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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-15

barbas de una pluma por aquel sitio. iQu6
hormigueo por la piel!
Ell intelecto tambien partcipa de esta ex
citaclon. La memoria Sc nos aumenta extraor-
diamente; los sucesos pasados de larga fecha,
ovldados va, aparecen de preseDte. No en-
balde esta es una de las facultades que mas
pronto vienen menos con ell abuse de este We
memo, llamado &de la inteGgencias Hacemos
calculos arltmeticos in mente, que fuera del es
tado de excltaclon morfCa, tendrfamos que au
xiliarnos con ell p;zarrillo para resolverlos
Un fenomeno curioso: cuahdo hemos usado
varias noches seguida la morfna, al llegar la
hora de ponernos la inyeccion, 81 la retardamos
sentimos los efectos primaries de cuando nos in
yectamos, que en- nosotros Sc traduce por un IL
gero marco y malestar fugaz On la boca del es-
tomago xuna basca&, como propiamente la lla-
maba clerto amigo que fue afcionado.
Asf mismo, 81 al poner 4 otro una inyec-
cion conc9bimos la idea de inyectarnos, en-
aquel mlsmo instante sentimos los mismos efec-
tos.
Otro: Tenemos un cliente asmatico, que
vive fuera de la poblacion. Esta va habituado
4 la morfina. Este suieto, cuando llama
para que lie propinemos morfna para alivlarle
ell acceso, Sc calma tan luego tenga la segurldad
de que iremos a complacerlo. Nos asegura que
esta asfxiandose, apenas lie avisan los fami-
liares que me ven llegar, Sc lie quita la fatlga
Pero 81 al verlo aliviado retardamos la opera
clon, reaparece ell NAL y vuelve sufrlr. es-
te no fnge, nj es morhnomanfaco, pues Sc pa
san veinte mas dfa y usa este narcotlco.
Los efectos de la morfina varfan segun los
indivfduos. A nosotros, ademas de 10 reiata-
do, nos produce al dfa siguiente un malestar
muy grande: marco de mar; nauseas; veces
vomitos El rostro tornase cereo, y cualquer
cosa baladf nos contrarfa mortifca NADIA de
este sentimos 81 nos quedamos en- la CANA 81
nos levantamos, no desaparecen estos efectos
sino despues de tomar alimentO.
La rehexion, la necesidad de estar en- con-
diciones de trabajar para cumplir sagrados de
beres, este msmo malestar, han int1ufdo para
que no seamos uno de tantos locos por la NOR
fna; una de tantas vfctimas de esa adorable
Cecilia.
Claro esta que cualquiera pensara como
produciendo malestar, desea nueva In
yecci6n; que hay gustos que merecen palos;
20 lie contesto que esa es cabalmente una Gle las
perfdas cual1dades de este medicamento, por
10 que hay que huir de ese peligro de consecuen-
cias fatales. Es un suicido lento que leva la
vfctima camino de la mbecilidad a La fosa,
despues de haber sido un ser inutil ST mlsmo,
a la familia la socedad, despues de haber
convertible al rey de la creacion en- un ente, en-
un trasto.
Y va ell m6dico sabe que tiene que ser muy
s6brio en- apear este medic de calmar dolo-
res; sabe que una complacencia NAL entendida,
accediendo los caprichos, muchas veces, de
POGO sufridos dolientes prepara morfnomanfa-
COS; por este, solo en- casos excepcionales des-
pu6s de emplear otros calmantes, Sc debe acu-
dir las inyecciones de esta peligrosa sustancia.
E. LOPEZ G.
Faiardo, Enero de 1897
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lU7 eI9ctrica IS. A.)--Acordado por la
~"- e'ooe''oa Junta Directiva la celebra-
cion de la Junta general segin 10 dispone la
base 8. " del contrato social, cita los senores
accionistas para la q. celebrara el dfa de Fe
brero proximo, a las de la tarde en- los salones
del Banco Espanol. Los libros y comproban-
tes estaran disposition de los senores accio-
nistas desde esta fecha hasta ell 10 de Febrero,
en- las ofcinas de la socedad, Marina, calle del
Preside, ndmero 3, de a IL de la mailana.
Las papeletas de asistencia deberan solicitarse
en- las mismas ofcinas y a las mismas horas,
durante los tres dfas anteriores la celebration
de la Junta. Puerto Rico, 10 Enero de de
1897.-El Director-M Cttet0. 5-3
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La reforma de las
Ordenanzas de Aduanas
III

