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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

.ninistration and for which small co.
teric Of citizens ARE at present clnmorine
in the cars Of the township officials. II
is not 10 much what property cost that
should influence an assessing officer az IL
Ia what the same property could be
forced to bring IN the markets at the
time the assessment Is made. In the
sale OF business Of any sort, the
intrinsic value OF the plant seldom
enters the proposition TO the same
extent that does the power OF the plant
for the production OF profit. II occurs
TO THE DIAMOND DRILL that the same
conditions should prevail in levying nm
assessment on the local mines. II SO,
the properties Of this district represent
10 the markets but a 1.-THE OF the amount
that has been expended in their devel-
opmcnt and equipment, instead OF the
gross amount OF the latter. II any mine
ia the Crystal Falls field has earned a
single dollar over and above its running
expenses during the four years of'Demo-
cracy that are now drawing TO a close.
that il matter OF news to the officers
and directors Of the companies. In that
time, however, they have distributed
among the people OF this section the
funds from which our livelihood has been
derived and we believe for this
reason. II nothing more, they have
earned at least just consideration at the
hands OF our citizens.
There Is one more consideration that
should not escape our observation at
this time and that is, i'm placing the
mines OF this field at enormous valua.
tons, we are not only heaping an un.
just amount OF township tax upon
them, but they are thus compelled 10
bear the bulk Of the burden OF state and
county taxation OF the entire county
For instance, the mines OF the Iron
River field arc assessed at from $4,000
To maximum valuation OF SIC, 900 fol
one OF the best equipped properties IN
the county, with GO, 900 tons OF ore de
veloped; the extensive plant OF the
Metropolitan Lumber Company il
placed at figure most reasonable and
SO on throughout the county.
The powers that be- in Crystal Falls
township should not be influenced into
injustice against the enterprises thai
are the bone and sinew OF our local in
dustrial institution. That Is not good
government.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

his Fellows. he who strikes aueht away Of
either because Of religious opinion il an
enemy to law. to humanity and al its
hopes. Gestis, humnni, eeneris. And
therefore II is that this statue OF James
Marquette will stand as monument
and emblem Of religious liberty. The
noble right to honor and remembrance
among men which the legislature Of Wis
consin and the congress OF the United
States have declared as his. is not de
MED. IL Is sacredly preserved. This
statue is raised to him in no token OF
his religion. in ascription OF no honor TO
his creed, his opinions. IL invites no
special countenancc from the adhercnts OF
any church or any creed. Regardless OF
all these, neither with favor nor disIavor
TO any. this statue, reproduction Of him
as in life he was, stands TO the honor OF
the discoverer and tho man, the tcsti-
monial ola people who rejoice in The
brotherhood OF man. who love liberty,
and who guide their conduct by its pre-
cepts without shade OF fear.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

Those who supposed that Boss Don
M. was dead to the Michigan Democracy
made sad mistake. Fully two-thirds
Of the delegates to the late Democratic
convention were for free silver, but
Dickinson in his usual selfish arbitrary
way carried everything before him, in
spite OF the big majority that WIS OPP
posed to his way OF thinking. That has
been the trouble with the Democratic
party. They have allowed Cleveland,
Dickinson & Company to swallow the
whole shooting match.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16
STRAyED FROM HOME.

