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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-04-09
HORIZONTES

Hay un hombre de aspecto repugnante
Que al crimen pone irremisible yugo.
Todos huyen de ese hombre denigrante
Que mata sin piedad. Els ell verdugo.
Mata del cuerpo la potente vida
Es vengador de la moral sagrada:
Su casa es una casa aborrecida:
Su tumba es una tumba deshonrada.
Hay otro homEre que ensefa al moribundo
III gran camino de la eterna gloria;
es su mission moralizar ell mundo
Y enaltecer de Cristo la memoria.
Mas 81 profana su mislon austera
Y su torpe intencion no pone yugo,
Al ultraj ar la sociedad entera
Mas'monstruoso aparece que Ell Verdugo.
"
81 ell uno deja al corazon sin vida,
Porque la Ley lie sirve de Instruments,
Ell otro deja un alma envilecida;
Esclava del ludibrio del tormento.
hermanados los dos, la sangre humea:
LA del alma y del cuerpo charca odiosa!
7 los dos Sc confunden en- idea!
LA tumba de los dos es espantosa!
ANTONIO VINAJERAS.
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Guia Official de Puerto-RicO

La sGaceta, de hoy publica ell siguiente de-
creto del Excmo. senior Gobernador general de
la isla:
sDispuesto por ell Excmo. sehor Gober-
nador General, la publication de una sGufa
Official de la isla de Pureto- -Ricoo para que to-
das las dependencies cuenten con todos los da-
tos relatives las demas que pueden series ne
cesarios, sc ha servido disponer que los Jetes
de todos los Centros y Ofcinas del Estado,
Provincial Municipios, remitan al Director dc
la <Gaceta Official, la mayor brevedad posi-
BILE, cuantos datos necesiten para este objeto.
Lo que de orden de S. r. Sc publica en- la
eGacetaa para general conocimiento.
Pnerto- Rico, s de Abril de 1897.--El Sc
eretario del Gobierno General, zonads Hon
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tros estimados amigos don jose Maria Sainz
ingeniero jefe de las referidas obras don
Jose j. Hernandez Costa, ayudante de las mis-
mas. Deseamosles todos feliz viaje pronto
regreso.
1uIfnc que han de celebrarse esta Semana
ouiso0 Santa en- la capilla de las Siervas de
Maria: Domingo de Ramos. A las s. Ben
dici6n de palmas misa cantada con la Passion.
Jueves Santo. A las s. O6cios. A las 2. Ser
mon del Mandate. Viernes Santo. A las g.
Sermon de Passion. A las 8. Ofcios. Saba
do Santo. A las 8. Misa de gloria. Domin-
go de Pascua. A las 8. Misa soemne ser
mon de resurrection. Los sermones estan
cargo del Sr. Provisor don BuenaVentura Bea.
3-2
-. Nos dicen de Toa-baja: <Manana,
sAbado Sc llevara efecto la bendici6n de La
iglesia parroquial de ests pueblo. Ha extrafla-
do mucho aquf que esta obra Sc haya recibido
sin haber sido antes reconocida por persona
competente. Lo que pasa en- Toa-baja no Sc
We ninguna parte donde rigen leyes espa-
nolas.>
- Aver olvidamos decir que han hecho
remesas de Mario nuestros agentes en- Ad-
iuntas, Sabana- -grande, Fsjardo Santurce,
los que quedamos agradecidos. Recordamos q
los que faltan, que va ma pasado ell dia 5, fecha
marcada hasta la que podemos esperar.
DR.. ]. H. TizGl czRUyANo DEE71sZ4
OF1c1NAs: San Francisco so, principal.
Cuenta con los eementos necesarios para
toda clase de operaciones, orifcaeiones y den
taduras artifciales.
8 Sc Sarantizae las ertracciones sia doEor.-
-. Nuestro estimado companero ell senior
don Ramon A Ramirez de Arellano, anuncia
en- hoja suelta, que hemos recibido, la reapari-
cion de periodico <La Unidad en- Accion,
de San Sebastian.o Lo celebramos mucho,
deseando al colegatoda suerte de prosperidades.
~ A instancia de muchos socios de la
Sociedad de Conciertos por ser ell once ell
dia senalado para las elecciones provineiales,
Sc traslada la junta de constitution de dicha
sociedad para las ocho de Ia noche del lunes
II del corriente, en- ell Casino Espanol Sc
ruega encarecidamente 4 los senores socios no
dejen de concurrir.
*** Lo mas sublime, 10 mas eaprichoso
nuevo que sc ha importado para Semana Santa,
son los cascos de sombreros, flores mantillas
que acaban de recibir en- clos Dependencies.
- Dfcese que los iberales Y los conser-
vadores unidos, votaran en- Toa alta la candi-
datura del senior Egozcue.
sB7ABASTO PUBLICO.-La carne de
res, expendera manana esta Capt
tai, al precio de 80 centavos el kilo.
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Una carta del ST. vaIdes CObian

