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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

Last night about 10 o'clock DIR. L. n.
Refer. The well known veterinary sur
seon, was stricken by u sudden illness
and nearly died.
He arrived at his home on ChaplIHe
street. below Fourteenth, about 10
o'clock, and complained OF peculiar
sensations in his stomach He went to
the bath room. where he fell to the floor
unconscious, ana began to vomit dis
tressinsly, Mrs. Refer became alarm
cd and had physicians called. Drs, Il,
Lem, Hupp and Hildrcth soon arrived
and did all In their power 10 alleviate
the sick mans sufferIngs.
a stomach pump was used and n
quantity Of poison of an unknown kind
was taken Off the stomach, by this
time DR.. Refer was nearly dead. his
body being cold as tee, and for thirty
minutes his pulse was as stlll as In
death Finally animation was partially
restored and ut ! 80 o'clock this morn
inS, the physicians believed that he
would recover eventually
by what means the poison was taken
is not known. Two years ago Dr. Reef
cr suffered greatly from blood poison,
caused by cutting his hand with a knife
with which h. was operating on a
horse. Possibly his almost fatal illness
Of last night originated from the same
cause, Only yesterday he was kicked
by a horse which was under his treat
meut. But In the present instance 1t
seems that he had taken something
la I, t.s eNA 81, ~
course, Is not known. The substance
brought up by the stomach pump Ind
an Odor lik" prussi: acid. 1t could hard
~ have been that deadly drug in Its
uudilutcd form. however, us Il drop is
sufficient to cause death.
At O'Clock this morning DR. Refer
was In II stupor. but the attending
physicians believed their patient would
pull through all right.
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GENERAL NOTICES


NOTICE
vi thu gpigml. Tor redemption OF homo,
Of 1873 Of III rIIy Of Wheeling.
Notice Mslipryby given hy tho comm
slgucr5 Cl tAc loan Of 1855 Of tho Ell I.
wheeling That ON June q. 1895. rur.,.,r,
10 She lbqHfrmcUia Of the ordiuBn... .
ordnance q PROVIDE faT tie izu5, .','f
sale Ii Ddugt OF tho city Of WlIcrlIrr ,
b" known ~ bonds OF 1856 and lar OBJ
redemption and payment thereof. and rr.
Nlulnr Tor ne payment into tho cliy Irr,.-
TRY Of certain amounts from TN, rGyrrr.-
OF tho gas ana water works" the follow
ing described bonds Issued under ..|F
ordnance Were duly determined be lor h..
FAid commissioners Tor Redemption gr.I
payment On The Hrsi day Of IGlg, ia
t9-wit: Bonds No. three a. Tor SD: a.
cifht 80 Tor slCD, No. ten 90 FOR ylOy. M
scycnty-rJi,r 90 for s1lO: No. ON hun4rnd
ana fifteen NlO Tor $1,000. No. Onv hnIrnj
and tN.gty-siS Q3GJ for $500. No gD,,
hundred and thirty-niuc GaD for 81. 900. Nn
one hundred and nncty-fOWr OgN for
$lIp; No, TWO hundred and thir,y-two
Cd for $1,000; No. two hundred ana tIIiv-
four CeGD FOR 81 900: No. two huudr,G .,,J
hitE-thrCc ltj5j Tor StOO0; No. two hunGrri
ana TeyGnty-sis (2iGl Tor 5000. No twu
hundred and n,acty-ilvc (2g0 Tor 81 Gu.
nnd No lhrnc hundred and twoHty-rUu-
ta3D FOR SltVi; that gnid bonds viii b. To-
yttiHrI a8E pad az IL" Bank Of the Ohio
Valley, N the city OF Wheeling Wr.r
Nirftnia. ~ said commissioners on nll
after shid iTSt day OF July, 1896. and thlf
hnii bonds so determined sill CragH ~
bear interest from the last mcUlIonp!
COMMISSIONERS OF
THE LOAN or 1856
By =. Il. DOBRINS
lcI Chairman
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DOVER. Del. juno l6-Thr Demo-
cratic stat" convention to-day named
delegates to the national convention. us
follows: Senator Gray, willard Sauls-
bury. John r. salisbury and f}cuapit
i. Lewis. John L. salisbury. Of Kent,
Is the only pronounced silver man In
the delegation. The platform says:
I'VE believe that the true interests Of
tho people require that earnings by agrl-
culture, trade and labor should br paid
IN money intrinsicnlly worth IN all mar
kots Of the world what II purp0rts to
b. worth and that th" government
should keep NIL It's obligations at all
times rcdcemablc and payable la money
N The standard adopted and now in use
by ourselves and IA" most advanced
civilized nations Of the world"
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WEATHER CROP BULLETIN
or the West Virginia Section OF the Ma.
tIDmnl lImrchm.


