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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16
Most Wonderful Cayo In tho World.

The most wonderful cave I'm the
world is In the island Of TONGA, I'm tho
south Pacific. Byrcxcallcd it IN chapel
Of the seas" 1t is formed i'm rock that
is almost surrounded by the ocean This
rock is about 90 feet high and broad
proportionateiy.
Many years ago O boy, the son q
native chief. was chasing hinge turtle,
when his game seemed to sink into the
rock Tho lad watched and waited until
the tide fell, disclosing small opening
In the rock about six feet under low
water mark.
Diving boldly, the young hunter en-
tered the aperture. and. 10 his surprise,
Game TO the surface inside the rock. Tho
rock was hollow. and its interior was
found aftcrward, when tho natives ex-
plozod 1t with torches, to contain many
beautiful stalactitcs
When attacked and followed by enc
mics. the natives, who know the secret.
leave their canoes. plunge into the winter
and disappear. Their fees lingcr, aston
ished ut their disappearance. for no per
son not acquainted with 1t would sas-
poet that the rock was hollow-London
Telegraph.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16
GOOD MEN GONE WRONG.
Old and Trusted Postal Employees Who
Yield Co Translation.


"A worry interesting chapter in tho his
tory Of crime CAD bc nnie from tia. un-
fortunate trait in human nature which
suddenly transforms the tried and trusted
postal employee into thief" sa,i Chief
Postofiico Inspector Wheeler az dc not
believe there is another service wherein SO
many cases are found as In tho postal
service OF this country. OF courec, thou
sancs OF men are employed. ind IL Is but
natural that weak ones should ind posi-
Tors OF trust and then go wrong. But we
have still another class-mcn " 10 usually
work from the lowest positions IN an offico
TO the highest, men who have been known
for years to be as honest as the day Is long.
Suddenly VIC receive complaints u losses
or Of discrepancies, and then It becomes
necessary to apply tho test.
''In a great many instances. however,
we find the trouble to be in quarters differ.
ent than expected, but frequently tho facts
show that another name passes 90 the page
Of dishonor, prison and ruin. When q
thief once begins operations on the mails,
the clement of chance Is too great TO resist,
and it Is that ono fact which leads Co his
ultimate discovery. This lie tho hardest
and most trying part Of IN inspectors
duty, for frequently it happens tlIat be Is
called upon TO test n mln whom be has
known for years to he all tina: I'm honest
man can be; get, withnl. duty Is plain, IL
harsh, and nothing but duty remains TO
the inspectors choice.
These cases aro very distressing, Gnd
the desperation which actuatcs some Of tho
principals when discovered s. truly iaincn-
table and Iitiable IN the extreme. have
received reports Of some men attempting
suicide, of others who attacked tho inspect
ors with murdcrous intent. In several
cases postmasters have killed themselves
outright upon the discovery Of eoric crook
edness, and I row recall one instance
wherein a postmaster killed himself In I.
most brutal manner by using butcher
knife. These are only the extremes, hov
ever, and as n rule these people are very
docile and tractable upon discovery"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16
SHE CHANGED HER MIND.
It Cost o1,5s0 to Give the urysilans lIr
Me1cheE the Mittep.

It is so seldom that n man sucs won.sp
for breach of promise that much attention
has been attracted by the recent case Of
Arthur ). Melchcr OF Auburn, Ne, against
Mrs. Louise n. Hadlcy, neo Dinglcy, q
niece of Nelson Dingley OF tariff fnnc.
The most remarkable thing nboue the
case Is the fact that the jury syinpa:hiscd
with Mr.. Nolcher To such an extent that
they gave him a verdict OF 81, 759 damages.
Whether this subtle tribute TO Mrs Had
ley charms is worth all it costs her size
alone can say.
Most readers will be interested to know
what sort OF a man he IL who would sue a
woman for changing her mind and thus
set an example that would turn society
topsy turvy If It were generally followed
It must be confessed that Mr.. Mclcher is a
very decent looking chap. he Is 90 years
old, well preserved and widowcr Ho
had just lost his wife when the courtship
began, and he says Miss D!ngley com
menccd IL by writing him letters OF sym
pathy. These letters wero read at the
trial, and made a hit with tho audience.
They wero pretty WARM.
But. though Mr.. Mcichcr swears that
Miss Dingiey did the proposing, 1t is Ger
tain that she did not make all the love
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16

