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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24
cially beholden to tho institution. n.
first authorities on these subjects bein.
put under contribution" and there =
much more of q similar tenor.
Useful Fruits Intorchansad

Under the influence Of the Kew Bo.
tanic gardens in London several in.
teresting interchanges of fruit Bear.
ing plants have been effected. within
the past fe1 years. between the east.
ern and the western world. The "trea
tomato" and at least two other West
Indian species, have been successfully
transplanted among the hill stations
in India, furnishing a valuable addi-
ton to the food supply there. On the
other hand, the East Indies have con-
tributed new varieties of the banana
and the mango to their namesaks
islands in the Western Hemisphere.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24
Confederate.

The Sheriff-The boys was all In Ia
vor of maxim that reward fer you
dead or alive" but talked 'em ou'
of it.
Pizen Bill-Jake, that was mighty
kind of you.
The Sheriff-Oh, I dono as they wa
any pertickler kindness about IL.
You see, Bill, if you was brought IN
dead wouldn't git to charge ths
county nothin' fer your board anu
wouldn't git no fee fer hangin' YOU
Indianapolis Journal.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24
Cotton Picking.

Although large sums OF money have
been invested in contemplating ma
chimes, and although the expense Of
picking is the heaviest charge in the
handling of cotton crop, yet, the
Scientific American says, 1.-THE prob.
lem of reducing this work to ma
chinery has not yet been solved"
But the pickers today work faster
than they did in the days of slavery.
Then negro slave averaged 1Oa
pounds of cotton per day; now each
picker, being paid so much per 100
pounds, picks nearly twice as much
cotton as the slave did.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24
IOWA

A new sone, the Incorporate, is TO
DO added to the list, If the words OF
Dean Farrar prove true. He lately
said, with refreshing bluntness, that
no was afraid England was creating a
zone Of drunkenness in all parts of her
empire which was destroying many of
the native races.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24
Chrlstmas Gifts OF Money.

IF, after thinking for long time,
YOU cannot decide what she (my poor
girl FRIEND would like BEST" writes
Ruth Ashmore, in advising girls as to
their Christmas-giving; "and you
know her we'll enough to leave to her
the choice Of the gift, then send her
the money that she may spend it for
herself. But make this money look
more like chosen gift, and less like
that which is so hardly earned by her;
trouble yourself to 60 to the bank and
nut it in gold, or at least in a new
bank note, and inclose 1t in a tiny lit
E. ~ !s-sl
tie purse"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24

It was shrewd saying which the
Archbishop of Canterbury quoted in a
recent address to workingmen, of
great French preacher who, two CEN
turtles ago. told the court Of France
that they might judge how little God
thought of riches by the sort of people
to whom He had given them"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24

bathed in his own little tub cannot
use an ordinary rose, and in such
cases the portable shower of English
design here sown, comes in handy.
In England, where the stationary
wash-tub is not SO ubiquitous as in
America, this device is of great con-
venience alike for young and old.
When filled with water Of the proper
temperature a finger is held over an
aperture in the handle, and when re-
leased the water falls in a fine spray
and with considerable force.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24
A Man Of Hla Word.

"DOu you take this woman for you1
lawfully welded wife?" asked the Mill
lister, or words to that effect.
The young man, who had eloped Dy
tandem twenty miles over dirt roau
with the object of his hearts DESIRE
looked at the perspiring, dusty, req,
raced, limp-haired object that stooo
alongside him, set his teeth armiS'
clenched his hands and answered, I'D
the voice of a martyr:
Il o."-Indianapolis Journal.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24

of Alexandria, third century b. w. u
a "sacriflcial vessel" which flowed only
when money was introduced. "A PIC.
ture Of this machine, from an old
book, shows a vase-shaped Vessel
with a slit at the top. A coin dropped
through the slit fell upon a plate at
tached to a lever. AS the plate oe-
scended under the weight OF the coin
the lever raised plug, which allowed
liquid to flow from spout near the
bottom of the vase until, the coin
having slipped off, the lever was re-
leased and the plug reinserted IN us
place.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24
The Granite Grant Sleeps In.

