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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-09
De Paris
Il Ponce
-s7 de Cuba, quea
-5Y de uarto Rico?
-Hab a ell HeraIdo:

"iY 10 que Sc hace con Puerto
Rico! No lIevamos desde luego &
"a isla de Cuba ell fruto de las medi
5aciones del Sc or Canovas, poroua
81 estado De la guerra no 10 consien
70. A Puerto Rico, donde no Sc han
turbado Ia paz. tampoco podemos
llevarl lo--- porque ALI no hay que
IRA. Cuando acabe Ia que devaeta
hoy los campos de la grande Anti
LA 8 al Gob;erro le parszca 91e es
ilegada Ia hora, 81 mismo reloi la
lnGrca.a para los leales Que para los
rebeldes. Pues 81 las reformas son
uecesarlas y titles en nuestras colo
Mas de America, 5no Sc tendr1a por
mejor prenda de s1ncersdad ell apli-
earlas desde uego Puerto hico.
que el pasarlas de tzanaito por Ia
FacetG sin darselas a unos y a
otros?"
Y de FiIipinas9
-H4b.a ell sen 1r Mataix CORES
ponsal del Herazdo en- aquel arch
p:e.ago:
Los que lIegamos al arch pie ago
por VIZ primera suponemoe cue en-
Fllipinas lay vida, riqueza y movi
miento; oyendo en- Espana como en-
esta colonla Sc desprecian los pesos
fuertes y miranda squl la facilidsd
con que todo el mundo los gasta, es
I6gico juzgar que abundan las fortu
nas; desgraciadamente no es asf.
erceptw0dos los miUones de las Orde-
mes ret'gi0sGs. las rentas de la mira,
alguna que otra fundaci6n y media
docena de ricachones.
N Jchss pasadas A hama Monies y
yo, cansados de buscar IN vehfculo
oueDo malo que nos llevara, impu-
s%aHonos IN coch ero tuvo q la fur
ga que cargar con nosotros, resuItan
DO luego que ell carrusjs era de pro
pFed0 particular q sW due55o (un IN
dfgeaaa) 10 est0bG esperaas0o
Y ell general Polavieja, que
nace?
Lease el siguiente
"TELEGRAMA OFFICIAL
Manila 6
Madrid 6.
(Recib;do a las II. I'M
Captain general al ministro de la
Guerra:
Sn tres processes haagss1ossntsn 10 ssntsn'
'lad0s lad Is por Cs9sao. de guerra 10
2 - - es1on y rebellion
Il gscl6 uno en- la capilla de en-
%medad, y nueve fueron fusilados
hoy q las siete de la manana.-Po5a
vieja"
LUIS BONAFOUX.
(Continuara la cr6nica y ell fusi
lamiento)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-09

