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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
0,cKDOWN BY GREAT BRITAIN.
,.ss,, ALLEGED TO HAVE TRI-
'7 IMPLIED AT PEKIN.

china reported Inclined to make the
Rargain Possible With the
rDaIaud Represented as
-..,,o. decided Not to Force a
a;ct nv Further Opposing RUS
- Claims at Port Arthur and in
,o Lao Tung PeninsuIar.
.a.n Ian. S0.-The Daily Mail this
eavs it learns from source
i,',.I",rto accurate" that China is inclined
.,l,a the best possible bargain with
n,ssia whose diplomacy appears to have
'..,-bad at Peking, England having re-
~ nat TO force conflict by further
,-;,q Rpssia's claims at Port Arthur
s5 in the Lao Tung peninsula. Japan,
eovs the Daily Mails authority, has been
-, INTO a state of CONSERVATION by
80, pr;tfsb baok-down, and has adopted
y more friendly attitude toward Russia,
oTbis statement, however" the Daily
,,,u admits. lis incredible, and probably
hir4- with a view of forcing England
"a take decided steps.
The Daily Mail counsels its readers not
to be alarmed
paxing Jan. 30.-The German Admiral
tas raJSen measures looking for the re-
dress of the killing of the German sentry
a. Kiao Chou but serious results are not
anticipated .,-.
FnoIands withdrawal as to Port Arthur
oDd her ceasing to exert pressure for the
onening of Ia Lien Wan are regarded as
trcredible and suicidal to British interests
and prestige
Berlin. Jan. 31.-Newspaper comment
here is all to the extent of England's in
glorious retreat, as indicated by the an
rouncement of the Berliner Tageblatt
that Russia and England have arrived at
an agreement whereby England has con-
eented to drop her demand for the OPEN
Ing of Talien Wan as a free port, and
Russia valves further opposition to Brit
ish control Of the Chinese sea customs.
The North German Gazette publishes a
foreign Office announcement that all ap-
plications to settle or open business at
Kiao Chou are premature, the regulations
in the new sphere being incomplete.
The Gazette asserts that Turkey has
given Russia permission to send its Black
sea fleet to the Dardanelles.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
SHOT DEAD AT HIS HOME.
Motive of COwardIy Crime In
Louisiana a Mystery.

Amite City, La, Jan. S0.-Last night be-
tween and o'clock, John S. Hutchin-
son, quiet and peaceable farmer living
two milesrwe of Tickfaw station, in Tan
gipahoa parish, was murdered on his own
front gallery by an unknown assassin.
Only one shot was fred the gun being
loaded with buckshot, and four penetrat ted
the head and body, causing almost instant
death.
Mr.. Hutchinson was born and raised
within sight OF where he was killed. and
has always lived In that neighborhood. He
was not connected In any manner with
the troubles In this parish, and no theory
can be advanced for his assassination. The
murderer escaped. -.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
HOUSE TO KNOCK OUT TELLER.
Leaders to Have His Resolution De-
feated with "a Rush.

Washington, Jan. 30.-It is the intention
of the House leaders to Offset as far as
possible the action Of the Senate iii pass
ing the Teller resolution by killing that
declaration OF the sense of Congress re-
garding the payment of the governments 9
coin bonds in silver on an aye and nay
vote In the House this week
This will be the feature Of the proceed
ings. While the Republican strength in
the House cannot be commanded against
the resolution, no doubt is expressed by
those who have made II their business to
canvass the situation that tie majority
against 1t will be decisive. AS soon as the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
~~"---7-7------ - 7o-77---------------
SHOT MAY END IN DEATH.
Condition of Mrs. Lucille BIackburm
Lane Critical.

Washington Jan. s0.--Mrs Lucille
Blackburn Lane, daughter of ex-senator
Blackburn, Of Kentucky, and wife of
Thomas Lane, who accidentally shot her.
self with a small revolver two weeks ago.
is again in a serious condition. after a
period Of improvement. and her relatives
and physicians are apprehensive lest the
wound, with new complications which have
set In. may result fatally.
An abscess, Indirectly traceable to the
wound has formed near where she was
shot and to-day and tonight 1t caused
her intense suffering.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
rrrz AGAIN REFUSES TO FIGHT.
cousidine's Offer to Put Up Pruse
of $4,000 Declined.