ular young preacher because of the tragic
death of his beautiful wife. The crime
was hcraldod abroad as the work Of des-
perate burglars, and for six weeks no sus-
picion whatever WINS attached to tho
preacher.
But ono man doubted his innocence
That was Harry G. Webster, a Danvillc
detective. Ho said nothing, but labored
night and day, and during the third week
IN February he applied for warrant
charging W. z. Hinshaw with murder.
The preachers trial commenced Sept. 4,
1895, and continued until Oct g. Expert
medical testimony went to show that 10
would hnve boon impossible for Mrs Hin
shaw to have fought the burglars after
having been shot through tho head
The motive for the crime was supplied
by the attorneys for the prosecution who
attempted to show that Hinshaw had be-
come infatuated with a handsome young
woman Of Belleville, and the preacher 8
own actions tended to further this theory.
Tho case made out by the state WIS SO
strong that Hinshaw was convicted and
sentenced TO imprisonment for life.
Tho case become q noted one Many
doubted tho guilt Of the prisoner. Others
firmly believed that no had killed his wife
for the sake Of the young woman In ques
ton. Many things happened to bring the
case to light otter Hinshaw was taken to
the penitentiary, ond when Baney's al
Legged confession was made q short time
ago there were hundreds to say, II told
you So"
Bancy sent for q lawyer and made such
q detailed statemcn. Of the crime that
thcro seemed to b. 10 doubt of its truth.
He offered to GO orer the ground and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16

officers have no authority to do. So thcy
merely walk around Mary in dumb de
spair. They are absolutely helpless to en-
force the law. Mays fat cheeks quiye:
with the husky chuckles which with her
pass for laugh and urges the minions OF
the law to do as the law directs.
why don't you do your dutyf" she asks
in her fat, wheezy voice. 1--WE been sell
in moonshine right along Coin 70 do II
ag'in, too, soon's You uns gifts out er sight.
Why don't you take me? I'm all yourr-
about zoe pounds OF me Take me along
with you Now, do"
Thus does Mary tantalize Uncle Sans
excise men until they go of in despair,
leaving Mrs Mullins mistress of the stu.
alton
1t is on lonely mountain in Hancock
county, Tenn, that Mrs. Mullins has her
abode She has lived there all her life,
and never has seen even SO much as q vii.
laga
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16
two CLEVER CONVICTS
Patched Up a Confession That
Promised to Free Them Both.
A METHODIST PREACHERS CRIME.
New Developments In tho Famous Case
of Rev. william L. Binshaw-A Murder
which Led to Divorce Between the
Parents OF the Victim

Rev. william f. Einshaw will serve out
his term of life imprisonment in the In
diana state prison. A few weeks ago he
had high hopes Of pardon owing to the
confession of Noah Baney, u fellow con-
Wet, which cxoneratcd the Rev. Hinshaw
OF the crime for which he was convicted,
but the confession has fallen through and
both Bancy and HinshGw viii remain in
prison. 1t now transpircs that by making
his alleged confession BGncy hoped to gain
the favor Of his keepers and escape
Hinshaw was n Methodist preacher at
Belleyillc, Ind lie was u circuit rider,
and had charge Of four small churches.
He was q man Of pleasing appearance and
very popular In that vicinity. He owned q
comfortable home, and his wife was young
and beautiful
On the night OF Jan. 0, 1895, pistol shots
and c.ics Of murder were heard issuing
from tho minister's house. Ncighbors ran
To the place and found Mrs. Hinshaw dead
ON the front porch, with bullet wound
in her head. y short distance away was
found the preacher, whero he had fallen,
apparently exhausted, In small snow
drift He had bulle. In tho hip and sew
eral razor cuts were found on his body
Mono OF the wounds wore serious
hc was rcFl'cu anu tO1u MS story ne
declared that two burglars had entered the
house, and while searching for booty they
disturbed Mrs. Hinshaw, who awokc
She erapplcd with ono Of the burglars
who shot her She fought them as far as
the front door, and then fell dead ON tho
porch.
HG the husband, sprang from his bed
and ran to her assistance. He was attacked
by tho burglars and stabbed. Then they
fled. lie started to follow them, he said,
but they turned and shot him and con-
tinucd their flight down the road. They
had stolen u purse, he declared. containing
$50. An empty pocketbook was found
I'm tho road in front of the house, but it
was noticeable that there were no foot
prints in the snow.
The nciahbors believed the story, and
much sympathy wGs expressed for the pop
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16

