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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-09
DE Paris
4 Ponce

Los regocijos de las Carnestolan-
das pueden ser el principle de 9
procreacion de la especie, porque nc
sc recuerda carnaval mas animadc
que ell de este sfio, con la resui reccion
del Bpaf gras y de la procession de
carros simboiicos.
Como esta fiesta de carros simboli
COS estsba mandada retirar desje e
siio 70 que Sc proclam6 aquf la Re
p1blica, los sabios Sc dedican a histo
riar las vicisitudes que ha atravesade
el buey gordo.
Unos supple sabios) Green que data
de la fundaeion de las Galias. Oeros
opinsn que el buey gordo es parien.
te. 8 cosa asf, del buey Apis. Otros'
en- fin. Sc pierden en- considerations
psicolSg'cas.
Hay algo mas horrible que Ell buey
gordo: el erudito. Un erudlto como
Anatole France, de quien ha dicho
un escsitor "que Sc hace perdonar
su mucha ciencia fuerza de gracia.
es miel sobre hojuelas. lPero esos
eruditos que disertan gravcmente so
bre la historic del buey gordol. =.
Lo que Sc puede decir. sin alardea'
de erudici6n, es que el bTaf gtas e.
aquf un personals de todas las situa
clones.
En- 1899. Sc. ii cuentan las cron'
cas-. el buey gordo levo EN- Ia csbt z
una rama de laurel cerexo. En 1850
una guirnalda de rosas Otro afo ei
buey que, seg1n observa an ANTIGUA
rio. 'tenfa el deber de visitar a las
Altezas imperiales, los embsj jadores.
los presidentes de las Camarss, 8
los banqueros. 1 los mariscales y 9
los clubs" fue izado la S4inte- Cha
pslle, y, despues de recorrer los pass
llos. saludo corrudamente al prime,
"agistrado.
Els mas: el buey gordo. q traves de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-09
FL RETRAIMIENTO

lie aht one nadie piense en- offecsrnos
'ardfss reparacciones; de chi que,
al abrirse loa comicios, psrdure la
cuota ma hadada y amenacs perdurar
nient,as no Ia d~rr be nnestro smpu
j. va q7e de pirg1 esfuerzo extra
Il H. bemos sQuardar cunao at lilo
E retraimien' VA destruf in a
nadias. en So parte local, por ia Ds
e &c 6a-qaadark en- Ia historic d.
>t4 TERRA oouo nm ras 90 one DOS
4naltece; pero co teudra ehescia min
snna porque 20 le despoj de Ia serie
dad, de Is grsvedad que debieron CO
{ cta-izarle.
No es nusztra la GU pa; leg mos 4
lcnie era prec so llegar Y volviepdo
al pesado los q .. sentimcs orgul Q
fgisimo pr Ia g-nerosa iniciasiva de
e-e homer sj rendi9o al decoro y 8
itb-r
La D ,'egaei6a revocara 8 no revo
cara eI retraimiento noeotros. sea
ual faere Ia tuta que SO ira, g
co'ec'ividAd ir~mon con ella Al Th%
brr 8 a C4l7ario; & Ia cruc;fx ga 8
la spoteosis. S endo pnertorrtque
los ante todo Y >, : toio. iamae re-
gate artmos q ,etrLno 10 que 81 serru
n no- demanda
Nj Ia plum~ nj brazo.
Nj hue ira hbertad nj nuestra
vida. "
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-09
EL ALOANCG DEL RETRiINIElTO
Publ5cGdo eaa este perj6dico
Ell 10 de RferO de 1898

