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DrOMnInE at I.nEIc Piss.

Eagle Pass Texas, October 2l.-Hon. J.
\. Browning spoke here last night to a
crowded house. His speech WAS both en-
pertaining and Instructive and was much
appreciated by the audience He was es-
pectally severe on the Independent and
his speech will probably have the effect
OF bringing some democrats around TO
realization of their duty to the ticket.
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Prencher TntaIIx shot

Prescott, Ark, October 22.-Jane,
Brooks. a prominent merchant, md 4.
Delaughter, a Baptist preacher, ioushI
Boughton, near here, yesterday slteruse
De!aughter knocked Brooks down and I
choking him, when Brooks shot Bis "
ant, inflicting fatal wounds. The trss
originated about a woman.
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THE roruL,srs PEmslsrE,r.
Judge Hurts Name Used Contrary Ia
His Wishes.

Dallas Texas, October 22.--The Dallas
county commissioners eour, today male UP
tee official ballot for pae coming election.
The name OF James NJ. Hurt as candidate
fer chief justice of the court of criminal
appeals was presented as the popu,st nom-
Tree. Judge Hurt is in Tyler His per-
sonal friends say tho action OF the populst
committee Is directly contrary to his wishes
and that Inc will publicly disclaim any In
tention OF antagonisng use candidacy Of
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strike Settled.

Washington, October 22.-This sn.s1
President Mckinley and party rxl
Washington on their return from tie
at 2;30 O'Clock. and were driven Il
to the White House. The trip home
Pit.Sburg was uneventful.
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A Successful RcyiyaI.

Alice, Texas, October 22.--J. H. Coz
evangelist, has been conducting rtry
here since Friday week ago and y -
ing everything before him. The nee
closes tomorrow night.
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y..oxercd Judgment.

Sherman. Texas, October 22.--ln the case
OF Jane Speak VS.. the Houston anu ieN"'
Central railway, suit for damages ior
the killing of her husband, the jury tonignt
rendered a verdict for plaintiff In the sum
OF $4,000. Plaintiffs petition asked iof
damages in the sum of s5O,O0o
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Paris. Texas. October 22.--John Doss OBJ
tanned verdict in the district court tnie
afternoon for $4,000 personal damages. The
plaintiff. a colored man. was attending
n shipment of cattle from Bonham to St.
Louis. At Lily, Ark. the caboose Jumped
the track, he was thrown out and his leg
broken
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Robsoa nj neily,i,c.

bellviiie, Texas, o9,oSer s2.-Robson
spoke here today in the court house to 200
voters. For two hours he held their atten.
ton closely, covering bimetallism, protec.
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nAwLEY AT ROCK ISLAND.

Advised Voters There Not 10 "Wear
Any Collar"
Rock island. Texas. October es.-Mr.
vsviey spoke 70 . good crowd here "
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TEMPLES Y. N. c. A

At the general offices of the Gulf Cola
RADIO and santa Fe this morning, the con-
tnaet for the erection OF the r,llroaa A..
psrtment y. NJ. c. A. building al TennIa
was awarded to Messrs, Smith & pardon
OF Fort Worth. The contract price ia aba,,t
slu,ooo ana the work will probably be-
finished by the first of tie yea,.
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Judge NJ. NJ. Brooks. the democratic n0m'-
nee.
Tyler. Texas, October 22.--Upon pe,ns
informed that tine pops had put Juoge
Hurts name on their ticket The pos. re.
porter obtained the following statemen.
rom him: 1T was put there without my
knowledge or consent and do not want II
on TIE ticket
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A. ne fremont: G. e, Blair and wife.
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-05
Mccoy hurley FIGHT.
The "Kid" Wnoeks our His Opponent
in wO Rounds

