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CHRISTIAN FNDEAVOR.


Topic Tor trc We. beginning April a.
Commrat Is Rev. :. Il. Doyle.
TopIC.-Il -- fr.n CAr.st's MIRACLES
Natl. zi, 2G; J-l- M, s-l4.
The warl miracle is derived from
mirror, whi-I means to wonder, and
therefore si-ulGas primarily that which
sxciyos wonder. The miracles OF Christ
are sometimes caIIei wonders. They
must certainly have aroused the wonder
and amazemeut of all who witnessed
them. To define a miracle 30 as to apply
30 every wonder is a difficult thing
to do. But Christ's miracles were per
formed contrary to the natural laws OF
the world. The testimony in favor OF
these divine miracles is substantial. Eye
witnesses competent Of judging have
narrated the wonderful events. The
character of Christ and His mission in
this world cOrroborate this testimony.
Their is no more reason for doubling
the miracles Of Christ than any other
part of His life The fact is the mira
Giles were performed to dispel doubt and
unbelief
The lessons that come to US from
purpose of miracles. Miracles were not
only wonders, but also signs God
confirmed His word by them in both the
old and new dispensatious. The sacred
writers in both appealed to these Won
ders as proofs that they were the true
servants Of God. In the New Testament
it is said that God confirmed the testi-
mony of the apostles by signs and Won
ders. In his pentecOstal sermon Peter
tells the Jews that Jesus Himself was
approved Of Sod by miracles and
wonders and signs. Christ constantly
appeals TO His works to prove His di-
vine mission. The works, He says,
(which the Father hath given Ne to
finish, the same works that l do, bear
witness Of Me that the Father hath
sent Me" John V, 20, go. The works
that do in Ny Fathers name, they
bear witness Of Me. " Though We be-
lieve not Me, believe the works John
<, %, So.
The purpose Of miracles, therefore,
being to prove the divine character and
mission of Jesus Christ, their greatest
lesson is to the weak in faith and to the
doubling. 1t was in this character that
Christ used them in both of the topical
references. In the first instance John,
discouraged and disheartened in prison,
sends his disciples to Christ to ask Him
If He was indeed the Messiah, and Jesus
said to them, go and show John again
those things which ye do see and hear
the blind receive their sight and the
lame walk, the lepers are cleansed, and
the deaf hear, and the dead are raised
up" Here Christ uses miracles to
strengthen weak faith. In the other case
He appeals to doubling Thomas to be-
lieve Him "for the works sake" if for
nothing else. God has confirmed the
claims of His Son and our Saviour. Our
faith should be strengthened, our doubts
should all be removed, for that Jesus
Christ was and is the Son of God and
all He claimed to be has been proved by
wonders, signs and mighty works.
Bible Readings. -Math. viii, 5-13 *,
1886; xiv. 1898; xvii, 10, 20; Mark
ii, 8-12; viii, 1926; Luke v, Ill;
xvii, Ills; John ii, Ill; iv, 1854; v.
SO; TX, Ia; xi, IA; Acts ii, 1924;
Heb. ii, 8, 4.
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Ali For Our Good.

Many things happen thar we cannot
understand. But If we love God we have
a right to believe that He is IN all of
belief it will give Us constant and per-
feet peace. Not trouble can come TO
us in this life while we are trusting in
God that we Will not thank Him for
when we get to heaven. -Churchman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-04-01
OVERRIDING.

OVERRIDING is undoing. A cake burned
to a crisp is as much failure as cake
half baked. An audience wearied, con-
fused and vexed with too many points
in sermon or too many addresses at an
anniversary is an audience hindered in
stead of helped. II Is great faculty TO
"make things 90, - but one Of the ways
to do it is to stop before going too far.
-Churchman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-04-01

What one company of children can do
is well illustrated by the IL months
work of the Juniors of the Mount Nor
ris Baptist church, New York city.
They have sent library Of ia volumes
to western Sunday school, have col
lected 10, 620 Cancelled stamps and have
made other benevolent and missionary
gifts to the amount of 500.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-04-01

After eight years of answering eff
fort the Maine industrial school for
girls has woman superintendent,
Miss Helen NJ. Staples. Mrs. l.. NJ. y.
Stevens, president OF the State w. c. T. L.,
and her associates, have been prominent
in bringing about this result.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-04-01

An excellent cure for hoarseness is to
roast a lemon until it i soft all through;
do not allow 1t TO burst. While still hot,
cut piece from the end aud fill the lemon
with as much graduated sugar as it will
hold. Then eat it while hot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-04-01

Mrs. L. NJ. Y. Stevens and Mrs. Mary
II. Hunt have been appointed fraternal
delegates to the annual meeting of the
British Women's temperance association,
to be held in London the last week in
May. Mrs. Stevens is the next officer to
Miss Willard in the national w. {. I. T.,
and Mrs. Hunt has led the movement
that has resulted in placing scientific
Temperance textbooks in the hands OF
sixteen million children and youth in the
public schools OF this country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-04-01

Miss Mary E. Bishop, OF Portland, has
been appointed state superintendent of
the literature department.
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Judging Christianity.

