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Rock Island Argus., 1896-12-19
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Rock Island Argus., 1896-12-19

III With the com.
tI ing of night wo-
vi men are careful to
III | bar the doors of
Va their homes against
- the intrusion of
robbers and assas-
sins. There are
more dangerous
ene mics than
either the burglar
or m urderer
which few wo-
men take proper precau-
lions. A woman NAV
own the most maenifi-
cent jewels and the cost.
lest plate, but after all
Rock Island Argus., 1896-12-19

or misunderstands them.
For it means, first, blood poison
ing. then dropsy, then death BY stu
per, (coms) or commissions.
1t may attack us at any age.
Its only signs may be q little head
ache, Q little backache. q little dull
ness. little twitching of the mus-
cles. a slight pufiness under the
eyes, little dyspepsia. slight ver-
tigo or dizziness. and then the lis ht
is suddenly blown out.
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health, cave YOUR life, by using
Rock Island Argus., 1896-12-19
N. 6UFORD.

The old Fire sod TYns-friod
,cm,ssees Rs2ssssrtsc.
The record-union., 1896-12-27
BOOKS AS HOLIDAY GIFTS.

In the season now at hand when
friends seek for proper tokens to pre-
sent 10 those they love or respect as
evidences of regard, the giver encoun-
ters the old-time difficulty of selecting.
Perhaps with adults the majority as a
last resort. If not as a first, turn their
thoughts TO books as gifts; but then
arises the question, What books?'
Books are so numerous and theircaa
acter so diverse that one would thinl,
It an easy task to select to the taste
Of the intended recipient, yet very few
have found ii to be a labor of small
difficulty The New York Times
states rule that IS perhaps as good as
can be given by way of advice, namely,
to select the book that will live That
IS. a volume or set of volumes the value
OF which does not lapse with time
For the good book should be con-
The record-union., 1896-12-27
ENTERTAINMENT IMposITIoNs.

The Tacoma Ledger" enters time
that unhappily is not infrequent. Musi-
clans and actors at times have quarrels
with their managers, and again artists
managers have quarrels with local
managers. 1t would seem, however,
that all these parties usually reserve
their contests until an audience is as
sembled and then proceed to inf1ict
punishment upon the innocent party.
In the Tacoma case a very large audi
ence that had subscribed guarantee
fund for an entertainment was COM
hours while pianist and a manager
composed their differences. No regard
was shown whatever for the rights of
the people who had put up their money
for the entertainment. No matter what
the issue between the pianist and the
manager the two We're equally bound to
the audience they permitted to assem-
bic, and whose money had been taken,
to have the performance go on leaving
private matters TO be settled afterward
The Tacoma people should not have
gone to the box office and demanded
the return of their money, and if it was
refused they should have had the man
ager and artist clapped into Jail as
cheats. They should have refused to
hear the performance after the two
hours waiting: they should have shown
spirit under such a grievous insult
The people of the Pacific Coast pay very
high prices for musical and dramatic
entertainment, altogether too high.
They are entitled therefore to decent
treatment, but they will never receive
it so long as they submit to impositions
such as that of the Tacoma incident.
1t makes no sort of difference what
the nature of the disagreement behind
the curtain, the public have no con-
Germ in that. Neither artist nor mana
ger can plead anything in defense Of
audiences that are kept waiting while
quarrels are fixed up. If the artist at
tempts to excuse himself or herself on
the ground that the manager is seeking
to cheat his employees, that does not
concern the audience, and the artist
is bound to go on and perform after
having permitted his or her quarrel to
remain open while the audience in good
faith assembled
If the manager sets up that the artist
or actor is seeking to extort under
threat of refusal to proceed, that is a
matter he generally knows something
about before he opens his DOORS II,
however there ever is a case where he
is taken by surprise 1T is his duty to
return the money of the audience and
dismiss it. The arrogance, pettishness
and mean spirit Of some Of these
people Of the stage needs rebuke from
the public that will command respect.
The record-union., 1896-12-27

