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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-10-19

1870 Araeo made the announcement 20 the
academy of science and Daguerre was
made an officer in The Legion of Honor and
voted pension OF e.oD0 francs a year lie
died Ia 1871 ana monument was erected to
linn ia Paris
But Ike al inventions. Dacuerres was
crude and imperfect Photography has
grown out Of il and seems now 10 be the
perfccon of art. II Is used in making the
exact hkenesscs of an the great works Of
art ana nature and bringing them in reach
of the millions VINO have never seen and
never viii see the orig mails. Al the mouu-
ments. pyramids churches. cathedrals.
bridges. mountains and Waterfalls-all tho
grand OLD paintings OF Raphael ana Rem
brandt. all tine sculpture of the old mas
tiers and even the aspects Of the moon
and tClipsCs of the sun ami the reproduc-
ton or Tie ancient manuscripts OF the GA
and New Testamcnts. The lightning itself
cannot more instantly speed its way than
photography now catches bird on the
wing or a rae" horse On the turf or =
meteor IN the heavens. just so " was with
the locomotive. ih. spinning Jenny. the sew
INK machine. tho telegraph and telephone
All We're improved from tmc 10 time hy
the cunning ~ the human brain ana hu-
man hand until thev now sceta 20 DC per-
fert, hut they are not
eu the mantle near me ! ste cabinet
photograph of a well preserved Ga man
who has sweet little black-oyed grand
child on his arm. while her head rests trust-
iHEly upon his shoulder and touches his
venerable cheek. Sh, iooi,s shvy ana timid-
~ az sou. bun sluc~ leo the old man as tha
tender vine clnss to the old oak that the
storm has rivcu. The old mans rae" IS
calm ana serene. ] ike those pictures Tor
! the chlldrcu's sake. and wish that was 50
coupled with every little Craudchild anu
that INV vie had some 20 match Them. !
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-10-19


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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-10-19
MICHIGAN FOR BRYAN
Henry G6oF83 Tours the State and Puts
Il in the Democratic C0lGma.
W0RKlNGMEN ARE FOR SILVER
Nominee VIII Have 10000 Votes
More Than Mckinley and They
VIII Come from All Parties.

Henry Geo ge ia New York journal
1scksop Mich. October l0--I have learned
enough Of Michigan TO convince me mat
ihe election We're 10 come on on Aoiu's
Bryan woald carry this state By a. h"AN-
some majority. and 10 further convince
me that tHe tendency i'm his favor is stead'-
.v growing and that when ne pass
through the TWO ptuiu-uia3 next wen,
making tho Hfty-fvc speeches Pie IS heoNe'
.1r oven ii most of them b. mere greetings
10 The crowds that VIII gather ~ tne a,'-
rior-. IL Is likely 20 swell INTO q Nctt't"i1
tlal wave. j have tried 10 set ihy l1lot-
nation as 10 how the currents o. tho"sA'
arc ruunu. from The best and most yer
llshl. sources. and 1 have no neeu OK it =
,e-s Of introduction 10 find ga the towns OF
A!lonieau men whom / can trust ana "ho
will ten nae frankly what they Know
Tie conclusion I have reached : that
there is no need Of my going iurther 70
Corm am opinion and that il is nov as su'D
rs ANYTHING i'm the future can be thai Wheh
tha Sd Of November comes Michlgan VIII
-ote for BRYAN and Sewall. Michigan mas
been counted as republican state b"I
10 uualyze the vote on presidential ci'C-
t.ous is to see that for twelve years P"S'
amy union OF the clements opposed 70 lhe
v,t,nbiican party would have given O4l-
fcrent result. In the last presidential tiec-
don. Michigan. Of the electors chosen from
congressional districts, elected seven re-
publicans ami five democrats. making, with
tn. two electors at large. a vote In tho coz
Iege Of II ne republicans and hve democrats.
or the aggregate popular vote. that OF the
republicans was DID, 7os that Of the demo-
Gratis 2o2 PC. that OF the popuiists 1857 anu
Chat If the prohibitiouists li.@9
The republicans had plurality OF ZO'i4-'
but on lie union az the three opposing ele-
mon,s they would have been beaten Dy
l3.f9. That union IS now assured. The
democrats IN this state have adopted
wise policy. They are not pushing them
selves 10 the front. nor even speaking much
Of themselves as democrats. but 70 AVOID
arouslne tho prejudices OF old opponents
now their allies. speak OF themselves rather
as new democrats" While the official
certificate Of the fusionists is recorded as
mat Of the democratic state ana national
nominations" the vignette consists OF
head of Bryan encircled with the legend.
Democratic Peoples Union Silver Ticket
And this union. on equal terms Of all the
feforn elements. appears to be actually
complete. and men who have long been ac-
eustomcd 10 oppose each other are united
now with Il strength born OF their agree
meut IA the common struggle against plu-
tocracy.
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Rrrnn,s Probable Maiority.