Hot. Springs, Ark. March 4.-.Kid
Mccoy" champion middle weight pug
Hist of the world. met and defeated
Nick Bu'lay, Of California, in the arena
at Wilmington Park to-day. The Cal
ifornian was knocked out in the sec
end round. The fight was the most cx-
citing and interesting ever witnessed
in this city. The fact that l. was pulled
off in disregard of the Governors in
structionS mere Sad the general inter
est IN the contest. The large attend
ancc, 1900 persons bciIs present, sur
pr.Scd everybody in view of the fact
that it was declared off yesterday.
Though the promoters We're buSily
engaged in arranging for the affair yes
terday, Their work was done so quietly
III at no one knew the fight would take
pllce until a late hour last night, and
only to very few
Prosecuting Attorney Cloud, who had
been ordered here by the Governor
from Eenton 10 stop the contest re-
tuned yesterday, after having salts
fled himself that it would not take
Place. THE sheriff failed 10 put in an
appearances until after the fight was
over. Governor Jores wired the Off
ciul:s Of the Hot Springs railroad TO
hold Inc train at Malvern so that he
could reach the city on n special tlnin.
but his instructions were either Ignored
or m!scar;ied. and he did not get here
Bat MastOn, Of Denver Colorado. was
chosen referee ana Alderman Clrherry,
Of Chicago. timc-keeper. The men en-
tered the ring Al 1880.
First round-i'nth men SPARED for an
opening. Mccoy landed left on Jaw.
Eurlcy came back twice with left but
was stopped. hurley landed left on
head. Mccoy began forcing the fight
Mccoy landed three lef;S on Hurley's
jaw. Hurley landed n right hand blow
on McCoy's body, and Mccoy came
back win a heavy blow on the mouth
which started Z stream Of blood Eur
ley swung right. Mccoy ducking away.
Second round-MaCoy jumped up
fresh, Int .,uriey WIS bleeding freely
from mouth and nose. hurley landed
left swing on McCoy's jaw. They OK
changed right and left blows in centre
cf ring. Mccoy landed left on body.
Bn"lcy hen landed on MUcoys jaw and
Mccoy countercd. Mccoy landed lief;
on 3urlcy's wind. Barley was bleedin.
profusely. Mccoy led for Rilrlcy's ia !.
and landed lightly Burnley landed
RICH; on neck. Mccoy began TO force
the fight and in n rush landed heavy
light hand swing on the jaw. hurley
@ n. = TT O III L "a.
H Hss.s ,as '' KIM Wv :: AWAY. Bought
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IN BIER K LEY

Nothing in the Police Court ycstcr
day.
Mr.. S. PricharI, who has been very
sick for some time. is gradually grow
ing worse.
Er. G. y. Thompson has furnished
his drug store with fine mirrors
Rev. G.. w. Duke left yesterday even
ing for Baltimore.
The lipworth League met las: night
81 the Chestnut Street Methodist
church
The paving has been discontinued on
account Of not being able to get sand.
y masquerade rurty was given at
the residence Of Mr.. Joseph Bell. on
Liberty street.
Mrs. y. a. Graves. Sr, who has been
very sick for two weeks. is cOnval-
cscing.
a conference was held at the Rcrl-
ley Avenue Baptist church last night
and steps taken towards securing 4
pastor.
The storm yesterday morning is
spoken Of by quite number as being
very heavy and destructive The side
walks in several places were flooded.
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fell like log, his head striking the
floor, and he was counted out by the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-05

The AE;na, the largest fire insurance
company N America, has entered Suf-
i"ik Tor business and placed It's agency
with us.
In two FRS. Chicago. 1871, ana Boston.
49,. this company paid out more than
i've mutton dollars. and never stop
ped writing business for a day. The
company now has more than eight mill
ION dollars surplus TO policy holders,
ana we take great pleasure IN Offering
an MS advantages 10 our patrons With
our sent facilities we are able 10
place any line. no matter how large.
"hd Solcit IRE insurance of all kinds.
WOODWARD, Il ELAN,
No. Main street.
'c'e-'l Suffolk, Va
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II - THnf@
Your
Ibis G IA @@ %

Frequent headache nostrils stury or dry
ana scabhy. alays hawking and splitting,
frequent colds, buHZinG in the ears dull
aching pains in back and limbs. attacks OF
diZ%incss or faintncss, tongue coated,
white or yellow. Shiny or bitter taste In
mouth especially in the morning on aris-
ing, frequent attacks Of the blues" no en-
orgy 10 do anything and always tired
sleep restless and dreamy or else very
deep, but Eet up tired. much hclching in
some cases. and palpitatior Of the heart.
and bowels rumblinE and swollen with
gases. attacks OF heartburn and bloating
after eating, appetite for breakfast poor,
some have good appetite hut food disa-
E Ern,n or Icy eyes no strength many suffer
they go to the table. Such are the prom
incnt symptoms Of DRY CATARRH. COM
plica ted with CATARRH OF STOMACH
AND BOWELS.
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SToTrrrD ON THE WAY.
n HONOR or MISS KNOX.

