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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10
POLITICAL.
Official Call for Republican Stat.
~ Convention,

Pursuant TO- tio instructions OF the Sta,
Republican, Central Committee, n "A,
convention. or delegated rcprcscn,atlYS
OF tho Republican party OF West virElrt
In tho county OF. Wood. on WcdnsSi,ff
the twcnty.seCond day OF July. lSS. all
o'clock n. m. for the purpose Of nom.
mating candidates for the following OGfc4
TO be voted for at the general election 4
be held on tho third day OF November. i
Governor, Auditor. Treasurer. Superb.
tcndcnt of Schools, Attorney General 4
Judge OF the Supreme Court OF Appeal
and two c%andldatcs for Electors-at.fAM
United Statss5i The delegates from esa
senatorial district will also nominate /,
the convention, person for member 4
the Stnte Republican Central Commits,
The delegates from cnch senatorial d.
trict are requested to hold a meeting a.!
organize by eleCting a chairman and ".
rotary OF each county delegation. az!
n chairman and secretary OF tt
senatorial district delegation; and sIE
TO select from tho. delegates in III
district one member to serve on each d
the following committees: Rules az!
Order OF business, Credentials, Permart.;
ORGANIZATION. Basis OF Representative
and Resolutions. TO be announced to L.
convention at, the forenoon session.
Each county chairman will forward u
the undersigned chairman OF the stAI
committee, by the 18th day OF July. a lr
OF the delegates elected from his county,
attestcd' by the secretary OF the couaJ
committed; and nil cases OF contest NUS
be filed by said date. with n full stateme-;
OF each case, with the evidence thtfs!i
(printed or ttYpe-written).. and any slca
contest will be heard and considered BY
the Stnte Central Committee at n meeting
thereof hereby called TO meet at tho Blts.
nerhassett Hotel. In ParkcrsburG. at : :
m. on July q.
Ii Is recommended that the basis OF rep
r~escntntion In said state convention b
one vote for each 100 votes. and fract!oa
thereof greater than fifty. cast for tn
Republican nominee for Congress In ~.
Each county will choose as many dele
gates TO said convention rs will equal tie
number OF votes It will be entitled 10 cas-:
therein: and the chairman OF each Reput-
lean county committee will take prop4:
steps TO have called conventions or otht'
proper meetings In his county, 10 choOa
delegates "a the state convention; In whics
conventions, or meetings the Cooperate.
OF all persons is invited who purpose here
after TO uct with the Republican party Il
its efforts 10 promote protection 10 Amer.
can w~orkiugmen. American acriculic'.
and American industries: q system Of rec
procIty. sound money. a return OF pres
perity. and reform and economy In L,
VIM. n. 0. DAWSON.
G. W. ATKINSON.
49, SnRFafnrNs
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A PEN PICTURE


