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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-26

bles pcnas nos somete Ia desgraciai-prosi-
gui6 la jsven.-A consecueneia de una en-
trevista con ell senior Oarvajan -. ieh, no
lie scusol -, mi padre oay0 snfermo, 50
vida nos inspira serios temeres. Todo pesa
Eobre Inf, no ss donde volver los oios que
no eDcuentre una amenaZa de nusyss pc
sadumbres. Estoy sola en- ulairefont, q
no ser por IN amigo lsal que vino en- mi
aynda...
Una sospecha cruel lacer6 ell coraz6n dc
Pascual, crispo los puf1os, y con augusta 10
semblante exclamo sordsmente:
Sin duda Ell sefior de Croix Mesnil
ST, 81 fu6. IPobre joyenl Solo pesa
dnmbres, y diagustos ha obtsnido en cambio
de su adhesion.
oil decir esto, Ia voz de Antonista era
tan dnlce y al propio tempo revelaba tan
tierna indiferencia, que Pascual volvio Ia
vida.
proDto ssrvirla ncondicionalnents pero
no pusdo comprometer mas que mi perso-
nay Vd. quiers cue responda por mi pa
DIRE.
u. ioven crey6 que no le escapaba aqasl
elya conquista le interessba tanto, Y excla-
mo cor ardienfe Viveza
II No le domina usted en- absolute? mo
sabe todo el mundo ellugar que ocupa ustsd
en- aas preocupacioEesf Pues sea listed bue-
Do; inter6sese por nosotros; usted es nuestra
Ultima esperanzs. Que nos devuelsan Ro-
berto. abandonaremos todo 10 demxs
I'll castillo y sus alrededores, el iltimo
resto de Ia fortuna de nstsdes, tvardadf -di.
10 amargamente oil jovsn.
Antonieta bald les ojos siIanciess: era In
segunda vez que scfa IN ofrecimisnto,
le nuevo era escuchsda con amarga triste-
IN.
Pero, mo era precise llegar & aqusl punto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-26
Los :ssfrascritos m6dacos oarss'asaos

CON e;;eycicio sss esta csuded.
C7ortlEasn: que han esnpfob&do ya en- Ia
ar<etics oGcisl, va sn Ia particular, dugsnte
8 snIdsrnia varloios& felnanta eli asta siu-
dad, L. oEcseia incontestapie del viras
yaeuno prcceden1s dsl Iusti5uto de Vacu-
nscI6r de don Santiago Sel1o instsiado en-
Areeibo haio a. Observation-Disclosures que di-
che aeHor Seiio t.espnss de- On consisnzndo
' detsnidc essudio, kA cOnssgutdo psxtec-
s9onar 81 nivel de i3s InssiE7tos Eurcpeos
Jc 81 faaioia, 81 aaItivo do aquel virus pTo-
6Ise4ico de la viyasis hasss 81 extreme cs
o., lsr assgurar afrmar Los que subscriber,
ans en asta ooblaoi6n ha producido tan te-
Hoes rssulta3cs ha obtenido tan Nson1eie,
atefactorio erillaute exito, que 50 han
consaguido cor So amplao y propagation 81
extcr1ninio Gs Ia giruela que atsrrorizaaa y
diaxmana eg1a poblsci50 degds haoe ateE =
ochc masses. No vaciiaRdo por ende los In
frageri5os en pl6!iear-no tan aolo per me
dio de - presents sino que bam0len per La
prsnsa peri6dloa del pafs ser nscesario-
cus Is Enfa vacuas extrsiaa &c La ternera
de! praeitado Lns4 k1to 90 superior prefe-
ril,ie todas las ee.Q&s uEadas en- la isla, IN
oI-.so IA de Londvas, oue estadfsticaSaer "a
ns 6es3o rnsior mas resulbado, haste 81 en-
trsrao de habar oonsegaido IL scssssssszas5ss
ssgcssscI an TN ncvsrta poz eiento. para
c~;e conate vs.za 5onde couvenir pndiere
{ >ton Santiago Solo aspido Is praasnte ea
Pouss 1 II % Mayo de 1885.-I1T. FzlsGeaT
ESscxss-Ii.. TcTezGSp---L2~. RcseSnss-xlY.
pfsss.ws-ZlY, Qer9sos - II. P:Gsz 8ses-~xis.
~ ssao FoAx o Gseaszce--xls. glaR:s <Gssss@s-
d.. R. Zs~o Gaszss1-xDe. G;zssss5go 3. &C.
pzs5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-26