c. T.. IIelmer, Of Iron Mountain, was in
town Tuesday.
Zebina McColman, OF Atkinson, was in
town last Sunday.
Jos. Clark. OF Milwaukee, an old resi-
dent OF Florence, Is in the city.
Insist on having the Iron Queen cigar
IL is homemade and handmade.
DIR. Darling, Of Milwaukee, Wis. is
visiting his brother, our own M. d.
Paint Paint Paint Wehse keeps
the best and knows how to use il.
Photographer McCourt transacted
business in Iron Mountain Wednesday,.
Mrs. J. III. Parks spent a portion Of
the week visiting friends in Florence.
The Iron Queen IL n Crystal Falls cigar
and it's good. Ifyour dealer don't sell
il. he ought TO.
II. r. Cole was in town Tuesday,
inspecting the Dunn and Crystal Falls
mines.
A. l.. Flcweling returned home Thurs
day from n weeks trip TO Chicago and
Cleveland.
Latest designs in wall paperat Richard
Wehsc's.
Harry Work was in town Thursday
cracking zap his llnc Of crackers 10 our
merchants.
Eczcma Is n frightfu affection, but like
all other skin diseases II cnn be pcrma-
nently cured by applications OF DeWitt's
Witch Hazel salve. IL never TAILS TO cure
Piles. j. &. Wilkinson x Co.
Rev. Holtzhauscn. Of Marquette,
preached to large congregations in the
Baptism church last Sunday.
One swallow does not mike spring, but
one swallow OF One Minute Cough Cure
brings relief. }. G. Wilkinson & Co.
I. w. Byers. Iron Rivers leading at
torney. spent a day or two in town this
week, attending TO legal business.
Ira J. Bean, proprietor OF the Com
merciaI Hotel nc Iron Mountain. was
Crystal Falls visitor between trains
Monday afternoon.
In the spring n young mans iancy
lightly turns TO thoughts of-DcWitt's
Little Early Riscrs. for they always
cleanse the liver, purify the blood and
invigoratc the system. J. &. Wilkinson
& Co.
Mrs. Z. q. Campbell left here for
Chicago Wednesday. where she will visit
her daughter. Mrs. Ray KimbaIl. She
was accompanied as FAR as Florence by |
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

No WORTHY American wants to reduce
the price OF labor ia the United States.
II ought not to be reduced for the sake
OF the laborer and his family and the
good OF society it ought to be main
tanned. To increase IL would be in bet
ter harmony with the public sense. Our
labor must not be debased, nor our
laborers degraded to the level Of slaves,
nor any pauper or seryile system in any
form, nor under any guise whatsoever at
home or abroad. Our civilization will
not permit IT, Our humanity forbids IT,.
Our traditions are opposed Ia IT.. The
stability OF our institutions rest upon
the contentment and intelligence OF all
our people, and these can only be pos
ressed by maintaining the dignity OF
labor and securing to 1t it's just rewards.
That protection opens new avenues for
employment, broadens and diversifies
the field OF labor, and presents variety
OF vocation, IL manifest from our own
experience Hon. VIM. Mckinley.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

la~ < I1' As. ~ 81 .|
Mrs. G. II. Watson. who returned home
the same day.
wehse's stock OF wall paper is COM
lplete.
| Mrs. Alfred Ball. who has been visiting
at the home OF her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Ball. returned TO her home. in Iron
River, Saturday last.
See wehse's stock Of paints and wall
piper before you buy.
Prosecuting Attorney Moriarty and
Deputy Sheriff Tromblay were called to
Amasa Tuesday, 10 attend 20 business
OF an official character.
Mrs. Carrie Bond, rolict OF DR.. Frank
Bond. has been engaged as accompanied
for Margaret Guetz, a famous singer.
and has gone 70 Europe.
Mrs. r. DeYoune, Middlcburg. Ia.
writes: have used One Minute Cough
Cure Tor six years, both Tor myself and
children, and consider il the quickest
acting and most satisfactory cough enro
have ever used. J. e. Wilkinson x TO.
NJ. b. MCGEE will depart for Grand
Rapids tomorrow evening, where he will
attend the annual conclave OF the Michi-
gan Grand Commandcry, Knights Temp
lar.
l.. s. McEnaney, of Iron Mountain,
accompanied by Mr. Mitchell, state
agent for the Scottish Union & National
Insurance company, was in town Tues
day.
Did you over think how readily the
blood is poisoned by constipation
Bad blood means bad health and pre-.
mature old age. DeWitt's Little Early
Riscrs, the famous little pills, overcome
obstinate constipation. j. G. Wilkinson
& Co.
W. Brown was down TO Common.
wealth during this week To hire men Ia
work in his saw mill The mill will soon
be running with the largest force ever yet
employed.
Robert j. Bates and o. +. Stabler, oil
lronwood, were In attendance at a
regular conclave OF the Hugh McCurdy
Commandery, No. 43, X. r., last Tues
day evening.
One Minute is the standard time. and
One Minute Cough Cure il the standard
preparation for every form Of cough OF
cold. 1t is the only harmless remedy
that produces immediate results. j. e.
Wilkinson & Co.
| Deputy Commander T. h. Barry will
deliver his lecture, illustrated by stereop-
tican views at tho Crystal Falls opera
house on Thursday next. No admission
fec will he charged.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16
MINING TAYArI0N

