davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
Unguent0 Derm6gen0

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNGUENTo DERMoGEEo en-
las Hagas QxensadSyas, j1arsstes, pt-
eGdVras dc nsOsQSftos LsPra afyicGsa,
sa6GEO0ss, sIefantfasfs t~nsOyes, az
cs$GL9Ntsr prOcsdemcfa, rSSnsGtssns0, sfI-
eSrGs, Asrsdds dc estGkqHtsY GynsG, pa
nGdss0s de-, 10 demuestran las infini-
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constan-
te uso que de dicho especifco Sc
hace.
Deposito: FarnsacS0 CsntrsI de ]
Ferrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24

Medic tendida en- una butaca, con la mi
rada fla en- uaa fsceta de los adornos de Ia
chimenea, sobre l. cual refsjaba IN rayo de
luz, paso mucho tempo inmovil sin darse
cuenta de 10 que sucedia su alrededor.
Pero POGO sintio que languidecfa, como
81 la vida la abandonase; su alma fl ~ Ia en-
los espacios imaginarios, do0de tudo es inf
nito- No sentia cas- ancin nj dolor: exbaI6
un suspiro, y SO quedo dormida Pero su
sHef1o 10 dur6 mas de uua hora LIE parecie
OR su nombre; Sc levauto asustada. corri6
junto al lecho del marques Este se habfa
Incorporate sobre IN brazo, la miraba con
dulzura: la hablo la estrech6 con uua m sno
como para prcbarle que Ia reconocfa. arti
eulo con difcultad:
Convene que yeas csc hombre. hiia
mia. Es honrado, salvars tn hermano
Pensando que Sc trataba de una alucioa
cion, tfecto de La fiebre, y que Sc referfa
SCI imaginario, abraz6 al anciano para tran
quilizarlo, J repuso:
81 papa; Sc halA como deseas
El movl6 la cabeza, Ia miro con aire inta.
hgente, con acento que le pareeio Anto
meta profetico, repiti6
-El nos salvarS; no 10 dudes. Es bue
DO.
Precis one le yeas, hja mia
Intento .mirarla de nuevo; pero al yoIver
la cara. sus fscciones sc conts ajeron. Una
sombra de Insensatez SO extendio por su sem
blante y prosigui6 dicjendo:
-Hace un momento estaha ahf Ia,
to las eortinas.
Era el seffor de Croix Mesnil. mani
No insisti6 ell enfermo. con erecianta
sgitacioD;-s6 10 que me dige; tenQo mis- ra-
zones para afrmarlo. Era Pascnal Carve
Jan. Solo Ell puede salvar.a tn harmano I
Ofreceme que 10 verks. No estar4 tranon;lo /
nasta que me 10 prometaS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24

enc, partlo, sin tomar en- cuenta NADIA de
10 que en el Sc le deofa Tenia IN coraz6n
grande; era uno de esos hombres que no
Green hacer bastante como no hagan dena
slaoo. Antonieta era desgraciads: su hgr-
mano, Vict1ma de una calamnia; leios de ma.
recerle este rszon para alejsrse, como le te.
legrahaba su padre, entendfa que en- tales
momentos ell que fue amigo en- la prosperi
dah, no tlene ell derecho de prescindir de sus
deheres por tenor de conprometerse
Il uuo Junto al otro, triste 81 y paiida ella
hsblaban la luz de la lzmpars. tenue como
para velar moribEndo. A int6ryalos ga in
terrump1an para escuchar al anciapo. one
en- su del1rlo pronunciaba palabras inconxss
y rela ldgubremente. recordando Ia horrible
escena. Aquellas frases, balbuceadas con
torpe lengua, extremecian a los dos ioyenes.
les ponlan de manifesto Ia espantoss rea
lidad
-fCarvajanl lSiempre ese nombre NAL
dltol mo fne el quien acuso " r ,berto9-
pregunto Croix- Mesnil
ESQ dice ell sef1or Molejean, es indnaa-
ole que TUE Una vergsDza de la af enta one
le hizo mi hermano. Hemos labrsdo nnes
ira propia desdicha: 81 bien es verdad one
nuestrcs enemigos mereceu reproches nor sn
eonducta tambi6n la merecemos nosotros
Por nuestaa imprndeucia
0cmo una protesta de estas palabras hu
MUG olioslnas; Ia voz coDfusa del marques SO
mao mss distinta, pronunci6
-lCarvajarl :. lAh, miserable FOR
tuna honorl tToao roe...s'.
obral III
Presa de respetnoso miedo, los dos i6ve-
mes 30 callarou, por largo espacio s6Io al /
monotone tIc-tac del relcj interrumui6 n .i /
lencio Tres Yeces entr6 b arnKrTr. eI NJ /
ore vieJo guerra pasar la noche la cabece /
60 &c su amoi pero Antonieta le daspidio /
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24