- ~ - ~ - n -NI'-N.
re was 4 reception Tonight a; the
S.pa+t House. l: was given by Mrs.
Alec 'o"ss ana Miss Flnr nee Harvey
IN hpncr OF Miss Jeanette Knox, iha
new c:gaL!st Of the Chrstiin Church,
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Old PeOnIe

Old people who require medicine IN
regulate the bowels and kidneys viii,
find the true remedy in Electric Sit
tiers. This medicine does not stimuIoto
and contains no whiskcy nor other
intoxicants, but acts as q tonic and
Alternative. II acts mildly on the s,om
ach and bowels. adding strength ana
giving tone TO the organs, thereby aid
ing .,aturc In the performance of tho
functions. Electric I}ittcrs is an excel
lent appetizer and aids digestion. Old
people find 1t just exactly what thew
need. Price fifty cents and $l0O per
bottle at Burrow, Martin & Co.'S Drug
Store.
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81 OWN OF SUFFOLK


,rns e ,, -,
aud n,i.a rn,S Mss Lizzie Channell
There yvns 49, y. leceiVe,.,
nrrnarnd 49,, , present Gil
The Phoanix nti,,.nr,, -, e, serNeu'
forn .,.,. -. c'Nu III iui uii-
or musir "u VI iiisheo Piehts
t,-Ni'i =. C'AlHt is DEAD.
Wis Suffolk friends were very sorry
~ [Sarn ms afternoon of Mr.. Matthew
Ihrl ut.'ai IN NoriSlk. He was 4
S,N o''iei Vi ,. .. Carr, OF suffolk, and
- ,,,, ana Joe carr who are travelling.
49, uoS,S''eu ii'u oniy bcen Ill a Few
49,; H., liz WIS attacked ut Lawrence
i ,iht neceuent Travelled FOR Au-
80 "n,smt' Oh ieteraDuHg, shoe
,. ~. uit Ha'Ss Wte, formerly Miss
,- .I't ,ialsro'e' Oh Lower Parish, and a
10Y
TWO GOT I'FIZES.
'I'he Misses BOoker's complimentary
reception to Miss Alesc J.rfress Of
Rtehmond lasted till l O'Clock this
morning, and even then the guests were
sorry TO 20. The flower guessing CON
test was interesting. There were eight
quests who answered every question.
The first prize was taken by Miss Belle
thompson. MIR. William r. liilby got
the Dig consolation sunllower.
NOT LUCKY AS DAVID
AS David of old threw stones at the
giant Galiath ana decided a war Two
Suffolk boys threw them TO decide their
rhyrssell skill. The sergeant cou"hf
them THE YOUNGSTERS were Alonzn
Copeland ana l.ugsnia Randall The
Mayor said 81 apiece w3uld do. bu, that
IS enough to stop tha yo,,rr Havids'
from pitching rocks.
HRIE,E, Ns,rt.c
After visiting fricnIs in c,,rro,,. Az
u $ Goodwin lart In.4 ,t.,;', r'. ~.
home in Irmnori,
Judra Rnlr.,, y p,or,t,. ~, ,, W,
+. Au.I..,I i,va r,,nrnrI So, s.,
ion vhc.. ,hr,. ,.ta,,,h a.
Grand Iodoa I;ni,rb.,. ~ ,Ia, y, ~
Fronts as s,,nrsnn re,,rnsani,,i,a 80" ,7,,
Ar N,r ,,,,, - ~ -. ..'' s't - Gnu
nond Lode No Soq0 $50 ->,'''-'e
Mrs {. G. S,ni.h ,.c rr,,,,,,,
,o.d,, - ,.,..;. ~. '"Mi'n' Ganls
1jil % l. -
Miss luI;o p,,,,, r p,,o-,,
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EXPORTS TO JAPAN