La Delegsc'6n sutonomist ia scuer
la que el | asnido. al, jando-e de Ia,
u,nas, proreste contra ia vejaminoss
~ SC oral qae se Ia impone.
Y uo>otros. nleu bros enrusiastas
10 la collect vidad, cumplimos un de
bsr iualud b al estudiar ell alcauct
lie ese actO, QUE res utaTA ridfcuIo \
pobre s1no resuita grave y varonil.
El retraimiento signlhca que este
as 10 ac-pta en- mod" aig6io 81 mi
sero rlnc6, que So Is 3, Il Lila en 81 cen
tro Legislative nscIopal.
M un diputsdo, nj un senator acu
ttEa las Cam >ra=, y ;os hberaies
pusrtorrlqu' n - quedaran SIN d. fon
- y Sin amparo a.,a, en- las cum bses
del poder.
Tx gs nuestro decoro q1e los so
blernos an como des p tc,amos So
'abor lnlcua y como saoernos sopor
tar la Fnlua q muerte aotes que L.
by cclod y 81 n,1rs j..
Desdecei mas ] re de nuestros
correhg, g,onarlos ho Ia - mas humil
he, toaOa sentimos ia !, Mia a 10
los correspoadce- i11a i11sa,iHa' ia'Ce 'Cellsr Ia pfotes
TIA. ~
No podamos x ,eptuar al leader.
SEstuvo con nO-oJtos en- TO- dfas
Ia que nos era dab sacar e to en
Youco su nomb.e de las urna.7
PueS IA do seguIrpos cUando nos
toc4s desde n ar Ia saugcIenta burIa con
qna se Los h ere.
b senor Labta. ] f. de una agru
pacl6n, neceSira ldanC:hcarsa con ella
y sur criblr sus actos, admltiendo TO
la suerte do soildaridades. pei adj
qn-n no So carreca po!iJIca
NJ cun-Ide amos uancA iicito, nj
turmaI, III generoso q - los autono
un ,etea q al u seer. 1910 retray 6a3o
y, mt4ntras su teoder pfesenta 81
candldatura en la IL b spa 8 en A +
oante, paro b.lllar con "a oratorla OH
II rrlbuua par amenta Id.
Ttuto c mo = nosoLros Y mas qne
uosotros tf nde 81 5, Il jr L@bca Ia
.onducGa del Gab.neto seg~stino;
/ deaea coiocarse la aiturA en- uat
los CO OCT In <, 10 adiuitlra los vo.o.
g made. ya Que nueatros votos DO
p0eden tavui ecerle.
Piooeder de otre guiea tqnivale &
leovlTtuar nuastra sctltud guitar
A. retralmlento la tra.cen dencia qae
quaremo darIa.
E $. nor l. b a, pos 81 hacho d.
.~la'lr. IN cal'iat lie d,ru. alto la
.oslones del Congress. auto,;zs s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-09

AVISO IMPORTANTE -Puef'en dirii;rsn
al Lcdo don FranoIsco Garcia G. ref 10 ca.
lie de AgniAr. 90 II b.pa, las persoras
que deseen afquirir Ell derecho cptars usa
Notsf'a en- 81 forno prefareDts de dus fios de
ofcios ensgapados. en- Cuba Puerto P;oo
en- poblacioE importaute
La idemeizacion decarada de Real Orda,
asci.nde q eetca de ss 600 con arregio en-
"a suma Sc admiten ofertas. Psgc de cc1ta.
do -'@
DaIa lrfnrmes doctor M. Martinez: en- .,
vapor Maria Herrera; don R.f,el SUbirS
ronce; en- 10 librerfa de Acoeta San Juan. 4
81 ioferetado en- la Habana.- Ponce 4 do
Fabrero de 1896 uc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-09
Ell DIARIO De LA GU EZRA
DIAL DE FEBRFRO

Ola II DE FEBRERo
Ell general W>yier esta va en- la
H4bana, cuya poblacion. fiada en- sus
dotes militares, le ha dispensado en-
tusiasta acogida. Con exacto como
cimiento, por la prActica adquirida,
de las condiciones de la guerra en- la
gran, AAnctsIl.ee AncttsiIila.ee y eleccionado ademss
por toda clase de datos def actual es
tado de la insurreccion, de los ele-
mentos con q { cuenta y de la impor
tancia que ha adquirido. lleva el nue.
vo general en- j<f: todas las ventaj IS
que estas circumstances lie ProIof1io-
nan. para poner en- practica inmedia
tamente su plan y sus propositos.
El numeroso iefcito que ALI tcnemos
acaba de ser reforzado con nuevos
escuadrones de cabalIeria, 10 sera
en- breve en- mayor escala CON las
fuerzas de infanteria areilierfa que
saldraa de la Peninsula en- 10 que que
da de mes. Con tan va:iosos elemen.
tos no cabe Ia msnor duda de que Sc
podra atender todas parties, sobre
todo 81 sc reconcentran y utilizan ra
cionalmente las fuerzas. acumulando
por de pronto contingencies respeta-
bies y recursos en- abcndancia en- las
provincias de Pinar del Rio de la
Habana, de donde es ocioso oecir que
urge rechazar todo trance la inva
sion, para continuar despuGs IA cam
paTla con mayor desahooo. Y urge
tanto mas eonseguirlo. pos que ia ven
tsja efectiva, ind,scutibie, eviden.e.
que Sc aleanzarA oblieando Maximo
Gomez y 4 Msceo & salir de estas dos
provin las, redoblar4 nuestra eneseia
y faciiitafa los futuros empefios. afr
mando en- el extranjero la confianza
en- Ell exito de nuestra causs.
Aguardemos, pues, confiadamente
en- que los hschos respoadan 6 las
esperanzas de pafs, que tantos sacri-
flcios esta hacienda paia dominar la
rebellion separatista.
Un encucntro en- Santa Clara con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-09
LA GUERRA DE CUBA