Do not judge Christianity by the con-
duct of the professors of religion who
violate its prscepts. -Christian Uplook.
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The benefcent influences of the newly cut
pine are condensed and refined in DR.. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup, natures own remedy for
coughs and colds.-Advt.
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u. c. [. IL. Column.

Mrs. Helen Nj. Bullock, of Elmlra, y.
y, and Miss Liiilan Phelps, OF Canada
are coming q Maine in May and June,
providing they have Gals enough to in
sure successful trips. Mrs Bullock Is
well known in Maine as a successful
speaker and worker. Miss Phelps viii
also be recalled rs the bright speaker at
the State convention not long ago.
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they could
cure me but
failed to do
SO.
l gave up
in despair
and took to
my bed. l
had dreadful
pains in my
heart,
fainting- n
spells, :
sparks be-
fore my
my eyes
and some
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Embellishments.
A Wonderful Statement


think it my duty, dear Mrs. Pink
ham. to tell you what your wonderful
Compound has done for me.
was dreadfully ill-the doctors said
The sun., 1897-11-06
DR.. B. DOYNE'S PHaRMAC7,
Il. W. Cor. 9th and Pine SITS,
Commerce ANA Finance.

Trade in Flour was duh, demand from
jubbcrS being II hHnd-tO-nuWh rlarnc-
ter. anG prices were weak and lower in
IlU"nccd by tn" farther 'irc'inc in wheat.
Feed |u- steady. with moderate ,ii"r-
lng> "nd a fair inquiry for rhuicr stock.
Hay wu~ plentiful and freely oiirnrl at
quotations. brt dru&uI ~p~ Stow. Straw
il mod"rat" supply and steady, win
rirlr" stock i'll far r,qG".I itnuci
>,.rus Wri" WlH ana aur,ul."rI. Pro-
vision. sod in = j"uN'ug way on = ln.i-
II y'.tHtrnn~. Wiru lunnd weak and
un'~,a", nn'.o' '""y.-, ~r,upriun in
Wiar domestic 4'aiu " nu-. auI tie
rH" ,"i, III abp.j T., h"'nW lu-r evenings
rates. tab.u~ were lower. uud export
'5oMo"d We unsatisfactory. Corn up-
Nom- r.n-,t ou evil aMu.I the na,nc IL
yr-r"rtuy's final t#to-. h'l n"lhiul was
dome .prrH,"irr.E. INpu doumH W"-
Iuir, iut no DyH business. VA reported.
Inr>i ear iut~ RATED -r~uiy unl uuir
with moderate offerings. NW@ il car
!"- veg" in HadHwtn bit ample supply
at 1""n"" rates. COT u n@- unchanged,
nu:t~"ani l;&@...
Tie i,.owiu& IL" Tire oGjntg' v1lp,,-
"a" prices errorCcd to-day at IL, IhiIa-
drI,iia BUjcrani E@& HHri;--
Solid nari>rl Batter.
Separator 'nam"ry, ,rNlln...........--il
Creamery, iir-ts.....,..................."2lh, ~
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Imitation Creamery, cNtyl........."IS
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do src"nd~...........,...,..........I22G, ~, I3
;'rin; ntutrr.
r,vmoory, ,ytra,,.,.......,..........,~24
dr first
Gu >rrond................,,..........Zy ..
E&Gs. =.
Pennsylvania a"d aca, hr.....,,...4o
Western. N,jt'y fn'~u."............~l9
is1tt"t quiet; I'.r~, ~toady
Grain Noycmrnt.
Receipts ut Ihi'adrIphia:-Wl"t HG,-
OF; Corn, 2G,GOI oats, lINI7l, Ship
mrnl~ from rhilad lp'la:-Whcat 1Oi.-
Gl2; Corn. I0I77jl; Dat-, 5173l. Receipts.
at li0ItiInorc:--Whrat, -, 1872; Corn. TO-
lI&; Oas, g.. $50. Shipments from Bal
timnrc:--Whcat. j~2N; Corn, SJ,7I4;
Oats, 1000.
The sun., 1897-11-06
GOOD morning ,

