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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-08

can orders will possibly be marked by
a change in a few weeks Cardinal
Vaughan and Canon Noyes have pro-
duced a trenchant report dealing his
torically with the whole problem and ii
convicts these orders, under twenty
heads, OF heresy by negation or omis-
sion. The consequent invahdity Of the
situation between the two churches
thus becomes serious and the hope OF
ultimate papal recognition OF the An
glican orders seems doomed 10 diSap-
pointment.
GERMANY Baked.
The English press is elated a the fall
ure Of the so-caIlad German plan 10 Sc
cure the territory OF LOurenzo Marques.
II appears that when Portugal put her
foot down, on hearing OF the proposed
transfer Of property on Delagoa bay
from 2 German firm 20 the German gov
eminent, the latter gave assurances
that Germany would not attempt such
a step. But according 70 the English
accounts of the affair, the German firm,
financed by the Transvaal government,
had a distinct understanding with Ger
many 70 turn over the property TO the
government of that country This move,
however, appears 10 have been blocked
and il is said today that Portugal IS 20
increase the strength Of her garrison
at Lourenzo Marques in order 20 &C
centuate her determination 10 maintain
her position.
The Rev. Father Kelly. rector OF the
Irish college at Rome. writes that the
pope was pleased when Father Kelly
told him that Mr.. John Dillon had been
elected chairman of the anti-Parnelli-eS.
Father Kelly asked the blessing OF his
holiness for Mr.. Dillon, and the pope. il
appears, replied: Yes, bless him and
let them be united"
The only theatri novelty OF the
week has been the production OF Stan
ford's 'tShamus O'Brien" at the Opera
Comique II was successful and the
music tuneful and dramatic. The piece
was nicely staged and all the roles were
well sustained.
a number OF American ladies viii be
present a I the first drawing room OF the
season, which will be held at Bucking-
ham palace on Wednesday next. by the
prince OF Wales, representing the
queen. They will include Mrs. George
VI. Curzon, the duchess Of Marlborough,
Lady Bennett, Mrs. Henry White. Mrs.
Richie OF California, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs.
Clara Curtis of Boston, and others who
will be presented in the general circle.
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reauu,-s,eaay. fancy hand-pieksd.

Peanuts-Steahy: fancy handpicked.
SO; domestic. 81 use
Freights 90 Liverpool-fQuief, cotton by
steam. S-32 pence. grain by steam. last-
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. March 7.-B1cOn-Qu-et, &C.
mdnd poor.
Boef-Extra India mess. Is 81. PRIME
mess lSs.
Pork-Prfrne mess. western. ss. 10 me-
dunn as %.
I4ard-DuH: prime western. - 81. re-
fined. lin pals -.
Butter-Flnest United States. De; good.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-08
rLOUR MARKET.

s. Louis. March 7-FI0ur-fseceipts- IL
0r0. Shipments. 800. DUH but unchanged.
New York. March 7.-F1our-Recelpt
e 90: exports. 80 barrels; quiet and
prices nominal IN the absence OF buyerz
who are hobiinz OF 20 await action Of the
wheat market. city NIL patents - 5ss4-5a.
Minnesota patents 3 ssf14. >; sqri1z LTw
grades. S2esT3 x; vinte- patents. $50
400. DO straiEhts. $500 -
Rve hour-Guiet
Buckwheat hour-Duu. ti-G-
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COFFEE HAEkEI

NzE To-k March COTE ops5ous
ope-eE sr=z3F Wl-h pr.ces u1chazEe1 20
- po-r-z z-E5s-. ruled 1lz-s- ard fe1tG-s-
less z-tE snail s1puer- O. ra-E-r hz--er
cables- snail re-s-qzs szE = teE sat
rer-ng bCvi-E o11ers- cioEe1 Inactive a.
unchanged y---= - = e. &1yz-scs 9.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-08
THE wEATHER.