/ la partida Lacret la noticia dc ore
la colnmna Luque,> mandada por ell
! ;oronel II r.andez, contin1a operan-
10 contra Maceo. son los dos hechos
lie alg1a intetes q1e hallsmos sn los
| iesDachos oiciales recibidos aver.
E to aparte. parece va comproba-
10 que MAximo Gomez logo hurlar
"a persecution de que era objeto, CO.
frlendose la zona comprendida en-
tre Managua. JAruco y Guines, para
10 cual habra renidc 4.e atravesar IA
fnea H4bana B Arabano por encima
| ie Calabazal
DIAI
Por la nGeva organization que eli
gener al Weyler ha dado al eis,cito
de Cuba, Queda este dividido en- tres
cutrPos: dc la jetatura del primero,
que comprender4 las provincias de
Pinar del RIO. H Abana y Matanzas,
quedara encargado el general Ahu-
'nada; del segundo. Las Villas y el
Camaeu-y. ei general Pando. de
sercefo. Departamento Oriental, eI
gene al Barges.
En- cambio. Sc anunoia eli regrt SO i
la Penlusrls de los generates M Ella
Suarez Vald@s, G lrcia Navarro y Ca
nella.
Todayfa nos falta conocer la distri
bucion que sc dara las fuerzas IL
ctr qa= Sc asignar5 & cada cuerpo:
de ej6ceito.
Maestro corresponsal en- la H<ha
ma nos da notlcla de dos encuentros
en- la provincial de MGtanzas, fave.
rabies ambos para 5nuestrss armas
aurqae de escasa imgostaucia. Dice.
nos tanb en- que al atac4r el cabsci !
la Castillo a Managua (H4baus) sc
pas al enemigo una seccion do 70
iunfsrIos del pueblo de Nazareuo Nc
.or haber sLfndo esta detection de- J
aron nuestrcs soidados de rechazar
al enemigo y de castigavlo, hiriendc 4
al j te de la partida.
Seguimos sin saher s ciencia cier
"a ei paradero de Maximo G6m-z z. y
por las trasss.. hsmos perdido tam
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-09