decisive para el banquera, seg6a asegurA Abs
Moiejeanf
a juzgar por el critsrio de cate, el Gran
Margal era el objeto de todas las persscucio
nes del viejo Carvsjan.
Era ell botin ofrecido sus aliados on cuan
TO la victoria Sc abtuviese-
La se1orita de Clsirefont compreEdfa lo
delicado del terreno on donde tenfa que In
char; pero puesto que se trataba do capitu-
lar, sno era indispensable hjar las condicio
nesa
No atrevisndosc a hablar, miraba Pas
cual, que se psseaba arriba abajo cor
paso terps Ia cabeza inclinada sobre ell pc
cho.
De pronto SO detuVo, pas6 ura mano POI
dclante de sus ojos, exhalo I'm suspiro Qus
parecia un sollozo, y sentkndose con abando
no junto la ventaL O.. parecfa haber olvida
do In preaencia de AntoDieta
Esta sinti6 lastima, Sc lsvant6, acercka
dose 81. 10 dijo con IN scento que le hizs
extremecerse
lie han ofendidc usted mis- palabrasi
Perd6neme usted.
Pasoual IL miro con ojos extra viados, '
sonriendo con suprema anargura, repuso:
-lAcaso puede cfenderse un Carvajan
efreciendole dineroi No sabe todo sl mum
do que el intsr6s material es 10 que rige .en
ssta caaaf su lsnguaje de usted e. l6gico y
razonable.
DespuSs de todo, 80 trsta de IN negocio.
s.0uS motives tiene para hacerme sxcep
cional Qnien apsnas me conooef iQui6n pue
de decirle ustsd 10 que 20 he sufrido, mis-
repugnsncias mis- dolores, al yer 10 que
sucedfa On torno de mff sAcase tuyo Ell pre-
sentiniento dc que 20 fuese aItivo J desints-
resadoi
Indudah snente no; 20 soy nm Oarvajan,
e. desirs IN hombre avaro vsnal. La ven
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-26
EOLLETlN t's }
JORGE oHNET
EL GRAN MARGAL
aADUooIoE DE J. DE LA oERDA
CAPITULO x
(Contin ,saci6a,)


No; nunca sabra cuGnto la adore, si no
adivina al yer que le conaagro mi existen
d entera.
Este pensamiento. formulado en- 10 mas
5ndo de gu corsz6n, destruy6 la cortsdad
40 en- IN p. .incipio experimsntava Pascusl,
Rcercandoss la joven en- ademan respe
1850, le dijo con aoento tranquilo:
-Bien Re me alcanza, sef1orita, ell tnico
ojeto capaz de impulaarla honraT esta
lsa con su pressncia. Presentfa que habia-
Os do veruos hoy. v Dor ESQ fuf a Roueu,
0 mas objeto que informarme de los deta-
- de Ia causa que se sigue a su senior her
an0.
I'm rel6mpago de algeria amino ell rostro
y Antonicta, cuysa mejiIlss palidas So Gu
.ieron dc rubor. Miro Pasoual LENA de
stitud, y e1halo un snspiro revelador del
acer que le produjo verse tan perfsctamen
comprendida.
Seg6n me han asegurado proJgui0
9scUal-M. Roberto estA tranquilo, tiene
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-26
Especffco Salvador
JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este espeofico desaparecen los bar
ros Ia picaz6n que producen las erup
clones en- el cuerpo. Els 81 verdadero "Qui
ta-doi ,r +" Sc usa 81 f-;eeiones : E. srl
cs en- ochenta es4os distintos.
Vsndese en- Ju mad az-bafrio de Hato
puerco-casa dal inventor e laulents.
Mayo e. 1SA a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-26
: ARA OARRETERAs

Sc Osssde cGss 8sstad &c Sc SGs0T, ssssa rad
QsSsssa trssssTad0rG de 4SedrG nsese1SdG para CO.
Trsiegas, c0ss sa caldeTG q GeDs6s 2sesas, e's
ssHg bs%cSs estad0 stss n0rEsssete dc Tepssesso.
E.! qsSe Ia issterese pssede dsTsgsTse d0a R0-
bs7to Graham, 80 essG csssdGd.
Eossce. Eebrero IL de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-26


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INTERNATIONAL
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FL propietario que guseribe ofrece las CO
modas y ventiladas ha5itaciones de este
Hotel todos los puertorriqusnos extran :
geros de transito estaGfa fla ea Haiti.
En- Ell ESTABLISHMENTS 80 habla inglss,
frances, espafol 8 italiano. Trato quito; ser.
vicio escogido.
Tenemos sucursel en- ell aristocratico cam
po de Thor (Bizot6n) para los pasageroa
snfernos que seran tratados cen egmerads
solieitud.
r GoNzALO MARIN
Er7aro % de- 1205
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-26

FrGN dSpaSfGEss'0 VcgcEnt /!
5 sea extracto fuido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes Y sudorffcas.
Cada cnza Auida representa- una
ia de las plantas que conttene.
i PURAMENTE VEGETAL I
/ El mas conocido, sfe'Nr0 y SttfsscS0
IrFficadcr dc La sangrel
I Conserva el CUTS ters0 y HIRE de
kpcSSNes y gyGnOSl
PUG len usarlo hasta los niaos.
Dep6sIto: RsSeSGcf0 Central, de ].
errer.
mi z v. D. S. Nvbre. de 1893,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-26
MAYoL HHRMANos & Go,
pi.isrn ore 3 De 1899.
Bu9n negocio

eer que dGen0 agnidea dnca rdsa Ia n
como IA 6 semb de cafe ptanos 100 cuea ezas
disa
fbeE
n 0OLLAZO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-26
ROBERTO GRAHAM
NGEESIERO
POM CE R- r.