ira vosetros esas coaliciores de fner
zas ciegas de p-eiu;cos tenaces.
esas antigaas tiranfas armadas, tie
nen por principa attribute uua nota
bic t>cllidad para naufrsgar. La
tiara en- la pepa. ell turbante en- Ia
proa, ei v,ejo navfo monarquico hsce
aqua. A esta b IRA se esta sumer
giendo en- Meiieo, en- Austria. en-
II ma, en- Il snnover. en- S,ionia,
en- homa y en- otras parties. Perse-
verad.
No podeis ser vsncidos.
Una lnsurracc;6a sofocada no es
un principle s1primido.
No hay hechos consunados. No
. cay mas que ell derecho.
L1s hscbos no Sc consuman i.mas,
ou inaca ba miento perpetuo es ell re
curse d jade al derecho E. derecho
es insumerj be O:as de aconte
cimientos ie p&san por encima, Y
reaparece. Polonia shogsda, sobra-
NADIA. Haee va noventa cuetro
os cue la poiitics europea arrastra
aee cadavas Y cue los pueb os miran
fl jtar. por sob-o los hechos consu-
mados, esa alma.
Pueblo de Creta, til eres tamb:6n
un alma
Griegos de Gambia, ter els para
vosotros el derecho ell buen sen
tido
81 porqa6 de un Baja en- Creta
escapa la razon. Lo que es YER
dad de Italia. es verdad de Ct cia
Venecia no puede ser devuelta Ia
una sin que Creta sea devueIta & Ia
otra. e mismo principle no pusde
ahfmar de un lado mentir del otro.
Lao que ALA es la aurora no puede
ser aca ell sepulcro.
Eatre tanto la sangre CORE En-
ropa Sc cruza de bsazas. Va toman-
do esa costumbre. FL ~ toca el tur-
no al Sultan, que exsermina una na-
cionalidad.
SExiste, por ventura, un derecho
divlno turco venerable para 81 dere
cho divino cristisne? FL asesinato,
el robo, la violencia, Sc ceban 4 esta
hora sobre Cand1a, como hace seis
meses Sc cebaron sobre A!emania.
Lao que no seria permitido & Schir-
derhannes SO le permite la polftica
Tener una espada al cinto asistir
tranquilamente esos ssesinatos:
q ESQ Sc llama ser hombre de e Estado.
Parece que la religion Sc interssa en-
que los tarcos hsgan sosegadamente
el deg ollamiento de CandzaevJque la
ssss5cleaau se conmovef1a ST, entire
Scarp5nto y Citeres no Sc pasara q
cuchillo q los ninos. Saquear las
cosechas y quemar los pueb,os 81
1til. Ell motive, la causa que ex
p lea estos exserminios y los b zee to
lerar esti mas al a de nuestra pene
TRACTION. Lo que SO ha hecho en
A lemanla este verano nos asombra
tamb e1 Una de las humillaciones
d. los homb b -es que TN pro o'or g ,do
destierro ha hee ho es 1pido y 70 soy
ano de el os es no comprender las
sg~andes razones lie lo< a asesinos &C
| tuales.
No impor.a. La question de Creta
estA p'anteada desde hoy.
= Guest On sera resueita, y re-
suelta como todas las cuestiones de
este sig'o, en- el sentido de Il liber-
tad
La Gfecia. completa, y completa
la I 5alia. Atenas en- la ed 'pide de
una, Roma en- 10 alto de la otra.
he ahf 10 qae noeotToa, Frarcia, de-
oemos q nuestrss dos madres.
z IN deuda. Ftancia Ia pagarA,
e. M debsr. Far oia 10 cum piira
iCuando?
. Perstverad.
VICTOR HUGO.
Hautevisie- House, 2 Dore 1866
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-09

barge no cOntafOn nunca con
otro apoyo que con ol del parti
do espanol. Este es, pues, el
probloma averiguar 81 con "a
nuevas reformas consiguen los
Gobernadores genera es hacer IN
gran partido nacional, sumando
a los constituc.onaIes 6 incondi-
cionales de Cuba y. Puel to .hoioo.
reapecttvamente, elementos sanos
2 patc,otas que con tai suma Ia
gan visible la desafecci6n gratt1i
t. E Ggc1Ua67e de .os demas e.e-
mentos que voluntariamento Sc
restep."
Las maniobras de los iucondt-
oionales 10 dejan lUgar a dudas.
Tienen u doolo objeto.
En primer lugar, asegurar en-
provecho propio y con exclusi-
vismo complete, las predazeccgowes
a,niatoSas Gel Gobernador.
En segundo lugar, establecer
el prejulclo de que la no realiza-
ci6n de esa s4Ds0 hecha con 'ele-
meatos sanos y patriotas", de que
hablan, implloa ia desafeccl6n
gratuita 6 a,acawabJe", q Espana,
lie los elem entos liberales del
pals.
La idea aparece no mas que
en- esbozo, pero es habll y Sc
presta a facil urdinbre.
Vease, sino, matices de ella en-
estas frases:
''Los elementos sanos del au-
tonomismo que an las Antillas
vivon, po iran acoger las refor-
mas con leal entusiasmo; pero
esos elementos que tai hagan son,
precisamente los que no SO han
lido nj pensaban irse q la mani
qua en- Cuba y los que en- Puer-
to Rico procedsrlan de la misma
suerte, 81 la pequena antilla pal
declera las desdlchas que padecel
su hermana mayor"
EV Eco Nacaonaz no pod1a des
conocer la actitud del part,do
puertorriqueno ante
las reformas del ministro Caste
llanos. III Eco .Nac5ouaz, quiso
pues, de una plumada,
! todo el partido autonomista,
lei concerto de las agrupacio-
nes pol1ticas legales, ensayando
IN nuevo modo de hacerIe apa-
:ecer como agrupaci6n peligrosa
la integrldad de la patria. EtI
Eco Nacgonal no hizo, sin embar-
20, con clio, sino ser consequent
10 con la lnvarlab Q pol1tioa de-
luestros acversarios, po.l.iaa
'udiera sintetlzja - Hob 40 40
~ todos los medios, al
poder Alejarnos del poder por
5odos los medlos.
SOLO que los prooedimientos
empIeados esta vez tlenen para
los 1ncoudicionales mas de una
desventasa.
Porque conGrman 10 que, afr
mado por nosotros, fu6 hasta
aver mlsmo, por ellos negado
PorQue nos permlten CON ba-
tries con sus acmas prOplas.
Y porque soE, en- in, dc parte
d euos, Ia mas dolol osa de las
coufesiones: la confession de Ia
lmpoJencia.
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CoNFESI0NES INC0NDlClOlNl!A!lLEES !A!lLEES

