Weinrich. a German, was be-
fore Justice g. g.. Vincent at the Hen
rico county courthouse yesterday after
noon. charged with trespassing upon the
premises of Preston Dandridge and
threatening 10 assault MIN. Wcinrich
was nut under bond 10 keep the peace
and took an appeal from the magistrates
decision.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18
75c to SIS Each.
Umbrellas
Covered
While You Wait.

We now have a full line I'm
brella Covers, in black only, for
recovering Umbrellas. If your
Umbrella frame is good, bring it
in, and we can put on new
cover while you wait.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18

Marquis de Castellane publishes an ar
ticle in a French review on "A Fortnight
in The United States" Love of liberty
and love of wealth are the chief charac-
teristics of the American people" he
says. How could he say this, when the
American he took back with him sacri-
feed both for a song?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18

Marie Burroughs. says Buffalo eX-
change, has devoted friendship for her
divorced husband This IS the proper
spirit. Why should a little matter Ike
a divorce break the pleasant relations be-
tween husband aud wife?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18

Hetty Green herself is the first to deny
the damaging rumor that she had open
81 her heart and purse-strings for a
public enterprise OF any character But,
as usual the denial was entirely unneces-
gary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18

The latest development of the wheel
has appeared in London in the shape Of
a tricycle. for a mother. her baby, and the
infants nurse. y whole family on
wheels must come
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The fact that the Scripture text has
been dropped from the editorial page OF
the Mail and Express is taken as con-
elusive proof that Mr.. Pullman has
bought the paper.
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DR.. Mary Walker recently lost a suit
in court. which greatly embarrassed her,
but she has another.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18

when General Campos landed on Cuban
soil Tuesday he declined TO attend
banquet in his honor. preferring, as he
said, to go to work for peace. Campos
is an old soldier. and he has no doubt
read of some Of the disasters that befell
warriors while they Toasted In We olden
time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-18

Tho Chicago Tribune printed an ar
ticle on Greece in Chicago" which reads
very smoothly.