Detroit, Mich. Jan. SO-Robert Fltz.
s,rnuons and Martin Julian declined to
consider James J. Corbetts final chal-
lenge to-day
Mr. ConsidIne of this city, who had un-
dertaken to have the fight pulled off for
: nnrse of $25, 900. held an interview with
Tuiian and Fitzsimmons with representa-
1ives Of the press as witnesses.
THE former declared that Corbett was
no longer in Fitzsimmons class and would
not be until he had whipped MaheE
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31

Havana, Jan. 30-The forces of Gen. VAL
derrama, it is reported, found the body Of
Lieut.. Col joaquin Ruiz. who was execut-
ed by the late Brig Gen. Nestor Arangueren
but further investigation win be necessary
before the report can be finally accepted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
BAYONzT CHARGE IN CUBA.

Ten Insurgents Killed and the Span
ish Also suffer Severely.
Havana, Jan. S0.-The Spanish General
Luque, with 500 infantry and 100 cavalry.
Managua and Gayamo, in the direction of
the Mejia district, beyond Holguin, discov-
cred that the insurgents had concentrated
their forces. He attacked them at Mejia
and a sharp engagement resulted. The
Spanish accounts say Gen. Luque reports
ten insurgents killed in the bayonet charge.
OF the Spanish Mai. Segundo Camarara
and Lieut. Augustin Luque, son Of Gen.
Luque, We're seriously wounded; two SOL
dlers were killed and twenty wounded.
On Jan. q Gen. Luque arrived at 1Iol-
guin.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
COLD DAY IN NEW YORK.
The Temperature Goes Within Five
Degrees of Zero.

New York, Jan. 30.-At 8 o'clock this
morning the temperature in New York
was 8 degrees, and again at midnight it
was almost as low. The average temper
ature for the day was Il degrees, and the
highest point was II.
Ice was plentiful in the East and North
rivers for the first time this winter, and
caused much trouble to ferryboats and
small craft.
Throughout the state the cold was Sc"
we're, reaching as low as 20 below zero in
some parts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
cuRIsTIAN SCIENTISTS JAILED.
They Are Charged with RESPONSE
biIity for Two Deaths.

Kokomo, Ind, Jan. SO-Warrants have
heon issued for the arrest of cdr" J. l.,
stevenson and Samuel Fuller, the leaders
~ the Christian Scientists in jackson
township. this county, on the charge OF
manslaughter.
They are charged with being response
HE for the deaths Of a child of the form
er and the wife OF the latter, both of whom
died without receiving medical attention.
The Christian Scientists do not believe
in doctors and say sickness Is nothing
more than imagination.
Fuller's wife, who died last week of ty-
phoid fever, did not believe in Christian
Science, and wanted her husband to send
for a physician, but he declined and her
death was due to neglect.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
BITTERLY COLD IN NEW ENGLAND
The Mercury Drops to 30 Degrees Be-
low Zero at Bangor.


Boston, Jan. 90.-The cold wave. which
has prevailed throughout New England
for the past four days seems to show no
signs of breaking, and has, indeed, inten-
sjfied to-day. In few localities for the
past twenty-four hours has the tempera'
ture been higher than 10 degrees above
zero, while it has been below that marx
since Friday night in the Northern part
of New England. The lowest tempera'
lures reported have been from Maine and
Northern New Hampshire, and 80 degrees
below at Bangor is the lowest temperature
yet reported. ,.
The absence of a heavy wind has made
tho cold endurable, and in this state and
farther south the sharp weather has made
sure the ice crops, which a week ago
looked precarious.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
RAILWAY OVER cHILKooT PASS.
Time From Tidewater to Head of
Yukon Cut to Day.

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 3O.-Hugh C. Wal
lace, president of the Chilkoot Railroad
and Transportation Company, has advices
of the completion of the company's aerial
railway over the Chilkoot pass to Lake
Lindermann.
This marks a new era for Klondike trav-
Ell, as the time between the tidewater and
the headwaters of the Yukon river is
shortened from a month to one day, be-
81 tes the peril and hardships.
The company made a contract last
night with the Canadian government at
Is cents per pound for transporting all its
freight for the mounted police from Dyea
to Lake Lindermann.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
RUSSIA's DEMAND ON CHINA.
An Offset for the Concession to Ger
many Wanted.