Involuntariamente, con cual-|
quier motivo, sin causa justif-
cada a veces, esta hacienda 81
partido Unconditional, en- estos
momentos, que constituyen Pc
rfodo crftico de su historic, con
fesiones inaprec ables
No hace mucho, al afrmar,
por uno de sus mas caracterizados
6rganos, la necesidad de tomar
nuevos rumbos qne le pwsaesen d
sazvo de las graS del poder, revela
ba impiicitameuto cuales han sido
hasta ahora con Ell poder sus
POGO envidiables relaciones.
Hoy, d.scurriendo sobre las
reformas, para las que tiene elo-
gios fuera de medida, nos descu
bre 81 porqu6 de su actitud frente
4 las sctuales modlfcaciones d.
regimen.
Lease, como muestra, EI Eco
NGcaon0l, que redactan en- Madrid
Gonzalez Belt1an y BaIbas Cap6
Ei1jase, por esta vez, ell n1mero
correspondence al Is de Fe-
brero.
5Cual es, en- concep.o de los
diputados redactores de -Ez Eco
el merito exceptional de las re-
formas
Ell de que constituyen elias
frasas textuales-"un paso gi-l
gantesco On ell camino de la des
contradiction administrative de
Cuba y Puerto Rico, superando
"a todo cuanto pudieron esperar
los que el regimen defend1an de
buena f6 y a1n de los que le to-
maban como pretexto para decir
que de E pana NADIA deb1an espe-
rar las Antillas."
Y son del mismo colega y per-
tenecen al mismo artfculo, las
ases que citamos a cont;nua
-jqul6n ha de regular ell |
movimiento de ese nuevo MEGA
nismo polftico, aprovechando to
das las fuerzas leales y engra-
nandolas convenientemente? FL
Gobernador general. cuya amtora-
dad en- GdelaNte "a d ser ertraoyds-
Pr0raa. La bondad pues, de la ley,
relaci6n a los efectos que
lance, no depende en- ws todo de
Ia leg maSma depende, en- gran
Parte, de Ia dsScrecs6m g patrrot5snso
del GObermadOr general"
Las afrmaciones contenidas en-
unO y otro parrafo, Sc excluyen
mutuamente Mas 10 importan-
to son las palabras puestas en-
oastardiila en- ell segundo.
Confession es esta Ultima, C.
gran trascendencia. Noutaa
por rea6rmar, ae<sn an solo
zada, 10 csaaaae 46ente autori-
1ecir 70 todos sabemos, es
las Facilitates pseudo die
tatoriales cue eI Decreto de re-
formas coneedo al Gobernador,
sino por la intenclon que revela
en Sus autores y que 50 descubre
en- los pa rafos suOslguientes:
Pero es Ell caso que entire to-
dos los gobernantes que han
estado on las AnGlIlas, muchos
ha habido a qulenes adornaban
tan necesarias prendas y sin en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-09
.R. RODRIGUEZ CASTRO

Sc dedica especislmeLte las eLferneda-
des de la mstrz vias urinarias
Cnraci6n pronta de las caJsrme7ddes Sc
cret IS por los modernos procedimiento5.
Tratamieato de Ia imp te,scta debiildad
sexnal
Vi,itas 1n.isilio precios m6dicos.
Cons,tt 8, de Z 4 de 1 IL y de 5.
CsDcordia esnnioa a la Plaza DricipaI-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-09
ARITAETICA DE MONCLOYA

Con IN m=pa de "a isla y Ia vista de La
Capital = Esta encnadernada.
Pfd 4se la GEOGRsFIa DE JANER en- la
Libreris oe los sREs. OTERO Y SOBRI-
No
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

4 native or half-white man to take
care of horse and carriage and drive.
Must have good recommendations
MRS. S. G.. WILDER.
Judd street.
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j. j. &C a NJ ,
Fort Street,

TO LET.
To be let with the fixtures, therein
the portion of the Waverley Block on
Bethel street now occupied by Ehlers
e. Co:
Apply to HENRY WATERHOUSE.
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air Skins
are made fairer by the applica-
ton of
MaiIe
Cream.