Orthc Struggle that May End In tho Dis.
ruption OF the Democratic Party.
CHICAGO, July 9.-Ten acres Of
people on the sloping Sides of the Coli
scum to-day saw the silver helmetcd
Gladiators In Its arena overpowcr the
gold %phalanxcs and plant the banner OF
silver upon the ramparts Of Democ-
raCy. They saw what may prove the
disruption OF n great political party
amid scenes OF enthusiasm such as per-
ltans never before occurred In n nation
al convention. They saw 10000 people
with imagination inilamed by, the
burning words OF passionate oratory.
swaycd like wind swept fields; they
heard the awful o a OF 10000 votces
burst like n volcano against the ~
beratinG dome overhead; they saw n
man carried upon the shoulders OF 9TH
crs intoxicated with enthusiasm amid
tumult and turbulence; they listened to
appeals, 10 threats, 10 cries for mercy,
and finally, they watched the juhilant-
majority seal It's victory and the van
quiShed stalk sullcnly forth into the
daylight.
The battle for the supremacy OF DEM
ncrHtic principles vas fought out In n
session that lasted from II O'Clock In the
morning until shortly before 5 o'clock In
the afternoon. Each side Sent its cham
plons to the forum. Senator Tillman. Of
South Carolina: Senator Jones. OF Ar
kansas; cx-ConGrGssman William Jen-
nIngS Bryan. Of Nebraska. crossed
swords with Senator Hill. of New York;
Senator Villas, Of Wisconsin. and cX-
Governor Russell. OF Massachusetts.
1t was Senator Hill who aroused the
gold forces TO their widest enthusiasm
and Bryan. the boy orator Of the Platte.
who set the silver men afiamc. The
demonstration for Hill. who with close
logic and trenchant blade, sought the
very heart OF contention as h. bitterly
nssailcd MS un-Dcmocratlc the new creed
which the majority was to proclaim,
lasted eighteen minutes.
Although more protractcd than that
wh!cl\ greeted Bryan, II was OF a dif-
fcrcnt mature. The latter was the
spontaneous Outburst OF enthusiasm
kindlcd by the touch OF magnetic clo-
Qucncc. 9'hc star OF the brilliant young
orator from the plains OF Nebraska has
burned brightly OF the horizon OF the
convention for two days. There were
several demonstrations, In his behalf
yet. but this MAS the first opportunity
he had had to show himself. Ills audi
cncc had been warmed up, and was full
or Dcnt-up cnth,islaSm,
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a telephone message was received .
police headquarters Inst evening ,,,SN
the baltimore & Ohio depot, Tor yS
officer. Lieutenant Suplcr huo1
down with visions OF n robbery or md
be u murdor,in, his minds eye. What
found. however, was n Scotch lady "
had been lInbiblng freely OF Hot $csI,sn.
or some other favor!tG liquid and T,I
telling the agent what she though, -
him for letting the eastern train ~,
away without her. She and her e!pbT,,.
cen months old baby were taken :,
headquarters. where sho cnl"rtalng
the "incst" with songs after the y,y,
OF Comm Thro' the Rye" until 4,
midnight train left. which carried h.,
to her lelge and lord neal Manninrtos
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GETTING IN SHAPE
The Il. & o. will Enter Its Freight Station
this MornlnG-Tranic on the Ohio River
Road Rrsumed Yesterday.

Yesterday the Baltimore& Ohio COM
pany had a large force OF workmen. en-
gagged at the mouth OF the creek In the
erection OF u temporary trestle bridge
across the creek so that business al
be resumed at the freight station at
the foot OF Fourteenth street. 1t Is ex-
pected that the bridge will be COM
pleed this morning about 10 o'clock.
The Ohio River railroad has complet-
ed its temporary bridge across Grave
creek at MoundSvNlc and resumed
through traffic on its line last night.
The two steel bridges across Grave
creek will not be replaced for several
weeks.
The Baltimore e Ohio will open a
temporary passenger station at the foot
OF Tfwcnty-iirst street to-day or to-mor-
row, the ticket office TO be in the build
ing now occupied by r. II. d. Willis,
the coal man.
Gradually the evidences OF the late
flood ARE disappearing.
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GREENSBORO-Rivcr I feet S inches
and stationary. Rainfall so. Fair and
high winds.
OIL CITY-Rlvcr l foot 1 inches and
falling. Clear aud warmer.
WARREN-Rlvcr / foot. Fair and
warm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7 feet S In.
cheS and falling. Cool and windy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sc feet md
falling at the dam.
Observation-Disclosures c feet . in
Stcs ana stationary. Cloudy and cool,
En-H. X. Bedford, Lorena. Down
Brn lIurs
PARkERSBuRG-Rivcr ! feet : In
chGs and rising. Cloudy md cool, lin
Adele. Virginia, Due down-L!bcrty,
Little Kanawha rising.
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ParkcrsburE DEN HUR. S n. m.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA. ( n. IN.
Pittshursh...lI X. BEDFORD. 9 n. n.
Parkcrsburg. ELAINE. 10 IL IN. =
Parkcrsburs. LIBERTY. II q. m.
&atamoras LEXINGTON. Ii n. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. ) n. m.
ParkerShurg. BEN HUR. II IL. IN.
Steubenvillc.. ESoS TAYLOR, 80 y. m.
Darlington. JEWEL. 3:3j p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Churleston...H X. BEDFORD, G n, M.
PR:kershurg. LIBERTY. il n. m.
MatamoraS. LEXINGTON. II n. m.
S;eubcnvillc. .ENoS TAYLOR. $50 p. m.
Darlington. JEWEL. $50 p. IN.
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.HOT INDIGNATION
the Meeting Of the New
York Delegation
AFTER TIE ADJOURNMENT.
Hard Work TO Keep Them From,
Boiling the Convention.
EVEN HILLS STOMACH TURNED.