THE death Ex-Governor James Ponder figure whose
Importance the history the State has been considerable ID
respectable greater degree perhaps that Of person,
who become prominent in politics. Governor Ponder
in the old fashioned Of striving stuiouy for and
pursuing his business plans upon principles which assured him the
absolute confidence of the entire community and of individual
who knew him. This may like saying little In reality
it saving much in these days when suddenne and speculaton
and theatrical jumps up and falls by EXCEPTIONAL
even in the conservative community of this Safe
Ponders life long and useful his example in all things vau
le and Delaware has lost mitch beloved and evered citizen in
his death.
The sun., 1897-11-06
I M GRIFFIN,
Fourth and Madison SITS.

Call and see &. c. IcTalngcr, at his
new and cozy place, - King street.
wkcrc he will always have on hand the
best meats Fancy cuts a speciality. He
hopes tn see all his old friends and
many new ones.
G. E. DENAllSGER.
S! King st.
The sun., 1897-11-06
No. COG MARKET ST
GEORGE TIE\FR

Do you suffer from habituaI Con>tira-
ti"n? Torpid Liver? Coated Tongue? .?
Distressing feeling in the stomach? Ii
You Il" yet bottle Of GRlFFIN'S DYS-
pEPTINE and make your life worth
living
The sun., 1897-11-06
Hu:!r" ii@,,,.

Tus i',,owiu% ao t." ul5ioi%' vlrp,,-
"a" prices Grror,cd to-day at IL, rhi'@-
Ir.ri.ia bUicranl Xxx Hvuui:--
The sun., 1897-11-06
DR.. DOWNE'S
Sixty D1lE:uls Cough Cure.
The Best in the Market.

This being the season iur coughs and
colds. bronchitis, Group and ca'ar h. Mr..
q. W. Gondnow, 3l4 +. Eighth street
says he advises all to try DR.. Downc'~ :
Sixty Minute Cough Cure. He has used
all the popular cough remedies in his
family for the past - Years and finds it
cXccl> all others. 1t acts like magic.
Price 10 cents. Ask your druggist for it
The sun., 1897-11-06
DR.. DOWNE'S
Dande|ion
AVID CELERY ELIXIR

>tii, leads all nerve. liver AMI kidney
r'mrdi"~. Rev. W. j. Birmingham SAYS:
1T i Il b"oml to those ~GficriN" from nrr-
vou~ exhaustion Kidney or liver truu-
hIr>." Trial size, - cents; regular size.
90 cents. AK your druggist for it.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-07
Los fugados de Chafarinas

De eEl Liberas de Madrid, Teproducimos
10 slguientn:--- clos lectofes saben que Sc han
eyadido dc Chafarinas, ,Justo Garcia, de 2s
anos de edai, hiio del famoso ilbastero Ca'ix-
10, el boticario de Bayanlo Manuel Piana
Rodriguez, el cual abastaeia los hoFpitsles de
los insurre>ta- ha>ta que fu6 detento en- II lie
Mario de ls9G. i5rortado Y reclalf:o en- Chat.-
rlnas, donde tambdn fut contHaido lusto Gar
cfa en- Nopiembre jiItimo.
El relate heeho en- Orin do la iaga de estos
dos insurreGtos cihaRos 10 cjiece de nterts.
Procnrare rerroduciFlo con q eXactitna teh;ia.
DespatS Gle largcs meses de detenei6n, Garcia y
fisna espcfai:sD ana cireGnstanc!a favorable
para elecntal proyecto de evasion
III peiidn dopde estsban es uGo de los tres
cue iorman {. arupo &c i-las Chafarinas, ezis-
len Ell el nnCS 20 hombres, Cnt!e cOndenad0s
J de.eni,los iolftlcos. Estos ilimos gozau de
ma liherta6 reiatiyo. haio il vigiIancia dc Ens
comfalia de infantorla lie l09 plazss, inandada
por un teIie!te coIonel los ofeiales cores
pondleItes. 4 los deteui&os ro!itleos no Sc les
exige ningitn trabaja, J tienen libertad para
reclbir Y dliigir sas correspondence, aunque
ida ella 'cIe pssar algunas yeces per las nianos
del geberuador militar.
Sc lcs aGtoriza para conner Ell ana elasc de
easas dc comida que sueieo tencr las n:nierss
De les empleados, pueden Tseihir iaero de
fuera. por iiiaportante qne sea Ia eantiia,l.
No debe sorprender uaiie eue los prisio-
neros, dominates por Ia IDEA dja dc recobrar
su libertsa, hsyan lido pFoeurantose p 60 !. POGO
V con disimaic, para nc iafnndir Ia menor SOS
pecha tot!o 10 ,.ecesaT.c. hasta ocultar eDtre IN
canal unas pe1as Ia cinbsrc@ci6n que iaiI.
permitirles ejecutar su proYootn-
Fl de Agosto, s,bre IA media ncche, rTo
vietos de algunas provisioues &c boea, Garcia )
Plans Sc cnbarcaron en- una c1a5s, J con pie
cauciones inauditas pudieron bHrlsr la sig;lar-
eia de los centine!as garar el ancho del mar Il
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tJH0 D FL c 4 Mp 0

