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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-18
SON ESTOS SUS SINTOhAS ;?

prcdilecci6n nj onanismo, en.is,ones de dfs de
noche, drrrames oil estar en- pr1senoia dc una
persona del soxOs OpuestO al entretener ideas
iIscivas; granOs, cOntracciOnes de los muscul0s
tque son precursOres 10 la Eptleps1a); pensa-
niientos y su, nos vouptuosos sofocaci0nes'
tendeI4AS q dormitar dOrlnlr, bensac10n dc en-
hrutecmiento, p6rtiidA de Ia voluntad, falta dc
enorgia, imposibililad de concentrar las Ideas,
dolores en- les pernas Y ell los mdsculos, sensacl0n
de tristeza de salientOs inquietud falta de
M moris, indecisi6n, melancolia cansancio des
puts decaaquier eSfue, 70 pequeno manchas no
tautes ante ia vista, debilidad despu6s del acto
de una p6rdi' involuntarla; deITame 81 nscer
esfnelzos en la silla ruido silbido en- los oidos
timldez, manOs pies pegajosos fIios tenor ns
algdn pcgro inminente de muerte infortunio,
mpotenca parcisl 8 total, derrame premature
tardin, perdida dismtLucion 5e los desoos. de-
caimiento dc la sen,ibilidnf "Tganos eaidos
d6bil"s, Dyspepsia etc, oss -Elnos dc esos
hombro que d,'he recr ar tus Sp ervadas fuerza.
whales, Q vendla "A iesa CO aguna fatal
enfermedad.
de alguno de l,G siutCmas arriba enumeIRdOs,
QUE OBSERV VEN BIEN ESTE AVISO.
C0mnnicandose con nuestIa Companla de medtcoB
eSpeciallstas que han tehido veinte amos dc ex-
peIiencia traiando intermediates de los nerviosy
del si,tcma sexual, quicncs pueden garantzar
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E1vienos una TT aCi01 Cumpleta de su caso
daninnns tolO su HUnbre y direction, tdad, Ucu.
paci6n 81 es casa,'o toIiero, cuAles dc los sin.
tomas nOmbrados Sc 10 han manifestado I'd, y
81 I'd, ha uSadO algun tratamient0 para gonore ca,
estrechez Stills alguna otra enfermedad ca.
Nuestra junia de medicus diagnosticara ense-
guidA embellishments su casO tgIatis), inform
ara I'd. de 10 quo le cnesta un trRtamiento dc
treiHtl dias en- el que se efectuara una curac6n
laticai, )" lerestablecrraa I'd. gu mpeta salud,y
volvria I'd Ser un honbre vignroso. 81 I'd noe
remlte cnCO prsos en billtt's de su pals q giro
postal como garantia de buena II, ie envar6mos
ensegui "a las medlcinns rrqucriias por correo
certltCado, tan pTOnt1 como huestra jnnta de
n6dicos haya decidido el complete tratalnentoA 4
que I'd dUOe someterse
aNPANIA ESPEOIALISTA del E0RTR
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-18
HoMBRES DEB|LES
RECOBRAD VUES1RO VlGOR
LA DEMORA ES PELIGROSA.

Parece one ell Creador ha ordenado que des1ues
ie la sangre el tuido vital seminal sea 10 sup.
staucia mas preci0sa Ell ei "uerpo del homDre,
alguna p6rdida contranatufal de el producira
siempre iesultadOs desastrOsos.
Mnchos hombies han mnerto de enfermedanes
corr itutes tales como las del cOrazon, del Mgado,
is los IiIones Intermediates pulmonares, etc,
Imr hab.r permitido q su yialidad gsstarse, e1.
pouiendose asi ser faciles victimas de estaa
medicina4, tomatlas tempo. habrian impedido
estas debilitantes p6rdidas, asi preservando sn
vitalidad para resistlr los ataques de esas pel'
grpsas euirimedadee.
Muchos hombres han llegado lenta. . 40 sogura-
mente, d un estado de demencia tncuraS.e causa
de cstAs perddas, sin saber ls verda0ara causa
al n A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-18
HOTEL INGlATESRA
DE
Lopez v. Fernandez