FL artfculo - del Capftulo ., Tftulo
2 : que dice: <EI Intendente General do n
clenda presidira La Comision de AranceIes do
la lsla, citandola cuando 10 considere oportupo,
debe refermarse en- ell sentido de que Sc cite
cGda dos naeses, por 10 menos, para resolver en-
ella las dudas sobre aplicaci6n de las tarifas
aforo de las mercancias, que hoy Sc encomieu.
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Mas sobre la morfna =

No haY medicamento mas precioso nj tam
POGO mas tra1dor que este alcaloide del oplo.
ST en- algunos casos es consuelo para ell
1oiente, en- otros podrfa compararsele a una m
bruj ia, aun al mismo Satanas. Els la Cecilia
de Eugenio Sue en- clos Misterlos de Par1s@;
para los var6nes para las hembras un Fausto:@ p
Que felicidad para ell que sufre un agudo
colico; para ell que esta proximo a arrancarsele
ell alma por un vehementfsimo dolor, cuando
Sc le introducen debai o de la piel algunas gotas
de solucion de morfna!-De la muerte q la VI
da. De la tempestad la calma. Elm casos
tales representa- la tabla a que agarra ell nau-
frago pr6ximo desaparecer.
que traidor cuando la economic Sc ha
acostumbrado ella por ell necesario uso, por
ell abuse!
Podemos hablar de este por Ia propia ex-
periencia.-Por nuestra desgracia sufrlmos de
c6licos bepaticos por calculos en- la veglga de
la hiel, y creemos que 81 no hemos sucumbldo
una crisis de dolor mas de una ocaslon, 10
debemos la pronta apEcacon de una 1nyec-
cion hipodermica de esta sal.
Sufrfmos una vez la grippe con pulmonla
del lado derecho. Nos quedo una t6s tan per-
tinaz que resistio todo 10 ordenado por un
ilustralo medco que nos asistio. C1erta no.
che, desesperado, hicimos que la esposa nos
pusiera una inyecci6n de clorhidrato de NOR
fna. A los tres minutes dejamos de toser CO.
mo por arte de encantamiento.
A la siguiente noche volvi6 la tos. Nueva
inyecci6n ell mismo buen 6xito. Asi Sc re-
piteron sete veces, y a la octava noche va de
seabamos la tos para que Sc aplicara ell remealo
brujo; a la d6cima noche va habfa tos;
pero a la hora de siempre sentfamos un no Sc
que, inquietud, poder dormir, que
nos obligo a repetir la inyeccion. Milagro!
A los breves momentos ceso la inquietnd y vol
vio la calma cesando toda pena.
Els de advertir que este seductor veneno
Sc va imponfendo cada dfa, cada vez exige
que le empleen en- d6ss mayor.
Ell que Sc acostumbra una cantidad daria
de alcohol; ell que ell tabaco, y al que 10
domina un habito cua1quiera, no encuentra tan
ia resistenca para emanciparse, como ell infeliz
que Sc acostumbra a la morfna.-COn fuerza
de voluntad refexionando las ulteriores
consecuencias, Sc de a de tomar ola manana, p
Sc abandona ell cigarro, etc; pero la morfina
enloquece; es la querida peor de todas. El
que la anna ciegamente perece por sus halagos,
como Jaime Ferran por los de Cecilia. No
vale pensar en- las cCnsecuencias.
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GRAN ALMACEN
de Quinoalla y Ferreterla
de 0TCasitas Y SOIiVerds
CRUZ, NUMERO 7.-CAPITAL