coa dulzura, mandandole acostarse para es
/ tar dispuesto- al dfa siguiente
! Las dos de Ia madFugada serfan euando.
acercandose al lecho de su padre. observe
! que tepia Ell rostro menos crispado Que Ia
resDiracion era m Is regular
Tuvo IN momento de algeria, ell Ilanto
qua no consigui6 hacer brotar ell dolor acer.
bo, corri6 en- abundaneia cuando IN rayo de
esperauza esclarecio su alma. Junto las ma
nos, csy6 de rodillas, Oroix Mesnil la oyo
REAR Trato de consolarls, pero ella le diio:
Dejeme listed: estas l5grimas ali ian
mi pena.
sef1alando al marques, prosigui6:
-Parece que esta mejor; si pudi6ramos
salvarlel..
Ssrfa horrible que Roberto no tornara
verle, pudlera pensar que ell disgusto le
cause la muertei
No sucedera ESQ -replfc6 conmovido el
haron.-Este usted tranqaila los malos no
TRUMAN siempre; hey una Providencia pro
tectora de los inocentes. ella hars ana
Vnelva usted a yer juntos feIices al padre
J al hijo.
-Espero que Dios escuchara mis- ruegos-
an ,dio Antonieta con acento que revelaba
50 profnnda fe
Por espacio de algunos minutes estuyieron
al ado del lecho del eHfeTmo. Desuues An.
tonieta declar6 francamenta Que deseaba
vear sola su querido padre
-Si neceslto ayuda, prometo llamarle.
CroIx -Mesnil resisti6 mneho; pero por 6n
hubo de resignarse obedecer Ell silenc;o
10 invadi6 todo: ell silbido melanc6lico ds
una corneJa Sc escuch8ba a 10 leios: nero
con ser de NAL agiiero. no aminoraba Ia az.
peranza de Ia jcven. kPor ventura no era |
el ave que iogicamente. debia rondar souellos |
airededores de aquella casa donde todo era
dolori
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24