For the first time since ouclina nm troac
!, ', lions Win his. country Japan has
commenced ordering goods directly
'.,ir,o.uEh our Southern ports.
mere are Japanese vessels now taking,
on taiSocs al Noble and New Orleans,
and others are expected TO CoIInw s,rj:
within III" next few wCcks Iron md
cotton make up the bulk of Japan's trade
WIN thiS country ut the present lime
ana The Vessels which are now leading M
Aiohilr and New Orleans will carry I7ocl,
70 ~" little island kingdom of The far
!, "G iiiiic not less than 2n,Ho bales of cotton,
h,TtisS large quantities of iron
u TO ih,4 present tine JHnan has rc
r.lE''! most OF her shuncnts from Pa
t!'c SEhnorS mat since the. goods ordered
were not produced i'm that parti,,uI.,r So
tinn. hey trade has not received M, ;,tiru
|.h "ih&n II mcrit"d. SIN another con
.M'I''Ii"li winch mas prompted her 10
hliihc hrT orders directly through South
ti:I ports Is that cheaper fic lhtS can h..
% iainch this way imam 10y hiiying goods
SM!'cd overland to the iuciiic Coast
" Japan Is on" of the most widc-awakc
,n,''il ne. "i lhc iAr Last, II is greatly 10
IN" interest Of the South to cncOura,;..
trade relations with that power For twn
't 'n't" years past Japan has been extern
>iFrtE "HEdEod in build uE cotton mills and
i''!i""N systems. ana. consequently. h.r.
u"mHnt Tor both cotton and iron has boon
he%NN. As tie development Of the country
.o!iilhh'S us trade VIII gradually expand
INTO greater proportions. and if tho South
knows wherein her interest lies she will
not 10 SLOW in Ciuch.n ny the commcrcini
friendship Of Japan.
liHl """an Is not the only Eastern
country 10 which the South is makIn., a.
rect shipments. She IS making dlrcCi shin
n"niS 10 China. aud with China also
hct trade iciat ons have rapidly Increased
W,ihin ne imst trw years. Slowly, but
surely our southern ports are rcceivln,:
~" wgrld-wiIc recognition to which they
are properly entitled. and other norris had
b"ti.! look 10 their lGurrlS.
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Notice of Fleetii1g.

\ orfolk, Va. Feb 23rd, 1895.
a general mc,.ting of the Board Of Tru5-
tees of the Hospital Of ST Vincent dc
Paul for the election of officers for the
ensuing year will be held at the Hospital
building, Wood street, city, on WE'D
NESDAY. March Both, 1898, between the
hours Of and II 4 nj.
fc23- ANG ELlNE BlGLEY Secretary.
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Electric Light Asked for by Citizens Re-
fused by Council.
aoBoeS AND TRAhPS HOLD SWAY
Tug HroEc Down Win Her Tow-Rc-
ception In Homer OF Hiss knox
Mr. Matt Carr Dcnd-Two Got
Prizes Not as Lucky nv David of
OId-Bricf and Personal Notes.


Snfolks We. March H.--'Speslal')-
In the darkness ~ Morgan street on
the southern SuhuroS ol the clsE 'hS
citizens are scared lest thelr wives a''u
daughters shal DE moIeSteu ny rt'i'p9
ana hohAes. IheE htSEsa .aru III
petition 10 the C"unc.! tb@'l'Eht iVF an
electric light They set for;h that va
grants conEr:Gate Iii mat flcin'tE ana
ladies are afraid TO walk 10 IN" nus
r2ss sscttc OF the town The matter
was postponed until the town hui!is IT'S
own rll"..
Present: Mayor L. l.. lirewer 'ir.. pre-
siding: Counc!lmen }. Il. West. u X.
Alien, J. Walisr liDsier. W. \, MrAhG",
J"hh Is Noflitet, u. l.. Saundf'S ana
JChn c. Sm!,h, and w. J.. Mcleod.
ciEi.-.
mere are some extracts from officers
reports: mayors iihGs, 500; sefG"ants
raj fund, $1CI5.GG: disbursements Ivy
%v"ssear Of the poor $6i5O; n;Arke re-
c.'1Hs. $llS3"; receipts by commissioners
vi revenue, SZo"l.
On petition OF W. j, Alimand Keeper
oi cedar liiH cemetery. his salary was
ihcr S'S'a i'Sm S23o to S$Uo per year
ON motion. McEsrs. NOrllcat ana AL
len Wfre APPOINTED a committee % ar
l&!+'e a pl2cs II safe droS.t FOR the
-'''i'-'r - :" -''- - az 'NSHs>f'.DH u! tle
Hu"h CT rk. Ii!a safe will he located in
me Ahyar's Office.
AtSsrS N3i'ie1i, Il sic" AID McAn|e.
thG "c"ii.!ni.iec in charge of the electric
llEht p.a:&; negotiations. we're Instructed
.! WEI El> eHSh"ro ana High Point.
y. Y, ana Stt points on building: ana
"pei9Lssn "a '!ac.ric light factory.
ne petition OF the fish dealers in
'ns r'.I ntl,Net Tor a chahEe in the
The ccmmitt,e ON D,nr rn -, Er,o, ~.
L!ght !slcs, rer3rtr6 nrosress
Nessrs. Wrs, ma sn,ri, v.o,n ,r,,,
lied as a committees tn cnn,,v .,bn .r,,,.,,
Attorney to caCirv ma rr,,ano. ~, ,,rn.
r,eutS 10 town rh,rter nrI r,I,,nnn,..,
and - have 50l prIntrl MA -, icn
fixed for HE attorney !. So 'o'
y bin rendered i5y treasurer ,r,hn ~
L1tzia for paving near his r,s.danrn =.
Bank and Franklin streets. Wa no, ~.
lowed.
\ petition sirreo nv c,,.-.,s 49,, 49,.
eral police Officers. asking for plank
, 49, WI Lee avenue, was read. This
$3.50 ~ - ''aih N"ihS lFSun My am
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THE PARTICIPANTS SKIP