The ola politicians among tine democratic
marty rauaaers seem, on what appears 10
me not unreasonable assumption, conhdent
of carving the state by some thirty or
fhirty-nve thousand. The pOpulists are
working earnestly. the larger part Of the
prohibitiouists will certainly woke for Bry
an. the democrats will come 70 the polls
Ia as great II not greater force than In
1S99 the gold democrats are comparatively
feev. and from every part OF the state
come reports o. republicans VINO never
voted for q democrat before. but VINO are
working and will this year vote Tor Bryan
THAT their estimate IS not larger one
seems 10 arise from doub; of the infiu-
cnce which the corporations ana large
.mployers nay have upon their men. from
an uncertainty as 10 he vote OF the upper
uaninsuIa which they have not been able
20 adequately reach. and from fear OF
he great amount OF money at the disposal
Of their opponents.
BIT from what ] have heard I think the
feeling among the workingmen Of M.chl-
.iu is as strong and intense as ] have
found il IN other places. and that the at
commits OF employers 10 Influence It are pro
ducinac "a precisely contrary effect 70 that
tb.,- intended. A 10 the upper peninsula,
where. the owners OF the rich mineral de-
rosits have reduced Their laborers 70 a con
fitlou similar 10 that OF the workers IN the
..ooi aud iron regions of Pennsylvania. II
is hardly feared that there will he any
ren,lhlican gain, but merely that the IN
crease i'm the Bryan vote VIII not be as
largo as i'm The lower peninsula. But even
in t.c upper peninsula labor is sharing in
the general alarm, and the Mine Workers
Union OF northern Michigan has just pub
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-10-19

rackacho IS almost Immediately relieved
nv vearsng oue OF Carriers smart Weed
and B-nadouua Eackache Plasters. Try
one and he free from pain. Price, , cents
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-10-19
Giudness Comes

ILTith better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
zeal ills which vanish before proper eff
fortS-gcntle efforts-pleaSant efforts
rightly directed. There Is comfort ia
The knowledge thnt SO many forms Of
sicllncss are not due TO any actual dis
ease. but simply 10 a constructed condi-
ton Of the system. which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
" removes. = lat is why il is the only
remedy WITH millions of families. and IS
everywhere esteemed 50 highly bv all
who value good health. It's beneficial
effects are due go the fact, that 1t is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without facilitating the
ORGANS on which it acts. tits therefore
all important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, that You have the genuine article,
which IS manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by all rep
utable druggists.
~ in the enjoyment OF good health,
and the system is regular, then Taxa
tivcs or other remedies arc not needed.
IL afflicted with any actual disease, one
NAV ae commended tothe most shlliut
phvsicians. bdt = in need ~ laxative,
then one should have the best, and with
the weil-informcdc everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and Is most largely
csed and gives most general satistactioA
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-10-19

Poor Z ecstion leads ~ nervousness, fref-
eeiurss. pcs yishu"--. chronic ay pep-la opl
er-a. misery. Hoods Sarsaparilia if The
re4ai,. It toues the stomach and creates
ara appetite.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-10-19