inr para mauif3,tar gu daseo NO tenfl
ella 81 deber d. com olaoerlef M Sc 10 h,-
oia OF 93ld1, ele f1lio d,l almt seltlI
renacer la esperanz.7
Aaaso Ia salvacion dependiese, en- efscto,
dc Ell ladudablemeute debfs ipfuir mu-
cn9 en- ell a1lmo de su padre Con solo con-
segulr que Ell odio de Oarvajan sa aminorase
ty podrls suceder, al con esta eapitulaci6n
Sc seti.t scia ell orgallo del alcalde), Sc habris
Aueianbsdo mpcho. Como consiutiera eD
permaneeer neutral, destruida la ufueDcis
~ parttdarios tan poderosos Ia salvacon de
hoosrto era meuos dficil obtenida ests,
ei poore enfsrmo va 10 morirfa de pesadum-
bre -
Este pensamiento exalt6 el 61imo de An
tonleta. 81, en- efecto, estaba en- sus msDcs
~ saiVaclon de todos. nc habia lugar duds,
aunque ootenerla requiriese una humillacon.
osria meuester que faese q busesr Pas
cuai' que ie rcgara, que le conveneiese, des-
9ues dc haberie hecho comprender un Ola
que entire una Olairefont un Oaryajan na'
ia oe comdn podria seutir Pero, sque i'm
porte oa todo este, 81 era el precio de la vlda
ue su padre y la libertad de su hsrmanoi
Aceptaoa el sacritcio de su orgullo como
una expiaeion. porque Sc reconocia hasta
ciertc punto culpable
Su altaneria su desd6n acaso inhuyeron
en- la oomlia desgracia 81 era precise has
- ,iegaria arrostrar las iras del alcalds,
plu'endoLe gracias para los suyos y perdoH
por naoerle arroiado de su casa.
IL Hegada del dia la afrmo masy msS
su proposito. Solo le faltaba inyentsr 81
plooexto para acercarse Pascual, y 10 en-
comendo la muerte.
las siete Crois- Mesnil SO 10 reuni6 n
: anclano. snmido en- letargico sueno, no hs-
Diaoa W., respiraba con fuerza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24

Ben. trananilIz

,-Bien, tranquilizate Ts promsta cum.
plir tn mandsto.
Las facciones del marqn6l "a dil4taron. SO
deJo caer hacia atrss; murmuro aiplnas na'
iaoras que la Jogen no pndo comnrandar p
So dnrmio tranquilsmente.
La senorita de Clairef mt permaneci6 nan-
satlVa Ei recuerdo de PascuaI. evocado ,or
su padre, b habfa reuacido por eomnleto D. poi
reciale q1e estaba en- s0 preseneia o., -.
nso1emla energica y varonil; entrsahria ID
ooca para haoarla; pero ella. que sahia a.
antemsno 10 que lie iba decir, no ona,fa a.
cucharla o qdS'ia %
NO oostante, sus alsbras. como ma nj,
CARA aearicladora. resouaban en- sn, osd
ss oulis duaar que la amabaS Su mad. aa
$50 e.oa, su Undo respeto, proclaim aban
s%pl alop 1ouas iuces Al contemplarla. tam
o'ana, cHando la veia alejarse palidaofa
Provoco Oroix Mesnil imnnls A. o
ceios: ie perteuecf4 en- absolute: dshf, aIu .os
ho htecer euanto no fuera ELL; repug laba oon
nor.of las tenebrosas intrigas de an n.S~n ~
J, sia embargo. nj siquiera esperahn
co dc amlstad en- cambio de sri adhasis, 20
condicional aun 1sio1 In
looo 10 que ey0 contar de 81 ,mah g..
ma en su imaginaci6n, con su H. Mia o.
los ne egocios. su talento como ab q do -,
na1 p 20 psIa rechsz'r el despotismo pstsr'
na', 10 atTala su pesar " se o,f,fp.ss
81 propia que entire Carvaisn padra y, .
- ns'la un abismo. Las palabras i :, w u
ques resonabau aGn en- sus ofdos -. ~, "a,
sara . tu hermanol" le oy6 decir b ;, sal
!, nis1eriosa intuici6n, ell padre afI;,.;t. oI sue
,s , Oh en- o. ai hou1bre capaz de rasef..s.' sena
.o4 .ioa1 conn ctof 5Acaso IN nasar $50
20 iasaIsI @ 70 lnspirof Jamas le hahfa v;stn
III nosrgo se le apa,ecia en- a dalir;n
$500 por su nombre, con a;st;.se =
- incorporaba en- 81 lecho del do
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
FOIL TIN tSp
JORGE oHNET
ELL GRAN MARGAL
TRADUOoIoN DE J. DE La oERDA
OAPITULO X
(Co7attn tGdci6n)
Abril. 9 de 1895.