Nuestro distinguido amigo ell 1ltmo. senor
don Ramon Vald6s Cobian, nos favorecio aver
con la atenta carta que seguidamente van
leer nuestros abonados.
Nosotros nos hicimos eco de la noticia que
circulo respecto de Ia presentation de su can
ddatura, porque la crefmos verfdica por-
que nos complacfa que hombres de las aptitu-
des incuestionables del sefor Vald6s, fgurasen
en- la nueya Corporation provincial
va 10 habiamos dicho antes de ahora: per-
sonalidades como la suya, ,activas y competentes,
verdadero arraigo en- ell pats, Sc necesitan
para impulsar la maquina de la administration
publica, no importa la filiacion polftica que
pertenezcan. La carta de referencia dice asf
sBayam6n Abril de 1897.
Se1or don Ramon B. Lopez.
Mi distinguido amigo: Anoche he lefdo
en- LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO RICO,
apreclable perlodlcO que publica bajo
digna competente direction, una noticia en-
la cual tigura mi humide nombre relacionando-
10 con las actnales elecciones
Agradezco sinceramente los conceptos tan
favorabes que hacia mi persona ha publicado
inspirandose mi juicio por ell Garlic nacido
de nuestra antigua amistad; pues 10 POGO que
haya podido hacer benefcio de los intereses
generates de este pals, que consldero como
propio, ha sido oumplimiento extricto de
mis- deberes gracias al auxilio de otras perso-
mas de verdadero prestigio, que Sc han digna-
do patfocinar mis- ideas.
Esto en- cuanto refere las apreciacio
nes con que nsted favorece, que agradez-
co, repito; mas cuanto la actitud polftica
que en- la misma noticia Sc atribuye, cum
pie mi deber hacer constar, de la manera mas
terminate, que la version llegada su conoci-
miento, que publica, por la que aparece que
20 sostengo mi candidatura para Diputado pro-
vincia, pesar de no haber sido proclamada
por el Comit6 Central, carece completamente
de fundamento. En- primer, lugar porque no
he aspirado nj aspire que mi nombre fgurase
en- la actual diputaci6n; en- segundo lugar,
porque aunque yo hubiese tenido tales preten-
stones, habrfa aceptado, como acepto desde
luego, La candidatura acordada por ell COmit6
Central Consejeros de mi Partido polftico,
maxine cuando todas las personals que fguran
en- ella son dignfslmas y merecen todas mis-
respetos y consideraciones, por 10 tanto estoy
dispuesto cumpliendo con mi deber de soldad 0
de fila otorgar mi sufragio y mis- simpatfas q
la candidatura acordada por ell expresado Co
mite Central Consejeros; acuerdo sobre ell
que no cabe discussion, pues ha sido tornado
dentro de las prescripciones de nuestro Credo
acusarfa falta de seriedad discipline pre-
tender otra cosa que no fuese su extricto cum
pllmlento.
Lo que 81 es cierto es q. varioR de mis- que
ridos amigos, sin consultarme, han demostrado
decidido empeno en- que fuese proclamada mi
candidatura, deferencia que les agradezco
siempre
Ruegole Que Sc sirva rectifcar la noticia
en- tai sentido sabe usted que lie aprecia dis
tingue gu buen amigo Q~1Ia s. M,
b TskI.DEs COBIAN.
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La Correspondencia de Puerto-R
VIFRNEs, DE ABRIL DE 1897.
Ell AhorrO Collective

