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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-22
special Notice.

II he who cause, 1.-TWO blades Of Grass to
grow whcr" only one grew before" might b,
called n public bcnrlaclor. how much NOR,
should be he hailed bCnclIrtOr Of the human
race who brings back the bloom of health t.
lhr"h human face Divine" and renew, our lca,C
O! lite, when, TO all outward seeming, even
hope has Ned. Truly, the conscientious ply.
stefan has noble calling and great j. hi, ~.
ward in the gratitude Of all generous heart,
who have been relieved by hi, mini>tro,ion>
Or. Iho-. A. Hurley, Slr>lplrill and Pot ssh
Worm Candy, Bitirrs. and Aguc Tonic. now
brings him in rich ar-osys Of wealth, and will
bring hun po,thumuu- fame.
May l.. 49,, lm-42l
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rniursim,, aOii. Nn,cmher. -.
Nts','Is'a:.

HAVING ADMITTED ! PARTNER IN
my business, the name of the Firm will
hr Williams y Co.. TO whom would recon-
mend all my old friends aud customers for
good h'rSnins, jim WILLIAMS.
Cdntrcll, y Roads. Oct. ~, 1872.
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ALL persons indebted to me by Note or
Account. will please come forward and set.
'l' the same. ~ my old business mu,t Ia.
closed up and further indulgence canpot be
gwen ,--. JIM WILLIAMS.
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Notice..

Come one and aIl to the New store and buy
your Goods. We ,y,l cheap for Cash or Coun
try Produce. FNlMEH y co.,
Old Boyd stand, west side Of the square
Athens, Nov. II, ISL.
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TnE horse maady is at Mcmphis-in mil,
form.
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En-i Tennessee. Siraini:l AZ Gcor.
.i.i Railroad,

Cruichiicli'S majority, 1909.
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'lIac 'l'.a.TG District.

The following is the vote for Congress in thi,
District:
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80 the Publ" Gicnrrnily.

Go to Chn>. +. Kcith's to buy your Ready
Made Clothing.
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Athens 2ast.
New Advertisements.

.thens, Friday November 20, 1872
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RIO Won Hse.irc 10 EPro>npr.

Buy your Goods from Rohcson ~ Nixon.
They pay cash for their Goods, and are sati,
tied with small profits.
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WINTER commenced last Thursday, and at
this writing the weather., cold and clear
famine.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-07

called, which has opposed the republicans in the
late canvass has none Of the elements of perma-
nenee. 1t has no distinctive principles; its rally
Ing cries were dishonesty assumed, being de-
rived from instrumentation, aud the character
and acts of its leaders proving their insin
cerity. II was a confederaey of men
with unpopular principles and men with
no principles at all, agreeing to mite for
special and temporary purpose, and to fight
under banner to which they have no right, and
leader whom they neither honored nor trusted.
They have been defeated as they deserved and
ought to have expected, and now what is left to
hold them together2 The cohesive power of
pnblie plumber, which might have served that
purpose indfferently well in the event of sue.
cess, is denied them. Even before the final en-
gagcment they had begun to quarrel among
themselves, and their mutual discomfort and
distrust no doubt made their rout more com.
plete.
The Courier.Journal, while intending to make
sketch which should be ludicrously far from
the truth, has unwittIngly drawn faithful pic
ture. 1t is a severe but not inapt comparison to
liken the Greeley party to "pack of tramps
who have strutted out little farce-a company
of lying mountebacks who have been using
Horace Greeley as mere iack-in-the-box, mean
ing nothing the while" and the subsequent be-
hayior which it is reasonable to expect of
such performers, is pretty sure to follow;
the defeat of the enterprise will be the "sig-
nal for dispersement, the disgrace of all
who do not fly and change their gar
ments" That the democratic party is demon
allied and Inundated, if not killed, must be ap-
parent to every competent observer. Its leaders
have done extremely unpleasant and disgracefu
things for the sake of success and have failed
more signally than if they had not been false to
their principles and their history The "liber-
ais" were Insignificant in numbers and had not
character enough 10 ego round" even among so
few. Their detection has lost all the importance
it ever seemed to have. The result is that for
the present there will be no organized party of
| opposition. This is not atogethera cause of re-
| ioicing. A strong, watchiul and honest oppo-
| sition is good thing in itself, and an element
of strength in any government. If we were in
| danger of being permanently without it that
would be source of apprehension; but there is
| not much fear of it; an opposition not lacking
numbers, ability or character enough to be SER
viceable, is sure to develope itself before long,
| and possibly to prevail in the course of this or
the next presidential term. This time let us
| hope, as we may, not unreasonably, that it will
| not retain tine name Or the character of the old
democratic party or be founded on the princi-
pies which have been fatal to that. In the mean
| time, candid criticism of the administration or
the republican party and honest opposition to
its measures is never out of place from within
or witho ut the party.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-07