Wichita, March :.
Local forecast for Wichita and V-c-lity--
Fair weather and nearly stationary lem
perature-
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was s degrees, the
IoweS- IS degrees, and the mean ~ degrees,
With clear weather, fresh south wind
shifting in the afternoon 10 brisk north
west
Thus far this month the average tenn
psrature has been 8 degrees
For the past seven years the average
temperature for the month OF March has
been - degrees, ard for the 9th day = de-
greeS FRED Ia JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washington March 7--Foliowins : the
forecast up TIL .. m sunday
FOR Kansas. Oklahoma and Indian Ter
--5ory'-Fa.r; slightly colder; light north
eriy winds
For CosoraGO-Wa-uer in western por-
ton; winds becoming sout heriy
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JUST WHAT YOU MUST HAVE
CHARLES LAWRENCE,
DRUGGIST.

Headquarters in Wichita for Nun
yon's Remedies. Sent 10 any address
on receipt OF price.
Guides sent by mail II requested
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WICHITA MAkKEr%

Wlch1ta. Nara :.
HOCa
EoE-Mzrxe< Efeady
EzPHE. E.TATTTE SAILS.
10. DCck Ave Price 30. Dock As. Pries.
= 800 - = - ..-. - 3 -
49,. "a 40 --- n -
CATTLE
Cattis-Ma -icet a.ezcT
EEFEE-s ESTATIyE skLZz
No Ave Fri-s.
'.liI @--s--as--s r~-a--r rsr- 20.
n1-iFs coy. %
~h4gp~rs
whlt--- & II2ralsA. Coz-ay s5rinss.
Ign
Is fx-Elss vel orierof i.sers l. a-Eays
~ e.. sweet teZper. w1s-a ccriros
--4sho-z. seerf1Z - dlC-ate. IT, egsrks
reureserssd Psrsz@slG1 a. ergT5ec- -B-s-
We.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-08

REvoLCTIoSs are uot male. they coue. (
revolution Is as natural growth a. an oak
X comes ont Of tie past Its foundations
are lad FAR back-WeaGel Phillips
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-08

By natures laws, immutable and Just
enjoyment stops when Incidence begins
Pollok
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-08
MOVED BY POLITICS
HOW STARTS HAVE BEEN AFFECTED
DURING THE WEEK.

Political Turmoil Abroad and the Cuban
Resolutions Professional Dealings In
Industrials the Main Business, Tobacco
Attaining to Great Prominence-Balti-
more and Ohio Collapse the Event In
the Railway List-About Receiyerships
in Genersi-Comparative Non-ImPort-
ance of London-Bank Statement.
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THINKS IT'S TOUGH
HUNTINGTON COMPLAINS OF HOW
HE'S BEEN TREATED.

After Thirty Years, Then to be Asked by
Commercial Obstructionists About How
His Road Was Built, is Pretty Hard,
Saws He-NsvertheIess, He Answers
Questions as IL The Financing of the En-
terprise, Land Grants, Fruit Traffic,
Long and Short Haul, and the Like
How Competing Lines Upset Him.
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At 2:+5 O'Clock MI Morgan announced
that he had concluded his examination
OF the witnesses and the committee ad
journed until next Friday. In Closing.
Mr. Huntington presented a statement
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-08

