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WAPAKoNErA. ONO,
Feb. Ii, 1896.
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please have the kindness to advise
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About the year 1877 one Anton
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the bioating and soreness are all gone
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nine collar buttons, eleven neckties,
two love letters, few pieces of
candy, two dimes, three quarters,
one pen and four button hooks.
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NATIONAL POLITICS.
SECRETARY MOTIONS AGRICCL-
TURAL DINNER IN HONOR
or THE PRESIDENT.
The Pacific Railroad Trying TO Buy
Up Congress.
1000 our rernlar eorresrondon..

T 'III VIII ItTN tIIWI vi I''I3'IU'it, :
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
February %, 1896. (
The Republicans are still unable
to do anything with the tariff bill.
Senator Carter, who voted against
taking it up the other day, has
given notice of his intention to
move that the bill be sent back to
the Finance committee for further
consideration. The matter was
brought up at a joint caucus Of Re.
publican Senators and Represent
atives, held last night, but nothing
was decided upon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-09

del gabinete Polidori abri6 y vic al Official
mayor del despacho, que palido y con ell SEM
blante desencajado, exclam6:
-Tengo que hablar al instante con M
Ferrand.
-lSilenciol Sc halla muy malo en- este
momento-dijo Polidori en- voz baja; y, sa-
liendo del gabinete, cerr6 tras ST, la puerta.
-iSefor!-exclsm6 ell Official mayor
va que sois ell mejor amigo de M. Ferrand,
salvadlo sin perder un momento.
-SQu6 quer@is decir?
-Por orden de M. Ferrand he lido a ad-
veItir la se1ora condesa de Mac Gregor que
no.podfa ir hoy su casa, como ella hab1a ext
gldo. Esa sonora, que ahora parecer estar
fuera de peligro, me hizo entrar en- su cuarto
y me dijo gritaudo con tono terrible: Vol
veos Y decid nj. Ferrand que 81 no viene aquf,
mi casa, dentro de media bora, sera preso
por falsario antes que Sc acabe ell dfa; por-
vive; Sc quien la ha entregado; Sc d6nde
esta.
-Esa muj jer delra-contest6 Polidori
encogi6ndose de hombros.
-Asf 10 creI desde luego, pero la seguri-
dad con que despu6s habl6 la seflora condesa.
-Tendra la cabeza debil; visiones
-Tambien debo deciros que, en- ell mo-
mento en- que yo salfa del euarto de la
nora condesa; entr6 precipitadamente una
doncellay dijo:-Su alteza vendra aquf dem
tro de una hora.
Il sDiio ESQ la criada?-exolam6 Polido-
ST, senior; por cierto que me quede
sobrecogido, porque no saba de que alteza
se trataba.
No hay duda, es ell prfneipe-dijo para
ST Polidori.-lPero 6l en- casa de la condesa
Sarah, quien no debfa yer iamas! No sc,
pero no me gusta esa reconciliation, que puede
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-09

ST, b6rlate, tienes rsz6n revuelcame
bien sobre las brazas del inferno. va sabes,
miserable, que aborrezco la humanidad; que
esas expiaciones que Sc me imponen solo me
inspiran odio r9ncor contra los que me obli-
gan hacerlas contra los que Sc aprovechan
de elias. lRayo de Dios! lPensar que mien
tras yo arrsstrare una vida espantosa, exis-
tiendo dnicamente para saborear tormentos
que aterrarfan al mas intr6pido, esos hombres
que detesto remediaran SUI miseria con los
benes de que me han despoiado! Y ese
cl@rigo.... ioh! q cl6rlgo que me bende-
cfa cuando mi corsz6n nadaba en- hiel, llamas
Y sangre 49,. ivamos! le hubiera dado de pu.
fialadas. All! no puedo sufrir mas -anadi6
oprimiendose la frente con los puhos cerra-
dos-Se me abre Ia cabeza ...y Sc me tur-
ba la raz6n. No podrfa resistir estos acce-
sos de rabia impotente ;. a estos tormentos
sin fin ...iy todo por causa tuya ipor
Il, Cecilia. -. Cecilial. -. SSabes 10 me-
nos 10 que padezco?. -. Slo sabes, Cecilia.
demonio lanzado del inferno?
sgotadas las fuerzas por esta espanto-
sa exaltaci6n, dej6se caer iadeando en- una
silla, retorci6 los brazos di6 gemidos sor-
dos inarticulados.
Polidori no Sc admire de este acceso de
Tabia convulsiva desesperada Como su ex-
periencia medica era consumada, oonocio des-
de luego que ell furor que sentfa Ferrand al
verse despojado de fortuna, undo & la pa
sion inspirada por Cecilia, habian encendido
en- Ell cuerpo aquel miserable una febre de-
vorsdora. Ademas, en- ell aoceso que acababa
de acometerle, Observable. Poidori con in
quietud ciertos indicios de una de las enfer-
medades mas espantosas que afigen 8 Ia hu-
manidad, cuyo horrible cuadro han pintado
tan acknowledgements los gTandes observadores
moralistas Paulo y Areteo.
Llsmaron precipitadamente la puerta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-09