An Offset for the Concession to Ger
many Wanted.
London, Jan. SO.-A dispatch to the Dat
ly Mail from Shanghai says a secret dis
patch has been issued by the Tsung Ii
Yamen to certain high officials informing
them that Russia warned China that if
KIao Chou were granted to Germany,
Russia would demand either Ia Lien Wan
or Port Arthur.
According to the same dispatch it is as
serted at Shanghai, on good authority,
that China consents to have Russians at
lAe head of her customs and railways.
AL the present moment, says the Daily
Mail correspondent, there are 1000 Rus
san troops in Ia Lien Wan and Port
Arthur Russian agents have been sent
to Tien Tsin Qhe port of Pekin) and to
Japan TO purchase coal and food; and co.
g9 bags of wheat have been bought at
Tien Tsin
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
BLANCO AT SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
The Provincial Deputies Tender the
General n BANQUET

Havana, Jan. 3O-Gen. Blanco, according
to the version of his trip received from
Spanish sources, was welcomed enthusi-
astically at Santiago de Cuba. The pro-
vincial deputies rendered him a banquet
at which, in the couIf of reply to a
toast to his health, Gen. Blanco urged
that all elements of the population should
endeavor to contribute to the establish
nent of peace
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
DOLE's QUIET SUNDAY.
Goes to Church and Visits the Cor
coran Art Gallery.

cOran Art Gallery.
washington, Jan. 30-President Dole
snent to-day in church going and sight
seeing. In the morning he attended All
Souls Church and afterward walked to
the Corcoran Art gallery, which was open
ed for his special benefit.
The party returned to the Arlington for
lunch and upon the invitation of Librarian
John Russell Young, paid visit to the new
Congressional library.
president Dole spent the evening quietly
In his apartments, receiving a few spec
ial friends.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31

Madrid, Jan. 3O.-It is announced that
the Spanish fleet will, in the first place,
proceed for the Canaries to engage in
manoeuVreS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
GLADSTONE I'LL AGAIN.


kopt bi- Jan. So.-Mr. Gladstone has
rssrlo.l ms oea the entire day. He passed
his norn''snt' "'snt' and there was a return of
inq H., ',''s'a' His physicians called dur
When night, ,E;ht and again this morning.
Gladstone '''s p uispatch is sent tonight, Mr.
heyed, ' IS reported as feeling much re-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
Duke de Arcos Coming.

City of Mexico, Jan. 30.-The Spanish
minister. Duke de ARGOS, and the Duchess,
have left for the United States. They will,
after visit TO the states, go to Spain.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
AHGENTINA's BOUNDARY
p"te Not Likely to Lead to a War
With Chile.

'''uo"' Jan, 30-The Valparaiso cor
resp'ndent r,s of the Times says: "seuor Mo-
wboa. we Argentine boundary expert
oanss, sudden departure for Buenos Ayres
the bsH so.i farming rumors and a panic on
sure ,,'o'@Bo ny and Valparaiso markets. as
tween '',V mat no difficulties has arisen be-
Of oniniats'e se4llna and Chile, where the best
danger ~ eaa leaa me to believe there is no
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31
''"HrING AT LAZARINA.

Give Battle TO Turkish
AL 'oopS sent to Collect Taxes.
2ooo "5, s.',, jan SO.-Seyfullah Pasha. with
to tba 1,,'S .n, and two guns, recently went
10 e on '"'age Of Lazarlna, near Trikhala,
p'e peae,a,l the payment of taxes. The
fire a. met the troops with sustained
Next 'ja da, a regular engagement resulted.
With ros,, S me attack was renewed. and
.l9 not yet known here.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31

Bangor Me- JAM a.-Ex,Goy;; '; ia.rl9 ,,r,, IN NO. !,
pIalsted died at l;55 O'Clock TINS NV .-'''e
az RrlghEs disease
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-31

London, Jan. s0.-Gen SIR Dauiel Ly-
sons, constable of the Tower of London
since 1890. is dead.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-27