Gobierno para declarar que Ell parti
do autonomista no esta indt { mao,
dasde ell punto en- que sd gufa, su
j fs, su leader, 81 personalided mas
mia, Sc hala en- condolences de
iidiar por 6l, con las armas de la dia
ectica, en- los escsTios de Ia oposici6n.
Y tendrfa razon el Goblerno 81
cato declarase; porque no Sc explica
que IN acuerdo tan importante y una
resistencis tan decidids, 81 ell st nor
L4bra no los suscribe sin reservas
nj di-tingos de ninguna especis
Nosotros le veremos grspde y alti
vo 81 prescinde de sus eonveniencias
y sus calcnlos personales y sfeonta &
~ stro lado los coIfc del retrai .
mian 10.
SS nos arguye que 81 orador de-
uoscata esgcimlra su pslsbfa en nues
tro aboncf
j mas: ESQ serfa mil veces PERU
iiciai Y mil vaces ~censurab.e. o 10
nos d f rdan desintaresaaa Y mob Q
mente Montoro g bergs, Gown 6
Ferry. Portuondo Fernando de
Castro; pero que nipgda hombre 6
qulen puaua suponerse un atomo de
epresentacl6n nuestra sc levante &
!. f4ndernos. A talento 6no pers-
caz del Sc nor Labra, sus SUITE as
10 oftico xperimentato no SO es
conden eatas cosas, y no es cre bic
que, deapu6s de conocida la voiuntad
ananime de Ia d ,legaci6a y del pafs
MAJ tenga su caudIdatura en- distrito
guno de la Penfasu nj de Ultra
mar. Hemos aprendido 4 decir Ia
verdad con franquez no Ia oculta
snos al Sc nor La bra
81 le contrarfa, 81 le mortifoa, pien
. que seriamos iudjgnos de lamarnos
nb9raies. hasta de llamarnos espa-
Il 1les, 81 por hsongear 81 amor propio
y. ilaramos mientras la dignldad de
nuesCro pueblo nos manda { hablar
nuy alto Y muy claro.
A preter@nos. al ofendernos, el po
dor t7udlo y pretiri6 nue. tro leader
qua era eI deposlEar1o de las PRONE
sAs no cumptldss = 81 alma mater de
ias Ilu=iones no rea.lzadas.
Puerto R co Sc rebsla con indigna-
oioa adjust" = trava; rebe ese tam
bien 81 leader y acaudfiler os en- esta
campo Il \ en que Ilevamos por escudo
81 derecho y por bAnd-ra ell honor.
81 slguiese otros csminos ell sei1or
Labrs, probarfs qua !e son indiferen
LES nuestfos DO ores y que Ie preocu
pan mas las ex gencias de una posi-
cl6n ro.ftica que contrlbuimos &
cresr 9 con el voIo y con la propa
gauda.
Esa es, honrada lealmente ex-
puesta, la opinion que sustentamos
La sola prese1cia del gsoder en- Ia
Camara quitala al refrain. ento So
fuel ga y su prestig'c. porque,vlrtual
IN nte aii donde este Ton ION r fael Ma
ie Labra .reyes,so 90 de pienos poderes
: tx5en as facuitades, ali esta,a tam
b ca el partloo autonomista de Puer
20 Rico.
Y en las Cortes espanolas no puede
sstar.
No debe estar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-09

IA historic, ha sido bautizado con los
mas gioriosos nombres de las campa-
mas francesas: SoLfFrfa0, Magenta. etc.
Y como, a falta de S1lfernos
M4gentas, buenas son Tanansrives,
eli buey de ahora Sc llsTara Tamatave,
y de los bueyes que lie han de aeon.
pafiar como caballeros de honor en-
ia procession, canta la aleluya:
"C'est nOuS qWi s011ss
les 6evE p trf0fiqNeS
Car mus n nfcrtOns riFH
oH'kes nONfS tgl0rifHx
D. Madagascar Es pays d<s tropf9Nss,
OH nos sotdatS fArEnt Viet0rfFnr!"
Otro de los encantadores aspectos
lie la procession del 6GMf gyas. es ia
oarticipacion que Sc e. IN ella q los
sefiores extranjeros.
A princil los de esiglo-ISo5-se or
demo que formasen el cortejo
10 mamelucos,
caballos,
8 turcrs,
2 chinos,
6 salvsjss
IA espaholes
No conozco la ordenanza de este
afio. nj &c 81 habrS espafioles que Sc
presten sersir de comparsa con ma
meIucos y saivajes
Supopgo que no. A no ser que
Il gobisrno &c 50 contingente.
Qaince cares y dos mil personas
heu'arAn en- Ia procession de Vache
e,syegS. que han preparado los arti:-
eas dc Montmartre, con frescos del
gran pintor Puvis re Chavannes,
pinturas de Pile. Willette, Stenlein,
Roe lei. L petite, etc.
Y como ustedes querrkn que les
liable de este en- mi ptoxina carta.
hago punto final y salgo recosrer
las procesiones, que empiezan shora.
LUIS BoNAFOUx.
(Prohibfda Ia reproducct6n)
rs de Febrero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-09
(OLMIDQ RQICELO
ATOCHA, BAJOS do D. LUIS CASiLS

En- este establecimiento SO encon
traran toda case de where's secos.
vinos, licores conservas aiiment cias
feutas cristaIzsdas, turrrones, vint
lsgrima. idem Al4lls idam Navarro
idem Navarro FLoridor, idt IN caralar
Costa del LleUGnt a, renombrado
CEPA DE MACON
C+rne de familis, pastehloe. b Y
cochos, popqu@ 4. cocss con sobresz4
das, tocineta, chorizos, frutas, sardi-
mas y pescados.
Se recibsn eucargos para cor fec
c;onar bizeochoues, ramiIletes, paste
las. Gostadas y toda case de dulc.s
para bodas y bautizos, para 10 cusl
tiena esta casa uno de los meiores
cr6teros de la isla
Unico impertador del
ANISADO DOS AGUTLAS
DE PEDRO SUE
~ si.ven cspas, chocolates, cs fs, leehe
Lela Ice.
vsode PAN DE MALLoRCA supe
Se 4 lIsn braudys, ariss os toda ella
- ~ liaores fuos y leeftimos; ] moo plan
Ch %, etc., etc
B MELIA.
NJ IA. Sc visa 10 f. hrscar te De lics :
70 q=e hay rxie tencia con tsnts de CARA
fones va loss Enero az dc 1895 l ., sit !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-09