SecyetorSo.-E Conseio de Gobierno en-
session celebrada en- la noche del dia "a del
pasado mes de Mario, ha dispuesto suspender
en- ell ejercicio de sus funciones al administra-
dor de los establecimientos de la sociedad,
don Sixto Cabrera. Lo que en- cumplimlento
de 10 acordado, Sc hace pablico para general
conocimiento. - Puerto Rico, de Abrll de
1897.-lNigaez Ca1elzas Vergaro. Y. 3.
ri presidents .Zose G. Bog5oso. 3-3
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A vueIa pluma

La hategr,dad lleva y trae los nombres de
D. Eduardo Gonzalezy de D. Juan Echenique
Y todo porque ell partido liberal elige can
didato al presidente del comite de Rio Grande
No hay motive para tanto.
"a qui6n hemos de elegir? "a nues-
tros hombres de prestigio?
Pues 81 10 tiene-y ESQ esta fuera de duda-
D. Eduardo Gonzalez, Sc lie vota. 10y en- paz.
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La -MteqrS1ad pregunta:

La hetegridad pregunta:
q Por que no sacrlfcaron otros sus
aspiraciones cediendo plaza facil segura
al jefe de Rio Grande?
Pues muy sencilla: porque creemos Sc
gura facil la plaza de esta Capital con ese
candidate.
Porque Sc lie asigna su distrito natural; Ell
distrito en- que reside, en- que radican pose
stones, en- que ejerce mayor infujo, que pue-
de veneer su honorable candidatura.
Por ESQ.
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Repertoire HistOCO I6s,dp DE- pVERToR1Co Go

y Toste. Primer cuaderno. -Sumario Pream-
bulo.-Secci6,a de controUersio.-San German.
Juan Ponce de Leon. = Secci5ae de docsa7seas,
tos hist6ricos. os.-Reconocimiento de la villa de
San German por un corsario ingl6s en- 1927
saqueo de ella 1928 por un corsario frances
San Juan.-Sociedad Economica de Amigos del
Pafs.-Acta de su fundacion.-Secci6,a tIos6f-
ca.-Los restos del lenguaje indo- antillano.-El
-Secci6s biogrdfca.-El cronista Oviedo.-
Secci6m 1iteraria.-La Ira puertorriquena.
Proemio. Santiago Vidarte. Insomnia -
Dolora A. La nube.-Ante la cruz.-Ple-
garia.-1Secci6aa 6ib1iogrdfca.- a.-Compendio de
Ia historic de Santo Domingo por Jose Gabriel
Garcia. Etena6rides 2oaertorrTqueaos. - No
viembre Cada ejemplar vale 25 centavos
Luna 80
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Y no va solo don Eduardo Gonzalez.

\ no va SOLO QOn EQUafCO Gonzalez.
Va con el, en- segundo termino, otro
prestigio de la colectividad, ell senor Soler
Martorell, jurisconsuto de ITALIA, secretario del
Banco Espanol, secretario del comit6 proyin-
cial, ex-presidente del Ateneo.
Irfa con 6l nuestro presidente, ell senor
Munoz Rivera, 81 no lie hubiese elegido antes
Mayagiiez 81 quedara tempo para un tras-
trueque de candidates.
Aquf no hay ardides, como en- otras coiec-
tividades
Aquf la franqueza es norma de conducta.
iOiala 10 fuese en- todas partes!
En- cuanto Enrique Gonzalez, antdiaee-
nos que agradecera de un modo muy pro-
fundo ell favor que lie prestan los que, por CO.
par un distrito, contra toda regla de am
plia polftica, pretenden derrotar a un candidate
de la altura de don Eduardo Gonzalez
Callara tai vez; guardara decoroso silencio;
no exhalara una sola queja; pero dira en- su
despacho del ministerio:
iQue amigos, que amigotes, que amigazos,
los que tenemos en- la fnsula!
mi que les hubi9ramos buscado con la
linterna de Di6genes!
por 10 que Sc refere las amenazas
con que supone La Hategrtdod que conmina-
mos & los que, teniendo une destinillo, voten
contra nosotros. !. No hay de que.
Con la amenaza, con la coacci6n, con pro-
cedimientos sin condolences, no vamos & las
urnas.
Llegara al poder don Praxedes Mateo
Sagasta; gobernara con nosotros; lie pres
taremos activo concurso en- todos los pues-
tos de la administration.
Asf 10 ofrecimos: asf 10 cumpliremos.
Lo cual quiere decir que los empleados de
Canovas, esperaran que venga Canovas.
Turno por turno.
sEs ESQ 10 que inquieta La Lstegridad?
Pues aliyiarse.
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60 2rripnd2n 1,2l5 cuerdas de pastos de pri-
W u'i'0"uu" mera clase, propios para gana-
do de embarque, en- la jurisdiction de Naguabo
de la propiedad de la Succession Rios, HumaA
Gao. Para precio condolences, dirijirse la
senora dona Manuela Gutman, viuda de Bus
telo, administrators de la fnca. 45-19l
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Infnrne2nin Sc venden dos magnffcos CO.
"essos1'0i ches de POGO uso en- perfecto
estado dos caballos americanos de gran al
zada. Informaran Bolivar Arruza Compa-
MIA. Tetuan 81. 30--3.
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ANTONIO VINAJERAS.