CoMERoIo y MARINA 2y3
Junto la parada d. tranvfa electrico.
Habitaciones fr4scas con vista 4
la Gale. Exactitni pu1tlalidad en
ell servicio.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-02
A SHARP REBOUND
IN GRAIN PRICES
Wheat First Loses an
Even Cent.
NET GAIN ABOVE THAT
The Stock Market is Relieved From
Urgent Pressure to Realize and
Shows Evidence OF Revived
Strength. Attempts TO Lift
Prices Fail.
(By the Assoclated Press

New York March 1.-The cotton
market continued quiet, but showed a
generally steady tone. the main fea-
ture being the conyerging of demand
on the May option which at times dur
ing the trading showed a premium
of about five points over July. thus
reversing the recent order of affairs.
The opening was steady at an adj
vance of 3 TO ) points on covering and
buying by spot houses a part of
which may have been promoted by
the steadiness of Liverpool, which re-
ported an advance at the hour of the
local opening of about 6 to points
when due TO come 4 TO points high
CT. There was quite furry of Gov
Cring at the start and prices shortly
after tho call sold about 6 to 3 points
net higher. The estimates for to-
morrow's receipts were large, how
ever. New Orleans sent selling orders
I'm spite of Southern advices, claiming
continued firmness among interior
holders and the market during the
middle of the morning sagged off TO
nearly the closing prices of the previ-
GUS day. There was a persistent de-
mand from spot houses that seemed to
be mainly for the MAY option and
this eventually rallied the market with
rumors circulating as to the possibili-
~ Of a squeeze of May shorts. which
was based apparently on the theory
that exporters and spot people gen.
orally had had their commitments eX-
tended to that month and were to be
called upon to deliver an immense
amount of cotton which, under pres
cnt conditions they could hardly OBJ
tain in the South. Bear sentiment
was unsettled by the report that the
lower Wal. Street bear leader had
advised covering by May shorts pre-
dieting that that month would sell
far above July. At any rate the
market in the afternoon was about Ia
points higher on May with later po
sitiOns 6 to points net higher. The
close was little down from the best
under realizing With prices unchanged
to IA points higher, the advances be-
ing on near months. Sales of futures
estimated at 100000 bales.
Receipts of cotton today 20,1d9
bales. against 1853 last week and
tJ.403 last year. For the week (es-
timated) 10000 bales. against 112,-
542 last week and 743,3S9 last year.
Tcday's receipts at New Orleans 3,247
bales, against $3.50 last year. and at
Houston 11.2SS bales, against 2,313
last year.
New York. Mar. l-Cotton spot quiet
ID points higher. middling uplands ITO,
middling gulf, 90, sales ) 100 Futures OF ened
and SOScQ Steady.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-02
New Orleans, Mar. /, Cotton future
TA9nYEns.

Liverpool, MIR. |, p. m.-Cotton spot
good demand prices =. points higher
- american midding far, III, good mdding,
4z6, middling III low mtddllng l.0a good
ordinary. 3.ss, ordinary -. The sales of the
Gay 20 20 bales of which 100 were for specu
latiou and export and included $500 Ameri-
eRH. Receipts 49,. bales, .... American
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-02
Omen High Low Close
Sew Orleans COTTON.