Not little store-box eloquence haf
been exhausted during the past twelve
months aucnt the taxation OF the mines
OF the Crystal Falls district. One year
ago, the then supervisor OF this town.
ship assumed the initiatory by fixing the
valuation al the local mines mt a figure
from six hundred TO eight hundred per
cent. higher than IL had ever before been
In the history OF the township. This
action on the part OF the supervisor
met with favor in certain quarters, but
the board OF review, recognizing the rank
injustice Of the inflated valuations, re-
duced them about thirty per cent. Ia all
cases. AZ this time. the ardent support
ers oil the Sweeney policy rcceded 60 the
standard OF the board OF review. that
body having left the valuations Of the
mines about thrcc-fold larger than they
had ever before been, notwithstanding
the enormous cut in tho valuation az
fixed by the supervisor. The sudden
Hop from the supervisor To the board
oil review 10y those citizens who deemed
IL wise TO make political thunder Of this
matter, gives unmistakable evidence Of
prejudice and n spirit antagonistic TO
the mining corporations. Either Mr..
Sweeney's finding was correct and the
board OF review wrong. or vice versa.
No man could consistently agree with
both. We recall those incidents mere
ly by way Of example 10 prove thnt
much, Il not all, Of the clamor for Excess
sive mining taxation has in the past and
Il at present originating from sinister
motives and emanatcs from people who
have something moro than the well being
OF this township and its people In their
hearts.
Tho fallacy Of crippling local enterprise
by excessive and discriminating taxa
ton needs mo- demonstration. Ncverthe-
less, this ~ precisely the fruitnQe OF the
policy inangurated by the Sweeney adj
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

THE editor OF the Manistique Demo.
crat sometimes mixes his items worse
than his drinks. In recent issue OF his
paper no says that Tom Hanna is the
manager OF Mckinley. No doubt Tom
Is smarter man than Mark Hanna and
would capture every delegation in the
country, but just at present he is busy
making preparations TO launch Repub-
lican newspaper in Iron Mountain.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

Lots l57 and los OF the original plat
OF Crystal Falls. known as the Terrien
property Ia FOR sale. ON very reasonable
terms. 1t has "a large and comfortable
house and good barn. Here is rare
chance FOR poor man to secure a home.
Enquire OF j. c. Wilkinson or Alfred
Justified. 15-t. I.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

THERE is death in Menominee's water
supply. DR.. Vaughn pronounces II unfit
for use. Good, plain, wholesome water
has terrors enough for tho average
Menomince man without putting deadly
serpents In IL.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

The Northwestern line will. on May
"a and 2n. sell excursion tickets to
Pittsbug, Pa, and return Mt one fare
for round trip, limited to return until
May 30, 1896. For tickets and full in
formation apply to agents Chicago 4
Northwestern R'y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

JUDGING from present Indications this
country will have the largest crops this
year II has had for many "A year. Bless
ing never comes sinely, with a big crop
OF wheat and big crop OF Republican
votes life will once more be worth the
living.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

THE Democrats are not saying much
about the poor man and his dinner pail
this year. The poor man under Demo-
cratic rule is SO poor that he can not
afford pail and has to carry his
scanty lunch in cotton handkerchief.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

ALL danger Of a strike among the ore
trimmers Of Escanaba is past, they hay-
ing accepted the three cents a ton rate
offered by the Lake Carriers associa-
ton
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

CoNGREss promises to adjourn soon
hope o-Congress and this hot weather
are terrible things to be afflicted with at
the same time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