PARKERsBuIG. w. Va, June 10
Following IS the weekly weather cror
bulletin, issued by Director Ball. of the
IVES; Virginia section OF the weather
bureau:
The wCather-Thc past week was I'M
usually cool End pleasant. the mean
temperature averaging about SIX do
ETees per day below the normal, While
the day temperatures were generally
high. the nights We're very cool
The weeks rainfall was wholly from
showers and thHRderstorm4. and cnpsr'
IUcntly unrvcnly distributed. In many
localities more that the usual amount
was received. while In others thu fall
was below the normal. Enough was re-
CCivcd In all sections to answer crop
needs
The amount OF sunshine received dur,
Ing the week waS less than the normal
and the lack 0f Il somewhat delayed ihf
rIpcn.nE OF the wheat crop.
Encc: on the CrOps--Thc weeks
weather was very favorable to all the
growing crops. and reports show high
ly satisfactory crop condition. Tht
wheat Is ripcn!ug and some harvesting
has beer done. Rrport3 show that thu
straw IL lighter than usual but tho
heads are Wei ilich ana the grains oil
good size Harvesting appears TO be
from one to two weeks earlier than
usual and come correspondents say II Is
earlier than EVER known before.
The corn crop continues tn excellent
condition and IS very promising. The
remarkably good season and the abb
sence. IN a great measure, OF worms and
other pests. has made the season thus
far an unusually good one for corn.
oats. rye. grass and gardens are flour
ishing.
Reports upon the fruit crop show that
apples arr not dropping from the trees
10 any great extent. Small fruits arr
plentiful and fairly good crop OF
peaches IL anticipated, Grapes are said
10 he roitlug badly In som" sections,
while In others the crop IL reported In
fine condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June lG-A
call for the national convention OF the
National Democratic League was Is
sucd to-day from the headquarters or
IN. executive committee IN this city,
The call h addressed to The Members
of the Negro National Democratic
League" and all negro Democrats who
nrc In accord with Democratic prIn-
cipfea as taught by Grover Cleveland
and our brave leaders OF negro Demo
crary. The national convention will be
held In Chicago on Tuesday, the nth Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

Train No. 3. which arrives here at llj
n m, had a rather gad accident at
Mt Vernon. Ohio, tn result or which
two women and a boy were killed out
right and another lady Is not expected
tn i've. The party were In a carriage
coming from picnic and were cross
Ing the railroad just above tho station,
when the train struck them. Tho
carriage continued three ladies' and two
children: one ~ the Clsillrrn escaped
unhurt The Killed and injured were
mrmborB Of Mr. Iirricnthnrs family.
thn pfnrnIn, nj cl1thLer % VT Nernln.
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fob SALE.

S-room frame hoEae, bath, hot and cold
wntCr: also duuhlc frame house. rooms
on zach side, WIKI all necessary OFT
bUilGtrsa. guilatiC fer two families, hoth
gases. bctweCn Seventh aud E.Ehih
rIrcqtS. east side Of MARKET ST. lot 5yAlS-
feet. i bpr';ain at '3@t
House. l2roums, large centor halls, with
murprr cgNvtUlC.Cr#. and large !at. No.
.C,g Ch.piiuc ~, Cheap aud terms easy
ono nf The finest houses IN Park Wow.
rooms ana haH: hardwood nniSh WIN
one acre Vi land to sane, at bargain
$-.5gt,
terms ,a.y, ESQ.
iniE nH Li1c II. and McCo.loch St. Last
y Nrriiug. Nlut 10 Alyh ruuh
House c rooms md hG! Market street.
Centre Wheeling, cheap, sh@N
Sulpuum plig. Site Tor dwelling, lbth Sts
Splendid uIug site Tor dwelling. lith ~.
House ouInS. .tttf St, 81. igp
House rooms and hall. with all modern
improvements. Chaplinu st. Centre
iiSugr, rooms and hall, 10th St. 500.
JIDuSp. rooms, 18th st, Si'iVo ...,
House, rooms. in BclNcderc add, $500.
House, II rounIs anh stnTn room, MAIN
IT. wear .lst st, lot NNlSs u. S"Sg. 80
IIougr. rooms, hal and large lot. l4tn
II HS Sa'SS, rooms ana G.roomrl house in
rear. lot a1Nl.u IT,, lStll st, Sy'NN
House. rooms, brick. with hall Jacob
st. Centre Wheeling cheap; 800, ,
'-i Sonsc, rooms. N. Market St; cheap.
$3.50 ,.,...,,.. .,,- A
House. rooms. Wilson ST.. Contra
Wheeling: easy tCrrnH, 1851,
Houso. rooms ami attic. jacob ut, 9th
ward. $3.50.
O., nENIIAIC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