onini6n de aquel pats Sc muestra favorable
) FEsrafis. en- el col f co promovido por los
Estados Unidos.
IA ret eta de anoche result6 mug conou
rrda snlmaoa.
T. onchkronse con nucho gusto Ia volup
.raea darza "VaDo empeflo", de Campos, Y
sj nrecioso paso doble aleman "Ader", de
" gTer. que despert6 mucho entusia ,mo en-
el pdbliso.
Aver ccurrieron varios escsndalos y re
roTtss en- difarentes puntos fe la poblaci60,
Inrincipalmente por mujeres
d. resulta de ellos, los nunfcipes han de
tenido Adela G N zalez (s) Guiana, Encar-
naci6u Ortiz, Daniela Ortiz, Meg 1alana Mo.
rses Eusebis Nassau. Rosa Lluvera, Auto
,io Vszauez, Juan Rodriguez Martiroz y
Claudio Sant2eils.
De aver hoy el cuerpo municipal Ia
nrestado seis ser7icios.
c7Irtos en- honor de Ia Virgau Maria:
81 lunes, 80. lag 7 de la mafana, miss
40 communion eimposicion de la medalla a
ias sefioritas que deseen pertenecer Ia
asocisei6n de H,jas de Maria.
las 9 misa tCda orQuesta del compo
sitor don Remgio Oalshorra, quo interpre
taran yaras sefloritas de distipguidss fami-
las de esta poblaciop.
Por la ncth he, Ia bora de costumbre, Sal
ye solemne cantada por les mismas seflori
t8s. acomps Iada de orGuetta.
Ocup8ra Ia catt dra sagrada Ell r. P Di
,actor de la Asociaci6n desarrollaudo el
tema siguiente: "Diguidad de una hija de
Maria. sus relaciones con Ia familia. f"
El 81 a las z media, Misa de Requiem en-
snfeaoio De AS Asociadas difuntas.
n Vicsrio. el Director de la Association,
'aa seforitss Presidenta, Dignatarias, Di-
rfctorss de Coros dem8s ascciadas, invitan
> todos los cate cos de Ponce tan solem
LES cnltos.
Aver tarde salieron para la Capital por
"a carretera central, nueatros estimados
an gos l. 8 sefIores don Ermelindo Saazar Y
don Uipisno Oolom, en asuntos propios.
Uno de los prtfugos de Ia cArcel de Qua
vRma fu6 detenido la roche del martes uiti
mo al dia siguieDte SO efectu6 la captura
del otro en- la plaza del Mercado. Esto sa
b mos por mas amplios lntormes.
Tsmbien sc os asegura que una de las
pa.eiss de yoluntarios del Battalion 10 9, que
piosta el servicio de patruiIas dentro de la
pobIaei6n, typdo la policia en- Is csptura
becha el martes, persigui6 otro de los pro-
fugos sin lCgrar ccgerle, pues salio las
sfUeras de la poblacIon, internandose en- les
alrededores del Matadero.
acknowledgements, seria ell que eay5 preso
hoI8s despues.
AIuehe Sc perpet G en- ell barrio del Real
uD rob0 en- cuadrllla, con fractura, Ell IN IS
tsbleelm.euto de pulpsris.
Manana deremn5 det llles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-27
CARTERA DE LA lSLA

La Secretaria de II ,ciends coutiL6a gi
rsudo contra la Peninsula por cantidades
supenlres 500 pesos, al tipo cue dlsrls
ueute SO snuneIara Ell ei CeI a-tamento de Ia
csj2.
En- Bayam0n no Sc ia permitido expendar
Vi pdohvo uu gran numero de Feseadcs De
gran tamaho.
Oon 5al motive Sc hacen uuchos comen
tarlos.
So yepden dos burr0s castizoa muy buenos
para triaLZa.
Para Ltormt dirijirse & don Marcial Mo
FRles- Ponce, Mayo 20 de 1893. 2-l3
De La Correspondence"
gun el Courier des EtaEs Unis" de IN
campauento de 15 NAL hom bres que tlenen
los yALk-es OIL uno de los Estados del Sur,
So han desertado unos diez mil 81 mismo
pellodlco dice que entire las flerzas de los
tuques de dicha naci6n que oioqueap g
Nuna, Sc ha declsrado el yomlto nFgIo, eau,
sando muthas bs As diariamente."
a clusa de la crisis porque Sc est& atraVe
sAndo- dice 'El Inparcial de May sglltz- =
"a 1ompa1ia del tra1Via de aquelia ciudad
Ia t,ntdo que restriDgir sus vlsjes, srmonl-
lanUo el seryiclo p1oneo con sus lntereses
Desde Il dia 10 retirRremcs Ell per,odico
,os suscritores morosos De esta ciudad y pu
D-lcsle nos sus nombres,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-27
IL Conde de Monte Caisfo