There is no excuse for hav-
ing facial blenishes when
by the application Of MALE
CREAM they can be eradicated
aud finally cured, leaving the
skin clear and soft.
After a seabath, a game of
golf or tennis, a drive or run
on the bicycle, a small portion
Of MALE CREAM applied to the
face and hands proves most
beneficial in relieving the skin
Of that burning and irritating
sensation caused by the action,
of the elements upon a tender
skin.
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OF INTEREST TO THE PUBLIC.

1t may please you to know that the
German Bakery is now prepared to
furnish all corners with bread. Yes,
sir, bread; good bread, and inexpensive
enough for anybody. The proof of the
pudding is in the eating. Also with
bread. Try it. Your money back if it
does not please you, Our place is new,
neat and clean, and you are cordially
invited to visit the bakery, which is
located on Fort street, between Vine
yard and school streets, No. s33. Our
telephone, 677.
Yours,
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION,

An examination for Teachers Prim-
airy Certificates will be held at the
High School, Honolulu, Wednesday
and Thursday, July % and 20, and one
for Grammar Grade Certificates will
he held at the same place Wednesday.
Thursday. and Friday, July 2s, 20 and
20, 1897 Examinations will begin at
Q o'clock a. m. each day.
HENRY s. TOWNSEND,
Inspector General of Schools.
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THE GERMAN BAKERY.

SAILORS HOME RESTAURANT.
Open from 5a. IN. to Z p. m. Meals:
Single, 25 cents. Tickets, 21 meals,
$3.50. Largest and ARREST dining
room, and best cooked and served
meals in the city.
CHUNG HEE, Proprietor.
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J. II. BOYT

]. IT. BOYD,
In Charge of Ainahau.
Honolulu. July %, 1897.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified that
the premises known as Ainahau CA. S.
Cleghorn's resdence) at Waikiki, Hon
olulu, Oahu, is not a thoroughfare, n
public park or a public recreation
ground.
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AN EXPERT BOOKKEEPER

Engaged during the day would t.
charge of a small set of books after
business hours. Address 3d." Star
office.
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POWER or ATTORNEY.

During my absence from the ma
Naiian Islands T.. r. Adams will act
Eor me under fun power of attorney.
c. ID. CHASE.
Honolulu, July %, 1897
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NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con,
densed Notes OF the Day.