lshcd an address 20 worlinsmen generally
similar 90 that issued by the l0cked-out
men Of the Brown Works IN Cleveland Dee
ciaring thar Mark Hanna has employed
a systematic course Of coercion against
union men. AS TO the use ~ money. after
certain point and in & time like tnis, IL
is poUCrless. Nearly t5a 900. So one VI tine
men who knew about II told me, was
raised outside OF the regular uar.y funl 70
defeat. Mayor PinErce iu Detroit few
years ago But il seemed 10 produce no
effect at all Pingree. with the sentiment
Of the masses behind him. was elect.
by an overT0werius majority. Ana th"
same word Is going around through y eiIi-
san as through Illinois ana oaiu, "TaEe
the money, all you cam get o. 81, aud then
vote according % the dictates ot your own
.oHscieuce"
Scheme To Aid Mckinley.
Tho only way g.. which bribery can he
in any large degree effective il NJ calsaa
is by buying men 30 stay away from tha
polls. But now the word is going around
that this is intended. and the man who
stays away from the polls or election dar
IS likely 20 encounter @ public opinion
among his fellows that lew would care 20
face for q briue. AS 70 tla number pt nee
publicans Who VIII this year yo-e Tor Ery-
an. tie speciuc details -hat have ne.1
given me iucl.ue one 10 Doubt it tie hIsH esJ
estimates are beyond 5ae truth.
IN writing from 81. Louis 20 The journal
I'm June, ct CHE republican convention
stated ms impression that ] Was SIS fitness.
ing there the last great convention of tHv
republican parry. What gave me this ir1-
preston. i'm me face Of that perfectly
managed machine. -uousiE- Jo the Wlll rr
its controller as locomotive engine IS 20
It's driver. was that II seemed that every
thing of real belief ana earnest purpose
had gone ont OF the party. and that all that
remained was hub {. the surdid desires f0r
the gainius. of special advantage which
me- aHaF .N o. Hr ""a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23
ULTIMA HORA.
P 0 R C A BILE
Servicio especial de LA CORRESPONDENCE


De st Thomas nos comunican hoy por
cable 10 que sigue:
''Noticias via Galveston dicen que el
Gobierno dc Madrid resolvi6 relevar al
General Martinez Campos de los impor.
tantes cargos de General en- Jefe Capi.
tan General Gobernador de la isla de Cuba
asi como al general Arderius Gobernador
Militar de la plaza. El primero Sc ha en-.
barcado va para la Peninsula.
El sef1or Martinez Oampos en- la bro.
clama que dirijio al Ej6rcito antes de en-.
barcarse dice: que ha sentido mucho no
haber sido mas afortunado en- sus patri6.
ticos esfEerzos como general en- Jefe. &
pesar del valor, constancia, discipline y
sufrimientos de las tropas; que 81 como
Gobernador no hizo la polftica que de 81
esperaban, fu6 porque eran contrarios &
su conciencia otros procedimientos que no
fueran los que puso en- pRactica. Dijo
ademas en conclusion, que 81 eI fu6 def
ciente como General, el valor y sacrificio
de vidas de las tropas bajo su mando en-
defensa de loa intereses de la patria. han
compensate en- mucho esa deficiencia.
El General Weyler, successor del Gene.
raj Martinez Campos, ha salido va do Ma.
drid en- viaie para Cuba"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23
FELIPE DERRLAY

Al lado opuesto del oamino junto al DUAL Sc
habfa parade, extendfase 10 largo del bosque
un tallar de dos afoe, ouyos ospellonea brotabsn
como islotes de verdura entire loa matorrales y
atlas hierbaa amarilss B terreno, cubierto de
bosque, desoendfa en- suave pendiente haois ell
vale, dejaba entire las praderss la aldea
de Pont Avesnes, empinando fobre les rojos to-
jadoa de sus casas la torre cubierts de pizsrras,
en- forma de embudo, de gu vieja igleaia A Ia
dereoha estaba el castillo, rodeado de anchos fo.
SOS seoos = plantados de arboles frutales. El
Avesnes bilillo de aqua que los habitantes cali
foan ambioiosamente de ''rfo" brillaba como Gin.
ia de plata entire los aohaparrados sauces que in.
Gilman las ramas sobre sus orilas
Algo mas lejos est6 la ferrerfa, arroiando
por las chimeneas de sus altos hornos rojiso hu-
mo, que barrido por el viento extiende sus me-
grss mssas en- 10 bajo de la oolina ouyas bases
de roca tienen anohos agujeros para la extrac-
cion del mineral Sobre estas excavaciones yer.
dean las vihas, dando de ST IN vinillo blanco que
sabe piedra dc chispas que Sc vende ordina
riamente con el nombre de vino de Moeela. El
oielo de color azul palido estaba inundado de
lus, una nieb?a. trasparente como tenue velc,
q ,taba en- las alturas Profunda pas reinsbs en-
aquel alegre paisaje, = ls a,mosfera era tan pura
que e condo de los martillos de Ia farreria lie.
gaba del vale haata 81 boaque.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23
Dice I'm peri6dico de Madrid: - {"