A fragment Of the granite out OF
which Gen. Grants sarcophagus, in
his mausoleum in New York, was
carved, has been submitted to chemical
analysis, report Of which is publish
ed in Science. The stone is true
granite, but not of a common variety
It's color is dark red, its grain medium, =
and it's texture close. 1t shows almost
no tendency to decompose. 1t was
quarried in Marquette county. Wiscou-
sin
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24

A,naval expert declares that the only
method Of insuring the efficiency Of
tmpedo-boats is to keep them In har-
Dor. This Is suggestive of the never
go torsea" counsel of a musical COM
position that need not be named, with
tho promised result Of the rulership of
the queens navy.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24

-Four men were killed in an attempt
to settle an old feud in Louisiana the
other day. That's generally the way
with feuds. Other things may be set
aled with good results all round.
But the minute an attempt is made to
settle feud somebody is almost sure
TO get killed or hurt, and then, when
the smoke clears away, it is found that
the feud is still unsettled. The best
thing to do with feud is to just let
dt alone.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24
Kid u CORRECT.

A Caldwell man licked his nelgnpol
the other day for referring to ms
child as kid" He didn't know that
the word kid" as applied to cnllo'
was proper, according to webster.
Such was the proof in court, and inc
indignant parent was fined 50 anu
costs.-Kansas City Journal.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24

A man once claimed that he was q
Trenchman on the ground that he had
an uncle who played the French horn.
Some persons, claiming to be patriotic,
when questioned closely, might have to
confess that they are patriots because
grandfather served in the revolution,
or because cousin sings "The Star
Spangled Banner" effectively. Patriot
ism is an individual thing. Patriots
BY proxy do not count.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24
Ilrhta Out BY Clock.

Among curious electrical inventions
is enumerated a switch which can be
attached to the mechanism of clock
in such manner that when the clock
hands point to any desired hour the
electric lights will Immediately 60 OUT
of their own accord.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24

The newly published biography Of
Queen Victoria points out that within
the past fifteen years she has taken
singing lessons from Tosti and draw
inK from Leitch. Since the education
OF 80 many private girls is finished"
1t eighteen, perhaps it is only queens
who profit from instruction after the
ago of sixty.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24
Sensible JaDanese.

From the Baltimore American: The
Japanese address letters the reverse of
what we do, writing the country first,
the state or province next, then the
city, the street and number. and the
name last of all.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24

it's contents always protected from tho
air. The cork, it will be seen, is ball
anced and when the bottle is stand
ing upright it drops into its place In
the neck, but when the bottle is tilted
the cork is lifted away to permit OF
the free flow of the contents.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24

II the famine in the Klondike region
continues during the winter the CORE
spondents up there can keep from
starvation By eating some Of their tat
nbs.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24
Cork Works Automat fcsIIy.

A cork which is always in its place
in the neck of the bottle, except when
the bottle is in the very act OF being
decanted, is shown herewith. It is
French invention, and is designed to
keep the bottle always covered and
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24
SCIENTIFIC TOPICS.
CURRENT NOTES OF DlSCOV-
cry AND INVENTION.
An Ancient Slot AHachine-tt Made It's
Appearance In the Third Century Be
fore ChrIst-A Shower Bath for tho
Baby.
A.. Ancient Slot Machine.

r appears that the
penny = in-the-slot
machine, which in
a score of forms
has recently spread
all over the civil
lied world, is not a
modern invention,
after all. The Lon
don Daily Mail
quotes a description
given by Hero
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24
Shower Bath For Baby.