Flower Makes tho wnrmsst DE.
ii'sranCr Of E,rning-iic Drnounc-
eli tho Platform us n "CrNiy Quilt OF
Anarchy" AMI the Outcome or "iirnm-
less nmd Incompetent ~t'oois"-IIs Fur
ther Said lie Wonid not support Il or
Vote Tor IL Candidate Named Upon II.
Others spra. In tho Same vein-A COM
miiteeqf Safety Appointed.
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A Pune DIRECTORY.
'Ti,c Calm Wheeling Directory N,,,,
A%pprhTnuee y'r.t,rI,y ,m

YcstcrdaTyTWi schedule llDo.
Wheeling Directory, published by
Callln, mndS IL appearance. The 4.
book Is far In advance 0f lis prr1.
Ynrs IN every respect and should L''4'
the desk Of every business man 4, q
book Of over 1900 pngCS and IN mi !
valuable fcIturcS. Nir. Calm, In, nIE
Usher. says that great care I'm, H."
taken to have Everything Contained
tho book correct and up-tU.daic y
inspection of,thG book goes faf ,ow.n.;;
verifying this tGinim. II = finely IL ",t
In cloth and printed oil pound c,I I.'
dnrcd paper" In addition Ia hclbs
Wheeling directory, u Is a dIrrctnrS !
tyY'nty- thrcoI surrounding tJwns 70 i,
y%IlinppE. ~
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OFFICIAL CALL
For The First District Republican Con-
aressioral Convention.

ErcSSionl District are hereby notified thl:
n Convention for the purpose OF NOM,
mating n candidate 10 represent the SAT-
District In the Congress OF the limited
States, and 10 choose II Presidential Elct-
tor for the district, Will he held Mt Clarks-
burg, w. Va, Tuesday. July q. 1875. br6ts'
Ming At II O'Clock II. IN.
The basis OF representation will ho one
vote for every on hundred votes cast it7
ConErcsSrhap Dovcncr IN 1891. and ono 10:
every fraction Of II hundred over tiiy'
County committees Rro requested 10 Pr;
vide for tl,oisclcct!on OF delegates TO SAD
Convention
H.. c. RICHARDS, Chairman.
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How We.t Virginia stands.

DI'CIHT DIHTIICH 10 INC TnIrTIIgrnCnr,
CHICAGO, July 0.-Thc West Wiz
gina people AZ the night adjournment
were SUI divided on presidential uucs-
non. MI. kinchid says scygn votes will
90 To Bland on the second ballot, Tho
complimentary vote Of the delegation
gong 10 blackburn on the first.
g A n
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\ elegant, fresh, ~up-to-datc stock
OIL Gas, Electric and Combination ElccS
tric Chandeliers. Cuillng and Rrnckrt
ItlShts, OF GEORGE C. VAN KIRK, lin
i,enn, Avenue, Pittsburgh. Is now holm,
CLOSED 3utnt RsslSncc's salc. This wns
me eadin house and carried The larry.
est, n finest stock In the city, ri,
snods are being sacrificed below COST ia
manufacture thcm, mw.Sr
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Tor Western Pennsylvania md Ohio
nhn%cfS carry Friday morning, followed
In The Interior Icy fair, rrrBh In Lrispt,
sCuihcnSicrly. wInlY. Fair Saturday. ="
For West Nir"inin-l'nlr, wurInuT: rust.
CRY TO southwcSiGriy Winds.
Local temperature.
,Iho temperature yesterday M obgcrycd
by z. SclHcpf. druggist, corner jIon2
,sGmth ana Market streets. was us FOL.
e. m%..:..":.,..1o 2 .. m,.".".......7a
u .:."... y p; mh;r:ci"m:"i,1:
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SALE.