CRUZ, NUMERO 7.-CAPITAL
1z5@. T2tcs al 22or mayor y al detaN.
Antes de yistar otro estabIecimiento, con-
viene dar paseo por la cale de Ia Cruz MI
nero I. El surtido en- loza de todas clases,
baterfas de cociua, instrumentos de agriculture,
camas de hero, pinturas y aceites, bombas
aletorias en- general de efectos de quncalla y
ferreterfa, es capaz de satfsfacer todos los gus
tOs.
La casa, que es nueva, desea acreditarse y
vendera precios muy limitados. No olvidar
la direction:
0rcasitas ySo1iveras.- .--Cruz 7.
T5l6grqto: SoliVeras. "a 3 S
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I2o Battalion de ArtiIIeria de Plaza

No habiendo podido tener lugar ell dfa
de hoy la subasta anunciada para ell suministro
de where's durante el actual ano, verifcara
mai1ana Is en- ell mismo local hora.-El Ter.
teniente-Kegino Mui1oz.
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Casa de huespedes ss sn .Sso45e pa15na
sus numercsos amigos de Puerto Rico, que ha
trasladado su resdencia la casa namero 336
West IA Street, donde ofrece sus servicios
Previo aviso oportuno, agente de la Casa es-
perara los viajeros a la llegada de los vapo-
res-R. FL. TODD
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Para Santiago de Cuba Y J. MAYAGUEz MAY. H5II1z

La gOIeIa naCIOnal
Ezgfante, del porte de 100 toneladas, sadra del
puerto de esta Capital para Mayagiez Cuba
ell Is del corriente, admitiendo pasajeros pre-
clos limitados. Para mas informes dirigirse
dueno a bordo de la msma goleta atracada
4 la darsena de este puerto. 2-2s.
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xVen muerte tan escondida,
que no te sienta venir,
Por que ell placer de morlr
No me vuelva q dar la vida. ,

NO me VuelVa a oar la VlQa.>
Conocemos una DANA, honrada madre de
familia, de excelente cristiana educaci6n, que
fue presa de este vfcio. NADIA lie importaba
saber que corrfa a la perdci6n que hacfa la
infelicidad del hogar. En- los momentos que
podfa refexionar lloraba su desventura acari-
caba a sus hiios; Sc desesperaba; hacfa protes-
tas; pero al siguiente dfa sucumbia a la tiranfa
de su verdugo. La debilidad propia de su sexo
ell horrible malestar que sufrfa cuando lie fall
taba ell excitante, la precipitaban. Por fin, des-
pu6s de cinco amos de lucha que la llevaron al
borde de la tumba, euro de tan terrible NAL.
como Sc aguza ell ingenio del morfnonra-
nfaco para adquirr la traidora droga!-Conoce-
mos casos muy originales.-Qu6 bien simulan
un acceso de asma. iQu@ bien una neuralgia 6
colico! Ell medico mas sagaz resulta enga-
lado. Y los ardides para conseguir ieringui-
las y la sal? Hay que convenir en- que no
faltan farmac6uticos que, Q no saben 10 que
venden, no piensan mas que Ell llenar la bol-
sa caiga quien caiga. Con que faciida ex-
penden ambas cosas sin los requisites que pres
cribe, no solo la Ley, sino ell sentido comdn!, .
La morfna, demonio tentador, cuando Sc
ha ensehoreado de vfctima, produce en- al
gunas, ell malestar mas atroz cuando falta su
estfmulo. Ell marco de mar llevado su mas
alto grado, es una delicia comparable al que Sc
experimental, acompanado de inmensa inquie-
tud, este es 10 que obliga al pobre loco re-
petir la d6sis para librarse de tan espantosa
situaci6n, que POGO POGO 10 matara. Pero
que importa! 81 en- ell acto desaparece aque te-
rrible malestar vuelve la aparente calma, y
renace la algeria todo lorna ser de color
rosa?.... Que engano! Cada nueva inyeccion
es paso mas a la ruina del ORGANISING.
Por 10 que nosotros toca, podemos de-
cir que no hay dolor ffsico, nj moral, nj esta-
do de inquietud 6 intranquilidad nerviosa, y
hasta ell natural estropeO cansanciO corporal
del trabaio diario, que no desaparezcan a los
pocos instantes de someternos a la acci6n de la
morfna. Que calma! iQue bienestar! Por
supuesto produce insomnia, pero insomnia
que no morti6ca, iQu6 exquisite sensibilidad
de los sentidos! Vemos 10 que queremos yer.
Caras pequenas que van agrandandose inmen-
samente. Profundidades. Abismos; luces Y
zigzags de fuego, mucho mas luminosos ST apre
tamos los parpados. Ell dido SIC aqua tanto,
que ell aleteo de mosquito ell tic tao del re
loj nos llama la atencion nos SAGA del estado
de sopor en- que nos va sumiendo ell narc6tico.
iQue sensation tan rara en- las alas de la nariz,
comparable 81 con suavdad nos pasaran las
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c. y B A