dlJo ell abog=do no SO abata tanto nnroue
10 prometo que nuestras condolences serfr
nooeradas. E0tretauto, demos la Iave
ia oespensa para one Torrance nos saque III :
Ootelia de vlno de su padre de listed, par
oeleorar el aoontecimiento luego, diri-
glendose mi y tomb adome de la mano me
uJo; Senior David, le felicfto listed por
su ouena fortuna que creo msrecida." :"
le dfio:
-Senor Thomson lie feljeito cord;almente.
ha conducido usted ell asunto de ma manera
aomiraDie; pero en- IN solo particular no
puue comprendefie. Es ell nombre de listed
oantlsgo, CARLOS, 6 acaso forget
- spor que ha de ser uno de esos tres
tres nombres. sef1orf replied Alan: estiran-
aose cnanfo pudo, como 81 presnmiera que
80 10 guerra ofendsr.
-@oio, senor, porque ustsd mepciono ell
nonOIs Dc IN rey replied el abogado-y no
& IoIao aI que nalla habido IN rey Thomson,
- msnos, no ha llegado mi noticia y
Jnzgo, por 10 tanto, que listed debe de hahar
SO referido 6l
E3to era aigo que herfa Alan en- 10 yivo,
! usoo coHfesar que 10 tom6 muy NAL. No
plontIo una palaora mas, sino que SO retro
: un rIhson dc Ia cocina, ALI sc sento NAL
uumoTaao; hasta que me acerou6 \ Al ~ Ie
esIrecne ia mano, dandole las qracias como
: qnien debfa principalmente eI buen 6xito
de La empresa. sA
Eu.onoss sc sonrio, v al fin SO sent6 en-
Eucendimos IN buen fueoo an l. eb;v,orea
oestspsmos una betella de vino asaio. Fl
eesLo uei torrance nos proporcion6 nns hne-
- c1ha. oe ia cual participamos Alan To.
.snau ..anco yo, mlentras 81 abcgado mi ito
Pasaron = una hahitaci0n - Inde
permanecleron q COR - hors.
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Playa de Ponce

Ell cspitan Oseas y 20 somos socios; divi
limos las ganancias: do modo que ustet
2usde YER oil proVecho QHa le resultara d.
me"tir. debo dscirl sio ro isos. Que pro
cedlo ted mny neciameate mezclando ds
tai modo en- sus asnntos privados un hom
bre como e.e marinero Psro va ESQ a, tie-
10 remedio; ted debe atanerse las con
secnencias Ds 10 que ahora So trata es de
10 sigulente: tcuanto le pago listed OseasI
-tNo se 10 ha dlcho 6l mismo a usted2 :
pregunt6 mi ito.
ESQ es cuenta fa,-repIico Alan.
-Bien, ,-diio mi tfo.-poco me importa 10
qae ei maya dicho; ha mentido, la verdad
pura slmp'e es, que 70 le df vsinte libras
esterhnas. Pero quiero ser completamsnte
ilonrado con usted. Ls pague esa suma con
Ia condloion de que vendiera ell rnuchaeho an
= oarolina del Sur, siendo Ell precio de II
senta para Ell, 10 que vendrfa ser otro tau
10; pero $50 no sali6 de mi bolsillo.
.Auchas gracias. sefior Thomson. Con
ssU pAsI& perrectamente,- el abogado
: ahenoo dc su escondrijo; Iueao, con Ia
mayor eortesfa, sgreg5: siBnenas noches
ssfior Balfourp'
-iBneDas Docheai ito Ebenezer. vo
Torrance s'seo
nj una palabra profirio mi tio: sino oua ga
quedo como clavado donde estaba. mirsn-
doDos como an hombre Que se hubiera con.
ferIioo en- pledra Alan le quito gu arcabnz
81 aoogsdo, asiendole del brazo. le hizo
's.. lssanIarse Gel sscal6n donde estaba. 10 con
= ~ = - oocina. donde le aeguimos todos. '
20 sento en- IN sill0n junto In chimanea
Iodos ie rniramos an momento. orgnlloso.
ae nuesfro triuDfo; psro, sin embargo- con
$50 : especie dc compassion, por La veresien.
- dc aquel hombre. go
-Venga usted, Ebenezer vanOa natal
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serk 10 segundc; y mucho me allegro. pue
clio nos proporGinuar6 una bonita suma m
mis- amigos
No comprendo c6mo,-dijo mi If,
-SNof -dijo Alan.-Es muy sencillo tam
bien: usted no quiere que ell muchaoho vueI
va Bien: iqu6 quiere usted que Sc haga coz
81, y cuanto pagar& usted por elloa
hi ito no respondi6, sino SO moyi5 visible
ments inquisto en su asisnto.
-Veamos. se1or, --dijo Alan - listed de
DO haber eomprendido que soy IN caballero
20 lievo uu nombre de rey, y no soy hombre
de Qusdarme aqui tranquilo o la puerta de
su casa. 0 me da listed una respuesta ter
u1inante cort6@, 6 10 atravieso q usted de
parte parte con este acero.
-iHhI lhomhrel -grit6 mi ito poniendose
en- pi6.-Conce lame usted un instante. IQu6
es 10 que pasa ustedf Yo soy IN hombre
senciilo, no soy IN maestro de danzar. Y
trato de ser tan polfticn corte, como e. hu-
manamente possible 7 en- cnaDto al lengua-
je de usted, no es muy eseogido~ Dice us
ted que me atravesara de parte parts. aOl-
vida usted ni arcabuzi
La polVors y las viejas manon de usted
son como IN caracol en- comparaci6n de una
golondrina, contra esta espada en- las manos
de Alan-dijo este Antes de que eSe dedo
vacilante pueda dar con Ell gatilIo de su sr
cabuz. tendfk usted este acero dentro de sn
cuerpo hasta Ia empunadnrs- -
f-5Por que neg 4rlo, Observation-Disclosures mi
tfo. -Haease como usted quiere no intento
incomodar ustsd Dfgame 10 que desea. v
vera 1sted como nos arreglamos.
Me allegro, senior, ,--diio Alan. -Yo no
pido otra cosa, sino tratar lisa lIanamentei
este asuntn En- una palsbra iouiere usted
que ell mnchacho viva mueras
-lOh, sefiorl-sxclamo Ebenezsr. -Eese
no es modo de hablar.
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iTarietas al min11toll