slant friend. a companion that one can
turn to when no other can be taken
counsel with, and can be put aside al
ones pleasure without offense. 1t is a
friend who never grows old, as Cicero
put it, lit is always disengaged;" ii is
one and that contributes. to our pleas
ure just as We wish it to be done.
The living book then, is the volume
to select for a holiday present, when
one has resolved that his token shall
take that form. 1t ought to be in line
with the tastes of the recipient, or Just
that will lead him or her to a little
higher level of thought without re-
pulsing by it's profundity or heaviness.
For the book that bores is constant
reminder of the poor judgment of the
giver.
The book present should be we'll
bound, for it is to be a constant friend
and be much used or long preserved.
1t should not be gaudy in its apparel,
since it may be a reflection upon the
recipient if it's chief value lies in its
exterior attractiveness. If one selects
modest substantial binding, he has a
wider margin in which to make expen-
diture, and can purchase set or sew
eral volumes and thus add the greater
value to his gift without larger outlay
than for a single volume richly OF
gaudily embellished.
The book or books should conform 20
good taste in another respect-they
should be on good paper and in clear
type and preferably of narrow columns
as opposed to the quarto form, for the
former is the more inviting to the eye
and more easily read and handled It
is not at all essential that the book
should be illustrated except it is a tech
nical work, calling for maps and dia-
grams as aids in its study
The very worst taste is manifest
when the book bears a fly sheet printed
with the words "To-- from" Very
rarely is good book thus degraded by
the sign that it was prepared especially
for gift uses.
Before sending the book gift, il is
proper to inscribe it; but the inscrip-
ton should not extend beyond the name
of the recipient, the date and the in
itials or name of the donor. 1t is bad
taste to indorse it with formal words of
affection or regard. No such sentiment
needs Inscription, for the recipient I'M
derstands the thought of the donor
without being reminded of it by the in
scription.
So, whether it is the first or last re-
sort, we need never be ashamed to
make the good book the token Of the
holiday reminder Of friendship, for as
Carlyle put it, IF book comes from
the heart it will contrive to reach other
hearts" And as Charming gracefully
said Of these fitting presents, that, in
deed, are better adapted than any other
ture Nothing can supply the place of
books They are cheering or soothing
companions in solitude illness or afflic-
ton. The wealth of both continents
would not compensate for the good
they impart''
The record-union., 1896-12-27
Special Agencies.


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Depot.
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sole agents foreign advertising.
The record-union., 1896-12-27

one year ago yesterday were 81 and 81
degrees, and one year ago to-day 54
and 36 degrees.
The barometer has been falling for
forty-eight hours up to last evening,
and then read 29.S6 inches. which IS
n, airing the stormy point of that inStru-
nlent.
The rainfall yesterday was % of an
inch, making 80 inches for this sea-
son, as against 4.55 inches to an equal
date last year.
The rainfall so far this month has
amounted to lis inches, as against "a
inches for December, 1895 and no
doubt this storm will bring the month 5
total precipitation up to that of Decem
Der last, and may go beyond it
The record-union., 1896-12-27
w Gather Report.

The Weather Bureau reports show
the highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday to have been 81 and 43 de-
grees, with fresh southerly winds and
stormy and cloudy weather prevailing
The highest and lowest temperatures
The record-union., 1896-12-27
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The record-union., 1896-12-27

At the Sacramento Delicatessen, S14
X, Eastern oysters opened fresh daily
served at table or for home USE
The record-union., 1896-12-27
Weather Forecast.

Northern California-Occasiona1 rains
Sunday; high southeast winds and danger
Gus gales, probably shifting to southwest
during Sunday and diminishing in force
The record-union., 1896-12-27
THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
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Buy your heating stoves and ranges
from Miller Bros. 1116 J street.
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Ayuntamientos.

Providencias judiciales.
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DRD1CATORlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITUKOs

LA RAZON DEL TITUk0s
EUMARIO-Luchemos.-El deber
Cumplido.-La generGoi6n que su-
be.-La justiCia humana-Pretex-
tos criminales. La formula del
progreso.-El pEogresO y sus ma
nifeataCiones.-La opinion p6blicR.
Ill perio dismo.-Lo que debe ser
el peEiodismo.-Lo que 90 hoy 10
prensa.-La prensa y lss leyeA-
"a politica.-LO que debe ser 10
polltiCa.-O6mo % hs0en los poll
tieOs.-O6mo naCen los partidos.-
Los programs politicos.-Artifi-
clos politicOs.-Bl carnaval politi-
so.--Miserias politioas. - sinceri-
dad politlC&. poltico
--~Asss Observation-Disclosures de-
| h, erA5l.Oe. e.--AbaurGOs domocrAti
oos.--Daiiri0a demOCrAticos. - u.
oxtdad as La <l@s5Gra.-AlD Der0a<,
avGGea Ao.---449, 2gUallaG SO
/ ,,!@..-A A4al b, 40Gta GA Ia hleGorla.-
/ a usi4@,A &nI0 Ia Esgo@.~~1a 30
/ G-0L&1l$..--A4s Ckt444sgOg ls.-4.<sas nun
A0a mut1eEnQs.-k4a 9evOluul0n.-
Las hnel gas.-Con1us.on y Oaos.-
! Ml n1nlllsmc.-PrOpagandas Gemo
ledoEaa Dances GOolai.--Anttno.
m1as y @nCznsuas.--Nl mayor d.
| Lea ogECEes. vs. 10 nave.-Npl
logo y OonOluSioA.
/ De venGa. La Impxenta dc
| BOL1TIM MERCAETIL4.
/ PreCio.-Un peso sla0uenta cey
TsyOs e1eIaplax.
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Un m6tOdO senCillO.

La siguiente carta, que reproduce
mos del diariO "La DetImsa" de l.
ciudad de Monter. sy,Mtj,c indica un
metodo sencillisimo de curar el reu-
m1tismo:
Es digna de notarse la curacion de-
senor Sebastian de Leon, joven de 22
amos, residente en- Abasolo, sstado de
Coahuila. Este sefior hacla tempo que
venla sufriendo dolores reumaticos.
Las dolenciss lie hablan puesto en-
situacion tan penosa que no podla
atender sus ocupacioDes.
Despues de haber tornado muchas
medicinas como pildoras de eter y
pildoras purgantes y de haberse hecho
aplicaciones de linimentos y parches
porosos, no cedia aun lG enfermsdad
continuaban los dolores en- la espal-
do, muslos y piernas. oentia el esto-
mago muy pesado. especialmsnte
despues de conner, le faltaban las fuer
zas, Sc lie debilito Ia vista y perdio en-
gran manera la memoriA.
Por fin SO resolvio a tomar las Pill
doras Rosadas del DR.. Williams, y a.
segundo pomo va noto gran mejoria.
Hoy sc sncuentra psrfectamente bien
habiendo tornado solamsnte el conte
nido de cinco pomos Sc ha entrega
do de lleno & sus Quehaeeres, tanto de
comercio como de labranEa y no ha
vuslto sentir dolencias por 10 que
esta contentfsimo y dispuesto a conhr'
mar 10 que queda dicho. Es testigo
ocular del caso el seflor J. O Elizon-
do, distinguido ciudadano y amigo
intimo del senior de Leon. Ell seflor
Elizondo dice que vends gran cantl-
dad dc Pildoras Rosadas del DIR. WI
lliams y que en- su distrito es suma
ments popular esta medicina.
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
lliams contienen en- forma condensa-
da los elementos necesarios para dar
nueva vida y riqueza 4 la sangre y
para restablecer los nervios. Son espe-
cihcoinfalible para Intermediates como
Ia ataxia locomotriz, PARALYSIS parcial,
bale de San Vito, ciatica, neuralgia,
reumatismo, dolores de cabeza ner-
viosos, palpitacion del corazon, CUTS
pAlido y ansmico, frialdad de las ma
nos y dc los pies, NAL de estomago y
toda cIase de debilidad en- ambos Sc
KOS.
Todas las farmacias de este pals
Venden las Pildoras RoSadas del DIR.
Williams. Cualquiera persona que
tenga dihcultad en- adquirirlas, debe
dirigirse a la casa DIR. Williams Me-
dicine Co., de Schenectady, New
York, y serz avisada donde comprar-
las. La misma casa cuenta con un
departamento medico para atender
gyatuttaments q las consultas de los
pacientes, donde quiera que Sc en-
cuentreR.
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5TRAYa51A.