SENATOR vEsr says lac will bolt the Chi
caco nomination II il does not suit him.
Queer sight it will be to see a turn coat
mnde out OF Vest.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

Crystal Falls, Saturday. NAY IS, 1896
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

nonlAnrY a WATSON. publishers.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-18

pufietazos, que ell bandido perdi6 ell equili-
brio oay6 de lado sobre un banco.
Viva la patria! Ahf est6n Esos son
los puTietaz2s festoreados que me di6 por
remate de festa!-grit6 entusiasmado Ell
"Churiador" otra lecci6n como esta
quedo hncho professor.
Volvio en- 4 81 s'Maestro de Escuela" al ca
bo de algunos instantes, arroj6 la calle
en- persecucl6n de Rodolfo, pero este habfa
desaparecido va con Ell csrbonero en- el oscu-
70 laberint0 de las GALES de Ia Cite.
Cusndo volvi6 entrar bramando de
c6lera, corrf.n dos hombres hacia la taberna
por Ell camino opuesto al que llevaba Rodol-
fe. Penetraron agitados como 81 hubiese da-
do una largs carrera, miraron todos los an
gulos de la sals, diio uno de ellos en- in
giles:
-iFuerte desgraciai... Ha salido ya...
Otra ve@ hemos errado 81 golpe.
La "Guillabaora", aterrada por el en-
cuentro oon la "Lechuza", Y temiendo las
amenazas del s'Mestro de Escuela", Sc apro-
vech6 del tumulto y la sorpresa causada por
la aparici6n lie los nueves hu6spedes, para sa-
lir de la taberna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-18
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los tsty0sCvstOs ns6ddcOS csytyGsaOs
cOaa aaerCaCfn On este csf6l0d.

con e1eSCgCfO Gss eSE0 cstsGtsG,
Csxahc&1. qua hEI COMP 70 o&do "a en- IL
pTEGs1oA ohoiGi, Ya an u particular, drrSn~e e
L. spi0sRia vAr.oioEa retpangs en este clu
dad, Ia ohcaci& 1neontestsbie del vlrUr
VAsu1D pYoGsdeLso del institute de YAcc
naSi6n os don Santiago Sel3o iustalado ep
ArsolSo DsJo En dlzscoioE.-DiriAse CUE O.
eho ssnOI Se.so dssp1ss de un eoRcisnzuGt
ssohsa Si nlvsi da los Institutes EuTopeos
ua aH nools, o. e1lEvo DO sCHsl v1ras pro
h.A6tieo cs Ia vlraeIS hAsts Ell extreme ds
poosr sseguTaT y shYnar les que suscTioen,
one sn ssJa pop scion ha producido tan fe-
Gcss resultaGCs J ha obtenido tan lison 1ete,
ltiaiactcr1o = brillante exito, que SO han
scpseguido cen 81 enpleo y propagation 81
exLeImtnio de IA vifuAeia cue s.Gerrorizab&
GleEnf % ssts rCblacloE uesos ERce dieE y
ocno n eses. No vscilaEdo por ende los IL
tfSscr1tos en- pubhcar-po tan solo por ne
do G IL presente emo cue tsmbieE por ls
prerea periodical del pals ger neceasrio--
Que Ia iinfa VAGINA extraida de le ternera
ael Pxecitsdo Institute es superior prefe-
rip4e t5d&E laE 6emas usadGs 81 II isla, In
eluso 10 de Londres, ? que establishments
hA nEdO me1or ) nAs resnltado, hasta el ex-
trerpo habex conseguido Ia ksSstNGGc561s
raesRGl On un noventA poF eierto. Y pars
Qne conste y vslga dorde convenir pudiere
4 dcn 81 1tiago Seijo eapleo u p1esep te e..
Ponce IL oe mayo de lSS1.--Uf. BagtGsGs
lHs6aes-DT. CoFGhaGc--Dy. ReceyGH-DT
Ea0Gsss- Dsy GoSosas-Dy. Vidgl Ries-DT
Esse0 Kcaa : Gssslsaf-If. ysGE K5Sestas
Bg. III. Zero G0ss6Gz-Lg, CGstsssg2 =. ae
Ra{Le
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-18
B1BL1oTECA DE La DEMO cRACfAn