rando sin consuelo Ia hija que era ell bScu
10 de su vejez todas estas novelescas in
venciones terminaban excitando la eperofa
de los magistrates vel rigor del Jurado, QUE
debian ser irhsxible trat&ndose de tan es
pantosc crimen.
Oroix Mesnil Sc guard6 muy bien de con
tar Antonieta todos estos detalles, que de-
mostraban la habilidad con que SO supo ex-
traviAr la opinion. Tampoco le diio aue
momentos antes de salir de Evreux habfa re
cibido IN telegrama de su padre, ponie dole
sn guardia contra el primer moyimiento ire
hazivo, aconsejapdole que procurase man
tenerse cieTta distancia de la familia de
Clairefont LA ruptura no ha sido proyoca-
da por tt decfa el prudeute magistrate :
aprovechate de esta circunt taucia, no te
compromises. Todas las prue6as materiaIes
condenan Roberto; en- So favor no hsy nsas
que persecuciones morales, bien debslfs 2or
cierto =
FL captain guard6 en- el bolsilIo el despa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los Sssfrascrstos nss2Scos csys4inssos
en- eiescaaan esa estc csal2zsl
NGENTERO
PoETCI. p r.

LOS GSsiFNScTgLoS WsStSSCCS C1T1qAsfSES
con e9evcscqa esa este csssf3<sf'.
CartiGcsn: que han co1n prob.oo = ~
p~actics ohciSl, VS. en- la par1icGi=y, luren'&
L. spidaraiA vArloLosa reirAnte 81 estz oir-
dad, L. oGcaciA incontsstAola dai yix4f
vzouno procedense del 11stitU5c De Vaou
n&oi6n de don Santiago Seiio insSala1o en-
Arecibo baio Eu di.ecoi6D.-DiEiase que G
cho seEor Seiio daspuss de un conaienzudo
y detenido estudlc, ha conseguido psrfec-
clcnsF el nivel de los Institutes Euxopsos
dc an fndola, el eultivo de squel virus pro-
GlSctico de Ia viruel& hast& 81 extreme Dc
poder ssegurar sfiruar los que suscriben,
one en- est& poblacion Ia prodacido tan fe
Eces resultados y "a obtenido tan lisonjsle,
atiGfactorio brillante exito, que SO han
conEeguiao con 50 emplao propagation el
exteruinlo De "a viYusla que aterroEizaba
dlezmaba ss5a pohlac:6n desde haee diez y
ooho n1eees, No vacilaado por ende los In
frsscritos en- pcblicar-no tan solo por me-
dio de la presente sino que tambien por Ia
prensa peri6dios del pals ser necesario-
que La linfa vacana extraida de la ternsra
del prscitado Institute as superior prefe-
r.ble todas las den1zs usadas en- la isla, In
clago ID do Lond<es, que estadfsticanentsl
"a dado mejor mas resultado, hssta 81 ex-
tremo de habsr conseguido L. ps<stxIacs6s
cGcisGI en IN noventa por oianto. Z para
cue ccnste vslga donde convsnir pudiere
{ don Santiago Seijo espido Ia presente en-
Ponce IL de Mayo de 1S69.-Dz. RalsgsGy
LSsO%Ss-Dr. CoTcAGdc-Dr. Repsz6m-Dr.
RGGGsss-Z2S. Csgoesns-Dg. Vsdal Rses-Dy-
EAsSc EOssl GssiglcsHDS. JssGs EgscstSs-
Lr. u. Zesso GGssdEG-US. OGssssSs0 s. dsl
prIZe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
Espec1fco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especifco desaparecen los bar
ros Ia picaz6n cue producen las errp-
clones an ell cuarpo. Is el verdadero "ar;
ia dolor. !" Sc usa en fricciones se apn
ca en- ochen5a eseog djetintes.
VeLdese sn ia -Djaz-bazrio de Hato
pl erco-casa del inventor @s.laraente.
Iayo 4, Isl A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
PARA OARRETERAS