NOTICE
Is hereby given that I will offer at rah@:
auction at the front door Of the ccHI'
Ing. ut 10 o'clock n. NJ, on Friday. tho I'M
day OF July, 1895. II hundred and ciEhI!
tlS) shares of the capital stock a TIE
LnBcllo Iron Works" Terms-Ca>N.
.ne n. j, SINCLAIR
j. C. IlERNEY. Aucilonecr. tcE-
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CLOCKS; BTc.-JoHN BECKER GO.
After House Cleaning 49,,

You vii, need a good CLOCK 70 ht!7
brighten the PARLOR. We have 10
stock q large assortment ut very los
prices. -
Perhaps you arc short on STOoNS
KNIVES or FORKS. We can hep
you oGt.,, Our STOCK Is large w
cnn pell You best quality Silver Eriyri
md FORKS ut rricos that II would y
cheaper to use than Steel knives ar!
Forks;Spu ure continually scour'tlS u
keep hylRht. I'm
To Stimulate trade during the dgp
months OF tho year, wo will sell GU
goods ut greatly reduced prices.
Wcslarn now receiving some Mn
BLOUSE SETS and NEl.TS. The
will 10 In great domand this season
Save money md trade with a HoGS
that buys goods for Cash.
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G. ". ATKINSON.
Secretary. .
EtrCvnnf " Ca lime Is iSs
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This gives the silver men n clear two
thirds majority.
The vote on 1llll's resolution COM
mcndinc the administration of Presi-
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The Votes on tho Platform.
Senator Hin was recognized and made
n foripal motion to substitute the MI
norIty report OF financial plank OF the
platform.
The vote resulted rs follows:
The yea vote Is gold and the nay sill
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-23

la contemplation de mis- pasados crfmenes, Sc
verla perturbado por estas visiones. La imagen
de estas ideas tenaces Sc retrata casi material
mente en- ell cerebro cuando uno no tiene Wis
ia. Sin embargo, algunas veces, fue1za de
contemplar con terror resignado esos expec-
tros horrlbles, me parecen que Sc apiadan de
mi, y entonces creo despertar de un sueflo fu-
nesto; Pero me siento debil, postrado aba
lido, y Slo creeras? -. ioh como vas 8 reir-
te, "Lechuza" . {. Entonces Iloro Ientien-
desF.... lloro. SNo te rfes2 iRfe, RE
te, "Lechuza"!
Esta di6 IN gemido sordo sofocado.
-iMas alto-grit6 ell " Cojuelo que
no Sc oyel
-Sf-continu6 ell "Maestro de Escuela"
-lloro porque padezco; peIo mi Juror es va
no me digo: "Manana, ell otro dfa, y
siempre me acosaran los mismos accesos del
del1rIo y de f61ebre desolacioa iQue vida!
loh, que vidal SPor que no preferf la muerte
y sepultarme en- este abismo que Sc ahonda
Sc ahonda sin cesar2 Ciego, solo encadena-
do, Sc6mo podre librarme de las garras del
remordimiento! Nunca, nuncal
Cuando los fantasmas cesar por un- mo-
mento de pasar repasar por ell velo negro
que tengo delante de los oios entonces em4
plezo sentir otros tormentos, Y me digo
'Si hubiese vivido con honradez, me hallarfa
ahora hbre, tranquilo, feliz, querido honra-
do de los mfos, en- lugar de encontrarme cie-
go metldo en- un oalabozo d merced de mis-
completes. lAhi El dolor de haber perdido
la feilcidad por crimen es ell primer paso
del arrepentimiento cuando al arrepenti-
mlento Sc une una expiaci6n severa espan-
tosa, una expiaci6n que transforma la exis-
teneia en- un largo insomnia de visiones ven
gadoras rehsxiones desesperadas. entonces
acaso sucede ell perd6n de los hombres al
remordimiento y La expiaci6n,"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-23
LOS MIsTERIOs DE PARIS