Dice un peri6dico de Madrid: - EEL
proyecto reformando la ley arancelaria de
Cuba y Puerto Rico no so impIan-
tara tan pronto como fuera dc desear-
segdn ha dicho Ell sefior Castellano,-pues
los momentos actuales no son los mas
oportunos para llevar efecto esta impor,
tante reforma. En- cambio, ell ministro
estudia la reforma de las Ordenanzas de
Aduanas. Existen en- las que rijen en- las
Antillas, tan grandes deficiencies en- 10
que SO refiere la imposition de multas y
forma de efectuar los despachos, que en-
mas de una OCCASION Sc ha visto on la nece.
sidad ell s76or Castellano de resolver ex-
pedientes con arreglo al criterio de las Or.
denanzas vigentes en- Ia Peninsula. I'm
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

Emulsion CreosotGdd.-Para prevenir
al ptiblico contra las falsificaciones imi-
taciones de ese UNICo producto, original y
popular preparation del doctor Rabell, SO
recomienda que sea rechazado todo frasc0
que no neve el seIIo de gdrGnt5G de esa
marca, oportunamente registrada como
propiedad exclusive.
Fij6nse siempre los consumidores de
tan benefciosa Emulsion para la seguri-
dad de que es legftima, en- la marca de
fabrica, bien determinada en- ell Selto de
garantfa, con la firma autografica de su
autor y preparador.
Este gran remedio es de efectos mara
villosos. en- todas las Boticas.
DR.. R, M. PONTE z Hy0.-OIRU-
JANOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 81 ea-
auina q la Fortaleza San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

RecOrtamOs de EE COTTeO de UltT0na0r:
Han dicho algunos periodicos de
Puerto Rico que los sehores Labra Las.
tres SO han puesto de acuerdo para pedir al
ministro de Ultramar Ell Immediate plan.
teamiento de las reformas en- Puerto Rico.
No es exacto. Pero esto no obsta para
que, sin que ell acuerdo exista, trabaie ca
da uno por su cuenta, como trabaj amos
todos, fin de conseguir que las reformas
SO implenten en- plazo breve. El sef1o1
Lastres las acepta, como individuo del par
tido consevador que las ha aceptado tam
bian, "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23
Recortamog de Ola Democracia":

!" Uu 81 barrio De PIadras blancas-~
San Sebastian-ha sido asesinada una mu-
jar, va algo entrada en- amos, que viva en-
concubinato con un indivfduo Iamado Ra
fael Almira. En- este ,crimen, segdn nos
dicen, hay que apreciar la cireunstancia
agravante de ensaf1amiento. El rostro de
aquella infeliz qued6 completament9 desf-
gurado, & consecuencia de las muchas he
ridas que recibiera, despu6s de muerta, y
q 10 que parece, en- los ojos y en- los labios.
Recaen vehementes sospechas sobre el re-
ferido Rafael Almira que SO encuentra de-
tanidO. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

En- Hato-grande Ell vecino Cruz Me
YES, en- cumplimiento de una promesa, en-
Cendi6 cinco velas de cera los Santos Re.
yes; la esposa de aqu6l SO qued6 dorrnida
y habiendo salido el referido Nieves a
practicar una diligencia, SO incendiaron
las ropas de una hija suya, como de cinco
at1os, sufriendo ouemaduras que le ocasio-
narOn la muerte,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

El Illmo sefior Obispo ha dispuesto
que en- todas las iglesias de le Diocssis SO
celebren honras f1nebres por el etsrno
descanso del alma del malogrado general
Gamir, poni6ndose de acuerdo los parro-
COS con las autoridades locales para que se
verifquen con toda solemidad dichos &C.
tos religiosos y concurra ell mayor numero
de fieles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

Formas de sombreros, gran novedad
y baratfsimos, acaban de recibir un surti
do colossal en- ''Los Dependencies, Forta-
leza 33, dnica casa en- la isla que tiene col
chones ingleses de 16 tamaf1os y SO classes
de camas. Precios imitadfsimos, sobre
todo en- las camas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