Memphis, Tenn, March IA Special
to the Commercial Appeal from IiJt
Springs says
Md Mccoy left the city on the lat
train this evening for parts unknown to
avoid unpleasant complication and
possible trouble with the State authori-
les on account of taking part in a prize
hight here to-day. 19urley Is preparing
10 leave on the first train
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MIS-. q. 1irman, Miss Lizzie Channel
ana MISS Florence Harvey received.
ihere was big crowd present. Well
prepared refreshments were served.
'Ihe Phoenix Military Band in full uni
toim was there and furnished plenty
OF music
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There are ways ana ways Of break
ing the lee said the diner-out. II
once took girl out 70 dinner. whose
iiist remark to me was. 40 YOU ian;
or l!sicn?'--New York Evening sun.
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Hab|a Ell se1or Diaz
(Del semanario ella Rosa del T.pe-
yac,s Zacatecas, Mexico.)

Ell senior Ignacio Dfaz, joven agricrltor,
de porvenir y que tiene muchas simpatfas cap
tadas en- Ell lugar de su resiiencia 6 sea en-
Guadalupe, Estado de Zacatecas (M6xico), ha
referido 10 que pasamos@a publican.
"Hace cinco amos tuve una febre que me
dur6 veinticinco dfas, despues de la cual pade
Of do ura anemia aguda, y desde entonces quede
delicado del est6msgo. Me sent1a casi siempre
1atulento, cuanto comfa me sentaba NAL, su'
fra dolores en- la espalda, y cualquier trabsj
arduo me cansaba. Luego fuf vfctima de IN
reumatismo en- las piernas que me dolfan mu'
cho, particularmente en- los talones Tambi6n
padecf de un fuerte catsrro cr6nico que con
frecuencia me ocasionaba fuertes dolores de
cabesa.- Las medicuas que para estas enfer
media les venfa tomando no me daban resultado
= habiendo llegado mis- manos una hoja de
consulta del departamsnto medico de Ia casa
Doctor Williams Medicine Co., de Schenectady
New York, me dirigf por medic de ella dicha
casa y 8 POGO recibf una condensation en- la que
Sc me decfa 10 que debfa hacer. Goa la exacti-
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DE polftica 10 dnico saliente es el programa
radical contenido en- Ell disourso del ez-miuistro
Bourgeois:
" Defensa de los derechos de la sociedad
"laioa, y energica reastencia q las inhuenoias
clerioales;
"Necesdad de establecer leyes obreras y
" sociales, s;ngulsrmente cajas de jubilacion
para obreros;
"Impuesto general sobre la renta, para
"restablecer Ia legalidad fiscal, ,exigiendo menos
"A 10 necesario y mas 10 supeIhuo;
"Revisi6n limitada de la Constitution
"pars asegurar Ia preponeerancia de los elegi-
6" dos por sufragio universal en- materia polfti'
Goa, fnsnoiers y gubernamentsl."
En- punto festss oarnavaleaoas, poca ami
maci6n. La 6poca es de suyo triste. Flota en-
la atm6sfers, juntamente COD Lac tristezas del
asunto Dreyfus- -Esterhazy, la general preocu
paci6n de que Sc avecina algo extrsordinario
para la Repdblios. sigue reinando la egrip
pc, con gu horrible cortejo de oabecitas rubias
que llevamos diariamente al cementerio corona
das de rosas, en- bsncos ataudes.
LUIS BONAFOUX.
8 de Febrero de 1898.
(Pro1sibida Ia repro0ucci6n)
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BB1orEcA OLA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO Rico" l73