10" aplaudiendo.-Pero Stodo ESQ es por pa
sar ell ratop
-Por pasar ell ratio, 81; -repiti6 ell '.Maes-
tro de Escuela" con voz cavernosa.-Ahora
acabare de explicarte, "Lechuza", como he
lido sintiendo POGO POGO Ell arrepentimiento
Esta revelaci6n to sera odiosa, porque tienes
ell coraz6n empedernido, te probara tam.
bien cOan implacable debo la vengan-
"a que voy ejercer en- II & nombre de nues-
tras vfctimas. Debo darme prisa, porque
empieza va agitarse mi sangre, y me laten
con violencia las sienes, como cuando pierdo
la razon fuerza de pensar en- mi sueflo
Qaiza voy padecer una de las crisis de fu-
ror que me acometen; pero me dara tempo
para hacerte mas horrible la cercanfa de la
muerte obligandote a escucharme.
Amino, "LechuzA"!-dijo ell "Cojue-
lo';-la yer esa r@plica lIIas olvidado Ell pa
pelS Of1o al apuntador!
-iOhl Por mas que respineues me
muerdas-continu6 el Maestro de Escuelan
despuei de un ratio de silenco,-no to esca-
paras de mis- manos Ne has cortado los de-
dos hasta ell hueso, pero te arrrancare la len
qua 81 vuelves menearte. Vamos despacio
ahora. Como estoy solo, siempre 500, sepul-
tado en- La noche el silencio, he empezado d
sentlr unos accesos de fuTor rabioso, impoten-
te, y PeTdldo la cabeza por primera vez en- mi
vida. Si; annque despierto, SO me apareci6
aquel sueTlo. va sabes aquel sueIo EI
yieiecito de la calle de Roule la muier
ahogada .et boyero de Passy " t1
cerni6ndote On el aire sobre todos estos fan
tasmas To dig0 que es una vision espantosa:
v aLnque ustoy ciego, mi pensamiento toma
una forma un cnerpo tales, que me renre
senta sin cesar de an lnodo visible, casi palpa
BILE, eI cuerpo v las formas dc mis- vfctimas.
Aunque no hubiese tenido aquel horrendo
sueiio, mi espfritu, absorto continnamente en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-23