dor, acostumbrada tales escenas. permane.
clo tranquila con las manos en- los bolsillos
del mandil.
-5e9ue han hecho esos hombres. mi QUE
rldo serlor Narciso?-pregunt6 la "Pelopah
uno de los agentes.
-Aseslnaron aver una vieia para ro-
oaria en- la calle de San Crist6bai. Antes DIS
MORN declare La infeliz que habfa mordido la
mano de uno de los asesinos, como haee
tempo que traemos entire oio estos br;bonss
mi omPanero comprob6 su identidad. he.
mos entrado prenderIos.
-uracias que han pagado va su azum-
ore, que 81 no. .-dijo la figonera. One
Teis tomar alguna cosa, seflor NaroisoS nns
coplta de ratafiia; vamos....
-Gracias, tia "Pelonan: es precise ase-
gurar estos pioaros. mira como rebrinoa
Ell asesino!
En- efeoto, el ladr6n de. gorro griego
con increible furor; cuando lIeo6 al rao..oa.o
de ponerlo en- IA coche que aonardaba 8 Ia
puerta Sc defends6 de tai manera ona fl.x Tro-
ciso conduciIio en- brazos. Su e6mnl;oa ana.
mas pod1a sostenerse: tembIaba como mn aro- !
gaoo, sus lablos cardenos v entreab;artos e
movlau caai 81 estuviese hablando Echaron
tamoien en- ell coche esta masa inerta
AnIes de saiir de la taberna miro el apen
sI ssCh,: assnslon los demAs huespedes, diio
onaaIaoo sl con tono casi afectuoso
iambi6n estas por aonf. perill6np Ha.
ce tempo que no se habla a., K Ta "a. a..
lando de qnimeras seh?
~ nssoy hecho IN santo: pa sabkis ous
soio fompo Ia cabeza al que lo soIicita
SOLO Iaitarla que te metieses tambien a
=. p.osooar nadle, teniendo esos puf1os de HE.
.Aaaf esta mi maestro en- pufos-a;;o i
Aasiaaol tooando 81 hombvo de Rodolfo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-18

creto de los dos, antes arrsncarfa la leugua
uni palomo que oonsentir en- que te 10 die
se. Ands, llora.. llora rabis, "Chilona",
que nunca 10 ssbrks.
-iDios mfoi... Ahora. Despues que.
No me Importa no conocer & mis- padres
Mientras hablaba la 'Lechuza", fu6 re-
cobrando alguna serenidad el maestro de
Escuela", y, al mirar Rodolfo de soslayo,
DO podfa convencerse que un hombre de esta-
tura tan medianay fornss tan esbeltas fuese
oapsz de medir con 81 sus fuerz.s Seguro,
pues, de 50 yigor hercdleo, Sc acerc6 al de-
ftnsor de la "Guillabaora', dij1 la "Le-
chuzs" con tono adem&n severo
-Basta de charls. Dejame shora des-
pabilar este mozalbete, para que la linda
rubia me teuga por mejor mozo que eL.
Rodolfo salt6 por encima de la mesa.
-iCuidado con mis- platosi grit6 la
"Pelona"
E "Msestro de Escuela" sc puso en- de-
fensa con las manos adelante. Con ell cuerpo
iDolinado bAoia atrAs, doblada Ia cintura '
apuntalado en- una de Gus enormes piernas.
parecia un poste de piedra.
Abri6se con violencia la puerta de la ta
berna en- ell momento que Rodolfo sc arroiaba
sohre el. Ell carbonero de quen hemos ha-
blado, y que teDfa casi seis pies de alto, se
pTecipito en- la sala, apart6 rudamente al
Maestro de Escuela", y, acercaudose s Ro-
dolfo, le diio al ofdo en- aleman:
-Monsefior. la condesa gu hermano
estan en- La psquina.
Hzo Rodolfo un movinliyuto de impa
ciencis colera al DIR estss paIahras, e,h h5 IN
luis de orc sobre Ell tablero de la 'Pelona"
corri6 haoia la puerta.
EI "Maestro de Escuela" intent6 cortar
10 81 paso; pcro, voIviendose 81 Rodolfo, le
deacarg6 con tai fuerxa On Ia cara dos tres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-18
CAPITULo "
LA pRIsIoN