1t will be observed that, while the number of
contributors has scarcely varied, by remarka
BILE coincidence being precisely the same III 1870
and 1872, the aggregate OF articles upon eXhibi-
ton has nearly doubled, Much Of this increase
Is doubtless due to the enlargement of our facil.
tiles for display. The purchase of new bottles
and Of stands for their reception induced for-
surod that they would no longer be compelled
TO return home with their collections unopened
for lack of space. The engagement of Wash
burn Hall convinced the growers Of vegetables
that the Thanksgiving squash need not again be
hidden behind the bushei (basket) in which IL
was conveyed, If not contained. But more than
all else, 10 that benefcent Providence which re
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-07

For many years past the devastation Of early
oegetd6tes, as well as Of summer aud autumn
JrWfs, by the teathered pets of legislation, has
been a source of lnsufIerable annoyance and loss
to many members Of the society. My predeces.
scr, IN his Annual Report, stated that he had
addressed petition TO the General Court. in nc.
cordqnce with the instructions Of your trustees,
praying permission Of a remedy for such iDiu.
ries; aud adding that the petition quietly slum-
bcred In the custody Of the Joint Committee on
Agriculture. This statement was not literally
exact, inasmuch as that Committee without
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DATHBE MARkAHT9s

per cent. Sterling quiet and steady at 1857 a 1854
God opened weak and declined TO IllH advanced to
ll2%, on the decline of American securities In London
and unauhentieated rumor advance in The rate
discount OF the Bank OF England closing ll.4 l2N
Cash gold was comparatively easy, and AMER being worth
as high as per cent Tor use decned per cent for
carrying. Clearings St7O00U00. Treasury dlsburse-
mcnts S25O,UO0 Governments declined n on the iall
in London but closed irmer, The advance gold more
than neutrazng the London decline The treasury re-
ccpted only S4S 0J0 ont of bids Of over million at
Ill 81 100 a Ill 81 100 State bonds rmer but dull The
stock market was irregular on limited business; early
in the day prices fell a. per cent Wablsh falling
from 1871 to RS Pacific Mail from S4E to $50, Nort-
western common from S3A TO S2E, ant Western Union
from 1914 TO I9h After meridian the market improved
and the decline in most shares recovered In the
afternoon the market heavy vague rumOrs from
London and prices declined o. IL per cent, chiefly in
Pacific Mail. Northwestern 0hios, Erie, Western Uon
Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana Central and Union
Pacific; closed dull ana steady
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1884 1924 1919 S94 97S 973
6; B. Blake, H; G. skinner, and J. c. Scott, re-
publicans, elected.
There v ere los votes in Uxbridge, II in Mil
ford, in Mendon, and 100 in Blackstone cast
forJ. Needham, who is set down in the returns
irregular or boiling republican candidate" He
seems 10 have been run chiefly against Scott.
Total for Needham 3O7.
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NEW YORK Nov 8.--Cotton NC lower, and In mod.
crate demand sales 2i4l bales; middng uplnnds HIKE
Flour qule and Unchanged sales $3.50 bbs state So
% SIS; Ohio S7l0 q $500; estern s8f00 Sli sou-
lower, sales 1900 bush No spring SLAB " l55; 80
do Sl,5D % lgl winter red western Si9O q l,G3; white
moderate export nenand sales ll2,OOJ bush steamer
mixed western "a % H1c; sail do 90 q G5hc Oats
mixed n g iSic. Beef dull Pork active and annct ,
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Worcester County Senators aud Repre-
scniafI Hes-G, nrrecfinns.