Agente autorizsdo para Ia venta
6S las famosas turtinas hidr5ulicas dc
James, LSffei s. CO, Y de las Bonbas
eemelas aatonazticas de Sraith, Vale
& Ce, para aiinaentaclon automaeica
de caideras de vapor cor agua ca
lieate y dc condeEsacIones.
Pidsns= catalcgos { Einformes.
Ponce, Fuiio 70 de 1905.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-06

New York Press. tRep.) From n time
gu, Of which the influence of PERSONAL
!ty In Journalism wrls supposed largely
10 have passed the example OF Charles
A, Dana stands our. rlvaicd scarcely by
any other example OF those other times
when there were giants OF personal
journalism on earth
Never IN any one campaign has any
other editor been the power for good In
tsshs Land that thtS editor has been, II
was bot HIN. Nike Greeley or Weed or
Raymond, slowly to educate people In
his seIeGg. il was his to command a
staggering md INSTRUMENTATION n-
est-morcy Democrats Gf the United
States-to his folkSS!ng.
His was the frat Voice raised among
the Democrats OF America against the
Chicago platform. ,i2s mus, be among
Democrats the first 1sonor for its over
throw.
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end and that tho managers made a
miEtnltN IN asking mo to take part. ]
hlpk they did. Any man whosc natura!
bent II newspaper work. light opera,
fire insurance. mesmchsm and phren.
ology, who tries TO do heavy tragedy In
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From letter written by Rev. J. Cum
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THE GREAT VICTORY.
Iisrs.y and Dangerous Tendencies Are
stamped Ont.

y
New York Press: He who doubts will
hereafter be included In the same dam
nation with him who tempts the people
OF the United States OF America
They are unEhakably, lrrctrlevably,
irrevocahly rlgM, They have passed
that fnal and determining test OF the
ordeal of selr-governmont In which they
were called upon TO ratlfy that which
was right and 90 revoke and avoid and
condemn that which was wrong In 4
confusing mass OF legislation made by
their compromising representatives for
thirty years.
For two-thlris OF that time the poll
ticians and the statesmen alike % the
country have feared 70 trust TO them
the final decision Of the Issue Of free
silver, For two-th!rds OF that dine sue
cessive congresses have daliled with
eSpedisncles In mingled hope and fear
according to the prediction OF their
membcrs-ot the final result. Now, by
tha accident OF the utter Generalization
OF one OF the parties. the issue has been
plainly presented. And the people have
arisen and smttten the heresy with all
their cXtITpating might.
Much else have they SmittOR, Never
again In our time or In our clAldreR's
chIldren's lime viii the right OF the
federal judiciary TO Interpret or Of the
federal executive to enforce federal
laws be questioned. Never again in that
time will proposition DO submitted 10
the people OF which the execution will
involve the blowing of the faIntest
breath OF dishonor upon the national
fame, But these are ample issues when
openly approached. The great victory
for the republic, for all the world, by
which the stature OF mankind has
grown n cubit since yesterday, lies in
the hopeless failure 10 confuse moral
Issue with suggestions Of the policy or
lmpollcy OF economic aud financial is-
sues.
We have long known that the people
would always be right when led right,
We now know that on the most In
rolved point yet presented or likely to
be presented TO n popular electorate the
people cannot be led wrong.
Scarcely on the field OF Appomattox
did heaven So crown the work OF those
who made this first great experiment
In self-goverpment as yesterday In this
nnal, immutable, !IdubNable nroof Of
that experiments success
Reputation Is now q dead Issue,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-06

On Wednesday, November II, the pat
rons OF the Opera House viii be given an
opportunity 10 see the celebrated mill
tary drama 1.-THE Girl Left Behind
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Is one OF the most successful plays IN
elaborated productions over put forth
from the metropolis. II Ia calculated
on exciting lines and baEed on strong
theatrical facts. Tho authors OF the
play are David BelaSco and Franklin
fyleV. two men remarkably expert In
their line OF work. Mr.. Belascn Will be
remembered FOR his effective character
lzatlons In "Ths wife" and the CHARITY
DALI" Mr.. Fylss In the dramatic editor
Of the New York Sun. The cast includes
seventeen people and each ono OF them
plays an important part In helping on
the action, Tho piece revOlyes around
n war In the far west between the
Dlackroot Indians and n detachment OF
the American army, In rapid succes-
sion occurs scenes of love, OF hate, re-
gret, an!mosIty and turbulence,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-06