- Todos los peri6dicos de Madrid dedican
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Cruano Densa DE- Don Ia Sf9sags aaasad Gs9sa ds sss
Carlos en- Madrid, acaba de abrir su laborato-
rio, contando con todos los adelantos moder-
nos, en- la calle de la Cruz, ndmero IL, esquna
a Fortaleza, donde Sc ofrece a este ilustrado
pdblico. Especialidad en- dentaduras artificial
les. Consultas extracciones gratis para los
pobres, de una a dos de la tarde todos los
dfas. l5-lO
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EYtr2eninnpe SIN DOLOR.-Se garantizan
-"''"o0'""00 todas las operaciones sin dolor
alguno por medic de anestesico exclusive de
mi propiedad. Dentaduras artifciales de pri-
mera clase precios modicos.-Jos6 III. Tizo
Gale de San Francisco, nt1mero so. p.
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Liberia de SanuO. %r TltiFas Rmj,s o5EaI zo. de de
castellano; Lourdes, 2 tomos de 45o paginas ca
da uno, $1-5O ctvs.-Roma, tomos de 45o
p&ginas cada uno $l-5o otvs.
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La Corresnondencia de Puerto-Rlco
- n9 GVHrBxEs, Is DE ENERo DE 1897.
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Estannia sChch0" CAROLINA.-se ven

EStanCia ''CACA0" GARoLINA.-se ven
200 cuerdas, mas 8 menos, denominada GEL
CACAO"-Colinda con la central Ey P'ogreso,
y esta cerca de la central Buend Vistd Esta-
ci6n del ferrocarril, Carolina. Produce 100
pesos mensuales, moneda corriente, en- arrenda
mento, mas ell pago de contribuciones, etc
Esta sembrada de cana, tiene magnffcos pas
tos monte. Rodeada por ell rio de la Caroli-
ma, sus vegas y sobrev egas son de magnffcos
terrenos. Informes en- la Carolina, do1a Clara
knight, viuda de Acosta. 15-14
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Fajardo, Enero de 1897.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-04

mag be divided into four classcs-relatives
=. the accused, who are present through
pure sympathy for husband. brother,
son or sweetheart i'm danger of his life; so
called missionaries, whose motives, in
some cases at least, are questionable;
friends and relatives of court officers, who
yochicily because they have the opportunity
20 get in without trouble, and q small pro-
portion of women actuatcd simply by NOR
bid curiosity and the desire to be able to
tell friends that they have seen 1.-THE no.
torious 80 and-so."
OF these by far the biggest class is that
composed of the friends and relatives of
court officers. who attend the trial on the
principle Of the man who has q free ticket
to show that he doesn't care to see, but
who feels that he must use his ticket.
These women always have the best seats
in the courtroom. The missionaries form
the next largest class, particularly in this
city. A sensational trial that was espe-
cially infested with missionaries was the
trial Of Walter Langerman on the accusa-
ton Of Barbara Aub. Once or twice in
the progress of the trial, when the recital
OF details became extremely vulnerable, :"
II the word be permitted, the few women
in the courtroom who were there purely
from curiosity and were not missionaries
were compelled to withdraw by order of
the judge. But the missionaries, by virtue
of their pretensions, were allowed to re-
main and hear it all. One of these mis-
sionaries, and the one who busted herself
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-04
The Old Soldier.