We repeat below some of our tables of the
vote for senators and representatives, in this
county, with additions and corrections. We
still lack the vote of Phipston, and desire very
much to get a careful revision of this part of the
vote of Northboro and Southboro.
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$4,000 Hartford and Erie Railroad 1s.,....., Al q
81 900 Union Pacific railroad 6s..... ...,,.,. Nj.
$50 Rutland railroad scrip. ..........,..g iS5oj
$4,000 Boston city IS, 1850, cur. .......,. 09J9Qa
$4,000 Lowell city Is, 1890, az {.
900 Chicago city Is, werage............... al
5000 Atcnson' Topeka and santa Fe Is, gold....T7
$4,000 land grant Ia ~, d,
81 900 Central railroad, Ia, % IS. 1901 gold a1S
81 0aO Kalamazoo and south Hayen Il Il Is 1859 i06
$500 50 Rutland railroad 1924
$4,000 Massachusetts, state 5s, 9s(I9Ss
tHVOu maine state % .Ol = 0lg9h
S,5UO Belfast City rs 100
$1,000 Chicago city Is. AZ
81 900 Cook County Qll) IA, 1885 .....,,........g7
81 900 Eastern railroad U.s. 1882 zoos
$500 Vermont Central Il LIST 7s....,...,..,,.,b75
$4,000 Gin Sandusky and Cleye. X II Is, l6S7...S al
So 400 South shore railroad IS, 1880 ..,.........gf
70 Conn. a. Passumpsic River RR.a..,...,. s9glG7g1
80 Phil VII. baltimore railroad, ,... i6l5Bs
~ Eastern railroad. iO5
10 ogdcnsburg q Lake Uhamplain X, pref...,.. 100
10 Vermont and Canada railroad .,... ,.,,,... I3d
Boston and Providence railroad. ....,.. .l6I
Fitchburg railroad Z
Ogdensburg a. Lake Champlain R,.......,....W
200 Gin Sandusky and Cleveland R..,,...,,,,...l9it
II northern railroad h0ullbA
IS Norwich and Worcester railroad. lA@l24N
Rutland rarOad, pref. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, BIZ
20 Boston and Albany railroad. .....,. ..,ltfA@4S
20 Conn. and Pass. River railroad pref .....,....sgE
80 Michigan Central railroad .......,..,,...ll50Jll5H
5 Portsmouth. Great Falls a Conway X R.....,. M
10 Boston and Maine railroad, ex-div.u...,... l3l K
II Bates Manufacturing Co.........,,,,, lOGA6l07S
Is Great Falls manufacturing company l2l7ilitl
Lowell Manufacturing Company. .....,....... e36
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United States Currency 6s.,..,..........,,. ll44
western mon Telegraph company ......,.... 1875
Pacific Mail steamship company. ........... gI5s
n. Y. Central Hudson RIVER Consolidated g5ss
Eric railroad.
40 preferred ''''....................,.H
do preferred. .,,,.,.,.' ,'''''ii553
Michigan Central railroad. ...,........... ..ll45s
Panama railroad. .........,........
Inon iacluc Ealltoau slock. ....,,s...t.,..,+ 3eN
Lake Shore IL Michigan Southern R....,. 027i
Illinois Central railroad. .,.,...............Ig0
Cleveland and Pitsburg railroad .............sgk
Chicago and Northwestern railroad ........s42s
Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati railroad. 81
New Jersey Central railroad. .....,.........lU lux
Chicago and Rock Island railroad. ...........llUH
Milwaukee and ST. Paul railroad. ......,. %. .564
Toledo and wabash railroad ..,....'.'...,.....'i3a
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad. ,.......,.9l
Alton and Terre Hauto railroad ;.',...",....ll5
do do preferred. .,,...,....Ag
Chicago and Alton railroad; .'........"..."ig
do preferred. .............,...ll4
Ohio and Mississippi railroad. .........,... az
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western k..... % =
Hartford and Erie railroad. ....,.,..- 81
Columbus. Cincinnati ~ Ind. Central ...,3i$s
Burlington and Quincy railroad. ...........l32
Hannibal and st Joseph II Il ................. S3H
Central Pacific gold bOnds........,...,..,... 99S
Union Pacific skies. '.''''''''-'''''...sS
do land grants, ,.............,.,.,TiA
do incomes. ......s..sst,...,4.....Gi 4
Tennessee state ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Virginia state ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
do neW...s'....,
Missouri state hs..','.s'.'.ss..,... ..,,..,..g2E
Louisiana state Us
do heW'''..... ........,,......iS
Alabama slalt os''''''fs
40 o''''''''' '''''....,,,s.......b1
Georgia state es'''''' '''''s'.''.'ss ...,......W
40 s.'''''''''''''s...s,...,,.
Nofth Calolliia
40 IL, o. INV 'ss''ssssss.''..,,......2l
south Cioih" 49, 'st'ss......,.,,.,s..,5
w N"''''''''ss's.'...
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Pretty styles in Bonnets and Hats at Roche's
Large stock of new goods. 1888 Main street, old NO
80.
MEDICINES FOR THE HORSE DIsEAsE.-Centaw
and other tinimentS, Tinct Aconite, Tinct. Ginger
Gum AssaGtida, Chloride of Lime, Copperas, and
other remedies for relieving and preventing the
prevailing horse disease, and sold by james Green
& Co.. apothecaries 221 Main street.
THE HORSE DISEASE, now prevailing, can be very
much alleyiated by using the Condition PoWders
prepared by for the past forty years. Fifty cents
for pound box. James Green & Co., apothecaries,
221 Main street
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FIFTH WORCESTER DISTRICT.
REPRESENTATIVES,.