Esq 1sias f6ns0res a prs,eios rlfdieo,
Z s;pas snronisdas Ss ssn uotas par4 Il
gi-aa4 9 Is ciuaad.
- = ~pFs4a - - ssa.srs7a<
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MR.. SULGROvE'S LIBRARY.
1t Contains Many GIANT and Curious
Books and anuscr pts

1t Contains Many GIANT and Curious
Books and anuscr pts
Great Falls. April THE Choteau
Montanian says that probably no one
individual in Teton county, or in fact
the state of Montana has a more var
led or valuable library than Attorney
Sulgrove of Choteau. In his fine col
lection of perhaps 1000 volumes are
many curious and ancient documents,
books and the like that would be high
ly priced by any historical society, and
which Mr.. Sulgrove has inherited from
his father, who had taken great pains
in making the collection. Among the
many curious things that attracted the
attention of the Montanian reporter
was document, written on parchment
paper and yellow with age, but quite
plain and ineligible to any one who
could read the hieroglyphic style of
writing. Mr.. Sulgrove has Ii nearly all
translated, a work which has taken
much time and study, as there are
many words used that are now obso-
lete in the English language and not
to be found in any book of reference
available. The spelling also of the
most simple words is misleading and is
one great source of trouble in decipher-
ing the meaning. The document was
made in the year 1873 and is a convey
ance of land in the state OF Virginia.
AT first thought the age of this parch-
ment is not realized perhaps, but when
we bear in mind that the first settle
ments made in the new. world at
jamestown, Virginia, were but a few
years before, some idea of it's great age
and historic value are manifest. A pc
rusal of the entire document is very
interesting, giving an idea of the man.
ner of transacting business in those
days by our forfathers who came over
NIT oh
individuals. now known in history The
entire transaction would perhaps make
column and we are unable TO produce
IL all. However the following gives an
idea of the nature of the relic:
This indenture made the seven and
twentieth day of March, in the FIVE and
twentieth year of the reign of his gra-
cious sovereign Lord Charles the III.
by the grace of God. King of England.
Scotland. France and Ireland, Defender
Of the faith and a - (unintelligible)
1873, between Charles Dacres. of the
county Of Westmoreland in Virginia.
clerk, of the one part and Captain
William Ball of the county of l.
in Rappahanock in Virginia. gent.
and John Roster. of the county of
Westmoreland. in Virginia. a gentle
man. and Mary his wife of he other
part, witnesseth: That the said Charles
Dacres. for and in considera ton of the
quantity Of 10000 pounds of sound well
conditioned merchantable tobacco and
cash in hand paid TO the said Che -les
Dacres at and before the unsealing
and delivery. etc, etc" In another
place ii stipulates that the topacco Is
TO be sound. well conditioned. bright
and large and was to be delivered on
the 18th Of October 1878. The amount
OF land was $50 acres.
Mr.. Sulgrove has other very ancient
documents and books. but this Is the
oldest and most interesting in mis- col
lection.
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OLD CAPITAL CUSTOMS.
Hospitality Was One OF the Chief Char
acteristics OF tn sidents.