BONNEVILLE, Ky. June IG--In this
county Yesterday On Buffalo Crncf, Mrs.
J. ". McInioah Killed Mrp. Polly Ann
FOX. vie Of the notorious james Fox,
who IL now SORTING ten year sentence
IN the p"nitcntlary FOR cnuntrrfritlng.
Last sunday they mad trouble, aud after
tg!rs quarrel Mrs NcIrtufh with
drew, declaring SHE would ~ even"
Approaching Mrs, Fox yesterday R,tl
arDw fFHm Hnr pocket IpHg d.fk knife
and graphing her victim by The throat
with hT lrfi hand Ehe reached around
with bar right nud plunged tho knife
INTO Nra FOAs LOGy below hrr rboui-
dor b1aGr TIN titting Is the result 81
Jealousy over muu.
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GROWERS Wall
Over the Approaching Dissolution
OF His Party.
HE AFFECTS TO DISBELlEyE
That the Democracy at the Chi.
caRo Convention,
IN SPITE OF ALL HISTORY

WIN Declare ITSELF for the Free. Unllm,ts,l
and independent Coinage ofSt've''-IEe
says " this Course is Taken 1t will Give
TO the Republican, an Advantage Roth
tn the Present and Futars, AMI win Re
sult In Lasting Disaster TO the OrEAatIs
ton which lie Represents In the White
Home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

If It required an annunl outlay OF
800 To Ingur" family against amy
serious consequences from mn attack OF
bowel complaint during the year there
arc many who would feel II their duty
10 pay It: TINT they could not AFFORD to
risk their livcE, and those Of their FAM
ny for such an amount Any one can
gct this iugumRc" for n C"Hts. ihht
lHln's Cole Cholera and Dinrrhoca
Remedy. In almost every nnIglhnT
hood some one has died from an alnch
Of bowel complaint before mcfttt't"
could lc procured or n phyFlcinn sum
monph. Onn VI two doses of ina fth, +,
cdy will eur" any ordinary Ghs., a.,
nolor fails. Gnn you nGord TO Nhhp Inv
Risk for so small IN amount
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17
HOUSES And LOTS FOR SALE

A very desirable residence and business
property, corner A.ain and Tenth streets.
No. Gl Fifteenth street, I rooms, brlck.
No lCl sixteenth street, lot 3ONl2O teGt-
a line residence in Pleasant Valley.
Nos. lgO and 49, Seventeenth street.
No kentucky street. I rooms.
stoTrruofRs and : dwellings renting Tor
SlSl % per month, corner Market anu
Twentieth streets pays u per cent.
Nc kpatHcky street. lot DlSliD feet. 80
\ Nuu residence on Virginia street. AL
modern convenience: price low.
No. 2glg Chapllnu street, largo prieE
No. IS 18th street. rooms and stable
No lQG 18th street, & rooms and stdhG
ct corner Main and Sixteenth street
No, III 18Th street, rooms aud bath
NJ 1906 Ghapline street, -. rooms,
No 1919 ChupliuC street, = rooms,
Lot on Main st, between I'D and aJd StA
. lots Oh North Wabash street,
No. 81 South broadway, residence OF J.
l. HnEhCs ESQ,
Lot lG,lgi North York street.
Lot No - Indiana St, I rooms, modeTn-
No q X. Wahnsh 81, 6 rooms. cheap.
4 iInn lot In Pleasant valley
No IS Vermont street, rooms: lot "5Nl1
feet. 81 900.
Tho EloCh nroncrtv on North Main st.
MONEY 70 LOAN.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT

H'OEG RHiNI.
No. 2jD9 Main street.
Stable 50 W and stable 81 %.
Summer residence Pleasant Valleys S 90
summer residence Pleasant Valley. = N
residence NltiOnu! Ruud. .,...........9 oA
No. 10 Eighteenth street, rOoms.... g VI
No. ~ Fourteenth street ......,..... -
No GS5 Main street, $ rooms. both
No. 3S7 Main street. saloon with bar
fixtures and four rooms, both
1.roomcd house in rear ii:'c OF No 10 y "
Fourteenth street. .,.. .......... N
No. 2jid ainin street, rocms.u.,... 500
No. IO2j McColioCh street. SIG %
No. 1913 Alley H.......,..,...,:......... 100
No l41 Fourteenth street. both gases,
hot water ana Uatn..,.........!.....20 m
No 2GO2 Main street. 3 rooms .......,.. 6 %
No l0l Thlr!y-third street. GtOre room 20
FOur.roomed houses Crescent Place. I %
Three rooms. Pleasant Valley........ 600
FOR SALE
Two brick houses and fun lot, a corner
lot for SLIGO.
4 lots McMechcn.
lots Elm Grove.
No. % Zane street, store room and
dwelling.
No. iIlS Main street, S.GG0.
No 80 and 422ls Market street.
No &C Seventeenth street. rooms, both
No. EGO Main street.
Sixteenth street residence, $3.50.
Nos. ia2 and iJi National road.
Counters and shelving, No. lOl Thirty
third street.
No. 90 Sixteenth street
Lot on South Front street.
SIX-roomed house. Peninsula.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector. Notary Pub
lie and Pension Attorney. No. 1GI! Mar.
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6 Per Cent Cold Bond for Sale.

Issued by Pythian Castle Association "a
Joint stock company on their new modern
building. corner OF Twenty-seventh and
Chaplnc streets The bond issue. secured
hy nrst deed Of trust, only represents
50 per cent Of the value OF the property,
and their redemption amply provided for.
Principal and Interest payable in gold.
Interest ConNur9 payable semi -annuallY
at Whcriu- TITLE and Trust Co. Also
lutely SAFE, SGCare and profitable.
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Headache cured in % minutes by, pr;
Miles Pain lillJ, "On0 cent uoAe' az
druggists,
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"a DEF cfS n a TT Z
is No Sd Fourtocnlh suooL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

Nobody reed have Neurnlgin
Niles pain PIIla from drUgBlst
cent q dose"
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A TAME SESSION.
Continued From First Pave.


tnltirs and pcddlcrs were OF course max
lng hay on the outskirts OF the gather
ing Canes OF American tin and CRneS
with McEinlcy's head In tin found fast
sale among the colcrCd delegates and
badges. flags and fans were going fast.
Mckinley cmblems were more numCr-
Qua than all the others, and there were
some uatduc Mckinley advertisements
ON Snle. one was tall. Enunt man, un-
shnvcn, dressed In rags like tramp.
ana carrying u tattcrcd umbrella. ana
wearing banner with this motto:
Look out for hard times and cold days
" Mckinley gets LETT"
Another object lesson was two BuIid-
wlch men who trampcd heat around
the square, one Rttlred In the elegance
OF II Berry Wall, bearing placurd:
The w1rkmcn under the Mckinley
bill" the other In disrcputable rASs,
gaunt and starved looking, and repre-
sentlng "ThC workman under the Will
son bill."
AS the noon hour approached the
crowds were Swclled until they filled n
radius n two or three blocks from The
hall in every direction.
They were good naturcd crowds and
showed n willingness ia cheer Impair
TALLY for the delegations and all the
NAAAAAiNAN Va uAALNlNllA NtAAlAANtAhN's
ByrneS was by long odds the busiest
man about the convention hall during
the early hours and up to the time OF
the meeting Of the convention. He had
1900 aides, including dOOrkeepcrS, but
Instead OF their being OF great assistance
nt this stage, many of them appeared to
be much In the way and to depend upon
their chief to not only look after their
wants, but TO answer all questions from
delegates, ultcrnates. newspaper men
and the general public. There were
many little details It's to tickets, cSPsc-
tally those assigned 20 the states where
there were contests and In which both
contestInE parties had been given rights
by the national committee Mr.. Ryrnes
disposed OF all these matters promptly
and there was very little friction,
The chair In which the chairman sat
was the one occupied by senator quay
when he called the Minneapolis ceRVeH-
tlon to order four years ago, md the
gavcl was made from q piece OF oak In
the original legislative hall OF the state
of Missouri. When the public doors
were opened the galleries began to fill
rapidly Sitting one above the other In
the gallery seats the people looked as II
they were pinned to the walls. A large
proportion OF the arrivals were ladies',
They added both color and motion to the
scene
At 12:90 the ravel fell. The usual bus
tie and commotiOn followed. as the dele
gates and audience settled into their
seats and Chairman Thomas II, Carter.
of the national committee, declared the
Republican presidential convention of
1896 open for the business before It. lie
said:
Tho convention will come u order.
Gentlemen. both delegates or altrrnatcs,
win retire from the space in front OF the
chnlr.
When all were seated. Mr.. Carter said:
''The convention will be In order and the
chaplain will offer prayer"
Rev. Rabbi sale then came forward
upon the platform and AMID the hush OF
the assembled convention delivered the
following Invocation:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30