Some of Mr.. Melohcr's letters to her should
have been written Oh asbestos When they
were read in'court, the delighted auditors
were grntiiicd 10y such expressions az thesc
miss my baby, who Is so far away, I"
"How Is my baby getting ons" 81 miss
you so quick after you leave me, my pet, %
ana mo. sweetheart. DO not think IL. !
am homcsick FOR my baby 20 love" Ono
letter nfcctionately affirmed: Il would
love 10 see my babe tonight, for would
hug and kiss her. How Is my sweetheart
God bless her"
Miss Dingiey changed her mind very
suddenly when she married Ar. Bodley,
and Mr.. Aelcher did not like IL little bit !;
hence the suit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16
Tho Great Eastern ..s n SHOW s,,,r.

The last days Of the Great Eastern
were certainly sad. considering the pur-
pose for which she was designed a nd
the great work che did in cable LAYING.
For some time before she was broken
up on the nsud of tho River Merscy.
near Liverpool, the was on view us n
show ship. oae finn Of Liverpool cloth
iors hired Der for u season. and in addi-
ton 20 using her for its advertising
purposes made use Of her for catch pen
by shows. In the large cable tank CIR
Gus was fitted mp and performances
given at 20 much q head, while other
exhibitions of the Cuney Island typo
were spread all over her dcck.-New
York Sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16
GIRLS DARING RIDE.
Crosses . High Railrosd Bridge on
Bicycle.

Crosses High Rai1roSd Bridge on q
Bicycle.
Miss Matte Coffman is the heroine of
Harrodsbrg, KY, having ridden on her
bicycle across the famous high bridge
there, the highest railroad bridge in the
world
To understand how truly remarkable
was the young wheelwoman's perilous
ride 1t Is necessary to give brief descrip-
ton OF the bridge. 1t is typical railroad
bridge, there being no ratings on tho
sides, and the only floor is that formed by
the regulation railroad crosstics which
arc six inches apart. Being single track
bridge, 1t Is only Is feet wide, and had
Miss CoTmGn lost control of her wheel or
had she not guided 1t with q firm hand and
steady nerve the chances are she would
have had sheer fall of nearly 800 feet to
the waters Of the kentucky river beneath
her and gone down to certain death
Added 10 this DANCER was the one equal
y great Of meeting train on the way
The bridge Is on tho main line of the
Queen and Crescent route, and trains pass
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16

officers in person and with hospitable wei.
come. 1.-THE warrants are correct" she
invariably says. II am guilty as charged
I am yours. Take me-"
And not an officer yet has been found
who was capable of taking her at her word
or taking her in any other way, for the
fact Is Mary tips the beam ut 800 pounds,
and, furthermore, she has so outgrown
the width of any door in the house In
which she lives that TO get her out of doors
would involve a technical tearing down OF
the house overhead This the revenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16
Bicycle as g Life Preserver,

Adolph Kourschkowsky, the engineer
OF the schooner Rand G. Hardgrove, now
Mt New Haven, owes his life to his bicycle
1t saved him from q sudden demise in the
cold embrace of New Haven harbor. He
attempted to ride up a narrow plank from
the schooner to the landing but slipped
of into the water. He could not swim
and would have gone down If his wheel
had not been floated by its pneumatic tires
He chung to the wheel and shouted fol
help. People on the wharf heard his erie:
and threw q rope and hauled him out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16
MISS corFMAN's DARING RIDE.