New Orleans, March 1.-Spot cot
ton continues active and firm. Sales
$500 bales. including $500 to arrive;
delivered on contracts 200. Quotations
unchanged.
Futures opened steady and ] to )
points higher than last evening 5
close. being influenced by the i'm
prOvement at Liverpool and strength
and activity at Manchester. Estimated
receipts at all ports 1000. against
1855 last year. Stocks at thirteen
interior towns 424.621. against 426.0fS
last week. 1t is reported that eastern
mills are buying cotton at Shreveport
and vicinity. In the trading May open
cd points up at 7z3. sold down TO
7l9 and finally advanced to 7.2S. The
market closed steady and 5 to points
net above yesterdays finals.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-02

Emitted states rs counin advanced
is, the IS IA and the new As IL
percent on call
Total sales of stocks were 100000
shares. including Atchison 800: At
lantic Coast Line $4,000; Baltimore
and Ohio 40,100; Canadian Pacific
$500: Chicago Great Western $500;
st. Paul 21,S00; Erie 114.400; Erie,
first referred, 1880: Erie. second pre-
ferred, 11.400: Louisville and Nashville
1920: Mexican Central 10000; Mis-
souri, Pacific $500; New York Central
44,600: Ontario and Western 1900;
Norfolk and Western LOO; Pennsyl-
vania II 400; Reading 4S900: Rock
Island IA 500: Southern Pacific 400;
Southern Railway 34,400; Southern
Railway, preferred. 200: Union Pa
cific 141,500; Copper 1880; Ameri-
can Cotton Oil 100: American Loco
motive $500; Smelling 1920; Sugar
"A. 900: Tobacco 500; Brooklyn Transit
IS. 100; Consolidated Gas 90: Peoples
Gas 10000; Tennessee Coal 1920:
United States Steel $4,000; United
States Steel preferred, 24.400; Vir-
ginia- Carolina Chemical 1900 Vir-
giria- Carolina Chemical, preferred,
400.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-02
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour was steady; winter pate


Casn quotations were as follows:
Flour was steady; winter patent
slo@aO ssaishs .,r 4saSso0 5a SgIi ~
b passGss COO sS eS wheat No 5sprng ;osai
No. s .a5oiii No. red, l,'k@ll6, corn No. 2
..51a..; No. yellow 4 oats 10. , Si$a@il;y
rye rye No. -Sa77, good feeding barley s!@ So
fsir to choice loaIting 1906. fiax seed No;
seed t No norR per B B5mf @Hh
larl per loon . SOo@."..;., short RIBS sizes
(loosej 6,55e6.7c, dry sailed sholders (boxed)
$500. short clear sides (boxed1 6ao9S.S.%'
tract grade l26J
New York Provisions
New York, Mar 1, Flour easy, winter
pat ents sj.iUt05.65 Minnesota patents 6.0G6.50,
do bakers, $1,000 A. IS. straights 5.lo@5.55
Rye flour steady. fair TO good i.3o9isO
choice TO fancy +.l5O4.50.
Buckwhcat -four steady 20Oa2lO.
Corn meal steady, yellow coarse l25e....~
kiln dried 2.s06310
Rye nonE No. western, 10.
Barley quiet, feeding "a, mailing 55g65'
Wheat firm No. red, ~. May llHR
July .gS september y: z,< ,,,,..
Beef urn, FAMILY iLe0@12.00, packet 1000
alI.G0, city extra india. mess ll.oo9io.Uo'
Cut meats quiet. picked bellies sZ@9.
ickled shoulders ~, picked MANS o4@s'
Lard steady. western steamed III 500, ~;
I PORK Steady, family l4.OO@ll.5o, short clear
l3.756ol625. mess 1915 6Dl3.50
Tallow. firm, (s2 per pkg, AZ @country
Rosin firm, strained common to good
Turpentlne quiet, o3X@ji.
Rice firm, domestic fair To extra 2tsSoH,
Moiasses steady, New Orleans open kettle
Tsof,ea srsot Rio nom No Invoice IA mild
firm cOrdova l0@l3
sugar raw firm. iair refining as centrifu,
"a Ssdn 70 test santectioners gmold
S, A. cut loaf SIS, crushed 6..5. powdered 6l5,
granulated sos. cubes $50.
27@3o. sa5e DAIRY Is 630. western factory 2i@2o
Eggs nlm, state and Penn. nearhv
fancy selected white 36@.... Southern .99;3
''i Cheese ; ,s.e, state. full cream small col
ored fancyiUh l5}4, small white fancy; llsz.
Potatoes steady, Long Island i.e0G2.Uo, STATE
and western 2o9llO, Jersey sweets 20O9 l.o
Peanuts, arm, fancy hand picked o,4@M other
CABBAGE s1 .'saa domestic per Ton, s.9o@:2OJ.
Cotton by steam to Liverpool 10 @l4G-
Cotton seed oil market was irr g
crude T. o. b. mills 49,. prime summer yellow
,6,SG25. of summer yellow nominal, prime
white 80 q, -. prime winter yellow 8ig :.
Baltimore Provisions.
Baltimore, Mar l. Flour dull, winter
patents Ia IS, spring patents 5.s5@o q, extra
AS. ,,,<a
red western Southern by sample 9S9il2.
Corn strong spot, Feb oU}s Dol, new Sontnern
white corn lij4050i4
oats steady, Nc white 35%.
mixed sIL.
Rye ste sdy. No. western SoC9oo. -
Rutter arm fancy imitation 1880, do
creamery 5re.., do ladle z3t@25, store packed,
20d2!.
Eggs ST ady ).
Cheese ARM large aud small 500, me-
dium L., -.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-02
BeltImOye PrOvisiona.
stocks and Bonds.