Ei hombre que POGO antes habfa salido
despues de encargar la fgonera su plato, y
So Jarro, volvi6 q entrar acompanado de
otro de espaldas anchas Y ademan energico.
qaien dijo:
-Feliz casualidad, amigo, la de haber
DOS encontrado: entra echaremos un traoo.
dolfo:
-Vamos tener jsrana. Els IN agente
de policfa. iAIertsl
Los dos bandidos, uno de los cuales tenfa
ell gorro griego calado hasta las ceias ba-
b1a pregnntado por ell maestro de Escuelan
y por Ell .Cojo Gordon Sc dirigieron una mi
rada rapida, y levantandose un mismo item.
po Sc encanlnaron hacia la puerta. nero los
agentes les cortaron ell paso arrojandose So
bre ellos
Abri6ze de repente la puerta de Ia tabar-
ma, entraron con precipitation en- la sala otroa
agentes, y relumbraron On la calle alaupos
fusiles.
FL carbonero de quen hemos hablado .a
adelant6 hasta Ell umbral del aConeio RIa,.os,
aprovechandose del tumulto. dirigi5 Rodo,-
TO una mira Ia SO llev6 los labios al e.
dice de la maao derecha Rodolfo Il ind;c6
con IN gesto rapido imperioso que se ale.
jase.
I'll hombre de gorro griego bramaba co.
mo IN toro, y, medic tendiao sobre mn han.
co, daba tales respingos, que apenas nodfan
sujetarlo otros tres hombres. Sn comnaf5a-o
aterrado, inc lnaba L. cabeza. hvido Il ser,
blente, y con In mandfbula inferior ah;a~ts ~
desencajada y convnlsa, no hizo la menor ra' '
sistencia J present6 las manos para nna l.
atasen. Ia tabernera, sentada en- 81 mastra~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-18
UnQuefto Dermogenol J

los asombrosos efecros pfodacid
DOR Ell UNGUENro DERGoaENo =
las Hagas 9yensadsyas. fatanesss, ps
cadssyss ds nsesg1ssos iebrG africans
sa5aaoass, sisfastsasss fSAsorss, n
csseko9ser pSocsdsseia, rsassGtssa's0, ~
eeras. Esrtaas de csssk4ssey orsss. pa
sadssos de-, 10 demuestran las snf1ns
tss curaciones obtenidas y el constan
&c sso que de dicho especifco Sc
hSce.
Dep6sito: Eaynsscis CsnfSaf DC ]
Ferrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-18
CAPITULo VI
ToMAs SEXTON YLA coNDEsA SARAH

Las dos personals que acababan de en-
trar en- el el"Conejo Blanco" no perteneclan &
la clase de los parroquianos de la taberna
Uno de elios era alto y delgado, tenfa ell pelo
bianco, las cejas patillas negras, Ia tez mo-
reHa Ell aspscto grave severe; llevaba
una levita larga abotonada militarmente has
tn el cuello, au nombre err Tomas Sayton.
Su compafiero era descoIorido, de buena
presencia y pareofa tener unos treinta v Qua.
tro amos; el cabello, las oeias los ojos ne
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-18

sea extrac1o auido comcuesfo d~
lsrsas piantas indigenas, usadas Co
no aiteranses y sudorihcas.
Cads onza fuida representa- una
,nzs de las plantas que conttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAL !
El mas conocido, SECURE = respfa<
srIficador de Ia sangre!
tConserva el CUTS tsSsc y hbre DC
,stbcEosss y gyGnosi
Pm. len usarlo hasta los nihos.
Dep6sito: FavnsaeSa Central. de J
errer.
m; az. .. 5. Nybre. 2 de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-18
HERMANos & 90
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