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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-01-08

would he be TO his prima queridal He
stole upward silently. The fever flush
caught him with his hand on the latch.
Something gripped his throat-a mel
low, musical tone; then madness surged
into his brain.
This, then, was the meaning of his
disasters, this the browning trick Of his
evil genius His p.lso scorched.
He hal never doubted her, never for
one instant dreamed that her isolation
was not complete on his long monthly
trips to Vallecita. He had forgot, fool
that he was, that strain Of lawless blood
secure in his infatuation, but now
now-he did not feel the wrenching of
his hurt as he swung the ri le into posi-
ton and moved, noiseless, catlike, under
the opened window
He would be calm, he would be sure.
The poison working in his soul should
not blind him. But if it were true-ii
'Cencion-God help them, his aim was
keenl
Crouching under the easement like q
puma, lips snarled apart over glisten-
ing, cruel teeth, Juan Lopez waited.
His eyes blurred he brushed an impa.
tient hand to clear them, listening.
The baby's gurgling laughter quiz
cred through him. 'Cencion's light step
sounded on the earthen floor, and she
seemed to start up before him in all her
palpitating womanhood. He choked a
groan.
Then the voice, ''Bring here the boy,
carina.
Juan struggled with the sound $ vague
familiarity "Carina'- he ground
his teeth impotently. Soft swshngs
and rustlipgs and 'Cencion's quick, gay
treble: Here, then, take your boy. He
grows more Ike you daily, caro- MIC. -
Through his deadly pain the bowed lis
tener felt one keencr pang for his son.
his beloved. He must seel Could the fell
low be Jose or Stefan? DID the boy look
like Stefan? That lusive familiarity of
tone
Dragging himself up cautiously, he
peered into the dim room, trusting to
the swift drawing nights protection.
'CenciCn-his heart yearned to her even
in her falsity-stood by the couch, bend
ing over the dark form of the intruder,
with the child in her arms. Her dusky
hair fell round her like veil, intercept
ing the coveted view of his rival.
This was his time. One bullet now
and vengeance
Juan reeled family and then grew
rigid. With deliberate, silent care he
placed his weapon and drew his bead.
Just here the woman's sash line, aud
here, beyond the head of her paramour
but the child?
The homely house furnishings seemed
to leap out of the darkness. The stove,
the Uttered table and the couch, the iron
crucifix and the carved cradle in the cor
ner-all his life long Juan will see them
so-and 'Cencion turned. The dusky
veil was blown and rent like the sea
mist, revealing-Holy Mother of heaven
her father, Cenaga, the outlawl
Juan Lopez fell on his knees below
the window, the smoking rife clattered
from his broken grasp, and the missile
sped, aimless and harmless, high into
the adobe wall. Gertrude B. Willard
in Argonaut
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-01-08
NIanuring Hop Vines.

Hop vine roots are very apt to be
thrown out by alternate freezing and
thawing. The root is hardy, and scarce
ly any amount of freezing will kill it,
unless it is alternated with enough
warm weather to loosen the soil around
the roots before the next freeze comes.
This fact suggests the natural and most
effective way of manuring hops Here
is what American Cultivator says on
the subject:
Throw a forkful of manure over the
hill-better after it has been frozen than
before. If this is done before the gen.
eral freeze up, it is likely the soil will
remain frozen all winter under it, Hops
thus wrapped in frozen soil will be
ready to start with the first warm
weather, which will be before hops left
exposed all winter can begin to grow.
1t is the protection rather than fertility
which the manure furnishes that gives
the hops most benefit. But the manure
does good later on, when it is thrown
off the hill and mixed with the soil in
the annual thinning Of hop roots, which
they must have to grow thriftily. 1t is
often said that commercial nitrates are
better than, or at least as good, as sta
BILE manure. But they cannot be to the
hop grower or to any who uses manure
as protection for plants or fruit trees
rather than as a fertilizer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-01-08
Established 1886.
PUBLIC LEDGER
AND DAILY TRANSCRIPT.
PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE W. CHILDS,
Editor and proprietor from 1864 to lS94
GEORGE W. CHILDS DRENEL,
Editor and Publisher.

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Its Financial News and Market ReOorts
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The Saturday issue is great cOmpen-
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son is alone worth the price of subscrp-
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The public has for years made the PUB
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-01-08

A bulletin from the New York sta
ton gives this information; After the
mushroom beds begun to bear they we're
watered twice a week with nitrate of
soda dissolved in water at the rate of
an ounce to a gallon of water 1t was
applied in fine spray in sufficient
quantities to moisten but not to soak
the surface of the bed.
The same authority recommends in
raising mushrooms in greenhouses to
wait about two weeks or until the spawn
begins to spread through the manure,
before coating the beds with loan.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-01-08
Dewitt Witch Hazel SaIVe
Cures Piles. ScaIds. Burns.
COMMISSIONER Notice.
Estate of BetSey r. Pratt.

The Undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. probate court Tor the district OF
Addison, commissioners, to receive, ex-
anime, and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate of Betsey f..
Pratt, late of salisbury in said district, de-
ceased, and all claims exhibited in Offset
thereto, hereby give notice that we will
meet Tor the purposes aforesaid at c. F. Rich's
store, MiddleDury. on the 9th day OF January,
1897, and 9th day OF July next, from O'Clock
until o'clock, p. m, each OF said days, and
that six months from the 2d day OF Decem-
Der, \. ID. 1885, Is the time limited by said
court for said creditors to present their
claims to us tor examination and allowance.
Dated at Middlebury, VT, this ID day of
December, A. D., 1895.
G.. WHEELER. ,Co,,,,.
GEORGE +. ABBEY, N'iH -
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-01-08
WHAT TO WEAR ON YOUR WEDDING
DAY.

iBy a confirmed and cantankerous oe1ibate.l
Married in white,
You have hooked him all night
Married in gray,
he will 'er get away.
Married in black,
He will wish himself back.
Married in red,
He will wish himself dead.
Married in green,
His true color is seen.
Married in blue, ri, f.
He will look it, not you.
Married in pearl, ~ q
He the distaff will twirl.
Married in yellow - q,
Poor fellow! Poor fellowi
Married in brown,
Down, down, derry down.
Married in pink,
To slave he will sink.
Married in crimson,
He'll bangle your whims on.
Married in buff,
He will soon have enough.
Married in scarlet
Poor vi"timized varletl
Married in violet, purple or puce,
1t doesn't much matter-they all mean
the deucel
London Punch.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-01-08
Filing a Saw.

Every one who files a crosscut saw
ought to know how to prevent the
screeching noise when the rakers are
filed. | fit mine in the manner shown
in the illustration. 1t takes time to file
openings, b B, in the rakers, but it pays
as it saves lots of time when one wants
to put a saw in order in few minutes
To make these openings file on an angle
slightly upward from each side of the
saw, and the harsh noise is prevented
Now when dressing the rakers squarely
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-01-08
POINTS IN FILING a SAW.

across, or horizontally, the "screech-
ing" may be prevented by simply hold
ing light piece of iron on the opposite
side of the raker, or, better still, thin
strip of iron (one-eighth of an inch thick
and three inches long,. with hole large
enough to admit the raker, placed over
the raker, and gently pressed down on
while the filing is done
The foregoing is from the pen of a
contributor to the Ohio Farmer
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-01-08

The College of Agriculture in connec-
ton with Cornell university, Ithaca, n
y, is one of the most thoroughly equip
ped institutions in the country for i'm
parting instruction in the science and
practice of agriculture. Besides the
regular courses there are two short
courses, one on general agriculture and
one on dairying. These special schools
open Jan. 4.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-01-08

convenient position for the animal to
eat from, The bottom of this crib is a
three cornered piece of timber. This
gives rieidity and prevents there being
a narrow space at the bottom, into
which an animal could not get his nose.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-01-08
80 ssssszs<
SEARN% GARDEN
d0st5Fs465z 49,
FARM CONVENlENCES.
Carrying Rack For Sheep, Pigs and Poul-
try-A Swinging Crib.

A rack for conveying sheep, calves,
pigs or poultry to any desired place is
something which every farmer needs
more or less. The annexed cut from the
New York Tribune shows what Penn
gylvania farmer terms "a handy carry
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-12

MADEIRA dorado COZ tablero de
marmol blanco, uu enorme elefan
to de Celad6n, con las orejas ear
gadas de arambeles de zafiro, sus-
tentaba una torre LENA de perfu-
mes y frasquitos.
Brlllabau libros de mujeres do
RADIOS 6 ilamiD a1os enc stantes de
palo de rosa con cantoneras de ara
beseos de orc.
Un juego complete de fnas al
fombras dc los Gobelinos, obra
maestro de pacieneia que habfa
costado Glen mil libras en- La mis-
ma fabrica, adornaba un saloncito
pintado de girls y ORC, del que ca
da lienzo era un cuadro oblongo.
obra da Vernet 6 de Greuzs. Ei
gabineta de labor estaba lleno de
los mejores retratos de Chsrdin, y
de las mas fnas obras de barro
cocido de Clodi6n.
Todo atestiguabs, no Ia premu-
"a con uu rico de aver satisface
su capricho Ell de 81 querida,
sino el trabsjo largo Y constante
de esos ricos seculares que sobrs
los tesoros de sas padres amonto-
nan otros para sus hijos.
Primero, Jnana examine Ell con
junto, enumer6 las piezas. J iuego
sc enter6 de los detalles.
Y como Ia estorbaba su domino
Ia oprimia su cusrpo de ballena,
eatr6 en- 50 cusrto de dormir. des-
nud6se Iapidauents, y 80 pnso
IN peinador de seda acolohsda,
trsjs b. chiosro que nuestras ma
dre., POGO escrupuIosas en- euanto
4 nombisr las cosas titles desig-
uabtn con aa nombre que noso-
tros no podemos sscribir
Tlritando, medic desnada On 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-12
Capital, L J m.