como la hicimos, fin de qae nadie conci-
biese Ia -menor sospecha de tt 81 por casua-
lidad quedaba alguna duda sobre la realidad
del suicidio. SQuien podrfa sospechar que,
matando un hombre para Appropriate 10
que te habia confado, cometieses la nece-
dad de hablar de ese dep6sto en- la carta
falsifcada que lie atribufas? Sque sucedi62
Cue todos creyeron en- ell suicidio, Y, gra-
cias q tn santa reputation, negaste ell de-
p6sito sin peligro, todo ell mundo crey6
pie juntillas que ell hermano SO habfa quita-
do la vida despues de haber perdido la for
tuna de su hermana.
--Pero "a que viene ahora eso2 El cri-
men Sc ha descubierto
Y Squien tiene la culpa? sNo sabfas
que mi carta era un arma de dos filos2 la Que
cometiste la necedad de entregar esa arma te
rrible la Internal Cecilia?
-iCalla! ino pronuucies ese nombre!
-excamo Jaime con expression espantosa de
dolor.
-Callare; no quiero que te yuslyas epi.
leptico. va YES que 81 no fuese mas que por
la jnsticia ordinaria, bastarfsn las mntnas nra
cauciones que Sc habian tornado: mas Ia ina
ticia extraordinaria del que nos tiene baio an
poder terrible procede de otra manera. Cree
que ell cortar la cabeza los criminales NO ra-
para suficientemente los males que ha causa.
do. Con las pruebas que tiene, nos entrega
ria los trlbunales; pero 5cual serfa ell ,esul-
tado? Cuando mas, dos cad6varas ona s;r.
viesen para estercolar la hierba del eamanta.
rio.
-iOh, sii Lo que quiere ese nrfnc;na
ese demonio, son lagrimas, angustias. tormen.
tos :. .Pero 20 no 10 conozco. VI ~ l. h;aa
jamas ningdn dafIo. lPor que nnsa 90 us ans
carniza de tai modo conmigo2 r'' 80
-egulere nacer Greer que sc resienta del
Dien del lAai 9uc % hace los demas, 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-09

blel A cualquiera lado que vuelva los ojos,
no veo mas que ruina, deshonra muerte.
iAh! 10 que mas temo ahora es La NADIA.
lMaldici6nl imaldici6n sobre mil 1maldici6n
sobre todo ell mundo!
-Tu misantropfa es mayor que tn flan-
tropfs, pues abraza todo ell mundo; al paso
que la otra no pasa de un distrito de Paris
-iBdrlate, monstruo!
--SQuieres mejor que te reprenda y con-
funda? SQuien tiene la culpa de que nos
veamos en- este estado? Tia. IA que lleva-
bas al cuello colgada como una reliquia aque-
LA carta mia sobre el asesinato que te vali6
Glen mil escudos, que hicimos pasar por un
atroz suicidio2
-sPor que2 lMiserablel mo te habfa
dado cincuenta mil frances por tn coopera-
ci6n en- ese crimen Y por esa carta que te ext
gf para conservar una garantIa contra ti2
Porque de ese modo no podrfas denunciarme
sin denunciarte tt mismo. Mi vida mi
fortuna dependfan de esa carta, por este la
lievaba siempre conmigo.
-Es verdad; al fin NADIA ganarfa con
denunciarte mas que Ell placer de aoompa-
farte al patfbulo. Sin embargo, tu habili-
dad nos ha perdi do, siendo asf que la mia
nos habIa asegurado la completa impu-
nidad
-SLa impunidad2. :. va 10 yes.
--SQuien podrfa adivinar 10 que nos
pasa? Nuestro crimen debfa quedar habfa
quedado impune. Cuando matamos ese
hombre, quisiste escribIr su hermana una
carta contrahecha diciendole que sc habfa
quitado la vida al verse arruinado; erefais
que era una gran sutieza de tn parte ell no
hablar en- la carta del dep6sito que te ha-
bfa confado. ESQ era absurdo. Sabiendo
como saba su hermana ese dep6sito. sin du-
da 10 hubiera reclamado, y, por consiguien-
te, era precise hacer menci6n del deposito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-09