formaci6n del cultivo de Ia cana, por colo
niss, habia progresado mucho, fuk ell agra
ciado con Ia pTimera vista por las particles
fusurrectas Algunos voluutarios quisieror
resistir Ia fuerza de Ia ayalanchs, hacienda
SO fuertes, a~f 10 llevaron Ia pr ctica
hasta que faltos de mnniciones, rindeconse
hsroica mente
nos campos de csfia, fueron Teducidos pa
vesas.
al dia signiente. 5, entraron en- Guira de
Mclena, por Ell punto ll,mado la Vigfa, ca
mino de Eiexalde. Tambien Sc dtfendieron
ALI algunos volurtarios bomberos, resnl-
tardo muerto ell sefior Aguirreche, dueflo
de una carreteria de la localidGd.
slge paso, que Ia historic Sc encargars
de sclarar, y que nosotros, hoy por hoy, nc
queremos seflalar directamente, por tenor &
incurrir en- eqniVoeacion; pero 10 cierto es
que Ia hermosa oalle comercial de la Qninta,
en- gu gran parte, ,asf como los establecimien-
tos de la plaza de Ia Iglesis y Ia Iglesia mis-
ma, fueron primero saqueados y despues en-
tregados las llamas.
Entire las casas desaparecidas ests la del
AyuntamisntO, cuyo archiVo SO quemo
Tambi6n desap apareci6 en- 81 iDcendio ell archi
vo de la parroquia y ell del Juzgado muuici
pal
El dfa de Reyes le correspopdi6 6 Alqui
z2r. Las partidas no encontraron resistencia
Ell el pueblo. que les abrio las puertaa. como
sucedio en- los eiguientes dfas en- Seiba del
Aqua On Vereda Nueva.
FL dDico pueblo no visitado fu6 la c&bfce
ra San Antonio de los Be fos, pobIaci6n re
cia y fuerte re prepare la dtfeDsa, a,bi
traudo recursos materiales para ell efecto, y
realizando el fenomono que Sc produce STEM
pre- en- oasos de peligro, de la aproximsci6n
fntima Go elementos separados. Las comfSio
nes insurrectss leg tron solo hasta el barrio
rural de las Mopias
En- TODD ell distrito han cortrdo los insu
rrectos las liness telegraicas y telefonicas
mpedido ell cTuce de trepes, devastado los
esfIsverales para llevar hasta las nubes el
Dumo de sus haZsfias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30
NOtiCiaS
geNeTa leS 8