Geo. A. Torrey, republican, elected.
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Successful Candidates in Massachusetts.
The officers chosen are all republicans unless 9TH
erwise indicated. A star indicates a reelection.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
At LaTge-E. LOCKWOOD HoAR of Concord
" -JOHN NJ. FORBES of Milton.
District 1-WILLIAM T. DAVIS OF Plymouth.
=" 2-HARRIsON TWEED OF Taunton.
" 3-ALvAN SIIoNDs Of Boston.
" 4-EDwARD Ii. DUNN OF Boston.
" 5-AMOs +. BREED of Lynn.
" 6-LUTHER DAY of Haverhll.
1-JoHN C. HoADLEY of Lawrence.
S-AARoN q. MAYHEM OF Milford.
u" 9-STEPHEN SALISBURY of Worcester
10-LEvI SToCKBRIDGE of Amherst.
- l-HENRY ALEXANDER, JR., Springfield.
REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS-
District FLAMES BUFFlNToN of Fall River
2-BENJANIN w HARRIS of E Bridgewater
" 3-WM Writing of Boston.
" 4-SAMUEL HOOPER of Boston,
5-nANIEL w GOOCH of MelrOse.
6-BENJAMIN L BUTLER of Gloucester.
" G-E ROSEWOOD HoAR of Concord.
7-(Oldl EsTY of Framingham.
S-JoHN NJ S WILLIAMS of Cambridge
" 9-GBORGE Il HoAR of Worcester
" l0-ALVAH CRoCKER of Fitchburg.
" u-HENRY L DAWES of Greenfield.
STATE OFFICERS.
GOYernor-WM b WAsHBuBN& of Greenfield
Lieut. GOYernor-THoMAs TALBOT OF Bierca.
Sec of State-OLIVER WARMER of Northampton
Attorney General-CHAs TRAIN# of Boston.g
Auditor-CHATLEs ENDIcoTT of Canton
Ireasurer-CHARLEs ADAMS, JR.s of n Brooktield.
EXECUTIVE COUNCILLORS.
District 1-ALFRED MAcY,* Nantucket
2-SETH TURNER, Randolph
3-MILo HILDRETH,s Northboro.
4-RUFUs 5. FROST, Chelsea.
5-DANIEL IL. STICKNEY, Groyeland.
6-JoNATHAN B. WINN,* WOburn,
7-GEoBGE WHITNEY, RoyalstOn.
S-EDwIN CHAsE,@ HoyOke.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-15
P R 0 T E s T A