a2e9 flo mndae bajo la competente direc-
UoSo uo l'UudS ci6n de dona Sofia Kearney
de Aponte dona Isaura G. viuda de Cadilla.
Cruz 9, Capital, frente la ~Hija de Borfn-
quen.>-Cualquier trabajo que sea confiado d
este taller, tanto en- costuras como adornos y
reformation de sombreros, sera entregado por
los nltimos modelos, pues esta casa no omite
modas de Paris, Espaf1a, New York Inglaterra.
NOTA.-No Sc admiten mas costuras hasta
despu6s de Semana Santa.
OTRA.-Se admite todo trabajo en- sombreros,
toqu6 y capotas para adornar en- to-
da epoca q todos precios.
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Candidates del PartidO liberal

Candidates del PdrtidO liberal
CAPITAL
Don Eduardo D. Gonzalez Beltran
= Carlos M. Soler Y Martorell
ARECIBO
Don Juan Hernandez Lopez
- Manuel C.. Roman Rivera
PONCE
Don Rafael Leon Y Paz
" Arturo Aponte Rodriguez
MAYAGUEZ
Don Luis Munoz Rivera
- Herminio Diaz Navarro.
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ea Wanda una pareja de caballos, coche
Wv sOhoV de dos asientos con lama bron-
cal, juego de arneses de pareja, todo nuevo.
En- sLa Nueva Victoria,o San Francisco 40,
Inform aran
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La BeIa ROSEa A1A Tetuan, Au Sam j jusn us4fs Pto.
Rico. Dep6sfto general y sucursal de la gran
manufacture de tabacos establecida en- Cayey
por D. Carlos Lopez. En- este establecimiento
hay siempre un surtfdo constante de todas las
vitolas conocidas, tan bien presentadas como
las mejores de la Habana. Rama legftima de
las Vegas del Plata. Solicftense catalogos.
Representative ALBERTO PEDREIRA. P
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C0NSlII T0pI0 MEDIcO -QUIRURGICo-
uuH0uL lUEsio SOL so.-Enfermedades de la
pse, veadreas sitJtica5 de IS tarde por ell DR..
BLANES. -Enfermedades del est6mdgo, Atgo
do ipetestimos, de & a de la tarde por 81 DR..
Intermediates de la gorga,eto, mo-
riz oi9os, de 10 a l l de Ia maflana por ell DR..
RAIXAULI.-GratisA los pobres. P
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Acaba de abrir su taller, San Justo "a, ba-
jos. Especialidad en- trajes bordados q mano
para se1oras. Sc alderman sombreros capotas
segan los altimos modelos de Paris. l5-2
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-11-25
TIT. OLIVE LETTER
A Condensed ChroniC1ing of the
Events that Transpire III
That Town and
Section.