III Holal Holal -exolam6 Alau.-Ya veo
10 que usted intenta Pretende manifastar
que no le importa mucho, para que el resca
to sea menor.
No, -dijo mi tio,-ea la simple verdad.
va he dicho que me importa POGO ell mucha
cho, 20 pagar6 ning6u rescate, pusda
usted hacer con el 10 que mejor lie plazca.
-lTnl tui-dijo AlAn.-La sangre llama,
por mas q1e usted Olga 10 contrario listed
no puede abandonar al hijo de su hermano.
suuQue no fnera mas que por IN sentimien
to de vesguenza; 81 10 hiciere Sc llegass q
saber, no serfa ustsd muy bien mirado en-
su pals mucho me engaflo
: De todos modos, no soy aquf muy po-
pular, -repiti6 Ebenszer, v no s6 como po-
dria saberse ESQ. No por inf, cisrtamente;
pi tampoco por usted por sus amigos. De
corsiguiente, esas son pAlabras ociosas.
-Entonces, serA David quien 10 dirS, re
plic6 Alan.
-sDs que modoT-prfg fgunt6 mi ito con
viveza.
iOhl muy sencillsmente, -dijo Alan. Mis-
amigos, sin duda alguna, conservar&n al so
briDo de usted misntras abrigusn Ia espe-
ranza de hscer algtn dinerillo con 81; pero
desde FL instante en- que sc convenzan de 10
contrario, oreo que le dejaran ir donde quia
Ia, punto final
-lAhl pero ESQ tampoco me importa mu
cho-replico mi tio.- Nj me causaria ningu-
ma iuquietud.
ESQ es 10 que 20 pienso, -dijo Alan.
y Gpor qseEpregunt6 Ebenezer.
-bPor que, sefor Balfourl-replic6 Alan
LA explicaci0n es muy sencilla: 8 usted
tiene afecto David, y h4bifa pagado va pa
RI que volvisra So lado; 8 tiene usted sus
razoDes para no desear So regreso, pagarfa
0sted ertonces para que SO quedara con no
'otros- Parece que no % 10 primero; luego,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-08