Sam ParNer an" ms son are nome
again. "''e' 1t S''o' ''S'' ~ =" ,''''
me fhllaue'Pn'a pan" VIII pay "'
the hotel TINS AFTERNOON from 10 D.
Ed MclnernN Will go to Nanada NEXT
month Tor the dement, OF MS he'''"'
The United States battleship Oregon
i, booked for the early part OF next
week.
Judge Perry returned by the Mauna
Loa this forenoon from his vacation
trip on Hawaii.
II. J. Nolte adyertses a list Of new
goods. He has fine line of cigars,
cigarettes and tobacco.
There was a fair turnout at the
First Regimental drill last night.
Major Jones was in command.
Mrs. George c. Perkins. wife of
United States Senator Perkins, and
son. are staying at the Hawaiian.
!. +. MORGAN and son returned this
morning from Hawaii. whcr. the auc-
tionccr has been inspecting his co,fan.
V.,.,,. T,,,lo,. viii have completed
his seventeenth wear of service as or
~anist of St Andrews Cathedral on
Sunday
ry,,,.oiion T.odpe 40 81 = and \. ~.
will hold speciaI meeting this even
mo at 7:3O o'clock. Work in the Sec
ond drnrep.
n,,,o ual,ro,, Druo Comr,ov bovc
twelve hundred sponres which they
ore ofrcrino for less than one-half the
former Drice
>r,n, ,oros t,a infant d,robter Of
T p and Martha Cooklcv. died yes
terdav. The funeral took place at ?
o'clock today.
Tho GUNS were taken ont of the
rno1ish vossol pengrfr a+ sydney IN
ordo,. +o mako room for the cable sur-
vev paraphernalia.
,,n. Nav. curp will occomn,nv
>rrs Tar,o, Mrs Uerhert and Mrs.
Nooror on visit IN Hawaii tbe latter
MART of tba month
1,ro1.or,i Hotel street is in recent
Of - now line of bicvcIe cans. belts and
.,,,,,+or, uor+s bo,,s o1rh tics and
,,.,,,l,,1,1o fo,,rir-bopd.
MI >1,r,,o Too brinps word tI,,+
I'LL. .,l,,,,.,,,., ,,,oro a>.roriopoed in
1To,,,,,uo aorI,, IN tho week Inf there
haa boor ro roin in Kan
o,,,.. >r;,, r,Io u
-. "a w
u +o,,ris+s from, Ohio arrived
on Tho horl, p p Ritbat This MORN
inu
nv MIA. C,o,, ana ,1onuf,o+,.
.,,,,. a.,- GOO Gov .
paninn+nn hiovcle beconse If Is worth
:. -, ~ ,,,i,,iro, 20 ,,,,, ,bo+
ah
=,
nc '','o>' was ''>I va
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fo 4ho .+oo,,,or 40 ne+ tbrough intu
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A.,
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''"' 1'[r'c - ,,,on.
WV ~, Ts,,a.. ,s
,i"'' ,r., H.
mn :. a., a., 80 Al,
s,o,,.-S = >-.1,.,, ,o+ .,
wa,1h,,,1ao,s hon,o lost
-, r,a - nil, haui, 10
hearsals shortly
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he has ever had i'm stock. II will Dee
worth your time to examine H.
saturday. July %, being the auui-
ycrsnrv of the birthday of His lm-
pcrial Majesty Kong Sui. Emperor of
China. the United Chinese Society viii
hold u reception at their hall on kim
street from . 90 : o'clocl, p. IN. of that
day. \ cordial invitation Is eytr.
TO the general public.
Last summer one Of our chllIrcn
was sick with a severe bowel trouble,
SAYS Mrs L. G. Gregory, of fredcr-
icl<atown Mo-. "Our doctors remedy
hal failed. then we tried Chambr'
lain's Collie. Cholera and Darrhocl
Remedy. which gave very speedy re-
lief For sale by all druggists and
dealers. Benson Smith & Co.. Whole
sale agents for Hawaiian Islands.
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Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, +. Il
A. NJ.

X There will be a special meet
" " ing of Hawaiian Lodge, No. 21,
wv +. d \. NJ, at it's Hall, Mason
ic Temple, corner of Hotel and Alaltea
Streets, THIS (FRIDAI) EVENING,
at 1880 o'clock.
WORK IN SECOND DEGREE.
Members of Pacific Lodge, Lodge ,e
Progress ana all sojourning brethren
are fraternally invited to be present.
BY order of the W. NJ.
II. j. BURNISTON,
Acting Secretary.
Honolulu. July %, 1897
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Do
You
Know

how easy it is and how little
it costs to get rid of Freckles,
Eruptions, Sunburn, and Tan
on the Face and Hands ?
Everyone who is out of
doors more or less is liable to
have the complexion marred
by these summer blemishes.
The disastrous results of
wind and sun on delicate skins
are distressing and painful, but
can be eradicated by an appli-
cation or two of
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The Antiquity of the Thimble.

Somebody wrote: ITO the Dutch the
ladies OF all nations are indebted for the
invention of the thimble. The Dutch
achieved this great invention about the
year 1890"
How can this stupid error have arisen !?
The thimble is probably prehistoric.
Thimbles in some form or other must
have been used by the women who ex-
ecuted the rich embroideries of the me-
diaeval time. The late Professor ]. E.
Thorold Rogers in his History of Agri-
vulture and Prices in England" men
tions, under the year 1894, one dozen
thimbles, which cost As. What is, how
ever, more to the purpose, they are fire.
quently alluded to by our old dramatists
Here are two examples from the great
est of them.
In 1.-THE Tanning of the Shrew,"
Grumio says:
Il commanded the sleeves should be
cut out and sewed up again; and that
I'll prove upon thee, though thy little
finger be armed in a thimble Nv. iii.
149
In "The Life and Death of King John, I"
the Bastard says:
For your own ladies and pale-visaged
maids
Like Amazons come tripping after drums,
Their thimbles into armed gauntletS
change,
Their needles to lances, and their gentle
hearts
To fierce and bloody inclination. V. ii. 156.
In the early days of the civil war be-
tween Charles 1. and the Parliament,
when the citizens of London were called
oD to send their plate to be coined into
money, the royalist testers made fun OF
the Puritan DANES, who were said to
have given even their silver thimbles to
the cause
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l staggered on, and found the road,
and a little further on l found the
ranch.
! sat by the big wood fire, near a
window, and watched the rain pour,
and listened to the wind howl, while
Mrs. Schmidt, kind, motherly soul, dug
into her ragbag for an old suit of her
late iamented husbands clothes, which
l was to wear until my own garments
were dried, and her daughter hustled
about preparing a hot and delicious
dinner. AS sat there, a lean, forlorn,
dilapidated cow, wearing a tongueless
bell, and with one horn broken off.
came to the gate and lowed plaintively.
"There," cried the girl. Betty has
come at last. / am SO glad, for now
you can have some milk for your cof-
fee'
The Knox Bonanza? Poor old JOS
eph Muller had been dead for a week.
Quin Sabe?
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What Called Him.