Sc pessde cGss Ssstad tze ST. U01or, s4ssa md
qNs'sG tTsts4rGdora de EseGra nse,sssda para ca
rTstes0s, c0ss So cGJdera densds psesas, o.
gsasy bstc,s estado ga nGstsssete de reps<est0.
10 qse Ia sssseTese pssede dirsgsrse d don 30
bs7te Graham, 81 ssta css4daS.
Possce. Eehrero II da 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
HERMANos & 90,
BU9n negocio

nsf6n de Tr naTse t su dIeno en
de las
Pao
oooe
caudalo
dde puede
f -" N7" A1loiueS
2de1s9 d. - AooA41.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
HO EL
INTERNATIONAL
PoRT-AU-PRINOE.-H

FL propietario que suscribe ofrece las CO.
modas ventiladas habitaciones de este
Hotel todos los puertorriquenos extran
geros de transito estadfa fla en- Haiti.
En- ell ESTABLISHMENTS Sc hsbla ingl4a.
frances, espsnol 6 italiauo. Trato culto; ser
vicio escogido.
Tenemos sucursal en- al aristocratico cam
po de Thor (Bizot6n) para los pasageros
enfermos que seran tratados cen esrnersas
solicitud.
r GoNZALO MARsN
Enero % de 1895
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
iGrGn depuratsuO vegetal |

iGrGH dePurGtsUO Ucgctat I
8 sea extracto auido compuesto de
varias plantas indfgenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudori6cas.
Cada onza fuida representa- una
onga de las plantas que conttene.
1 PURAMENTE VEGETAL I
FL mas conocldo, segHr0 y r6psd0
rarlEcador de la sangre!
Conserva el CUTS feSs0 y Hbre de
S~fct0HSS y gyamO5l
Pul ien usarlo hasta los nIdos.
Dep6slto: EsSNsGciG Central, de J.
errer.
mI v.p. S. Nvbre. 2 de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
coNDICIONEs z OoNCEsIoNEs

rosrkna
iiuorar
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emba
20porIOO
DE Ida
ciado
90 de Nhancos
casra
anqu ade lb0
idan / id
IA
2ncs
de 0Sloa
paxs Earsao
IL, de H.
en- asaap plaza ~~1O"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
iAUSUBO! iAUSUBO!

Viras da x 5, s<6y5 x 20 v alfag.s
de 3, Eatsr5ss Is aasuao de S az VS.
ese. sssrtido general de o1aderas 5e
s'lo' -, saalae sle to3@r oazssa dans
sfect<'s .re s<ss,atez.s- Sr
H. .. DoRTA & c.
So ps.ca Nov;@eaors Y Is lsos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
a LOS HACEEDADOs DE CANA

Doai = .ehfraiclo sosntaaSo, ds Ia 10, e1s1.
oS ssnaa aov1ioH nIos proptos para g
se@.ao Ne~lsay.s. =,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24
LIMA aBeUIlR N VAP0RES IsPA10Ls
ENTIRE Ia HABANA PUERTOs DE LA IsLA
CON EsCALAs EN- STO-DOMINGO 7 HAITI
de los Sres Sobrinos de Herrera

pon msnsualss que sn PGasesndo G diver
Ia
lis
g
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24

Colon Mars de
d oTasdan de larliC
d la H6veB
los
GHcsnds Ia
u ~ CEPsaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-24

Enero % de 1895.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-02-08
Piling Up the Public Debt.

The bond issue just arranged for by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, speaks well for the
confidence of the people in the Government,
hut il also adds one hundred millions to the
bonded debt of the Union. In one year the
bonded debt has been increased, when tine
last bonds shall have been issued, about $3.50,
600. 900, and there is no telling how soon
another issue will be necessary to keep up the
gold redemption fund. 1t is very likely that
much of the gold to pay for TIE bonds to be
issued for the last loan will be drawn from
the United States treasury, and SO long as the
present financial system prevails the public
debt is liable to be increased several hundred
millions of dollars annually.
Under the present financial laws and policy
Mr.. Cleveland has recommended to Congress
the best possible course, but the whole sys-
TEN is wrong, and neither the President nor
any member of Congress has come forward
with a plan for improvement. The Repub-
lican House of Representatives affect to be-
believe more revenue is remedy and pass a
bill to increase tariff rates, while the Repub-
lican Senate believes that free coinage of sill
yer is the great panacea. The result is the
country is going from bad to worse. going in
debt and issuing bonds to be redeemed by
taxation upon future generations. The coun-
try is suffering from too much partisan poll
tics and the absence of true craftsmanship.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-02-08
The Next Senate.