The grown-ups and club men are
not the only ones in the world who
enjoy a shower bath, but baby who is
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24

nineteenth century came a revival.
The new Christmas was merry, but
quieter What it lost in noise and
frolic, it made up in cheerfulness and
good will; and now, remembering the
message of that first Christmas morn
ing, we hail the merry Christmas day
with
peace on earth, i
Good will to men,"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24

Cup!d's Pressing Engagement
The autumn girl now roams aheld. :,
Quite like some charming woodlan'
elf:
Pretends she's after leaves to press
And, strange to say, Gets FRS ell her-
self.
Chicago Times Ee!a,t.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-12-24

Lies short summer: man . flower.
DIR. Johnson.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27

De una presa, cuando esta toca i
Ia libertsd, es ia tempo precioso.
PAreco one habais escogido para
habla. M IN sitio bien slniestro
Ei Il .vero nads rep ondi6, por-
que nada comprendia; Sc seut6 al
lado de Ia chim anea, y agasrdo.
-Pero lqn6 hacenos aqnif os
repito, diio Jaana-
-Agaardar maese Doillct,
respondi6 el llavero.
Juana sac ldi6 la cabeza, y dilo:
Comics ,rsis que 81 maese
Doillot tiens cartac de Versailles
qua conuuioarme, elige muy NAL
su tempo y su sala de audien-
cia.. No d possible que maese
Doillot me haga agaardar aqai-.
Debe haber alguna cosa-
Apenas habia termiDado estas
paIabras, cnando sc abri6 enfrente
de ella una puerts que no habia
notado.
Era una de esas trampas redon-
DIS, verd lderos monumentos de
IN sdera y hierro, que al anFif-e
trazan en- el f,cdD que ocultan una
espeeie de- cfrenlo cabaiistico, 81
cuye centro, h'yl un perse mai .
n pai-sj :. pare,en estar vivos por
arts nsgi;a
In ef .cto, tras De aqDelia puer-
t. hsbia s'ganos escalones que
comunicaban con algdl pasadizo
NAL liam nado psfo lleno de fres-
cura , vient,. y mas ALA, de. ese
pssadizo, un nomento tan raPido
como el relanpago, Jaana, levaa-
tandose de pantlilas, perclbio an
espacio semaiante al d. una plaza
db'ica. y "A squci esp lcio IA 60
.ril.o lie no abres y majeres GA
ojos ceLtelleantes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27
CARTRRA DIR LA lSLA

En- breye celebrarau un~ reunion los libe-
rales de Aibonitc para elegir comite local.
Nuestras fuerzas ganan terreno en- dicho
pueblo, que ha sido, YES todavfa, uno de
los pocos Daluartss del partid0 conservador.
La CorresroHdencsa consigna ell rumor
ell culante por la capital, de que el gsueral
Marin ha enviado su dimIslon por cable.
Pero ell colega cree, como nose tros, que Sc
trata de una bolG eehala correr por los
desocupados.
Los senores Schulze & Co. j. lorna
bells q %. duelos de la fabrica de super
fosfatos abonos minerales de Mayaguez,
tienen 81 gusto de cfreeer los senores ha
cendados de Ponce pueblos limftrofes un
abono especial COL f.ccionado con sujecioa
los anallsis va practicados por ell Director
ecnico de la fabrica.
FL abono resulta precio muy converter
te, J la composition Sc garantiza.
n } obstaate 10 conocido que son estos pro
ductos por la costa Este de la Isla y especial
mente en- Humacao Yabucoa dopde DO Sc
siembra q cepa de caf1a Gin eboDaF, tc do
el que quiera hacer un ems; 20 puede solici
tar del sefl 5r don Federico Sehu'ze en- la
playa de esta cindad cantidad bastante pa
ra abonar una cuerda de csfa, gratis.
l. Is duehos de ia import ante 1til in
dustria Sc proponen ceder favor de los con
sumidores cuantos beneicios puedan obte
ner en- la adquisieiS1 de los materiales
que para ell tfscto importan va Nacionales,
u extranjeros. N. Sazg4ero sgente viajero
Julio 4 de 1897 i'm q.
81 mismo colega estima tan pesimistas los
telegramas de Madrid publicados en- los Pc
riodieos do las Oanaii recibidos por Ell
dltimo correo, que no zga oportuno repro
ducirlos.
Don Manuel Rivera propietario y conse
cuente liberal de Cial5s. ha dsnunciado &
la policfa por detencion illegal de sn hijo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27