Mr. II. G Shannon spent
Wednesday in the Mt. Olive SEE
ton shooting quail, which he did
a good bit of, aud did it very
nicely, too.
All The merchants and business
men of our town with one eX-
ception agree and sign an agree
ment to close their places of bus
mess on Thanksgiving day. We
are glad so many haye to
give thanks for the many bless
ings they haye received, and so
few to the reverse.
Mr.. Thee Clute. of Clinton,
and Miss Luc Thompson, OF
this place. w..re united in the
holy bonds of matrim ny at the
residence of the brides father
Mr.. D A. Thompson last Thurs
day evening, Rev. MIR. L. r.
Carroll cficia' ing. The groom
was accompanied by his sister
Miss Gurtha Clute. and Miss
Hattie Thompson, Of clinton
The happy party left for their
home 10 Clinton on the evening
mail of same date. THE ARGUS
wishes them much prosperity.
A crowd of young men near
here were out hunting d few days
ago. and their dogs got after
what was supposed to be a bear,
They of course became very much
alarmed, and after alarming the
neighborhood, securing all the
guns, rifles. and pistols went in
hot pursuit. The supposed bear
bad become tired and had backed
himself in a jam of the fence.
The crowd being afraid to go
near, shot the ''bear" a dozen or
more times, and finally succeeded
in shooting him down. One Of
the crowd mustered up courage
enough to go up and shoot him
through crack of the fence,
and on examination, much to their
surprise, found it to be one of
/ Mr.. Dave Kings old black sheep.
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Improvement in the color and amount
of the blood.
One of the surest tests of the
health making capabilities of Paine's
celery compound is the rapid in
crease in weight and the increased
ruddiness of the blood that invaria-
bly, follows it's use. It clears the
skin, makes the ~excretory, purifying
functions, performed by the bowels
kidney and the skin, regular and
thorough.
The Improvement in looks from
taking this great restorative is not
a mere matter of idle vanity, but
the sign of healthier processes all
over the body. Many a parent, wife
and husband have watched with
growing surprise and JOY some list
less. white-blooded, feeble relative
gaining, under the help of Paine's
celery compound, but such disorders
as sick headaches, rheumatism, neu-
ralgla, kidney disease and nervous
debility invariably yield to the vigor-
GUS building up of the health that
this great remedy never fails to bring
| about.
Increased appetite, ready capacity
to digest food and the final cure of
stomach disorders, bowel difficulties
and nervous arrangement follow the
use of Paine's celery compound.
|. AS a prudent man insures his
house-against a contingency of fire,
however remote, SO persons feeling
run down" and tired should take
precautions against serious breaking
down in health by building up Sc
curely the strength and yigor of the
entire system by means of Paine's
celery compound.
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pervades him on Sunday at
church, is contaminated on Mon
day by games of horse trading,
weighted scales, short yard stick,
and numerous other things which
are not in the least suggestive of
piety, while in others the line
of d~emarcation is so we'll marked
that it is an easy matter to distin-
guish the healthy, from the gan
grenous tissue.
The wedding bells are soon to
ring in our neighborhood, and the
smiling young man will not be
alone in his good humor. We
think we can smell barbecue now,
but hope to write more definitely
soon.
Mrs. Geo. L. Becton left last
week for her fathers, near Stan
tonsburg, where she goes to at
tend thu nuptials next Thursday
of Mr.. Larry Overman and her
sister Miss Sarah Yelverto1 I.
Miss Sarah has MANY friends
here who wish her much happi.
ness and all the peace and JOY
this world affords, We exten
congratulations.
kILLICKINICK.
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PikevilIe Letter.
PikeVille. Nov. "a