Hospitality Was One OF the Chief CHAR
acteristics OF tn X sidents.
Washington Letter to Philadelphia
Times.
Said a gentleman who has been fire.
quent sojourner at Washington during
the last 40 years:
People nowadays have a distorted
idea OF the hospitality of ante-bellum
times. The truth is that the customa ~
hospitality of the national capital was
southern hospitality and IL was vaetly
different from the society and social
customs of the present day. Al that
time If any man had expended $500 OF
81 900 or $1,000 upon an entertainment
of one evening he would have been re-
garded as unfit for association with
leading men and women of that day.
The mere expenditure of large sums Of
money would have savored too much OF
the shop and OF the salesman. Senator
Douglas was one of the most charming
entertainers / have ever known. In
common with other prominent men OF
the day. he had his regular servants.
and they served refreshments such as
were in those days TO be found in The
homes OF the plain people and Of the
leading people of the country. No one
ever heard OF set dinners with regular
decorations in a stilted manner. such
as prevail at the present time. The en-
tertainments were of a primitive ma
ture. that is TO say. they were Of a
homelike nature.
Another thing that appears 10 me as
remarkable is the change which has oc-
CURED in official life in the national
capital. In the days before the war Il
was customary for gentlemen from the
South who came TO Washington as
msmbers Of the house Of representa-
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tives or as senators each to bring with
him young man, who was TO act as
private secretary, for the purpose of
being trained In politics. because poll
tics was the gentlemanly profession of
the southern people at that time. The
private secretary Of a representative
or Of a senator was regarded as a
student of politics and his standing
was such as a student of Yale or Har-
ward might obtain in the cities where
those institutions are. According to
his. family history and ancestry and
his own personal merit, the private Sec
rotary of a senator or representative
was received I'm society and he was re-
garded as a highly favored gentleman.
Nearly all of these young men attained
or achieved distinction as officers or
soldiers in the confederate army dur
ing the civil war and a number of them
have become members of congress since
the conflict closed"
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
nership-The firm heretofore existing
under the name and style Of Lennon a
Sullivan. doing business In the city Of
Butte. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. p. p. Sullivan having pur-
chased the entire interest Of James F.
Lennon In the concern. James f. Len
non. =. p. Sullivan. Butte. Mont. April
= 1896.
MRS. J. HELD, RELIABLE CLAIR
voyant: readings 81; circles Wednesday
evening . cents. 321 South Arizona
street Butte.
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Wantsd--ProrOsals Ion Size! Lighting

Office CT the CiUy Clerk. Great rails.
Mont. March ,. 1855.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned until Thursday. the 1th day
OF May. 1856. for lighting the streets OF
this city with q arc electric lights (and
such additional lights as the council may
from time TO time order) o. 1000 candle
power each. or their equivalent On acety-
lene or gas lights. for a period Of three or
five years. Further Information relative
thereto will be- furnished ON application.
The right 10 reject any or all bids Is re-
served. Done by order OF the city coun-
ell c. II. CLARK
City Clerk
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MEDICAL and SURGICAL INSTITUTE
Montana Division Butte City)

(Montana Division Butte city,
Treats Catarrh. Chronic. Nervous and
Special Diseases OF
WEAK MEN.
Arising from indiscretion. excess of in
diligence, producing some of the following
effects: Nervousness. debilia. dimness of
vision. self-distrust. defective memory.
pimples on the face. loss of ambition.
lack OF confidence. gloominess. despoud-
ency. unfitness TO marry. melancholy.
stunted development. lost manhood. night
losses. pains I'm the back, varicocele. gon-
orrhoea, syphilis. unnatural discharges.
etc. treated with success, safely, prt-
vately. Send for question blank for men.
or better cali IL you can.
WEAK WOMEN.
LADIES. IL you are suffering from per-
sistent Headaches. Painful Menstruation.
Leucorrhoea or Whites. Displacement Of
the Womb or any other distressing all
ments peculiar TO your sex, consult US
without delay. We cure when others fail.
CATARRH. which poisons the breath.
stomach and lungs, and paves the way
for Consumption. Throat. Liver. Heart.
Kidney. Bladder and ali constitutional
and internal troubles. We treat Catarrh
by the latest approved methods and rem
edes. Fees for Catarrhal treatment, in
cluding medicine and medicated sprays.
Ten Dollars per month.
RUPTURE. Piles. Fistula, treated far In
advance of any institution in the country.
Trusses adjusted and Braces for Defor-
mites supplied.
BLOOD AND SKIN Diseases Sores
Spots, Syphihtic Taints. Tumors. letter.
Eczems and Blood Poison. primary or
secondary, thoroughly eradicated. Ieav-
ing the system in a strong, pure and
healthful condition.
WRITE your troubles. II living away
from the city. Thousands cured at home
by correspondence. Strictly confidential.
Medicine sent secure from observation
Book entitled GUIDE TO HEALTH"
sent free to those describing their trou-
bles.
OFFICE HoURs-s a. m. to 70 m. to
and to p. m. Sunday. l to D. m
only.
. PERMANENTLY LOCATED corner OF
broadway and Wyoming streets. opposite
McDermott Hotel. Butte City.
Branch Office. Higgins avenue, Mis-
~soula, Mont.