Esto 4 qcd : el ali a pasa de casteIo
oscuro.
Detestamos las 1ola5rejas emponzonalas.
No queremos divsiones.
'rodos somos htrnanos
Para todos qaercnos el bien.
Aqpi 20 hay mas Gaines, que los que quie.
rcn vifir de Ia division medrar q todo trance.
I. los del campo. i los del campo sc
nos cons!teT4 !. Ia cola de los sabios, porque
jicen: que la'a saben nj nafa entienden, que
tenen que 'ece1 dc todas maneras 4 los del
cHpeiGfudo.
Maidtos los que tai zisada siembran. -.
Elfjsse Il cualquicra que tenga buenas in.
tenciopea, sea dc aiIi de ocd.
Aqui hay quien tene entiende 10 que
se llalna eepaiioIisno dau cjemplo con hechos
reales sill papeles estudiados de que son muy
leaie4 espa1oes.
No para medrar, sine para sacrifear gu
vida por Espa1a.
No son looos con piel de carneros que Sc
quieren intgo!gclt entire ell reba7lo para destro.
earle: no mi veces, 10.
Bueuas brillantea pruobas nos tienen da-
dls recien;cmente hijos de esta hidaga leal
tor:a con sus cainPaias en- hien de la paz mo.
ral en- lauchos paeblos de Ia Provincia.
SQue se qnere naestra division?
IEsta?.
;Nunea.
D;7pnestos cstainos i apantar al blanco
Z haremos punterla caeran alganss
caFetas; ertoucas yeran LOG rostros hp6-
eritas DE- que &c amparan eiertos infeices con
el acd y eli oLG.
No qneremos preferenciaa
Desele i ca 10 cua 10 que merece, sea de
oc4 &c oNi.
Justieia nsaa mas que justicia cs Ia que
que romos
\ scabemos e3u las intigras el pancsmo.
ilsPaiocs somos, fumos seremos hasta
el po,tTer aiiento.--tTN UNCONDITIONAL.
Aibeai;o, sc;aieashee 5 dc 1897.
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:-AZ}llcar

Central segnnaa clara. Moacabada clara
barriles detala, hsrata A. Rauschcmp at
Tetuan IS $50
* Dice un periddico extranjero que al
ser ejecutaio ei asesino del senior CanoYas,
moatf5 mucha seraa'lad, pero cstaba densa,
mente palido,'h pesar dc los esfneraos que ha-
ci. para Jenoetrar frmeza. lQed6 muerto i.
la prime:a vueta que ui6 el vsraugo 4 la ar
golla del garrote vii.
- Desdc cl iil 30 hssta 81 26 de- CO.
rrlente, Sc vendera la carne dc ganado vacuno
en- esta capital, i razon &c so ctys. el kilo.
~. Nos ha yisitado por primera vez ei
xDiario del Comcrcio,, importante periddico
qEe Sc publca en Ia isla dc Cura2ao. Agrade-
cemos Ia atencidn y con gusto responaeremos
al CAME que s3licta.
say ABAs'fO pUBLlCO.-~Ia carnc de
res, Sc oxpe'itiera manana ell esta capital & 80
centavos ell kiio
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Lo que piensa ell senior. Si|Ve|a