The next Senate of Maryland is very likely
to be Republican, as result ofthe revolt last
November against alleged bossism. Repub-
lican Senators, who hold over, were elected
in Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Howard and
Kent counties and two in Baltimore city, all
Democratic strongholds. This is loss OF
six Senators, and it is not likely the loss can
be made up. The Democrats have hold over
Senators from Calvert, Carroll, Queen Anne $
and Wicomico only, and it will be necessary
to elect ten of the thirteen to be chosen in
November 1897, to have majority.
In Baltimore city the Democrats are rea-
sonably certain to elect Il Senator, also in
Caroline, Cecil, Hartford, Montgomery and
Worcester counties. These, with the hold
over Democrats, make ten. The Republicans
have nine hold-over Senators, and are rea-
sonably sure Of electing Senators in Garrett,
Allegany and st. Mary's counties, giving them
twelve, and the chances are decidedly in their
favor in Charles, Prince Georges, Dorchester
and Talbot counties.
1t would have been better for the Democrats
whoremained away from the polls or voted
the Republican ticket to have stood by the
party, and used their efforts to correct any
evils that exist in the party within party lines.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-02-08
Farmer Tortured AMI Robbed.

PIrrsBrRG, Pa, Feb. 5.-The residence of
Casper Wagner, an aged and retired wigma
ker in 0'Hara township, five miles from
Sharpsburg, was broken into on Monday
night, and Mr.. Wagner abused and robbed Of
a sum of money.
About midnight four masked men battered
down the front door. As they entered the
aged couple fled through the rear, and be-
came separated in the dark Two of the
thieves overlook Wagner and carried him
back to the house. Then they demanded his
money and proceeded to torture him with
lighted lamp. Finally Wagner produced his
money bag, containing $3.50, and the thieves
left. Wagner aroused his neighbors and
went on search for his wife, tracking her
by the mark of her bare feet in the half-frozen
mud, to stable half mile distant. She
was lying ON the ground almost exhausted.
Wagner and his wife are more than "a years
old and suffered greatly.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-02-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Protestant Church.-Sunday school at
9I5 A. m Preaching at 1880 Il. IN. and 7.SO p. m
Up. S. c. f. atGSOp. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
at 7.3Dp M. A. D. Melvin, Pastor.
ST. Pants Reformed Church.-Sunday School at
915 a. m Divine service at 1880 a M and rs p. m.
r.. Calvin s slagle, Pastor
ST. Johns Church. Rev Father Cassidy, Pastor
Sunday-Low Mass at 7.l5 and High Mass ut 10 a.
m; Vespers at 80 p. During the week.-Mrs. at
ia. m
Centenary 81. f. Church.-Sunday school at 915
a. m. Preaching at I0.30a m. aud 40 p. m. Junior
League ut 200 p. m. Epworth League at 6.f5 p m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, at 100 p. m. Rev. W.
K. Strcklin. of Baltimore, will deliver lecture
Thursday night, February 18th, under the auspices
OF the Epworth League Subject, "our Benjamin.
Joel Brown, Pastor
Rev. q. W. Seilhamer Will preach in Uniontown
Sabbath morning and evening.
Communion service at Thomas Chapel on sun
day February @, commencing at 30 p. IN. Love
feast and Communion service at Patapsco February
c T. Dudrear, Pastor.
Carroll Charge, Reformed Church.-Benjamin
Church-Divine service at go p. IN. Jerusalem
Church-Divine service at 10 a. IN.
H. ]. Macalister Pastor.
St Matthew's Lutheran Church, Pleasant VAL
ley-Divine service at 80 p. m. Sermon by Rev.
p. II. Miller, of Westminster.
Ascension Church.-Feb .. ScXagesima sunday
Celebration of Holy Communion ut $50. Morning
Service and Sermon at 10.30 Evensong and Sermon
at $50 Ddily-Holy Communion at 40. Even
Jesse Higgins, Rector
Salem Charge Lutheran Church.-St. Beniamins
Church-Bible class at 9a0a. IN. Preaching at 10 a.
St. Johns Church-Bible Class at ! p IN.
Preaching at D. IN. Young Peoples Missionary
Society Mt p. M. S a. Diehl. Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church.-Sunday School at . a
m. Preaching at 1881 It, m and : ? m Morning
ering sin" Y. p. : c. f. at Oils p. M.
=. II. Miller. Pastor
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Stomach Pump Gourmand.