-sVyo 6 musrtof -repitif Alan.
IVivo, yivol -exclam6 mi tio.-Nada de
sangrc derramada.
-Bien, ,-dijo Alan, -serS como usted gus.
te; pero tsmbien ser& mas caro-
-lMAs carrot grit6 Ebenezer tSa man
charia nsted las manos con IN crimsni
-lJai liaf-dijo Alan-Anhas eosas son
un crimen; 81 matarlo es 10 mas facil. 10
mas pronto y 10 mas SECURE. Mantener al
mucnacn' seria demasiado enojoso nada
-Qaiero sin embargo que viya.-reDlic6
mi ito. j 4mas me he mezelado en- NADIA in
Ju 20 criminal, no voy q comepzar ahora
para sat1sfacer IN montafIes medic sely6-
tico
listed es muy escrupulozo. -dijo Alan
con sorna.
70 soy nm hombro de principles, -repli
co Ebenezer con la mayor sencillsz. al
tengo cue pagar por ellos. 10 hare. Ademzs.
usteo oivlda, ,agrego. que el muchacho es
--Bien, bien, ,-dijo Alan, -hablemos aho-
70 del precio No IS facil, para mi. iiarlo:
tengo que cntsrarme antes acerca de alouuos
pequef1os detallea. Por eiemplo. tango oua
sabsr cuaAnto le di6 usted MI capitan D 4eas.
--lOseasf grit6 mi ito, llsno de asombro.
u Para qu6i
-Por pisgiar y David ,-reapondi6 Alan.
~ ESQ &c mentirai lssa es una infame
mentlrs-ex etsm mo mi tio-David nunca fu6
piagiado. Q''en Sc II be dicho usted, ha
nentido. EPiagiadof Nunca 10 fue
NO es mi culpa, nj la de usted. .-diioI
Alan. mi adm Ia do Ozeas, 81 es que este
hombre merece credito.
-SQue slgEiAca esof-grit0 Ebenezer. -
sFua Oseas qui6n % 10 dito ustedi
-lC0moi So 10 In dicho todo oil mundo.
de otro modo ac6no 10 ssbria yoa-diio Alan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-08
Unquento Dermogeno !

Los asombrosos cfectos producido.
por el UNGUEGro DERMoGENo ~
las Hagas qvsmadDyas, .issa,setes, ps-
cadayas de nsOsqwftos ispra africans,
sa6a5ogss, etefantfasss fxnsoSes, ds
caalgaSey ,f,yoesds0csa, ye@nsatfsasO. Ill
eeyas, Hsy;aas de caSlqa;ss ay'@sa. pa
sads$os G::, 10 demuestran las infini-
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constan-
te uso qUe dc dicho especihco Sc
hace;
Dep6sIto: Rar~sacia CsSesssl &c
Ferreg.
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los tSgr0SCyGtOs nsedScOs cSrtyGsOs
rnae ossoe,nsoSo esa oofn oSsEJod