boz,, y alivin6 algo terrible en los
chispeantes ojos del llavero.
Sin embargo, aun no veia mas
que ! este hombre; este SO o COZ
la presa ocupaba en- ese momento
ell interior de aquellas cuatro pa
redes enverdecidas por el aqua
que sc tiltraba por el rejadillo, y
enmohecidas por el aire que nuuea
habia sido ALI templado por los
rayos del sol.
-2Qae hacemos aqnf nosotros
dos2 dljo entonces doninaudo Ia
impression de terror que la hacia
temblar.
;Donde esta NJ. Doillot que me
habeis prometido mostrarmer
El llavero no respondio, y Sc
volvi6 como para mirar 81 la puer
Ia per donde habfan entrado esta-
ba s6lidamente cerrada.
Juana observe espantada este
movi nient7, Sc le oeurr 6 |.
idea, como en- esas noveias tene-
brosas de la epoca, de que tsnfa
que h aberse4a5 con uno De aqne-
los csrcsleros furio-a nente ena-
morado de sus cautivas, que, ell
dfa en- que va q escspArseles la
prisio aer. por Ia paefts de- II jsu-
Ia. 90 b .cen los tlranos ae Ia "oe-
la cautjva", Y proponen su amor
en- carnbio de Ia IIbertad.
Jaaaa era faurte, no tent. la
sorpre~es no tsnis el dor d.
alm, Sa inaginaeion luchaba
vent. i.-smrnte coutra los capri
chos fistieos de NM, CrebiIof
hijo- lie NJ. de Louyst. 4.
ppe< fac derecha al carcelero J
In di;. oyn semblante risuef1o:
- a,'go mfo, tque pedis9 tss
neis Z que declfmss EItiemP'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27
Ell COZ LAR DE LA REINA
T 158

Juana no advirti6 10 POGO l6gi-
ca que era esta respuesta, y solo
lam6 su atenci6n la Erase: cartas
de Versailles, cartas de la corte sin
duda traidas por ell mismo de
fensor.
-1Por ventura habria interce-
dido la reina con ei rey despues
de la publication de la sentencia9
,Por venture2. -.
Pero spara que hacer cor j stu-
ras2 shabia tempo para hacerlas,
6 era necesario cuando en- dos
minutes Sc podfa hallar la solu
ci6n del problema3
Por otra parte, ell llavero insis-
tia Y agitaba sus llaves como IN
hombre que, a falta de buenss s
razones, alegs una consigns.
-Aguardad un POGO, d'j Jaa
ma, pues va veis que me hsbis
desnudado para dsscansar un ra-
to, Me he fatigado tanto estos
dfas.
Apuardare, seflors, pero os rue
go r, tl-xlOnels que ID. iiioe
tiene prisa.
Juana rro. su paerta, SO puso
un vestido mas fresco y una man-
teleta, y arregl6 corriendo ell Ca
bello en- todo 10 cual empleo cin-
co min utos, pues le decia ell cor
z6n que MI. Doillot trafi Ia "rden
de partir sin dilaci6n, yei medio
de atravesar la Francia de IN
modo discreto . la par que como
do!
81. la reina habfa debido pen
sar en- que su enemiga fuese ARE
bat .da 10 mas pronto posibls.
La reina. ana yez pronunciada
la sentencia, debia esiorzarse en-
irritar 10 menos possible . esta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27