NV York. March 1.-The stock
market was relieved today from ur-
gent pressure to realize, such as char
9cterized it yesterday and showed
evidence of revived strength. At
tennis 10 lift prices, however, were
constantly frustrated by an outpour-
ing Of selling orders at the high levels
which turned the course OF prices
tlownwards q number of times dur
ing the day after considerable ad-
rances had been effected. There was
n decided falling off also in the buy
ing demand at the higher level indi-
eating that confidence was not fully
re-established in the stability OF the
market. The trading was much quiet
er than for several days past ana
there was a decided shrinkage in the
volume of the days dealings. Inc
demand from the shorts TO cover was
Il considerable factor in rallyln-
prices when the resisting power or
the market was developed.
New York Central was consplcu-
ously affected by this factor. me
recovery was stimulated by several
new points of strength. The most
conspicuous of these was the South
cru group of railroad stocks. which
rose quite easily without any news
announcement in explanation. Ihc
movement in them was commonly at
tributed To ono of the strong spccu-
latiye parties which has been promi-
nent III that group of stocks on preVi-
Gus occasions. AS the day progressed
without the dreaded renewal of pres
sure of speculative liquidation senti-
ment showed q growth of confidence
and the whole tone of tho market
gained in strength. Belated shorts
i ~ "a 70, ,,f h,,xr
I, and the closing WAS strong at the best
of the day and at substantial gains
over last night. Bonds were steady
IntaI eaIns nar. N.lilnl g. d9E nnn
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-02
Gr.in and Provisions.

Chicago. March IA sharp rally in
the price of wheat today followed a
decline of an even cent under yeSter-
DAYS lowest figures. May wheat
closed with net gain of l 3-Sc. July
is uD is to lac. Probabilities of de-
creased primary receipts formed the
principal cause of strength. Corn
and provisions are about unchanged.
oats are up IL to 5-Sc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-02
Dry Goods.