Pikeville, Nov. "a, '97.
DEAR ARGUS:-Most all of our
citizens are now making prepara.
tions for the observance of
Thanksgiving day.
About the largest congregation
we remember having ever seen
at this place was the one which
attended the sanctifcation meet
ing here Sunday. There were
people here from all sections of
the county and the large oak
grove neal Mr.. Jonathan Garris'
residence where the meeting was
held was almost full of people.
The meeting closed Monday
night with quite a number claim
ing specification.
Our young friend and towns
man Mr.. E. D.. Ham began teach
ing the public school at Mount
Carmel, near here, Monday. MI.
Ham, though quite a young man,
has had considerable experience
as a teacher and the school COM
mittee arc to be congratulated on
procuring his services.
Miss Carrie Ham, of your city,
who has been visiting relatives
and friends in town, returned
, home Monday.
Mrs. M. A. Hosea is spending
a few days on a visit to her
daughter Mrs. r. E. Eatman in
Wilson county.
Rev. F. W. FAIRIES of YOUR
city will preach here next Sum
day evening at 2 o'clock. Every
body is invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Baton, of
Wilson, were in town Sunday on
a visit to relatives.
The death of John Exum a
we'll known and highly respected
colored man who lived on Sheriff
B. F. SCOTS farm GEAR here. oc-
Cured Saturday evening ct 5
o'clock of consumption. He was
about SO years of age and was
honest and upright in all deal.
ings. Uncle John. will be greatly
missed in his neighborhood.
J. f. Fl.
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Emma Calve has attained a suc-
cess unprecedented in the annals of
lyric art.
10 repeat the story of her triumph
is needless. Her superb voice, her
fascinating half-o,iental dances, her
caresslng gestures, her black eyes,
irresistible mirth-these, and the
understandable something more.
make up the dazzling PRESERVATION
by which the artist has made her
name famous In every part of the
world.
Her marvellous artist tempera-
ment has made her a great actress,
but this brings it's own price,
and as great hearts know great
gr1efs, great te~mperaments must
know great nervous strain, conse-
quently, there L periods of nervous
prostration and untitled engagements
when impatient audiences are apt to
forget these eXtenuating circum-
stances.
Calves absolute reliance on Paine's
celery compound at all such times
OF low pervous Energy appears in the
following letter:
Boston, Mass, March, 1897.
1 am convinced that Paine's celery
compound is the greatest nerve
strengthened that can be obtained
[ can vouch for it's wonderful health
giving power.
EMMA CALVE.
Every great change for the worse
III health is In most cases at once be-
trayed by loss of weight and 6
plnched thinning of the face. On
the other hand, a gain in weight III
to q certain point, goes hand in hanc
with al improvement in all other es
sentials of health, and notably al
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-11-25

Don't think because you are sick and
nothing seems to give you relief that
YOU can't be cured.
There must be a cure for you some
where.
If your doctor can't cure you, per-
Ihaps he has mistaken the cause. Any
BODY is liable to make a mistake some
times.
One in three of us suffer from inoi-
gestion, and one out of three dyspep-
tics doesn't know it.. That is, he may
know he is sick, but he blames it 10
something else.
Indigestion is the cause of half of
our dangerous diseases
Shaker Digestive Cordial, made
from tonic medicinal roots and herbs.
is the most natural Ire for indiges.
ton. It relieves the symptoms and
cures the disease gently, naturally,
efficiently. giving fresh life, strength
and health to sick d~yspeptics.
At druggists. A trial bottle for 10c.
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FAISON LETTER.
Events of Week, Personal and
Otherwise.

Faison, N. G..
Nov. "a, 1897.
Misses. Mary and Emily Cooper
accompanied by Mr. Bob Fennell,
all of Kennansville, visited the
home of Mr..J. D. Dreyland Sun
day.
Mr.. Il. G. Holmes is still in town,
selling and changing horses.
Mr.. B. W. Switzerland, of Mt.
Olive, was in town to day with
horses and mules.
Mr.. l. F.. Hicks and John Bow
den spent Sunday in Clinton. Boys
will so to see their girls occasion
ally.
Messrs. H. E. Faison and K.
Pigford, of Clinton, attended the
Cakes meeting Sunday.
MI Eugene Hines, of Whining
ten, came home Saturday night and
returned Monday morning.
Miss Nell DeVane has been
away quite a while visiting rela-
tives in Cumberland.
Miss Kate Switzerland is sill
visiting relatives here.
Miss Lizzie Westbrook came
home from Greensboro Saturday,
on account of i'll health. We hope
she will soon be we'll.
The Christian Endeavor gave
an entertainment at the home Of
Miss Janiebell Hines Monday
night, every body enjoyed The
evening very much.
Our town is quite lively nov
with horse traders, with fine horses
from all parts of the country.
Miss Lydia Fryar is still visit
ing friends in Baltimore.
Rev. e. w. Cakes has jus
closed a ten days series of Ser
vices in the Presbyterian church
These were well attended. larg
audiences being present or Sun
days. Mr.. Cakes has done goo
work here again. His clear an
earnest exposition of Scriptur
has been very helpful to a grea
many of our people, who wer
somewhat befogged on certai
lines. All earnest seekers of th
truth got benefit, and everybod
enjoyed the meeting. Brothe
Cakes becomes more and MOI
an expounder of the Word-cleal
earnest and loving. His work
quiet but real.
Those who receive sample COZ
les of the ARGUS can have
sent regularly to their address b
applying at the store of Messrs
Lewis e Hines.