The plcaSlntest OK takers is the old
soldier Always there is meat in his
words, and almost always he is modest
Between him and the modern is the diff.
ference between the man who has seen
and done and the man who has read
about IL. The scenes Of the war were so
tremendous and its cataclysms so fire.
qucnt that time cannot dim their recol-
lection Of them. They are still US fresh
in the minds of participants as are the
things 81 yesterday. Aveteran once told
me that not day passed over his head
that he did not unwittingly recall a
half dozen battles in which he had
borne has part. Thus it is that in any
company Of men who were mustered
out in 1865 the talk invariably reverts
TO that period.
The old soldiers are dying with in.
crossing frequency. rs is the nature 81
things, but still there are enough left
to make any gathering notable by their
presence. Charles Lever says that so
long as humanity exists men will do
three things-make war. make love and
gamble-and they can't &c iegislated
out Of them. Certainly, although we be
all advocates Of peace. we dearly love a
warrior and we exalt his horn. We love
him for the things he has done, we re-
spcct him for his bravery, we look with
veneration upon his wooden leg, and we
listen with pleasure to his repeated tales
Of suffering and daring. - Chicago
Times Herald.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-04

eralds on her fingers. Then somebody
told Jessie that il she married Considine
in Jail she-could help him to obtain q par.
don if he were convicted
The end of it was that she married Con-
sidine in the Tomhs. Afterward Considine
was acquitted on the plea of having killed
Malone in self defense.
Captain Ferguson. a stanch old Vir-
girian sea captain. disowned her. How
ever, being her guardian, he wanted to
transfer all her property to her and then
to wash his hands of her forever. The
property was turned over to Mrs. Consi-
dine, and she was left with her husband
and the task of reforming" him.
That was ID months ago. Now she is
the proprietress Of a saloon on upper
Broadway.
II did it all for him." she said CATER
We got married he said he didn't know
any trade but bartending, though he never
drank drop of liduor himself. He said
he didn't want to keep any low dive, but
a real respectable place, and finally let
him have the money to set up in business.
1.-Two days after we were married he
slapped me in the face, and forgave him
He kept on slapping me, and kept on for
giving him. Before we were married he
knew young Brooklyn woman. After
we were married he began to neglect me
for her. He threw it in my face that he
loved her and didn't love me; that she
was a lady and wasn't.
"All the money he took in from the sa-
loon he spent on her, and there were days
when went without even bread to eat,
though lived in a beautiful fat. Then
he got my jewels out Of the safe when I
was in the country and pawned them for
$500.
Last week I just made up my mind
| couldn't bear it any longer. He got angry
and threw bee SIS at me and struck
me in the face, s. swore cut warrant
against him, and I'm trying to get sep
aration"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-04
The Tee Of the Great Toe.

Tho negroes Of the West Indies use
the great toe constantly in climbing.
Several years ago. while spending some
time at one of the famous resorts in ia
maica, had an opportunity TO observe
the skill with which the black women,
who do n great part Of tho mental labor,
carried stone, mortar and other build
ing materials ON their heads TO the top
Of n FIVE story tower in o part Of the
hotel not then finished
Much Of the unerring accuracy with
which they (women and girls) chased
each other up and down the long lad
ders, with heavy loads skillfully poised
On their woolly pates, was due TO the
frmness with which they grasped each
rung Of the ladders with the great toe.
They did not place the hall or tho hol-
low Of the foot on the rung, but the
groove at the juncture Of the great toe
with the body Of the foot, and they
held fast by making the back Of the
other toes afford the other gripping sur
face. In much the same way the Abys-
sinian native cavalry grasp Che stirrup.
And I have seen \ one armed Santo Do
mingan black, as.ride the near OK in a
wheel yoke. guiding lead mule with
n rein held between his great and Sec
ond toes, while his only arm was devot-
cd TO cracking his Transfers whip
Overland Monthly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-04