IL Conde de Monte Caisto l45
ahoa Eugenia diez siete; pero los dos expi
la semana que viene. Sc consumara ell sacrifcio
tro. iAh! lqu6 fez sois ser librel
-iP6es bieni sed libre tambien, S4ui6n oa 10 imp
de-, decide -.
-lOhl aerfa desengaho muy grsnde para uni pa
Dire 81 Mile. Dapglars.
--Pues entonoes casaos, dijo ell couce encogiendose
de hombros.
ST. dip Morcef; para mi madre serfa
desengalo sino pesadumbre mortal.
-Fues c2seis, exclamo ell conde
-Yo we're, refexionare; dareis consoles
8ao es verdad2 possible sacareis del compro
misc. iOh! por no dar disgusto q mi pobre madre,
serfa 20 cspaz de quedar redo hasta ell conde mi
padre
Monte Cristo Sc volv6: parecfa sumameLte
movido.
-iHola do Debray, sentado sill6n un
extreme del faon con un lhpiz on la mano derecha
la izquerda cartera; shaceis algdu croqus de
de esos cuadros?
-sYo2 do tranquia nente. iOhl sf, coquis
demasado la pintura para No. estoy hacienda
n1meros.
-sNdmeros?
ST, oalcnlo concierne indirectamente,
yizconde, calculo 10 que la Dapglars ha debdo
ganar la Ultima ALA de Haiti de 206 subieron los
fondos das 400, e prudente banquero habia
comprado mueho 2o6. Lo menos ha debdo ganar
100000 lbrss.
No es esa su meior jugada, dijo Moreef; lao ha
ganado este sho mill6n?...
Monte Crsto, que dira, los itslianos:
@Danaro santita
Meta della mets.> Q)
ID Dinero santidad
Mitad de Ia mitad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-27
( @ljo @ljo !!

Alcohol PURo recti6cado de
40 grados a S 30 gallon.
Aceite castor q s l SO gallon.
Aqua Rubinst S 4 docena.
De venta en la Farmacia Mar
quez
Playa de Ponce.
<Compran monedas de ORC plata,
Y bilietes de banco, nacional y extran-
jero, Roysen & Ca. Playa de Ponce. ,
Ponce, Mario 26 de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-27

Estan dando muy buenos resul iados en-
Mayagiiez los servicios de patrullas iDiciados
por los sefores den Emilio Ponce don
Oristohal Muaiz.
Cuarents Y cinco expedientes hs despa-
fhado la DiEutaeiou, en- sus dltimas sesio-
nea.
Entire diehos expedientes fgura uno sobre
el'mlnaclou del reparto veci aal a los contri-
buyentes de Quay '.il' que no excedan de
tres pesos.
Con destino la suscrpci6n nacional el
municipio de Fajardo ha votado IN CT 6 Tito
extraerdn rio de 5 500.
Ofro de s 400 ha votado tambi6n el de
Msnatf, con Ell mismo oojeto.
Supicamos nuestros baen0s suscriptores
de San German Sc sir7an hacer Electives los
recibos que les pase puestro agente CORES
popsal en- esa, don Ramon Cordero Mates.
a propuesta del CONCEAL don Federico
Font Carrerss, ell Ayuntamiento de Vega
baja ha acordado recabar del Gobierno IN
emprestito para dar impulse d las obras pti-
blicas, uGa eubvenci6n para socorrer las
classes menesterosas.
81 alcalde de Salinas renuncia el cargo por
motives de salnd, pero Sc dispone a servir
los intereses del pueblo como concejal, mien-
tras duren las presentes circunstsncias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-27
PEDRO AUFFANT.