Pentlna de una cadena, luego un suspiro
dc 1uror mudo y reprimido.
.Culoado, mira como andas, que te vas
. iaseimaI la p1erna como en- la ouinta de
b1oaquevai. % - iPobre papai-diio ell "Cojue-
-Iiene raz6n ell muchacho; estate onie.
To- amoroso-exclam6 la "Lechnzan;-va ga.
oemos que la argolla la cadeaa son 6rmes.
sinleron de La casa del ito Miguel. one solo
vende de 10 fno To tuviste Il cnlna. mara
que 70 deJastes coger mientras estabas dor.
miuo! LIE modo que no hubo mas one ma.
saise 70 Ia argolia con la cadena Y baiarte aauf
.. iieSco...: para que te conseryes. vieio
pichon de mi alma ''oJo
mo ell "Coiuelo''. ,Aoio-e4cia-
Volviose oir ell ruido de I'd oadana
lvel llei Jel nj amoroso salta como
IN saltamonte atado por Ia nataDa;;o -
vieja;-parece que 10 estoy yiendo uiJo 10
.-lSalt6r, vuela, vueIa. vnaiai Nh
salton como el Maestro de Esfnal.sI a;;5 iy
cantando ell "CoiueloD. ss'ueia s-olJo
:, nsta cancion aument6 ell buen bumor de-
La "Lechnza" Habiendo metida, y nunol aaae: ue
ilo en- un aguiero tornado Dor IL ;no,;aaa;Sl
dc la esoaiera, diio al levantarse. ao'oiA
Mira, amoroso.
Ell "Cojueloa ihifafs-apunt6
- mlIene .a razon el muehacho. Pues b;an.
oye entonces, amcroso, 1para on6 uss D!en
con tantos beaterios cuando ahouViste
quinta de Bouqueval no me aasa' ue 10
gurar la 'Chilionan con al las.e aesn-
lnego me hablaste de que te do,<a I.1iolos ~
cla. Tnye mis- reoelos de oue a. = ooncien-
clo de iadTon franco cIavo JAses q on
ser honrado; como 81 dijaramas a a'Sse pos
Pton' oe modo Cue el dia menoa yexaas $50 = 500
aias oela1arnos, entonoes. s44ssuo po-
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.JENTRO GENERAL
DE PUBLICACIONES.

Esta sAsa adnits suse:ipoiones tuda
LASS lie obfas por enEregas, y tamb.eu a
i'e--ot.ioos uustrados y De naodas, enoargAn-
Gose !gu&lnaento de comisione5 par.enecien-
tas a. sAmo; de completAr cualssquisrA
oprss que 80 hallaren truncas; pudiendo los
ssnorss que as sncuentren en- dicho cAsv,
pas&r una nota del 1ltimo cuadsrno qua
hapiszsn recibido.
Entse los peri6dicos nust-adox CUE eats
Cs14.o repsrEs, Egura.
LA ILUSTRACION ARTIBTICA
cue por IL bellezs de gus grabados los me-
tofes Cue salem de BArceIoua, 10 selecto ds
sssz sextos y los magnfcos regalos que ga
ca hsos rspartos h&ce, IS el periodlco ds
r-Ayof ctrc1laci6n 81 Espsla = America
i>-4--~ &aEb45n' hemos de sdysstir qas
LA ILUSTRACION ARTISTICA
~ secapanada de
AL SALON DE LA MODA
Z i'sFsodioo que goza faraA entire las fa~ai-s
naod.7tas.
Fvaile. Eev~s4~os Ga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-23
Unguent0 Derm6qen0 !!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNGUENTo DERMoGENo en-
las Aagas 9stenaassras, fxanstss, p;
cad~,as de mosquitoes lepys afytca1a
sGbatonss, eLefansfasis txnso>es. ds
cgGiQssier 1yocsdsAcsG, yesnsasisaso. ssk-
csSas, Aey5dss de cyalqNssY aynsa. 6a-
ssGdss0s &::, 10 demuestran las infinr-
tas curaciones obtenidas y ell constan.
se $50 qae de dicho especffco Sc
h2ce.
Deposito: Rar.sscsa Central de 7
Rerrer.
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B1BI1oTECA DE q A DEMocKAC1An
para que quereis abrir la puerta de
Ia habitaci6n2