Los 97sTT0SCS9IOS ns6OVCOS CSTTgGNO0
cON e1egCScsO ess estG cStsdGd,
Cartifc&n: que han cempFobado y& en- Ia
pRtetie& obclAl, yA en- la particular, durante
In syidsI1la Varlolosa reinGnte On estE ciu-
dad, la ohc&oiA incontestAble del virrs-
VAsnrI proesdente del Institute de Vaop-
Macon Ge don 6Entiago Seljo instslAdo on
AFsciAo naso an direction. Dlrlaes que d.
eho aenoT Ssl3o despusa as MA Concienxudo
y 6Stsnldo sAtudio, hA conaeguido pSrfec-
aioI&s sl ntval do los Institutes EuScpsca
Go En lndole, oil eultlvo de zqHei virus pro-
klActico de Ia yiTuelA hasta el extreme de
podsE RsegurAr ahrmar los que susoFiber,
qne en- ssJa pobiaclGn ha producido tan fe-
hces resuItados y h& obtenido tan liscnj jeGc,
atisfsctoro = bTillante exito, que sc han
conEes lido cen su empleo propagation el
GxteTnuil4io de In virueIa que aberrorlzaba y
dlexmRbs ssta poblaci6n des6e hace diex y
echo n4eses. No vacilAadO kor spde los in
irkscEitos On pcbhcaf-no 1sL sc!c por me-
dio do lS presente sino que tSmbieE per Ia
prensa psr1cdiCE dol pSlE { ser neceear1o-
que Ia linfs vacu2a extraid& ds la ternara
Gel precitsdo Institute es superior prefe-
rtbie t0dAs Las deu1As usadas en La islA, In
clrso 10 DO Lon6res, y que astGdlgtlcansnte
rs d&do rnejor y rnAs resultadc, hasta s. ak
tremo de hAber conseguido 10 psAsstssGei6N
UOcts1Gs en- II noyent& pcE oisuto. para
que eCnsts vSlga dcnde ccavenix pudls~e
don Santiago Seiio espido In presente eG
Ponce IL dc Mayo de 1S80.--LlF. BGlSGsGT
4Hsg%Gs--DF. C0scS0Cc-DT. ReceF6N-DF.
Ra6GNs- DR.. Cos ofsGS-LT, ViGcI Eies-Ds.
&hae0 R0sSf y GSGta0S---OF. 1NCs &SSesaaS-
GF. R. HeOe0 0assasa-L'y. Cssisesgo s. Dc.
k0sSs
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
IL Il & As $50
koHce, g@aT o-Eic2

hepresent&nte Ge log eeGores Mar'ove
AIliet @ C*, i1genieros Il 1a1lsef &C t1s-e.e.a ,
specialists an scds clase ds xcs.e. alir, r,aa
para haciendas de asIa = = fabessso2;a -
azGcay.
Pfdansa inforuas T@isa 1. ,Gsl2
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FOLLETtN 4D
RoBERTo LUIS STEVENSON
PLAGIADO
TRADUCCION DE FRANCISCO sELLEN
CAPTTULo xxx
LEGO d M, r~no
(Conttnuact6n)
TRADUoCIoN DE FRANoIsoo sELLEN
CAPITULO xxx
LEGO q nlt rsiRo
(CoRttn ttGci6na)

castillo antique, csSi en- ruinss donde Ia
permanecido hasta shors, ocssionando gra
des gastos a mis- amigos. Estos, yiendo que
ell mnchacho estaba emparsntado con algn-
mas personas deceptes, que era sobrino
carnal de usted, seflor Bslfonr, me han CO.
misionado para que le viera conference.-the
sobre tai asunto. Y desde ahcra le digo .
uEted que, q menos que conveDgamos en-
ciertas eondicioncs no tenDrG usted muchas
esperanzas de verle; porque mis- amigos,-
g6 Alan CON mucha sencilltz, carecen
90 bienes dc fortuna
Mi Ito tosi0 como para aclarar la voz, y
dijo:
mo me importa mucho. Nuuca fu6 IN
buen mnchacho. no tepgo poTqu6 mezclar-
me on ell ssunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-08

So. extracto fluido eomprcsro &c
.arias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
no alterantes y sudorifcas.
Cada onza huida representa- una
ara de las plantas que conttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAL |
Ell mas conocido, SECURE r sdpsdt
,rIficador de Ia sangre!
Conserva el cults ssSs0 y Hbre de
epeSosss y gyassos!
Pul len usarlo hasta los nifios.
Dep6s4to FgyosGcSG Central, de ]
errer.
nj y. o. s. Nvbre. de 1898.
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MAyo1 HnRNANos J. 90.
Buen nSg0Cio