Prof Daniel l.. Dowd, who for several
years has conducted an establishment for
physical and vocal culture in East Fourteenth
street, New York, has been committed to
Bellevue Hospital for mental examination.
The peculiar character of his mental aliena-
ton promises to make his case an interesting
study to the physician in charge. Dowd,
who is only AZ years old, is said to have at
one time been rich man, but recently his
vagaries have been so marked that his bust
ness declined and he has become physical
wreck. His mania took the form of gas
trouomic excuses. which riyaled those of
some of the later Roman Emperors. He got
into the habit of going about restaurants and
gorging himselfwith the most amazing quantity
Of food, sometimes spending as much as $40
or SIS on single meal. He would then go
home, insert the tube of stomach pump
into his stomach and deliberately remove all
that he had eaten. Having thoroughly
pumped himself out he would return to the
restaurant, engulf another dinner and return
ing home again have recourse to the stomach
pump,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-02-08
For Free Silver.

In response to the Presidents message upon
finance, the House of Representatives passed
two bills, neither ofwhich were satisfactory to
the country. One, providing for the issuance
of bonds, was changed in the Senate to a free
silver coinage bill, which was passed on
Saturday by vote of AZ to 35.
The bill as passed authorizes the free coin
age of silver at the IL to l ratio, and the issue
of silver certificates against the silver dollars
thus provided for; authorizes the coinage OF
the bullion bought under the Sherman act and
the issue of certificates against it at once; re-
quires national banks to cease issuing notes
below $1,000; requires the redemption of
greenbaeks and Sherman notes in silver or
gold, at the option of the government, and
their reissue perpetually.
On Tuesday the Senate finance committee re-
ported similar bill, as substitute for the
House tariff BILL To the Senate free coinage
of silver is the panaeea for all government
ills
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ of feri facias issued out
of the Circuit Court for Carroll county, State
of Maryland, at the suit of Samuel W. Bar
reek and E. Marshall Gilbert, partners, trad
ing as Barreck & Gilbert, against the goods
and chattels lands and tenements of Margaret
f. Lawson and John T. Lawson, and to me
directed. have seized the following proper
ty, viz: All the following described two
parcels of land, contiguous to each other,
being part of tract of land called every
thing Needful Corrected" situate, lying and
being in Carroll county, in the State of Mary
land. The first parcel contains
3 ACRES, ROOD AND s SQUARE
PERCHES OF LAND,
more or less, and the second parcel contains
ACRES, ROOD and 3 SQUARE PERCH
ES OF LAND, more or less, being the same
parcels of land conveyed to the said John T.
Lawson by Edward Berwager and wife, by
deed dated July 10, 1890, and recorded among
the Land Records of Carroll county in Liber
B. f. c., No. y, folio 1874, &c.
And ! hereby give notice that on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1896,
at l p. M, at the Court House door. in the
City of Westminster, Nd, will sell the above
property, so seized and taken into execution,
to the highest bidder for cash.
j. OLIVER MURRAY.
jan % is Sheriff.