Hsy. por desdcha, en- Ponce, algupos abo
Dados de LA DEMOCRACIA, que 10 recogen g
tempo los recibos que les entrega nuestro
cobrador.
Los periodicos no viven de palabras nj de
promesas Ell paprl, la tinta, Ell redactor. el
operario no se pagan con psqut tes de ilu-
stones: es precise cobrar & / Sc Quiere vivir
Existen protectores nuestros que tienen
pendieDtes cuatro, cinco, hasta seis recibos
Con ellos.se adoptaTA una norma de conduc-
ia: borraflos de las listas y publican sus nom
bres en- ell acto
Por fortuna sobra geute buena puntual,
que no ha menester de estimnlantes.
Con esa nos b&sta-
A los morosos servi1 Ia presepte de adver-
vertencia sS;guen lc mIsmoF
Pues at6oganse 10 que resulte. P.
Aver inAertamos Ia adve1terGia que pre-
cede
Hoy manifestamos que LA DEMOCRACIA To-
sertars en- Ia semana pr6Xima los nombres
de los que no pagan, sean cuales sean.
Nuestro cobradOr notificara ( todos perso-
nalmente esta lesoluci6D de Ia empresa. one
20 puede considerar amigos sryos 4 los que
con su merosidad la perjud'can y la compro
meten.
Ii asociaci6n general do peritos agrfcolas,
que fuuciona en- Madrid, ha nomhrado SO
corresponsal sgepte el esta Isla al ilustra
do ioven gnsyam6s don Manuel Texidor y
AlcaIa del Omo, por condncto del cual reci
bimos La Espoftn Agrtcola, organo de la
expressda asociacio1.
GOVERNMENTAL PUBLIOA. -Quien de-
see viajar hacia los pueblos de GelayGfnc.
CO0DsO, AdjatYatos y Ai6oasito va en- carrua-
je, va en caballos de silla, dirfjase al que
suscribs, calle de la Tore, esquina Ia Rel
na. Modicidad en- preci0s, carruajes fuertes
y comodos, cabaliorias reSistentes.
Ponce, Agosto de 1895 -.Jeiane Bas.
Hemns tenido FL gusto de ex4minar una
colecci6n dc panueIos de seda, admirable
mente bordados por la sen 1rits isa Tava-
res
Ell trabsjo hace honor 4 Puerto Rico Y.
sobre todo, Ia inteigente j6ven que tai
perfection ha llegado adquirir en- esas la
b res fsmeninas
Acepte nuestra enhorablena.
A.oche, las daes, segdn SO nos dice, es-
taban cerradas las oicinas del correo en- es
ia ciudad
Como crsemos que deben permanecer
abiertas toda bors, celebrariamos que no
se repitiera el cferTe.
R-gamos don O. S., de Vega bsia, remita
a esta Administration diez y siete pesos que
adeud4 &c suscriciones vencidas
Igual plica hscemos don J. g de ia
yuya, que adeuda och0 pesos so centavos.
Por hoy SupltcamoS 1nicamente. P.
Dice La COrrespondenciG que Is Oompa-
MIA de los Fsrrocarriles de esta lsia, atents
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30
FRRnANDQ HSC0gAR

Doctor on Medicina Y Ciruifa de las faculta-
deS de Parts. Rsal Universidad Litera
ria de h HabaUa, Udiversidsd Poutjfi-
cia. E E u IT, de Colombia, E z u. u
de Norte America, 90 ell colegio medico
Is win H ,spital, Z E U. u de Vene-
zuela, EX Inspector de S S,Iuoridad Publ
ca de Ia Habaua, Elk M6dico Director
del Asilo Naeional de Eoagepadas de
Caracas, etc etc, etc.
Teue 81 honor de ofrecer sus servicios al
p1blieo de esta ciudad en- su precision er
general como Me3ho Cirnjano, Y con espe-
cialidsd en- las eTfermedades del aparntt
genito urinsrio de las Sc d Jros y De los HON
bres.
En L. s st o ras curaci6n radical de Is cal
la 8 desceDso del G5ero, PROHIBIENDO en-
absolute el uso del pessrio
CrracioD complsts de los p6iipos. d'cera
Y q lioa crcuicoS terinns vagin les. Gu
rsci0D Ge IA e-re ilidad per ~ esia estre-
h 9,.' cu..ll del titero
En- los hombres Curaci6n competa d,
Is espermstorrea, impotencia. 6ebilidad
If cciopes poStaticps, cs 'c1los vesicales. bic
norrea. fljos cronices, uretrales, cstarros
de la vejg', etc etc.
Curaeion radical en- diez dfas De las es
trecheses uretrales, sin operscion eertaure.
Gsrantiza toda cursci6n eu esta especialidad.
Horas de consulta de II a. m y 8 %
p %.
Gale de la Marina udmero Antigua
casa doDde estuvo II Conan dAncia militar
Ponce, Diciembre % dc 1895
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30
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