5TkAYa5fA.
Barg. esp. "JuaDlta," pendiente.
Beg. esp. Beatrix, pendiente.
Ber. cay. Segunaeb, pendlente.
ik@~
Il: OAoO&AS&' Ia
3 So
Vap. cap. "Ivo Bosch" pendiente.
Col. esp. "ZArSgoGa," oarga pa
"a AguadlilA J Ma sgusz.
6ol. esp. "Maysghe1ana,' csrgs
ara AreolbO.
Col. esp. "DoIoEes," pendienie.
Bdra. esp. z. dc Naguabo, oasga
.ara Huma0Ao Vleques y FsjaEdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-29

puhalada, en- Utuado, 81 vecino Juao
de Dios Santos.
MERCANTIL.-Hase constituido e.
Guayama una casa de comercio gu
girara oajo la razon de Laino y o.
,andi y Sc dedicara a los mismos ne
gocios que la extinguida de D. Euge-
nio Laino. Son sus gestores este =
D. Nicolas Orladi.
Prosperidades.
OTRo HOMICIDIO.-En Mayagiie,,
y en- una de sus GALES mas centrica>,
el cochero Antonio Quihones C'o
muerte en- rifia Salustiano Altonsan-
to, carpintero. FL matador Sc pre-
sento la policia.
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Ven19n 4 g30G1Qs A1oQ1ocs Is. 3
1tl.a4 d8HS2Man0 GK @0 alM&Oen
la Qg1 &asga R6SseY0 10.
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SE VENDE.

Una fnca compuesta de 100 cuer
das de tcfreno, dc las euales 90 8 7
estan dncadas de cafe, cuentan va tr
amos y han empezado a dar grano
E.t3 fnca csta radicada en- Ia juris
dicci6n de Fajardo, hacia la partc q
Naguabo, tiene su casa par4 mayor
domo y aqua en- abundancia por tolo
lados. Sc facilita adenls Il que
compre la manera &c aacerse de ~
cuerdas mas de terfeno virgen y O.
monte espeso con abundan.es mad
ras, CUE colindan con ia misma fnca
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3. EsAAUD. Gsn tsR:Y s0'S III S.d aiA' a Al

-0nstante surtldo de reIojes. y
pEenderta de orc con brillantes '
Ql3dras fnsg DO 10 mas moderno
que pueds deseaEse. GarSntizan los
oD5esos J vendon q preoios mod
Cos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-29

RECoMENDAMoS la "Digestina
Ulrici, que es I'm nucvo msdieameute |
cue bien puede calihcarss de sheas
en- las Intermediates del Sst6nGES y |
de asombrosos resultados. El EXPIRE
sado remedio Sc administra en- obleas,
y su inventor garantixa Ia Curacion de
las personas que 10 ussn, y el alivis
mejoria desde Ia primera GAIA.
Este afamado especileo 10 rscibe y
vsnde en- Puerto Rico D. Fidel Gui-
llsrmety.
A LOS ENFERMossDEL ESToMA-
eo.-Se les recomienda .mucho, mu-
chisimo, el va afamado Elixir Es-
tOmacal" de Sainz de Carlos. Dc
venta en- Ia Farmacia Duran, San
Justo 81.
INTEREsANTE.-Para Ia conserva
d6n de los ssllos de Coma es indis-
pensable que la tinta que con ellos sc
emplea sea especial.
eAEn 81 BOLETIN MERcANTIL, de A.
Lynn Sucesora de Morris, sc venden
tinta especial y de superior calldad
para sellos de gonna, y almohadillas
1ermanentes de todos tamaflos y CO.
leres. Con el uso de dicha tinta So
conserva la slasticidad de los sellos,
cue sc haesn inatacablss per los insec
tos.
EBKNEFICIO.-Esta noche Sc veriflcs
en- nuestro teatro el de Ia notable phi
mera actriz Sra Ricart de Ortega, cor
"La Pasionaria," del eminente Cano
Promote ser un acontecimiento Ii
function.
ETA LAS MARfAs !-Hemos reel
bido 81 programa de las festas patro
males que prepara este quito pueblo
E.muy attractive dicho programa J
principiaran manana domingo 20 10
tiestas, terminando el del entrante
Lo repetimos:
A Las Ma1iaS
ExCARCELACI0N,-La ha obteni
do, previa hanza, nuestro estimabl
eompanero en- la prensa D. Ramon /
Lopez, director de LA Correspondent
cia".
Lo celebram0s.
HoMIc1D1o.-Con motive dc TN
kha Dc gall0s ha sido nusrto Do On
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Il3gac0 CD I72 d., gaI2.I
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Complete surtido de sables, espa-
das, divisas para los sefores ohciales
del Ejercito y Armada, condccoracio-
mes, emblemas para los funcionarios
de Telegrafos y Hacienda, escudos,
kepis, escarapelas, teresianas etc.
Sc fabrican GORRAS reglamen-
tarias para la Marina de guerra y
mercante, cuerpos militares y demA.
dependencies de la 1sla.
Escudos de lana estampados parl
banderas.
Surtido de m1sica impresa.
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tS&JXA LOCAL.
SOBRIN0s De EzOUIAeA..