Ponce, Abril Is 1898.
26 VS..
Lcenos en- ola Correspondence" que el
Ystor de los proyectiles la zqdos 10 capital
por los yai k4es, representa- IN Yalor ef9eti-
70 de mas &c 500 m durcs.
A eonseeuencia De heridas recibidas du-
rante ell bonn bardec, ha falleoido en- el hospi
tai militaC don Nlcsnor Gonzalez OiDtron,
ebanista perteneciente al cuerpo auxiliar de
zapadore'.
Sc desean vender varias yacas paridas
Para iuformes difjgirse 81 almao6n lie don
Pedro AUffant Il la casa de don don jose
Santiago, Uautara. 1913 sit.
Ha f4liaci 10 Ell Z o Piadras una pTeciosa
nina, hija del Lcdo. Ouchi y Meta de doctor
Coll Toste.
Is comisi0n permanente del O mite pro
vibcial de nuestro partido go reani0 el mier
10 az a las dIez de la n msflAna, hasta las DO
e, hora en- que susPendi6 para continuar
por Ia tsrde.
INTERESANTE Sc venden dos kil6me
tros de via Deucaviie de so centimetros de
ancho, completamel ts nueTa, cen las acce-
sorias de cruces, ourvas, desvios, agujas,
etc, 25 wSgones hierre para ell transporte
de cana, go condiciones fayorablee al con
tado y pla2os. siendo el comprador a salts
faecion.- Dirigirse para informes a los Sc
flores Castro 90, Maysgiiez.
10 de MsTzo de 1898.
Don Jose Maria Snarez SO ha encaTgadt
interinanente de la alcaidfa de la Capital
De ''Ei Liberal"
Equivocadaments dijimos aver que nues-
tro querldo amigo don Mariana Abrll d bis
sido nombrado s c1t rio del Comite pro
| vincial de nuestro partido.
El cargo CUE desempeIa actualmerte e
eeflor Abrll es ell de Secretsrio particnla
de las ofioinas de squel Oomit6
| Sc SOLICITA en- VeHta ma casa de nam
| posteria cspaz para una pequefa familia
cuyo inporte no exceda de 1000 q 2 so
pesos moneda corriente.
| Informaran en- esta imprenta. DIP.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-27

(Dsl diario "El q aiyersal'', Ciudad
de Mexico)

(Dsl diario ''El Universal. Ciudad
de Aexico)
La siguiente carta fae dirigida por e FIR
msnte a los serores Tolls Rsnero, acredi
tsdos droguistas importsdores de la cudsd
de Ogsca.
'O,ixtlabuacs, OAK, Novlembre de
1896
sfes Toll r ero, Oaxaca
Muy sen orts mics
Don satisfaction dirigo ustedes estss II
meas par pal ticiparles que desde ell monen.
to que emgecs tonar las Pildoras rosadas
del DR.. Williams, se1tf sus huenos efectos.
pue3, con ell II % De uaos pocoa fraaqaitos.
81 colico bifioso que con tauta tenacidsd ma
atormautaba ha Aesaparecdo complement
te.
Muy satlafocho de- tan busn resntado,
me es grato ponerlo en- conocimiento de
nstedes, para qua me hagan Ell favor de
. Q rtioi 2arlo 81 ilustra3o sen1r Doctor Wui
liams manifesto 1doIe psiticularmente que
e envio mi mas cumplidos agradsciinientos
nor ell bien que me prodnjo su insigne me
dicina
No querierdo intervunpir repen.ioamen
te Il m6bodo, una vez que dia dla noto la
mel rfs en mi salud, le ruego a ustodes me
maiden sin damora por correo certifeado,
otros seis frasquitos de mismas pildoras, 2
cuyo efecto re alto usteies So correspon-
diente v8lor.
En- espera de gu favorable respuesta Or
denes, quedo de ustedes 6fattisimo s. s.
firms rdbrica
Raj ael Luna"
Fl original de esta carta SO encuentra en-
poder de los senores Tolls R9nero. quie
nes anurcian su disposition de eUsefiarlc a
eualquier persona que dsssee verio.
Estos sefores anuncian tambieu que Ell
teetimonio que acabamos de pubicar es ex
pontSneo. agregand0 que las pildorss ro-
sadas del Dr.. Williams son muy apreciada
| en- TODD ell estado de o .uaca y que 10 venta
| de esta medicina es "a gr rande aumenta
| contInuamante.
| Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams
| contienen en forma condensada los eemen
! tos necesarios para dar nueva vida y rique-
"a la ga gre para restablecer los ner
| vios. San esp93lfco infslible para elfer
medades como la ataxia locomotriz. parali
| sia parcial, bale de S n Vitp, ciatica, neu-
raigla, reamatism0, dolores de cabtZs, ner,
vioyo, psipitaci0n del cCrazoD, et1tis palido
| Y snemieo, fcialdad de las manos de les
pies, mai de estomago y tods clase de dibi-
| Edad en- ambos seXos.
| Todas las farm acias de este pals venden
| as Plldoras Rosadas del Dr. Williams. Quail
ouier persona que tenga dificultad en- adqui
rirlas deDe diugirse la casa DR.. Williams
| Ne 1iciue Co, d !, Schenectady, New York,
sera avisado donde cnmprarlss. La misma
casa euenta con IN depaI Amento a edieo
CARA atender gyattIlta1H ente a las consultas
de los pacientea doude quiers que SO eucueu-
ren.