ener aenarse dqeno ed magnfaa ea
q
la
COZ
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El TSUOGe viaje del da puerto
pasa para Epah rabordo Puertoo
da
de Herrera vaje del % tomara Epana asbor
Puertoco drecto sale igu da
4lan
En- la epoa cuarennaa desde d l: de Mayo 80
adite todos paaero
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nconil de
H oro otrN
1anedo
ts
q
N0T-L c4s sia 1lt essad aa
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iOjo, Ojo!
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Especffco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especffco desaparecen los bar.
ros y la picaz6n que producsn las erup-
clones en- 81 cuerpo. KS sl verdadero "qui-
ta-do. =" Sc Usa ON fricciones so apli-
ca en- oehenta casos distintos
V@ndese Gu Juana- -Diaz-barrio de Hato
puerc. casa del inventor snlamente.
Mayo 4, 1895. A.
The record-union., 1896-11-22
Ready to Compromise.

An Englshman at a dinner once told
tale OF tiger he had shot which
measured twentyfour feet from snout
to tail-tip. Every one was astonished,
but no one ventured to inSinuate a
doubt Of the truth of the story Pres
entity Scotchman told his tale He had
once caught fish which he said he was
unable to pull in alone, managing only
to land it at last with the aid of six
friends. 1t was a skate. and it COW
cred two acres" Silence followed this
recital, during which the offended Eng
lishman left the table. The host fol-
lowed. After returning. he said to the
Scotchman: you have insulted my
friend. You must apologize.'' Il dina
insoolt him." said the Scot. YES, you
did, with your two-acre fish story You
must APOLOGIZE "WeIl,' said the of
fender slowly, with the air of one MAX
ing a great concession, tell him if he
will take ten feet off that tiger, I will
see what I can do with the fish. Lon
don Figaro.
The record-union., 1896-11-22
WHO CAN TELL.

Can any one tell what woman thinks?
Who can follow the golden links
OF the chain that drops from her stately
throne
Into the depths of the Great Unknown?
Can any one tell what a woman knows
Who can follow the zephyr that blows;
Or trail the path through the gloom of
night
That the whip-poor-will leaves in its
ghostly flight?
Can any one tell what a woman will do?
Who can watch the delicate coo
From the lips of a babe or from afar
Fetter the light of the morning star?
What woman knows or does or thinks
Is never known until she drinks
OF the fountain of Love, and then-un-
furled
Is the flag of her soul to the gaze of the
world.
Forgetting hope. with its rainbow sheen
Forgetting self-she becomes a queen
And down life's pathway proudly moves,
Hand in hand with the one she loves
Charles Babson Soule.
The record-union., 1896-11-22
THE AUTUMN LANE.

A song for the autumn lane
O'erhung by sumacs and pines,
Where the spider weaves tremulous skeil
In the mist of silvery lines;
And the asters gleam
BY the wayside stream
And peep through the yellowing vines;
And the wild mint's prayer
Floats quaint on the air
In the shade of the muscadines.
song for the autumn lane
Where the withered thistles sigh
ike weird old folk that dream in vain
OF love meath summer sky;
While sweet scents roam
Through the thickening gloam-
Flower souls that will not die
And the crickets trill
A dirge on the hill,
And the dark wind sobs, Goodbye!
Samuel NJ Peck in Times Democrat
The record-union., 1896-11-22
Worse Kind of a Case.

'You look thin and careworn, Tad
lev" said the man in the russet shoes.
insomnia" replied Tadley, with a
groan.
Insomnia? ?" repeated the man In the
russet shoes. "Oh! come now. man
with no more than you have to worry
him doesn't get insomnia"
Its the baby that's got It," ex-
planned Tadley, as he stepped off the
ferry-boat and resumed his struggle
with life.-New York World
The record-union., 1896-11-22
Progress.

Don't scalp me." yelled the trapper
when the Indian got him down.
MY dear SIR" answered the chief,
you are evidently not aware Of the
progress civilization has made among
the red children of the forest. We mere
ly advertise to remove SuperffuouS
Boston Transcript.