FO8IAGEsAAs 4Fg
UDRa dc giFos y somisIoasE.
&gsnsss dc los vapoTsa-soFEsoR de- u
1amp&asa Tras&tlanEirs Espaaoln.
Agsnsea dc Id Id de Los aeGoTss La.
nags y Co., Gs Liverpool,
lden idsn G. FL. Flesohe1 Co.,
IL. (compahia "La Flecha'') do ID.
Agentss ds.ia Id De los seflOEss ]. Z.
sSleksls y Co., Linsn do "SerEa''.
AgSntss de- BshE, Bshrsnd y RoYs,
Il aea de- "Serra'.
Ags0tss del OompaGiA De Hssaras
sontra 1neendios dsnomiRads 10" b.
sai'. ID.
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70. capftico puinto, secci6n pri
mera del Presupuesto VICENTE
para esta Antilla.
Admitiendo & D. Adolfo Ora :
ma y Velez Ia renuncia del cargo
de Secretario del Ayuntamiento
de Penuelas.
Por la Superioridad Sc ha apro-
baoo ell it;nerario propuesto por
ell Sr Inspector de I: ensenanza
del Distrito Sur para visitar las
Escuelas superiores. elementales,
auxiliares yla mitad de las fura
les de varios pueblos de su Dis
trito, { inspeccionar al propio
tempo la administration del ra
mo.
D~1y; .,,J so;o1Ac
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.as 20i01a3s dol 81 G2lpa}
ggTU19T0 GsEsBTTIG =
.D0N IGNAGI0 Dl&7 1ANEJAa
director del b0AETiH aERgAfTlb
DE PUERTO - RICO
OE PUERTO ~ RICO


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Q h@ Anunciaoo, se dedac& oil ilus-
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Los Munlcipioa.-La CAmsrs
Insular.-El Consejo Gober.
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leSaIidad.-LA EAx6n suprOma.-
La Rep@r&cion
Ell fol $50 10 ofrsce en- Las si'
| >uientes G0a1Scaonsss
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Id
Successor. !. de !. BOrdOy.
San Francisco ~,

San Francisco 81.
- :s"e<
Constante y selecto: surtido CO
calzado y otros artfculos de no.
vedad, precios sumamente m6-
dicos.
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Domingo, 29.-San Saturnino, OBJ
y martir.
Lunes, 80 de Noviembre.-San
Andres, apostol.
Martes, 10 de Diciembre.- Santa
Natalia, vda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-29
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prOvisi9na9 Venta por mayor.
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d&en Santarce.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-29

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IA moda pero atn SO We mas hermosa en- el grabado
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cara debido al uso del JABoN HAMAMELIS.
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eurAr. De venta por todas las boticas. Fsbricsde
solsmente Dor DR. ROSA Co.. Nontclatr, N. !.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-30

the telegraph one man at the central
office, and he the sending Associated
Press operator, will do their combined
work The news Is in type as soon as
It reaches the newspaper Office, and
all that is necessary is to place 1t in
the forms ready to go on the press.
Not even proof Is necessary, as there
can be no errors in transmission. The
sending operator, who is a man of
wonderful speed and long experience,
can scarcely make a mistake, for, In
stead Of having to watch both his copy
and his keys, he takes the message by
ear as the photograph grinds 1t out.
There can be no laundering on the part
of the receiving operator, who is often
times a poor speller and seldom as ex-
pert as the man who Is sending. The
dispatches as edited in the central Office
need no revision, as this work is in
the hands Of the very ablest newspaper
talent procurable. No proof is to be
read after careless or stupid COM
position. There the message lies in cold
type before the foreman of the COM
posing room, who takes q proof only
that the night editor may scan the
contents and write the headlines.