over IL hourly day and night. No permits
sion had been given the daring girl to at
tempt the feat, and she knew nothing of
the train schedule.
Tho bridge is l,161 feet long, including
the approaches, and at that dizzy height,
with the waters Of the river rushing along
below, few people dare walk out on it a
dozen steps for fear Of being overtaken by
dizziness
Miss Coffman performed her remarkable
feat In the morning when q large number
of excursionists were at the high bridge
and hundreds Of spectators witnessed 1t.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16

proceedings BIZ an affidavit showing the
utter falsity OF Baney's confession.
Baney, IL Is said, made overtures to Hin
shaw, and took upon himself the response
bility of making confession, with the
hope OF being enabled to escape from pris-
on. Hinshaw furnished a plan of his
house and coached Baney in the details of
the confession he was to make
Ono remarkable feature of the case is
the separation 1t caused between the pa.
rents of Mrs Hinshaw. Her father be.
loved the preacher guilty of the murder
Of his daughter. Her mother did not.
This caused an estrangement, and they
were divorced about q month ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16
Women Went Armed.

The riots in Calcutta produced a very
serious panic among the European popula
ton. Ladies are said to have carried re-
volvers with them for their afternoon
drives and in some cases men took their
wives and families with them to their
offices, NOT daring to leave them unprotect
ed at home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16
Infnntile Way.

Mr.. Newpop-Say, doctor. I wish you
would fix Up something to make my
wife sleep nights The baby has just
begun cutting its teeth, and
Doctor-oh. it's the baby you want
the opiate for. is IL!
Mr.. Newpop-No; for my wife You
see, every time the baby sprouts another
tooth she is 50 tickled that she keeps
me awake half the night talking about
tt-Brooklyn Life
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16

The best Salve In the world fol-
Cats, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
kheum, Eever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and ell
Sain EruPtions, snd positively cures
Files, OK no pay required. Il Is guar
auteed TO give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded Price rs cents per
box. For sale BY Hart1 4 Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16
Wherc the Irnul,le WA.

"Brothcr." said the minister. lyon
should Try TO be content with what yoa
have"
Il am" said the brother, who had
been grurnbling. 1T Il what I mint got
that i nm dissatisfied about "-Cincin.
natl Enquirer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16
HER FAT IS HER FORTUNE.
Why Mary Mullins Sells Moonshine
whisky With IMMUNITY.

Once again Mary Mullins is driving the
revenue officers of Tennessee TO despera-
tiop. She is making moonshine whisky
and selling tho same and doing both open.
ly and defiantly. A dozen warrants have
been issued for her arrest. A dozen reye-
nue. officers have started ont to serve them
and conduct Mary in triumph to jail.
Mary Invariably has received warrants and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16

The dairy bzsiness OF Missouri, &c
cording 10 the agricultural department
OF that state, represents IN investment
Of over e.. COO, 900 and an annual out
put Of 81. 800. coo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16
First Suicide OF a souav.

The wife Of Black Hawk, an Indian
chief of Oklahoma, heard that he was 60
ing to cast her of and get o new squaw,
and she cut her throat 1t was the first
suicide of q squaw in tho Cheyenne tribe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16

Tom Paugh 81 Backbone mountain. tn
snake hunter Of Harrison county, W. Va.
Claims 60 have killed l22 mathematics TIE
poet summer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16
Un1ucky Thirteen.

In Rome there are few houses bearing
the number IS. Nearly ell the houses that
should bear those figures are marked ~
B or l4A
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16

Judge Reid Of the Atlanta city court
has recently found it necessary to issue an
order prohibiting attorneys from eating
peanuts while the court u IN session.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16
Where Superrtifina I;oixns.