Cogld bruscamene el bro de las del eacerdote,
de nuevo, exatada por la pena, esclam6:
Este hombre cuyo retrato ves aquf. mi hi ell
ultmo marques de Trevenec. u6 asesino!
Sc levant6 empez6 a andar por la habtaci6n va no
oraba pero coera terrible que estaaba recuerdo
del crimen que asusta Roger, continue:
Esa Maria Lepleven cuya tumba tan querida vos
Karadeuc he aqu que hzo de mi ho Jun aesno Compen
ded ahora he separado eeo del eretro
que odio maldgo hasta recuerdo..
Ell cura la nterrump6 violenamente.
Eh, que, sonora la dijo-cuando vais que i'm
porar perd6n, osas maldecir, habar de odio! ..
Roger Gardain comprend6 que enfa que at-
subevac6n de la Marques puso pie dean de ella
La agobiaba alta esatur mperosa con su
mirads dominadora.
La Marquesa vovi6 en- ell sofa ocult6 por un mo-
mento la cara entire las Despu6s dijo c6era:
Teneis az6n, sin duda; pero compounded la natural
desesperac6n de una madre quen la quitan ho!
-Es que habeis sido orgulosa al no permitr que
vuestro hio simple adeana igua-
les todos los hios de Dos Acaso Jes haca aguna dis
tnci6n entire los ricos los pobre cuando amaba
ninos? que orguIlo ha apoderado de vo Dos milo!
E de casa ell despreciabe de odos! Os imagna que
vuestro ho superior los demas por derecho de nacme
to? Habes do castgada cruemente pero habes sdo
la causa prmordisl de vuestras desgracias -.
La Marquesa le miraba tenor Roger 10 comprend6
sentandose al lado de ella, le do con voz carihosa
Olvdad todo ESQ; desterrad para siempre la c6ea de
yusstro coraz6n Que vuelvs habla de vuesro bo
nj de mue 81 fueron culpables Dos ha perdonao
certamente va pertenecen Pero no ese nho
del cual habas hablado niho ;que ha sdo
de el2
Fuf cruel ell contest6 la marquesa con sorda yoz
Me rependes mi orgulo! Pero sabes tan bien como 70
que todos lo membros de es fama versderamente use
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-06
Yo, Antonio Tellez, declare que es eierto
10 que sc dice en- este escrito."
(Fumado) ANTONIO TELLEZ.
(Testigo) j. Z. CulQtayua

Las pfldoras rosadas del doctor Williams,
son las mas populares en- todos los paiaes oonde
han siio introducidas. Purifcan enriquecen
Ia sangre, restabecen los nervios y curan la
PARALYSIS parcial, bale de San Vito neuralg gia
reumss, nerviosidad, dolor de cabeza nervioso
palptaci6n del corazon, ancmia y palidez,
frialdad de msnos pies, irregularidades en-
las funciones mensuales de las mujeres y la de
bilidad en- ambos sexos.
Son inmejorables para las intermediates de
los hombres causadas por indiscreciones de la
juventud, exceso de trabajo estudio, etc.
Hay muy pocas boticas donde no Sc vendan
las pfldoras rosadas del doctor Williams.
Cualquier persona que tenga difcultad en-
adquirirlss debe dirigrse la casa doctor Wi
lliams Medicine Co., de Schenectady. N. y,
Estados Unidos, sera avisado donde comprar.
las. La misma casa cuenta con un departa.
mento m6dico para atender grotuitdmente & las
consultas de los paoientes donde quiera que Sc
encuentren.