De su dlscurso pronuncado recicntemente
en- Valencia, copiamos los aiguientes parrafos
<Nosotros 10 posponemos todo la verdad.
NJ sacniaio mlsmo dc n existencia no me deg
vlarfa dc ese camino. Por fortuna no Sc nece-
sita gran valor para decir la verdad en- Espaila.
NO es pcligrosa la verdad Ell un pals donde nj
slaa!era Sc lmponen 25 pesetas de mnlta d los
aesonfados, 4 las audacias 4 las spostasias
mayores. Aquf donde Sc perdona todo, hay
mas riesgo en- ser CONCEAL que en- ser presiden-
te del Consejo. Els precise r una rapida
lluldacion de la question dc Cuba. Els precise
eXaminar ell verdadero estado del problema
mIitar = econ6mico en- Cuba Espaiia.
All no ha habldo plan de campana; preci.
sa tormR'ar!o Sin pGriids de momento. ALI
todos los jefes de ooIumna Sc hallan disgustados
de ger coartadas sns iniciativas; precisa estlmu-
lar!as y ex;gir estrechas Responsibilities
aluellos que faten 1 sus deberes; reina ALA la
anarqufa y es Indispensable que refine ell orden
y! tt blerno, vez dc simultanear la
acci6n poiftica con una campaha vigorosa, ha
dictado las reformss cuando Sc debiltaba la
aecl"n dc las arms. Con ESQ ha hecho dimsi6n
ante el muGdo entero de la soberanfa de Cuba.
Las esperanzas en- ella pueden ser disculpa-
bles, zero con tai que reduzcan notoriamente
deb!lten la insurrecci6n.
. la autoEomfa es la paz, no debe exittir,
pofaue en- otro case convertiria la isia en- un
ncnconio sue to. FL aecreto de su efcacia en-
"a tran i5retala, es cue las coloniaa aman 4
lngaterla admiran sus virtudes. Aqnf
mas podla ocurrir otro tanto, mientras 10
Gamble el cu,so Dc Ia politiea eepanola. Y no
hubo nnnca en- nnestro pats polftica tan CO.
rrcmrida como Ia preseute.
/ No So glorifca los malversadores de la
fortuna manicipa nacional? mo Sc sobre-
seen las causas sin jaicio sin sentenoia? De
"a! escisndalo de tsl impunidai viene Ell mayor
Peligro Este es TN pafs spiritual. No Sc ha
conmoviiio 81 Yer que sustrafan 200, 900 hijos
Ia patria para llevarlos il Cuba. En- cambio,
amos atraa, al Or qac Sc basfemaba de la Vir-
3gsen en- el Fallamento, evantaronse en- armas
Ice, o0o hoinbres. Nj pienso volver al partido
ri quie4o fe...at oe...-rnt-
ti1o. Cniero que Espana, al YER Ia nave en-
pinto de per('ici5n, despicrte a los timoneles
aue 50 duermen { turro.
tlHiero que sc constituya una Union inno-
minada, la oaaI nos salve de los grandes riesgos
pr6ximos, conGando eli los talentos virtudes
d2 Ia l9eina. QaieTo aeclr con Garcia del Cas-
tsIlar, que prefero o culto de- Ia yerdad, de la
coneicncia del honor, cuaatas mercedes
puadaa daIne los reyes.s
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V E N E Z u T | A
(Lr6u;cas po,u IA CoRREsro>pEN'lD