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Thc re-
mains OF Miss kaIe Field were not
brought here by the steamer from Hon
Olulu. Arrangements had been made
for the funeral nrxt Sunday from Trlni-
ty church, to be followed by cremation
OF the rcmains. The obsequles will be
postponed untIl.'the arrival of the next
afaannsr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-06

On November Il and December / and
Is, 1896, the Chicago, milwaukee, y st.
Paul railway viii selI round trip cxcur-
sion tickets fron Chicago to u great
many points In the western and south
western states. both on its own limo and
elsewhere, ut greatly reduced rates.
Details rs to rates, routes. etc, may be
obtained on application to any counon
ticket agent or by addressing John Il
I'ott. District Passenger Agent, WI,
Transport, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

Jolly Nellie McHcnry and her COM
pany appear at the Opera HOUSE to-
nlGht In "a Might In New York"
The theatrical purlBta have had Il that
II farce comedy was not already dead IL
was dying, but when one Hecs tile I'm
mcnsc audiences TINT tho better Of these
farceB draw 10 this theatres whcrn they
nrc represented, one cannot come u any
other conclusion thnt that II seems TO-
day TO DO JuBt ~ popular an entertain
mont 10 tho mnEgcN who sock ntiu7c-
mGnt through the medium Of tho theatre,
~ Il over was. "a Night IN New Yorlt'
an operate comedy In which Jolly NnllIe
Mcllenry. flvoritc poiIbrGttp, Is the
chief cnllvenlng figure. Is no mora cHccp.
tlon 10 this rule. There n q great drpl
OF catchy music, excellent songs and
color AMI LIE In this particular farce.
much more ~ than there n In many
0thors OF lta kind. The company pre-.
scntinG It has been generally credited
with beinE one OF exceptional capacity
for entertaining and fun making.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-06

From all sections OF the country in
which the famous comedian Dlgby
Hell and his charming wife. Laura Joyce
hell, have appeared, coma the moEt Hat
terlng reports OF their complete success
and triumph IN their latest efforts In
lIoyta greatest comedy "a Midnight
Bell" Doth are accredited with huV-
lnS achieved greater amount OF sue
cess than In any previous characters
they have eNSaycd. Tho supporting
company, which was especially selected
for thn comedy, the superb scenery by
VoectlIn and the exquisite catchy music
by Victor Herbert. author OF prince
AnanIRa" and "Thh Wizard or tho Nile"
and conductor OF Gilmora's famous
band. have MI come In for their share OF
praise, ~ Midnight Doll" viii be pre-
sentgd here for tho tirst time next Nun
day, at the Opera HOUSE,,
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MILFORD, Del,, Jan, 2S,lS96.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-06

Tho patrons OF the Grand Opera House
ara 10 have u theatrical trent next Mon
day, TucBdny and Wednesday. when
tho ever popular comedian, vocalist and
dancer. ban Mccarthy, will appear In
IlntCst SUCCESS ''Thr Irish Greenhorn."
The play IL said TO DO Tho best he han
ever appeared In. il allows excellent
opportunities 10 display his versatility,
lie has surrounded himself with an ex-
cellcnt company,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-06
FEATHER RUNovAToR.
Wives and
HOuSekeepers.


TEIErTluNE No. 400.
To All Whom Il May Concern:
toms Improved Feather l,cu0yator and
also an Improved Garnet HvRtor, Which
is guaranteed TO mother Rip nor raVel,
and arG now prepared to do work promptly
GEH NJ rcascnatle prices, Work called Tor
ders nj Il. l.qbe's Livery. No, li21 Market
street, or address
FORD & HHNNEN,
Corner ElghtCenth and ChapIIno Streets,
Wheeling. W. Va,
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-24
A GREAT RAILWAY.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway Co. owns and operates 6,169
miles of road.
1t operates it's own Sleeping Cars and
Dining Cars.
Tt traverses the best portion OF the
States Of Illinois, WISCONSIN Northern
Michigan, Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota,
South ond Norch Dakota.
It's Sleeping and Dining Car service
is flfst-class i'll every respect.
Itruns vestibuled steam heated and
electric lighted trains.
1t has the absolute block system.
1t uses all modern appliances for the
comfoIt and safety OF it's patrons.
It's train employees are civil and oblig-
ing.
1t tries to give each passenger
+" Value received" for his money, and
Its Generel Passenger Agent asks
every man, woman and child to buy
ticketsover the Chicago. Milwaukee 4 st.
Paul Railway-for it is A Great Railway