Cerrados violentamente yarios cole
gios EN- Vega-Alta Camuy, Yabucoa,
Morovis. Este ultimo punto Alcalde
Ianz6 interventores local por la fuerza.
En- Arecibo Vicente Caballero presi-
diendo mesa al acercarse votar liberales
decfales va ustedes han votado. Re-
plicabanle que no y les amenazaba Ell
con arroiarles del Colegio. De ese mo-
do lograron hacer mayorfa en- aIuel dis
trito donde teniamos cuatrocientos vo
tos de exceso, segun datos fidedignos
Comite provincial. Triunfantes los rue
We candidates conservadores. Eegidos
por Arecibo Hernandez Lopez; por Ma
yaoiiez Mufloz Rivera; Ponce, Rafael
Leon que superan en- la votacion Ro-
man, Dfaz Navarro y Aponte. Telegra-
flo partiendo de noticias oficiales. -
GO5resDons0d. p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-12
Ell COLLAR DE LA REfNA

-Puede ocurrir un incendio, 6
podeis sentiros mala.
-Buenas noches; retiraos to-
dos.
z sacando ell bolsillo, anadi6:
-Ahf teneis para estrenar mi
servicio.
Un alegre murmnllo Y unas gra-
cias de buen gusto dadas por los
lacayos fueron la duica respuesta,
las ditimas palabras de los cria-
dos, Y dessparecieron todos ha-
ciendo saludos hasta toear 81 sue
10 con ell sombrero.
Juana los escuch6 i IA parte
de adentro, J oy6 qu. = repetfan
uno 8 otro que Ia suert, aeababa
de depararles una IA fantas-
tica.
Cuando Sc perdi6 s 10 lej7s ell
ruido de las voces los pasos,
Jaana oorri6 los cerrojos J dijo
con aire triunfal:
-iSolal Estoy sola aqai, en-
mi casa!
Encendi6 IN candelabro de tres
brazos con las huifas que estaban
ardiendo en- Ell yestfbulo, y corri6
igualmente los cerrojos de La puer
Ia maciza de aquella antesala.
Entonces principle una escena
muda singular, capaz de inte
resar muy viyamente q uno de
esos espeetadores nocturnos que
las ficciones de los poetas han he
eho cernerse sobre las ciudades y
los palacios.
Juana visitaba sus Estados, ad-
miranda pieza por pi' "a toda
aquella casa, cuyo menor detalle
aquiria ! sus ojos un precio IN
menso desde que ell egofsmo del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-12
propietario habfs reem plsz do 6
Ia curiosidai del pasante.

propietario habfs reem plsz ado &
la cnriosidai del pasants.
Ell piso b2jo tof2 era de made
ra y bien oalafatoa1o, y 80 com
ponfa de Il sala d. bsIios, las
despensas, l0s consiores, tres
salones y dos cuartos de- recibi
miento.
FL mueblaia ds sstas yastas
piezas no era rico como ell d. Gui-
mard, nj lindo como el de- los
amigos de b. de Soubise, pero
respiraba 81 Iuio del gran senor:
no era nueyO.
La casa habrfa agradsdo menos
a Juana 81 hablese sido amuebla-
da la vfspera expresamente para
ella.
Toda esas riquezas antiguas
desdeh .das por las damas & la
mods, aqaslios maravillosos niue
bles Dc ebanos esculpido, squellas
arafias con girandnlas de eristal,
cyyos brazos dorados lauzaban de
las bnifas color de rosa brillantes
lirios; aquellos relojes g6ticos,
obrss maestras de cinceladurs y
esmalte; aquellos biombos sem
lrados de hguras chinas; aquellos
enormes jarrones del Jsp6n ates-
tados del flores de raras, aquellas
pinturas de claro obscure, 6 de
color lie Boutter 8 de Watten
que a1srnadaban Ia parte supe-
nor ds las puertas, sumergfan &
la pro. ..ietsria en- delicioso exti-
sis
A ..i. sobre una chimenea dos
Aritesls.- Ievsntaban eaDastillos de
eprsi 4 cuyas ramas pepdfsn en
f0na ie frutas de todss las fan
tss l., Ia joyerfa de aquel.A
spA Al!i, sobrs una con oil de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-12