New York. March 1.--An improved
is in evidence in the dry
goods market with greater indcpcnd-
ence on the part of sellers and in
creased desire to secure SPOT de-
livcries on the part of buyers. lGx-
port demand is not as great, but the
influence continues and is likely to
remain a palpable factor for some
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-02

New FORK, Mar p. m.-MoDey on call
arm. 2%@A, low ruling rate, last loan
......... closing ~, offered al ga time loans
steady: 60 days d.; 10 days 3e1, six
,.ontns 3%...., prime Tnerc'tile paper 354d1A
sterling exchange weak, with actual BUSINESS
in bankers bills at $50 50@ISG 80 for demand,
and at iSI.o064Sl Loo for GO dav Sills posted
rates 4.Sjhd J.S8, commercial bills R Itsd "a
bar silver 60, Mexican dollars 4d1a.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-02
Naval Stores.

wilmington, Mar. !. Turpenune steady, o.,
receipts2 casks.
Rosn firm, 2.60 receipts 81 b6ls,
Tar firm, LEO, receipts 2IJ bills.
Crude firm, 23O@2.7U, receipts i5 bbls
Quote x, B., 3 i 2.iS.5O. r $50
F2.65, @ $50, III 1896, 1910, X 39J
NJ 40. n AIS, VIC 30, WV sos.
Savannah, Mar. I-Turpentine steady, e01,yg,
receipts IS sales ~ ex ports l7p.
Rosin--sleady, receipts SO; sales. 1886. CT.
Quote a, BIC. 2.75&.~.. d $500 h. F.
~ !, : ii; F 4 gs = z wa Hs 81 4
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-02

same date last year. 4. hS,o21 bales.
Quotations i'm grades: Strict good
middmg. SIS cents: good middling.
Z IL cents; strict mddling, { 3-S
cents: middling. Ia cents; off grades
Ii ID TO Z cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-02

Salisbury is going to nave q live
mayors election. The candidates are
Mayor Boyden and Mr.. David j.. Gas
kill, two of Salisbury's most popular
CitiZenS
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-02

1t makes woman feel very pi0us
not to pay her fare on the street cars
and put the nickel in the church col
lection plate.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-02
3. a. L.. STOCKS and Bonos.

| Baltimore. Mar. ., 3 A. L.. common I7ss@N
I preferred, 9os4t0.o,.
Bonds--4s........
A. c. l.. common go O.. preferred :.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-02

Rev. G.. A. Jenkins becomes pastor
Of the First Baptist church at States
Vile.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-02

Opening. ii,gnes,. Lowest Closing
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rem follen, nit Der Mirfune, bab ite
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trDitli6, 6aB berielbe @elebrte aus>
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bin, bab faff ale StrafgeieBe perionen
fir ftraflos ertldren, tpel9e bur1 una
tpiberitebli9e getpalt gu einer fonft
ftraf6aren Shat sen0tbist tpurben.
Das fei hierbei Der San, tpdbrenb Der,
ipel9er bic frimineIe Susseftion geses
ben, als Nnftifter unb intelIeftueller
ltrbeber gu betra9ten unb gu beitrafen
fei.
Dieter Nnftifter tonnte naa Heine@
Diaries lleberaeueuns nur ibr Obetin,
@rof @ratien, eetpeien fein. Menn ii1
bds aber ni9t betpeifen lieb, 10 mar
NIT biefer lteber5eusuns nod nidts ges
tpDnnen, unb tpenn iie jenen 8efpeis
ni9t 5u erbrinsen berrnp9te, bann
blieb bas an ibrer W1utter begangene
@erbre9en na4 tpie bor ungefiibnt.
gs mubte aber bod eine Wl0sli1feit
seben, biefen 8eipeis gu fiibren, unb iie
griibelte imnlerfort bariibsr, ipie bas gu
betperfftelligen fein tDnnte.
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ME oer
gatt MntDntp u xlramias
25af, Sahm,
i'm (gartensDiitrift bes 5toates. @e,
lnnobeit uno &lirna uniibertrpHen.
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borgenen Gelien Der S6tpinbfu6t,
2ungenentsiinbung etc. beriibrt, 10 feib
Sbr perlOren, ipenn Sbr nift in Or.
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beiier, als i6 Or. Sings geeue @nt>
bedung gebrau6te. 9ie erite 9oiis
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mid. gu baben bel s. &alteDer &
Sobn (G. s. s. @9mitt) unb Mbolpb
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