/ Gran depWrotsvO vegetaI I
Dlcisraore 8 de 1893.

8 sea extracto huido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes Y sudorifcas.
Cada Onza fuida representa- una
onza de las plantaS que conttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAL
I'll mas conocldo, SECURE y vdbSd0
parihcador de La sangre!
COnserva el CUTS sSrS0 y Hbre de
ySPCSO0ss y grG10s!
PuCden usarlo hasta los niios.
Deposito: F9ySacSG Central, dc J.
errer.
3mI v.p. S. Nvbre. de 1893.
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Unquent0 Derm6gen0!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNGUENTo DERM0GENo en-
las Hagas QstensGdHrGs, j~G'setes, pit
cadssras de mosquitoes 1eprG GfrseH"a,
sa6Gaones, sLefansiasts t~ns0res, dc
cstaIqSSsS brOcedSncia, re~asatss~s0, H.
cerGs, beSidas ds cHaIQSfer aSa'sG, pa
SGdSsos &::, 10 demuestran las inflni-
tas curacIones obtenidas y el constan-
te uso que de dicho especfflco Sc
hace.
Dep6sito: RayHsaciS Central de ]
Ferrer.
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
INaKNIRRO

Agente autorizado para Ia veata
IL las famosas turbinas hidgsalleas de
James, Leffei q C, y dc las Bonbas
,emeias automzticas dc Snaith, Vale
/ Cs. para alImentacl6n sntomaeica
le caidsras de gapor CON sgsa Ca
i=nts y de condensaciones.
pldanse catalogos { snsofnacs.
Ponce, JalIo 4: de 1898.
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SAC Al A M 3 .
@UITA-Do

Este preparado indio, de gran fama en- ell
nsls. curs radicslmente los catarroa gripa-
las. dolores de cabeza, neuralgias, reumas,
inaspaaciones denSs afscsiones cutzneas,
etc., etc.
La formula de cada botella indiea ls ma
nera de usarse. 4 pessr del gran consume
de este preparado, su precio sers flo como
sieue: Gals de "a medlas botellas, pesos.
Unisos dspositarios del lsgitinao aoca-
lassb6,
Z. ChGFl56ss O.
Ponas. Fabrero l9 do 1894. 5Tn' 4
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PARA CARRETERAS

Sc ce,sde cas-; d nsitad de su calor, asG md
ys1;,a t,;ts4yadora de piedra nsessstda para ca
rreteras, CON 90 cGldera y densds psesas, ess
sssv sstex sstado sH nsarts,sete dc repsesto.
III avs Ia iwserese pNsds dsrigirss doH Ro-
bsste GrahaA, eN est0 cs3dad.
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CERVAN ES
CENTRIC GENERAL
DE PUBLICACIONES

Esta sasa admite suscripciones toda
clAse de obras por entregss, y tarnbien
peri6diooa nustrados y de naodas, encargan-
dose igualmente do comisiones perteneclen
tss al rano; de completsr cualesquiera
obr&s CUE SO halIaren truncas; pudisndo los
se6orea que 80 sncuentzsn en dicho case,
pssar una nota del 6ltino ousdsrno que
huhisren reeibido.
Entire los peri6dieos ilustrados que sste
Ceatro repaFte, hgura.
LA Illustration ARTISTICA
que pog la beltexa de GUS grsbados los nae
1ores que salem de Barcelona, 10 selecto de
sus tsxtos y los nagnffcos regslos que Ca
da trss repartos hace, es el peri6dico de
mayor elrculsci6n eu Espa6a Americs
latina. Rambisn hemos de advsrtir que
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