enem;ga, porque 81 la pantera ell
peligrosa cuando esta encadenada,
5lue no es de temer de ella es-
tando libre?
Nee da Ell estas alegres ideas
Juana vol0 mas bieu que corrio
tras ell llavero, Ell cual la hizo ba-
jar por la escalera excusada por
donde habfa sido condu ;ida a la
sala d. audiencia.
Pero en- vez de ir hasta esta
sala, en- vez de tomar a "a lzquler
da para ir la secretar1a, Ell LA
vero Sc volvi6 hicia una puerteci-
ia situada q la derecha.
-sD6nde vais2 pregunto Jua-
%. La secretarfa esta aqui.
-Venid, venid, sen IRA, dijo
melosamente ell Ilaverc; NJ Dbl
Hot os sguarda por aqui.
Y ps saudo Ell primero, se atrajo
la prisionera, la cuAl og6 cerrar
tras 81 con estreplto los cerrojos
exteriores de aquella puerta ma
ciz,.
Jaana, sorprendids pero no
vIeudo nadie en- la obscurIdad,
10 se atrevi6 a preguntar su
guacdia: do dos Tres pasos
! par6; una claridad azuiada da-
ba al cuarto en- que SO hallaba Co
mo al aspecto del interior d. una
tumsa.
La luz se filtraba de arriba por
un rejadillo antique, por el que,
& tra,es de las telas de araila y
la csntuple capa de polvo secular,
llegaban algunos escasos rayos de
sol dar un POGO de gu r fl .jo d
las paredes.
Juana sintio s6bitamente el
frio Y Ia humedad de aqusl Gala
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27

uSIOu uCG6QluOS.
Una elegante DANA nos manifesto que
hacfa cuatro af1os conservaba ea la frente
y en- las mejillas varias manchas efelices
despues de haber empleado muchos pro
C csdimieDtos para hacerlas desapaT ecer. per
sin resultado, Sc determine usar Ell ReHle-
dfo turco de Amszz @ 1evados, y pocos dias
despuos habia reaparecido la pureza trans
parencia de su CUTS estas observaelones
nos autorizan aconsejar nuestras damas
elegantes ell Remedio turco en- las colorado
nes aDormales de la piel; con la superior
ventaja de lss cremas sguas que solo sir
v.n para haeer un cults artificial y no puri-
fcan ell cults, evitando en- 10 sucesivo otras
alteraciont s; que es 10 que sc cone5gue con
unestrO preparado.
Sc voude en- las mejores farmscias de ls
isla. Agosto TO- n. q.
En- ell hospital militar de Csguas hs falle-
clio ell soldado Pedro CJrtado, del Provi
sional ndmero seis.
Dicese que el Ayuntamiento del RincoD
adeuda la profasora elemental de aquel
pueblo doscientos pesos pico de sus ha be
res, sin que hsya sido possible obtener ell pa
go pesar de las circunstancias en- que sc
encuentra la interesada y las d,sposiciones
que soore ell particular ha dirigido S. E. al
alcalde del Rlncon.
vAPOR AMERIOANO "VENEZUELA"
De la 'Red d Line''
El vapor americana Venezuela, el mayer
de los hermosos rapiC % vapores de la Re0
D Line, liegara este puerto ell dia de
Septiembre en- viaje directo para New York
admitiendo solamente pasajeros.
Saldra ell mismo dia a las nueve de l.
1@ NJ Il 4 n;
Los que deseen asegurar pass ja en- dicho
vapor deberan dar aviso los consignata
rios precisamente antes del dia 80 de Agos
to fin de que los camarotes vengan reser-
vados desde Ia Giayra.
Este lujoso moderno vapor tiene explen-
didos camarotes sobre cubierta, luz electri-
ca. y todas las demas comodidades del con-
fort modernO.
Passage de Ia, $50 orc americana
de "a, $40 id. id.
4-15 Consjgnatarios, MORALS & c.
EI dfa seis del pr(ximo Septiembre sc We
rifcaran en- Ia capital los ejeIcicios para Gu
brir una plaza de alumno del cuerpo de ca
rabineros.
un amigo nuestro Sc le ha extraviado
un re.oj y una It ontina de orc con tres la
tras en- la tapa; Qulen 10 eDtregue en- esta
redaccion sela grati6cado. m. alt
Ha sido aprobada por r. 0 la intereni-
dad de don Alexandra Infsta como IGten-
dente general de II acienda de esta isla
Sc necesita una nodriza con buenas refe-
rencias.
Para informes dirigirse Con Ignacio vi
dad, en- la ealle Mayor. 5-l5 sit.
Para atender al sostenimie- to de la Gaia
de Hue fanos de la guerra, han cedido medic
tIa de sus haberes todos los empleados de
la teLdeneia y los de la seccion de Admi-
nistracion local.
Para ell mismo fin Sc han suscrito varies
So desea vender una maeuira de cortar
gale tas, en- pei -ctO sstado y a precio con-
genieDte. InformarA don Ernesto Rodriguez,
de Yabucoa. 4-6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27