edad; asi, dormiremos donde gus
te Ia sefiora.
-sD6nde estan las llaves de
los aposentos2
-Aquf estan, sonora.
-Bien; por estA noche dor
mires fuera de casa.
Las doncellas miraron su
anna con sorpresa.
-SSupongo que tendreis una
cama fuera2
Sin duds, seflora; pero es
va algo tarde; sin embargo, 81 la
senora quiere estar sola. =.
-Os acompafaran estos sefio-
res, afiadi6 la condesa despidien-
do los seis lacayos, mas satisfe-
chos aun de eeto que las donce-
las.
-sY -. cuando debemos vol
ver2 dijo una de estas con timi-
dez.
-Manana & las doce.
Los seis lacsyos y las dos dom
cellas Sc miraron ua instante; lue-
go, mentenidos en- respeto por la
mirada imperiosa de Juana, sc
dirigieron todos haeia Ia pueIta.
j lana los acompan6, los planto
en- la oalle, y antes de cerrar la
puerts, dijo:
-sQueda aun alguno en- la
casa?
-iDios milo! no, senora; no
queda ningnno. Es impossible
que quedeis abandonada de ese
modo; 10 menos debe quedal
una doncella velando, en- 10:
cuartos Q Ia servidumbre, en- ias
defensas, en- cuslquier parte qua
sea, con tai que quede.
No tengo necesidad de na
die.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-12

ricanas han sido objeto de protesta por
parte de los embajadores de Italia y
Alemania.
GUERRA
Ell pueblo recorre las GALES de Ate.
mas pidiendo la guerra contra Turquia.
EN- LISBOA
Ha tenido lugar una gran desgracia.
Hizo explosion una gran cantidad de
fuegos de artificio
Han resultado 90 muertos.
BUEN SINTOMA
FL Banco de Londres ha fiado ell IL
po del descuento al q pS.
NOTICIAS DE LA GUERRA
La partida de Perico Delgado fue ba-
tida en- Sapapo por Teniente Coronel
Balbas.
PRESENTACIONES
FL cabec;lla Amevia Y Is mas Sc han
presentado indulto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-12

lativa de primera ensenanza, pagi-
ma 255.
Nuestros correligionarios debieran
formular energica reclamation ante esa
| ilegalidad manifesto.
MULAS. Al -contado a plazos.
Cerreras y domadas.
Dirijirse don Vicente Usera, Plaza
Principal. Ponce, II de Febrero de
1897. l ad.
Nos informan que en- Guayanilla,
Penuelas, Patillas Sabana Grande ha
habido completa legalidad en- las cleo
clones. Aqnf en- Ponce ha ocurrido 10
mismo.
Lastima que de Arecibo, Barranqui
tas Morovis no Sc pueda decir otro
tanto.
tQue gran gloria escatimada al gene
raj Marin por esos Alcades imperterri-
tos!
En- Guayanilla estan los liberales sa-
tisfechos de la conducta de Zavala en-
estas y los anteriores elecciones.
Parece que Zavala sc ha corregido.
Gracias Dios.
Sc VENDE un solar en- ell barrio de
la Cantera que mide 8 varasde frente,
con so de fondo, Ell cual da salida dos
GALES, tiene casa y cocina.
Tambien Sc yende un eoche de cuatro
asientos en- buen estado, con caballos Q
cosas ambas, puede entenderse con
don Miguel Net, calle de la Salud no 90
todo barato. 2-15.
Hemos tenilo Ell gasto de recibir la
vista del senior Pastor, primer tenor
de la companta de zarzuaia Pastor y
Lloret, que debatara Ell &La Perla1 ell
sabado proximo.
Tenemos los mejores informes de di
cha troupe, por 10 cual es lie suponerse
que la temporada sera brillante.
No puede menos de lamar la aten-
cion la frecuencia con que desde pocos
dfas a esta parte sc suceden los lncen-
dios Ell esta pobiacl3n.
Hace pocas noches hubo un conato de
fuego en- una casa situada cerca de Ia
Administrator de Correos.
III SaDa'tO pOT Id iiOCltc SoeuNO q p0A
to de arder una casa de alto sta ell la
calle de la Salud, propiedad del sehor
|Teissoniere, frente la que habita nues-
tro respectable amigo don Arfstides 81
monpietri.
Aver domingo, por Ia tarde, tamblen
Sc prendi6 fuego a una casa sta en- la
calle de Cristina, esquina a la de la Sa-
lud, propiedad de nuestro querido ami
go don Jose VI. Goicoechea.
En- todos estos amagos de siniestros
ell meritfsimo cuerpo de Bomberos ira
baj6 con ell cello, ell entusiasmo y la ac-
tivldad que nos tiene acostumbrados,
por 10 cual merece nuestros sinceros
placemes.
Nuestro querido amigo don Luis Be-
rrfos, director de E7 Puts, ha tenido la
| desgracia de perder dos niilos de corta
edad, con dos dfas de diferencla.
Lamentamos profundamente la per-
dida que experimental ell digno compa-
| nero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-12