More than 1900 pcople earn living in
Paris by fortune telling. their total yearly
earnings Icing estimated at upward q
$1,000. 600
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-16
JUVENILE HYPNOTlSTS.
An Epidemic Of Svengalism In
Eau Claire Schools.
AUTHORITIES TRY TO STOP IT,
Strange Sensation stirs the Wisconsin
Town-How lt Started-A Teacher Who
Was No Trilby-Eau Claire Has . Record
For Hypnotism.

Eau Claire, Wis, has upward Of 1850
schoolboys. One thousand of these arc
convinced that they are embryo Svengalis,
wnilc thousand moro believe TINT if they
do not possess tho skill necessary t6 prac-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-18
FL COLLAR DE IA RETNA

tregado, la reina esta perdida la
perplejidad de los kuhan probara
au crimen y mi inocencla.
Pero apenas Ell sbate Ltkel tn
20 In carta tn las mahos, se IL de-
Yolvio como 81 Ia qu.nase.
-Refexionso, olo Juana pa
Ida de colera, que no arrle4 gals
mad porque he ocuitado IL calta
de In relna baJo un sobrescrlto oi-
rlgido madama oe Misery.
- Razon mas! exciamo Ell aba
te sabrfan el seCreto uos perso-
mas, 10 cual serfa un doble mot vo
de resentimlento para la relna.
mo, no, no quIero recibirla!
\ rechazo La mano de la conde-
So.
-Refiexionad que me reducfs
a hacer uso dc las cartas de Nj.
de kohan, dijo Juana.
I'm buen hora, lepuso ell aba
xced uso dc elias senora.
-Pero, repllco Juanx tremula
de Juror, como os declare que IL
Prueba de una corresponueuola Sc
creta con y. NJ, hace caer Ell un
cadaiso la cabeza del cardensl,
sois libre de decIr I'm buen ho-
IA! Yo Os 10 habre adyertldo.
In este momento 30 aDrlo /.
puerta, y sc aparecIo el cardenal
en- ei ulnbral, soberblo y cole
rico.
-Haced caer en- un caldalso 10
cabeSS os an kohaD, senors, re-
plico, pues no sera ~ prlnera veg
que - bsstiiia bssa visto cate ca.
pectacus0. terv, AuIussto que asl
ees ~ % qso4AAru Que nsaA EepTo-
cbsJe !, 1aasisu - 9~ rdUs W
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-18

medic perdida, lie era 10 j dejar-
Sc condenar pnr Il nt gocio del
DOLLAR que el su-,itar los crimenes
de lesa Maje.tsd. f. G. sanRrisn-
to orm,do en i f.a dc de los CO.
digo- f nhale- y que janis era
atrsld" h.cls Ia Aup-l fiuis de IN
proceso Eli hacer sublr con 81 II
mutIte.
E-t. partido parecfa seguro de
victOrls, 10 FAtsbs. Ei eDtu-
siasmo del ru. bio ee msbIfestsba
con : en- favor del car del ai. Los
hombr.s admirabap 81 pscisncls,
y las n uitIss "a discretion; los
hombres se ird,RDsban de que
hubiese sido erg, f1sdo tan villa
Damente, J lss n. sj.res NO qneffsB
sr@erlo. P.ra uDa porcl6n de
personas, Olive, aupqus v,sfa y
COZ So k.n.s jsi 3. y rms cobfeslO-
nes. NO hshis txht,do jan g., 6 si
exiltfs, err roiqus 10 rtibs IL ha-
bfa iDventAdo txpresaments para
sl caso.
Jnana r. hsxionaba en- todo %.
to; abandchAn, ola aus mismos
sbogados, J sus jueces no 10 ocul-
tabal tu avess,6I; los kChan ID
abrumabsn vigoIosamente, y 10
opiDi6n ltbhca II desd. fiaba.
4 1, resolvI6 detcaIgar el titimo
go pa para nspirsr ipquietud
sut jueces, ten. Or { los amigos del
caio' nal, J ahnlo al odio Itbi,-
90 contra MsIfa Abtonlets.
I'm cuarto s 10 corte, 81 medic
debia COZ sistir en- bscer cyeer que
sienpre hAbfa trstsdo de silva,
Z 10 reips, pero que its 3 d.sca.
brirlo tcdo d 10 .spuIabsD bsrts
el extTsuo.
bespsssd &l us8ss b ss ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-18