--SPara que quer6is abrir la puerta de
la habitaci6n2
Elsa no es cuenta tuga. Vamos aoaba-
ras de una vez? Puede que va esten arrlba
los Marciai teDgo que hablarles. Sc buen
muchaoho, que no te pesara.
-Mucho debo quereros, tia seLechuza''.
para saliros siempre con la vuestra-diio el
"Cojuelo" adelantandose lentamente.
La palida y vacilante cIaridad de Ia vela
apenas aiumbraba la oseura baiada, deiaba
yer la negra sombra del odioso mucbacbo an
Las paredes verdosas y entreabiertas que cho
rreaban humedad. Al extreme de esta baiada
sc ve1a en- la oscuridad el arco hundido dos
plomado de La entrada de la cueya. la nuerta
maciza y cubierta de pIanchas de hierro. SO
dlvlsaba en- medic de las sombras Ell mant6n
enearnado IL papalina blanca de la eLeohu-
zaa
Merced a los esfuerzos unidos de Ia tner.
ia Ell 'Cojuelo', SO abri6 la puerta racb;-
nando sobre los goznes, Y una rafaga de va
por hamedo sali6 de aquel antro negro como
La noche La luz puesta en- Ell suelo da,a al
gun respiandor los primeros pasos de Ia
escalera de piedra, cnya parte snnar;o~ -
perdla enteramente en- las tinieblas.
Oy6se un grito 8 mas bien =, ,..:,.
feroz en- la profundidad de Ia cnavs s0iuo
II iHolal como roncas. alma nf.
dar los buenos dfas d tn "Finuranl-di;a la
'Lechnza" con ironfa, bai6 aleunos nasos
para ocuitar ei canastlllo en- un rinc6n.
-Ilengo hambrel-grit6 ell "Maas.ro
de nscueia temblandole la voz de fn,or.
Iquieren dejarme morir como una bess;s :.
biosa! 0seia ra-
Iienes hambre, carifioso?-d;io u
sLecnuza soltando una risotsd ;-paes' M
ra, chdpate ell dedo. Pss' MI
oyose 81 raido violento de Ia tension re-
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Gran depuratsvo vegetaI

8 sea extracto auido compuesto de
varias plantas Indigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudorlfcas.
Cada onza auida representa- una
,nza de las plantas que conttene.
| PURAMENTE VEGETAL |
81 mas conocsdo, SECURE = yapsde
arshcador de Ia sangre!
Conserva 81 CUTS fsys0 ubre dc
sg6csonss y cranes!
Pue ien usarlo hasta los nlhos.
Dep6sito: FarAsaeSS Central, de I.
errer.
mT v. p. s. Nvbre. de 1893.
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PARA CARRETERAs

Sc vessdc cGss d nsstcd de So valor, ssna nd
.si,.s aitssyadora de pssdra usens&da para ca
s.eras, c0m so caldera y densds piesGs, en-
~@y 4sss estado y Ha nsaYtissete de rep%essO.
~ q.4 Ia sssseTese pssede dirieisss & 6oH b.
;. : srGhdSB, ess est0 cisdad.
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DfcieHa ore 3 do 1899.
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6o@a
la ELiad de IT. 9
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
IN EHTMRO
Po~ce, PgeTto-Rico

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Rspresentante de los senores Manlovs
Alllot & &C., ingenieros manufacturers y
sapeeialistas en- toda clase de mAqulnsriAs
para haciendas de ca1a y In fabrication do
All xr.
pfdanaa inforrnea Tssli0 4, 1893.
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Espec1fco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especifco desaparecen los bar-
% y La picazon que producer las erup-
stones ON el cuerpo. Els ell verdadero "qal-
= do. x. Sc usa an fricciones So apll-
"a en- ochenta casos distintos.
Vsndsse en- Juans- -Diaz-barrio de Hsto
,uert --3asa del inventor solamente.
Mayo 4, 1895. A.
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OoNDICIONEs Y CONCEsIoEEs

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Roberto Graham
INGENIERO
Fxsdscs6n, HeyveyEa Y FerYeteY4,
PONCE, PUERTo-RIoo

Fabricante de despolpadoras de cafe ds
lis sistemas Rollo Disco, como tambisn
Cedazos, Tahonas, Rusdas hidrSulicas, Ma
s.cAtes, Secaderas toda clase de maquina.
"a para cafe, picar yerba, desgrsnar mai.
ese., etc. Hero, cobrs y bronco On barrax,
9 lsnchaa y fundido.
Pidanse informss. Julio z, 1899,