Solamente en- los hospitales de Ia
Habana pasan de 1900.
Dice, ademAs, que faltan medicos
y farmaceuticos, y ocupandose del
estado de la guerra expresa So OPT
ni6n de que no mejorara nj por las
reform s nj For la autonomfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27
lutURMACIOu DEL DlA
PENDIENTE

PENDIENTE
Dice el sef1or Duque de Tetuan que solo
ex,ste pendiente de resolucion con los Esta-
dos Unldos la recla maclon sobre ell asunto
del dentista Ruiz.
Mega Ell senior Duque que exista ell pro26
sito de mOdltcar las relaclOnes cUIaerciales
entire ambos paises, nj que exista ell proysc
TO de leVar a cabo IN tratadO comercial.
sQUI1N LO ENTI NDEa
Asegura Ell NJ rques de la Vega que en-
O:tubre no podran reunlrse las 90 tes por
Que adolecerlan de la falta de representatives
de los partldos cubanos.
EN- RUSSIA
Han llegado la Oorte Imperial ell Presi-
dente de la R-pdblica Francesa.
Los Czales lie colmaron de obsequiCs s, J
tanto la nobleza como Il pueblo russo le re
ciben con grandes demo- traciones entusias-
taS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27
CORRESPONDENCE

Sr don 8. M, OIales. .-Rscibida la suya
eel 2l, con la ami ecior que hace mencion.
sentimcs no poder complacerle resptcto de
los tomos porque no log hay.
Sr don NJ F., B,rranquit ,s-Complaci-
do aver.
Sr. don M G. N, Yauco.- s. entreg6 ell
Ser. tomo al joven don E. M.
Sr. don A. R., Humacao No han llega-
do los tonos qne indica en- su atenta del dia
"a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27
INDIA lNGLESA

En- la parte norte toma grande incremer-
to la rebellion.
La situaci6n se egrava.
EN- BARCELONA
Eu las cercanias de esta ciudad sc ha das-
cubierto u deposito ds bombas de dynamite.
EN- MEJICO
acaloradas discusiones.
NOTICIAS DEL GUERRA
Despues de muchos dfas de obstinado 81
lencio, ell BILE trae la noticia de que en- la
provincia de la Habana los insurrectos hu
yen despavoridos al ser atacados per la tro-
pa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-27
CIinica SifIiografca

Del DR.. Don Joaqettn Redoedo
Ponce. calic del Concrete nc 80
En- esta clfnica se cura la Stills por
81 tratamiento de Santiago de Galicia,
modificado por ell expresado Doctor Re-
dondo.
La cura Sc efectda en- diez dias, y
diez de convalescencia.
Para mas informes dirigirse al preci-
tado Doctor Redondo.
Ponce, Julio ~ de 1897. 3-m-a