identity. Ono, more adept at guessing
than the others, set afloat the report that
she was Gcorgianna Yoke, one of the many
women victims of Holmes whose names
had been linked with his since the trial
began. Instantly newspaper artists were
busily skctching the young woman visitor
from every point of view and q dozen re-
porters were writing pen descriptions of
her.
The next day sketches labeled "Georgi-
anna Yoke" appeared in the Philadelphia
papers. Tho artists had succeeded in get
ting good likeness Of the young woman.
despite the veil she wore. 30 it was that
the friends and acquaintance of beauti-
full young society woman of Philadelphia
Were amazed and Mortified when they
picked up their papers at breakfast one
morning to find her portrait in double
column cuts with the legend below,
"Goorgianna Yoke. the woman who says
she loves Holmes still"
The mysterious young woman spectator
was the daughter of the presiding Judge
IL did not take the reporters long tn dis
cover the mistake they had made, but for
reasons that may he understood they
never corrected il, and the young woman
who had unwittingly posed for the por-
trait of Georgianna Yoke attended the
trial no more.
This Is ono illustration Of the perils that
bcsrt women who attend sensational
trials. II is safe To say that if the young
woman mentioned had had the slightest
idea that she would he pictured in the
public prints as the unfortunate Gcor-
gianna Yoke she would have hcsitated a
long time before appearing in the court
| room.
In reading the reports Of every famous
murder trial one frequently cones across
such sentences rs these: Among the
crowd which clamorcd for admission We're
many women. " women fought with one
another to get glimpse of the prisoner. =
t"Tho most interested spectators were a
dozen women who have regularly attend
cd the trial from the beginning. Not one
Of them iliEchcd even as the most loath-
some details were brought out"
The ordinary, nonyellow public Won
dcrs what manner of women these hc that
strive 10 be present at scenes OF horror
that shake the nerves Of hardened men
and sit urnmoycd while a woman tells the
details OF how the man she had loved was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-04

Tak MOST BEAU rlFUL OF The FAIR SEX
L are So liable az the ugiss, specimen u bu-
mauity t. euccumb TO the ravases OF inSIcpza or
lag'irpe Yes, it is the fairest flower. that droup
aud die first. We sound the slarm. Lagrppe Il
comirg. Already it lie C aiming lie victims nv
the Thousands across Old ocean. As In the past
II viii ION cross your Threshold. We for waru
yon and tell YOU hos TO best prepare for Il.
Don't wait until you hsve been attacked, but bs
prepsrad for tie enemy whsn he attack. ycu
send stump for onr 6S page boo< which gives full
treatTe7t. symptoms, etc We guarantee Dr,
k0y's Lnrg Balm 10 be q certain. safe ard
speedy cure for 'agrippe and every kind % ounh.
Mise Nellie Penoyer, 1856 South Tenth street,
Omaha. Neb
Have used your Or. Kay's LING Balm for q
sewers case Of lsgrippe. My lung. were vers
sore, and In taking the DR.. Kaye Lung Balm I
found stopped any desire 10 cough st once.
The foreness en- my ln3gs and in my head som
sappeared IL f. pleasant TO tshe 81 d 9 o.s not
cause sickness at the stomach Ike many other
ccusn 7dits, yet It cures quicker u an any
ever tried"
Also Rev. ]. r. wohIfarth. pa.tor First N. e.
church. UfbsDe. HI an glad to record The
fact THAT i 80 than one tox OF yonr Dr. ksy'e
Lung Balm cured me 81 an awfdi c0u,h. il il q
remarkable remedy"
II il sold ny druggists or sent by ia by mail for
20 cents. Don't take anv substiture for IL has no
equal. Afdress DR.. b. J Kay Medical com2sny.
Omaha, Neb. We AFRO "a 'raD;ee Or Eay's Rem
ova'or 10 be the hes: remedy known for dy-peo.
Ella, constipation and liver troubles. A perfect
tnova;or. Send for book.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-04
Mexican VENGEANCE.

In Mexico the laws delays are less vex-
atious than in the United States. Indeed
one hears nothing at all about delay in
the administration Of Mexican justice. A
short time ago a paymaster went down
into Sonora with between Sc, 200 and 81
000 He stopped overnight at a ranch,
where he was robbed and murdered. The
robbers were caught by the local police,
but the magistrate discharged them. Then
the government took hand in the affair.
The robbers were caught again and shot
Immediately. The magistrate who had
acquitted them was also shot. The watch
man at whose house the robbery occurred
was shot. Some distant accessories after
the fact were shot In all 16 men were
shot.