DEL OLA
DE FILIPINAS

El rebelde Bonifacio, enapes'0o1or IN
ae6nai,ae de los insurrectos filipinos, fue
herido en- la toma de Malafon.
Las trincheras y defensas de SRosa-
rios 3Santa Cruz, han caido en- po-
der de las tropas
Son muchas las presentaciones que Sc
verifcan diariamente.
Sc desmiente la noticia de que sean
necesarios mas refuerzos para terminar
la campana de Filipinas.
PRESTAMO
Ell Banco ha facilitado al Gobierno
cincuenta millones, destinados para aten-
der a los gastos de la guerra.
PROTESTA
Las nueyas tarifas arancelarias anne
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-12

Con objeto de poner al corrlente a
nuestros lectores del resultado e las
elecciones que es cl asunto del dfa-
hemos tenido que retirar algunas de las
secciones habituales del periodico, en-
tire elias ell A diestro y siaiestro.
Manana nos ocuparemos extensamen-
te de las coacciones & irregularidades
cometidas en- varios pueblos.
En- Ponce la lucha de los comicios
Sc ha llevado correctamente, salvo una
lamentabIe exception.
Aver domingo, al salir de la iglesia
don Pedr, Castaing, Sc 1e extravio an
reloj de orc, reneOaetoir, con doble tapa,
faltandole un minutero
Siendo una prenda que ell sefor Cas-
taing desea conservar, gratifcara gene
rosamente quien Sc la entregue. -
Ha fallecido en- Guayama ell captain
retirado de milicias don Pedro Toribio,
socio que fue de la casa T. Cano Y Ca.
Descanse en- paz.
Don Domingo Rodriguez, director de
la escuela elemental de Vega baja que
estaba atiliado al partido conseryador,
Sc ha inscrito como miembro del parti--
do liberal.
Desde Yauco nos escribe un prestl-
gioso correligionario:
'sNo obstante arroiar ell censo nues-
tro favor una mayorfa de cincuenta
electores, hemos perdido por "a votos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-12
ULTIMA H0RA
Amanos y coaccIones
Morovis, IL Is n.
DEMoCRACIA.-Pon
Morovis, IL s Is n.
DEMocRACIA. Ponce

Indignation popular por conducta
Alcalde ysPresidente Colegio cerrando-
los atropellando derechos sagrados. Co
bernador ordeno aperture aquellos. Or
den no cumplida por Alcalde.- Libera-
les en- nuestros puestos. - ConeHe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-12

Ha causado profunda pena en- nues-
ira buena sociedad ell fallecimiento de
la sefora viuda de Benvenuti, acae
cido ell viernes ultimo.
Por disposition expresa de la finada
ell cadaver fue trasladado Salinas en-
cuyo cementerio recibio piadosa sepul-
tnra.
Reciba su distinguida familia ell sin
cero testimonio de nuestro sentimiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-12
JUAN RAM0NELL
MEDICO CLRUJANO

Especia'ista en- la curaci6n de
las epfe1medades de Ia vista
Ofrece al p1blico sus servicios
profesionales.
Reside en- esta ciudad en- "a Ca
sa de don Ramon Cortada, Plaza
del mercadc
Horas de consultas de 9 q 10
por "a n anapa Y de 3 as por la
tarde.
Ponce Mario IL de 1897. / d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-12

DEMoCRAcIA-
Habase grandes desordenes EN- Co
merfo producidos por ell despecho y la
soberbia conservadora. Dfcese que hu-
bo una collision y que Sc disparo un re-
w6lver sin consecuencias. Liberales de
Barranquitas retraidos perdiendo 40
votos por falta de garantfas emission
sufragios. - Co1responsaf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-12
VENTA DE- MUEBLBS

I'm la calle Mayor, Iumero Is frente
al pasaje de PARA.
Presios m6dicos.
Tsn.L en- &c slquila Ia casa. 2--I0 !