cabeza, con tai que 20 yea aque
en- que yos seals infamada como
ladrona y falsarial iVenid, senior
abate, venid!
Y volvio la espalda . Juana
desPues de estas palabras aterra.
doras, y subiendo con el capellAn.
dejo sumida en- la rabia Ia des-
esperacion esa desgraciada cria-
tura que no podfa hacer nm movi-
niento sin atascarse cada veg mas
en- ell tango mortal n que muy
luego iba a Esmbullirse del to.
do.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-18

ciso h4cer Greer qus ella solo guar.
dat sllencls por lmitar sR deli.
cAd.ze pero en- el instants on que
el hsblase, hbre va por su ti,m-
plo, tamblen ella hsblar{a, = que
smbos descubril{An & la v.x su
inocencia , Ia v.Idad.
En reAlidad todo seto no era
n as que IN re. tmen dc au CON-
cu.ts dur>nts Ia instruction del
sunsrio; peTo es precise recono-
Ger que l.do plato conocido pue-
de- preAsU tArse COMO otro sx1o-
Ia. doio con Busvos condineptos.
lie sYui 10 que ide6 10 condess
pArs vondimentar sus dos estrata.
g.mas:
Escribio s Ia reina Ia sigaisnts
oaTtA, cuyos t6rmlnos bastabsn
por 81 solos para revslar "a cartc.
ter s lmPoltsnois:
Sehora,
"a pessr dc 10 psnoso = cruel
do MI situaoi6n, 10 hs salido dc
mis- lsblCs ass sofa queja. Todos
los rCds0s que - han smpleado
para srr.ncarms cobfeaiones, s6Io
han cobtribuldo { forti6carus en-
mi rssoiucl6n oe no 'compfome-
ter" jam&s NH s0bsrana-
"Sin embargo, aunque estoy
persu adida dc Qas nj "oonstan-
Gia y MI "discrsoi6n" ds ben fs-
ciiitarme los medios dc sailr del
aPuro en- que me- halo, oonfsso
que los ssfus, Zoe de L. familis
Gel 'esciavo" si llamsba Il rsi-
10 n csrdsLAt sp los dlas de ~
Tsconciiitc,61 me lscen tewes 81
Cue u gns { ssE su viotiUs.
"uss la'Ss bs, anses gss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-18

segudad orecen atlas eraduacons en- dnsdao
cuyas hbres dc epaodm
bustidn de humo NAL olor
o 20
precios
Agentea generses Js's S,e Sth,nos de Fzqu'aga
For. IT, Put1o Rico. Pcnce, sres Fnc
Costa & G:
3vs Mayo 81 de 1897
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-18

CONEXIONES-A 81 uegada Fortds-F,
.as nneas de Colon 4 Marsella, de Saint
Cayenne; Ell g, v1spera de "a salida, son
aAa L. ida 81 dia 3 "a ,egreso 81 Is oon
TRAaBORDOS-Adsa Dc les puerto.
sasyrss Fasyss Ss5siie, CaraxAs, Gallon J Pusrt
n trasostis a 5~ias-TasAss d 1e. para Il Il
.ia, sal-sas< Is Ssxs-as xsa1ss 4 dsx 90.
MO- -ss7 1,zeaaia ea - Yes2saaa5ls 1.
4 s.za :2esae,s "a 1s:s - s<sd 4as Dc is H 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-18
MAYoL HERE AMOS 4 %.
s AC AL A M 30
0uITA-DoL0R

Este preparado indio, de gran faaa On .,
pais, cura radiealmente los cataxros gr1pa,
10, dolores dc canexs, neuralgia, reumAs
sndanasionss dsnaAs afeeetonss sut&nsA.-
ssS., oto.
La formula de cada botslla indlca Il mz
ara do usarse. A pesaI del gran eonsun
do este preparado, sa prsoio ssr& flo como
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