Caracas, , lie Septiembre de 1897.
En- otro tempo, que no hubera side este,
de turbulencias poiticas que corremos, la ira
gica muerte dc don Antonio Canoyas del Casti-
| 10 hubcra side un acontecimiento sensational
en- Venezuela.
'ero a4uf henos llegado hoy Il un estado
tai de entusiasta preocnpaei5n por las capsas
que han de determ!uar nueyos horzontes para
el poryenir de la Rephblica, que POGO nos
importan los sufrimientos ajcnos.
Decid G un venezolano, en- los actuaies
momentos hist6rcos, que ALA, cfas apartadas
| regiones de Oliente Sc rompcn actualmente la
crisma griegos turcos; decide que ALA, en- Ia
| heymosa perIa de las Antilias anian !; mache'
tazo iimpio; decide que alls, en- la heroica
Espafa acaba de morir manos del anarquista
Cali, el insgne estadista Canouas del Castillo,
os contestara malhumoraao:
" 4 mi que ne cuenta usted?
es que aq'tf, donae to'o ell mundo es
poiftico por temperamento, nadie Sc ocupa hoy
de otra cosa, que de trabaiar por eI triunfo de
eu candidate ell las pr6ximas elecclones para
Fresidente de Ia Rephhlica.
Por ESQ Ia noticia de la muerte del jele
del Gabinete espa1o', fut puesta en- conocimien-
TO del pibico por los peri6aicos de informa
ci6n, exception hecha de sIa Bandera Espa-
no:a, = con c mismo iaconsmo con qne la tras-
mit6 ell TELEGRAPH: sin comentsrio, sln la
mas liiera djgresdn.
nubo periodicos-- ola Concordia
Nacional, V <El Critic del Pueblo-que solo
Sc E,nitarona a exprssar sua simpatfas por ei
desdichado Cali dar expansion 4 sus sen
timientos anarqustas.
No creo 70 que Is sura politica de Cano-
oIo al ia oyIln nip,-
to de las doctrinas socastss que profesan los
names De Ravachol y Caserio.
Cierto que gu polftica ia polftica de Gano-
vas) e1cerrada en- los modes de la monarqnfa,
fuG obstruyente para las naconcs Gcmocraticas.
Pero su tigura personal = mlrada desde el
punto de vista sociol }gco, anarqulsta- como
ustedes queran--no po3emos negar que era
exeesivamente demo eratics, segin el declr &c
sns ilustrados bdgrafos.
Pero sea 10 que fuere, es 10 cicrto que
Espails ha perdido uno de sus mas i.nstres
bombres, como las letras castetlanas han pert'i
do uno de sus mas entasiastas cultiSadores y IA
trbuna parlannenlaria uno de sua mas galiar-
dos Representatives,.
Hoy han dado comenzo las elecciones pre-
sidenciaies en- todos los Estados de la uridn
Nenezolaua.
Las plazaa pjiblicas Sc ven invadidas por
miilaresde ciudadanos que van 4 deposltar sls
votos en- rnas dcscomunaea urnas maHiadas
construir para tai efecto en- OF acreditados Ia
Heres de Ia LogaIi4a,i.
toio sc llcva L cabo en- medic del mayor
ordeD de una comp'eta unprecedented de psrte
de las an.orda'es. .....
Los partidos iuch2n con lnucha actvidad
con patri6tico entusiasmo, hacitndose cada
vez mss ditfcil vaticinar cu;l sera el candidate
tavorecido por la nayoris. M. <. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-07
Gaceta Official de hoy

Decretos concediendo indulto q los presos
juan Martin Colon, Antonio Nieves Cruz. San
dalio Nieves (a) <Lolos, Pedro Jose Calderdn,
Jose Adorno Adorno Nicasio Quinones CAM
pos, Bernardo Rodriguez Oliyeros Juan Mon
ta1ez Villegas, Avelino Rivera Martinez y
Francisco Garcia Rivera, de Ia quinta parte de
la pena que sufren; al preso Felipe Villafaila
Torres, Gle resto de la pena que le fu6 impuesta.
Real orden dietando reglas para la rea
lizacldn de los trabajos del proximo censo dc
pob'ac6n de csta isla.
-Nombramien' de m6dico honorario de
ssniaad MARTINA del puerto de Arecibo en-
favor del doctor don Jose N. Carboncll.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-07

placidn. POGO Il POGO lie quitaban ell aire y
POGO POGO sc cohvertia en- una cosa borrosa.
Primero parecfa un perro de carton, que echa.
ba hacia atras Ia cabeza, entornando los oios;
neso no parerta NADIA, nj perro; ), por fin,
reyentd. Sc habfa hecho el experimento gra-
duodo IA respiration y al dejarc allf, patas
arriba, sentf IN ren.oriimieuto atroz, record6
que me habfa llamado, con sua oios trstes,
cuando pas6 por Ia capilla con direction al
patibnlo $50.
NO solo con rerfos, con conejillos de
lndias, sc hacen experimcntos espeuznantes.
Los sabios Wynokowitz y Zabolotuy hacen
lorrores con los maoacas. Les dan cloroformo
y luego lavatiYas de peste bub6nica todo para
ayeriguar, como han averguado, que Ia peste
del maeaco es igual 4 la peste del hombre; que
el macaco dc rabo corto perece en- tres dfas,
desputs dc tomar las lavativas, que el n,aca-
GO de rabo largo percce en- cinco dfas.
DE modo que nos dedcamos pegarlc al
macaco nuestra peste, que tl no conocfa, des-
pu6s de haberle hecho Ia injnr de suponer que
descendemos de Ell ~.
LUIS BONAEOUN.
i de 4Ngosto de 1897.
(Pohibidu Ia reprot7ucci6a.)