Nuestros amigos los aprecis bles espo-
sos dom Jose Garcia Ac6vedo y dena Ma
ria del Socorro Calvo pasan por la pena de
haber perdido & un niffo de corta edad que
vol6 al cielo en- la tarde de aver y que ha-
cia las delicias dc aquel hogar. Acompa-
fiamos los esposos referidos on su justo
" natural dOlor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

Aver 80 vendieron on competencia en-
esta Capital 157 sacos azt1car dc segunda,
clara, Gle la hacienda ''gan Vicente" 4
pesos 80 ctvs, comprados por j. T. Silva y
COmpafffa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23
La estadfstica del Registro Civil de
4 10 gre nlla en- al aflo 1898 fi1A La aiollian

Hato- -grande en- el aho 1895 fu6 la siguien-
to: Nacimientos 511; de estos SON 275 va
rones 236 hernDras que clasifcados por
gu origen 1873 fueron varones legftimos y
116 hembras legftimas, 1877 varones ilegi
mos 100 hembras legitimas.-Defuncio
287 sean 165 varonee y 1872 hembras, de
estos son so1teros 1873 varones y S1 hem
bras; casados 90 varoues y 16 hembras y
viudos 13 varones Is hembras. .--Matri
monios 40: d5 ellos As eolteros con solto
ras, soltero con viudo y viudos con
sOlteras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

En Isabella pululan por ell barrio dc la
Marina una infinidad de muchachos que
Sc dedican jugar las ohapas y q otras
classes de juogOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

ell Ministerio de Ultr
larga conferencia sc
senores Navarro r
Castellano, = este &
cuchar la opinion de
de Gabinete, redacta.
pondiente para que ril,
aranceles, "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

I'll Cfrculo de Recreo de Hato Grande
prepara dos funciones que tendran lugar
en- los salonos de ese centric. En- elias to-
mara parte la sefiora Concha Gabella.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

Con los 18 cahones de grueso calibre
que en- otro lugar decimos han llegado
hoy & esta Capital, han venido solamente
dos curenas, ocho bases de paja (O y una
Gaia conteniendo una maQuina
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

Aver estuvo en- 81 palacio de Santa
Catalina con objeto de saludar y ofrecer
sus respetos s. z. Ell General Goberna
dor INFERNO, el Directorio del partido Au-
tonounista.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

nan POGO a POGO a Ia, muerte, sino SO
recurre al Elixir de Pepsina de Gri-
mault y ca, que introduciendo en- ell
est6mago ell jugo gastrico de que carece,
asegura la digestion de los alimentos
la asimilacion de los elementos de los
huesos y musculos que contienen.
En- todas las Farmacias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

De Madrid nos escriben que causa de
las malas noticias que Sc reciben de Cuba,
la situaci6n es muy tirante para los con-
servadores. De IN momento q otro Sc
cree cosa segura Ia vuelta de los llberales
al DOder.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

Ha tenido la atenci6n de
de nosotros para la Habana, nuestt.
mado amigo el siempre aplaudido art1sy-
sehor don Luis Roncoroni. LIE deseamos
muy buen viaje.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

El cuarto domingo de este mes no cele.
brara Minerva, la V. O. T. Dominica, por
estarse restaurando la iglesia de Santa
Ana, en- cuyo temple hab1a de tener lugar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

La aplaudida troupe Roncoroni SO en-
barcara para la Habana en el vapor direc.
t0 011e sale how
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Nuestro estiynedo amigo 81, Sr Rone

Nuestro eetiynedo amigo el Sr Romeo
roni nos encarga despedirlo &c sus rela
cionados de Puerto-Rieo, significandoles
su gratitud por las deferenoias de que ha
sido objsto. Tambl6n nos ruega decir
que, pesar de las quejas que tiene de es
to Ayun tamisnto, si 10 suerte le permite
otro dia volver por aqul tratara do de
mostrar q no le guarda rencor, procuran
do, como siempre, hacerse acreedor al fa
Yor pub icO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-23

En- Ia primera decena de este mes que
daban cargadcs para este puerto en- Bar.
celona, los vapores "Conde Wifredo !"
y " Juan Forgas."