"I don't think you ought to be so BIT
ter against the President of the Buss-
tupp Bank" said the pastor. "Remem-
ber brother. that he lost all of his own
money as wei as some of yours
THAT is jist what lilies me-" said the
brother with the long upper lip and the
mouth that looked as if it had been
made with an axe. "oT think of losin'
my money to blame fool!'-Indianapo
lis Journal
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An Election Bet.

Ferry-I notice Hargreaves is still
wearing his fall overcoat, cold as the
weather is.
Wallace-Yes; that is the result Of an
election bet.
Il didn't suppose Hargreaves was
the man to make one of those freak
BETS"
1T wasn't a freak bet. He just bet
all the money he had and can't get his
winter coat out t"-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Restful Nights, Days Free From To
tUre.


Await the rheumatic sufferer who resorts
to HoStetter's Stomach Bitters. That
this benignant cordial and depurent is a
far more reliable remedy than colchicum
and other poisonS used to expel the rheu-
matte virus from the blood is fact that
experience has satisfactorily demon
strated. 1t also enjoys the advantage of
being-unlike unexpectedly safe. With
many persons a certain prediSpoSition to
rheumatism exists, which renders them
liable to its attacks after exposure in wet
weather, to currents of air, changes of
temperature, or to cold when the body is
hot. Such persons should take a wine
glass or two of the Bitters as soon as pos
sible after incurring risk from the above
causes, as this superb protective effectu-
ally nullifies the hurtful influence. For
the functional arrangements which ac-
company rheumatism, such as collie
spasms in the stomach, palptation of the
heart, imperfect digestion, etc, the Bit
ters is also a most useful remedy. 1t is
only necessary in obstinate cases to use it
with persistency-
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The Jersey Air Ship.

'tAh'' said the new arrival at the Jer-
sey resort, Il see they have flying ma
chine a this place"
Flying machine nothing!' replied the
all-year-round boarder. 'Hhat was one
of the mosquitoes that just sailed by"
Philadelphia North American
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How He Went.

The following unique obituary verse
appeared in a Chicago paper recently:
The window was open
The curtain was drawn,
An angel flew by
And Jimmy was gone.
Those Chicago poets say SO much in
1ust a fe wines Constitution.
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MEETING NOTICES.

UNION LODGE, No 5s, F. and A. a
MA special meeting will be held "a
at Masonic Hall at 7:30 THIS Xxx
EVENING, for work in the Mas ~
ters' degree. Members of sister lodges
and sojourning Master Masons invited to
attend.
ROBERT ALEXANDER, w. NJ.
John Macarthur, Secretary. 1t
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The Most Common Names.

DR.. T. r. Pearson. in an article on
surnames n the June number of Good
Words" gives the following table show
ing the number of births in England and
Wales during 1865, with the twenty-five
most common names under which they
We're registered:
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What a Relief

Effects ct Cold Overcome vigor
lnstiIled by Hoods SarsaparilIa.
81 have taken three bottles of Hoods
Sarsaparilla for the effects of cold and
tired feeling, which made me feel very
badly, and | was hardly able to drag my
self around. have been relieved of these
difficulties by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
and praise it very highly" Mrs. E. A.
RAMSEY, Hayden Hill. California.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for SIS. Get Hoods.
Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills. 25 cents.
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WANTED.

STENOGRAPHER WANTED TO RELIEVE
another in a commercial office for ten
days. Apply at ATWATER IL cos. 500 K
street
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WANTED-TO BUY OR RENT A TEAM
of horses with harness. Inquire at 1884
street. jy21-3t*
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No. of
Births.

1t will be seen that there is no imme-
diate prospect of the great Smith or
Jones families dying out.
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WANTED-A FIRST CLASS SKIRT
maker and trimmer; also a forewoman.
Address ]. s.. this office. jy2l-4t