Los que suscriben sc adhieren 4 la
protesta publicada en- ell BoLETIN
MERCANTIL del 10 de noviembre, con-
ira las calumniosas frases vertidas ell
ell Congreso por ell diputado Sr. San
roma.
Observation-Disclosures Soler, abogado pro-
pletaslO; francisco Mandry Gomez, hacendadO;
Manuel V. Llzardl, empleadO ceSante; Julian
Cruellas, ayudante INFERNO de Obras pubhcas
del 6c y 70 DepartamentO; Jose Gonzalez CO.
merclante; Martin Burset hacendauO; Salvador
FulladOsa, aoogad0; Domingo Quingana, hacen-
dadO; Ramon POu, cOmercianto y hacendadO;
Narclso Soer, cOmerciante y hacendado; Jose
FOnOlldaS, cOmerciante; LeOpOdO Gonzalez,
comerciante; Manuel Argiieso cOmerciar te V
hacendado; Tomas Carrera, procurad0r; l.. Frias
cOmerclante; Juan NepOmucenO GuZ nan, ha-
cendadO; Jose Antonio Guzman, hacendadO
Domingo OmS, cOmerclante; Il. ROcafOrt, ha-
cendadO; Antonio Carbon, hacendadO; z. Fer
rer, Dependence; Ramon Viqueira, dependien-
te; GulllermO Sanchez, practiCante; Domingo
Rodriguez dependiente; Juan COrDera TIalIa,
Dependence; EliSardO ParedeS, dependiente;
Eul0giO ROcafOrt, banquerO y cOmerciante; Jo-
Sc NJ. Sierra, propletarlO comerciante; Jose
Garcia Pertlerra, cOmerclante; Jose Rodriguez,
comerciante; GenerOsO Morales, dependencies;
ruegO de Julian Vinas, Ramon Viqueira; Jose
r. CascabOro, dependiente; Juan Bertran, de-
pendlente; A. Oms, dependlente; Antonio Subj
UOpoAuIouUO1 OOnAIuSO L pIOpI0Ud-
rio Industrial; r. ParatchA Pou, dependien-
te de comercio; Jose Morera, abogad0; Angel
Santisteban, industrial; Antonio Arroyo, Co
merc1ante; Manuel G. Santil, repa1ador de Te-
legrafos por Manuel Rosa Pirela cigarrero,
Guillermo Sanchez; pOr Juan ROsa cigarrero,
Antonio Noya; f. Usera, dependients; CUTLER
mo Bibiloni, conftero; Vicente Alfonso, conner
| ciante; f. Fuentlabrada, cOmerciante; LeandrO
Fernandez, comerciante; Salvador Fulladosa y
Banjo, comerciante y propietario; Juan Pala-
clio, Telegrafsta 10; Julian Cordova; Jose G..
Ruiz, Administer ldor de Correos Antonio Noya,
cOmerciante; Francisco Rodriguez, cOmercian-
te; Jose Lopez, dependiente; Antonio Gonzalez
comerSeiante S Julian Julian; Hernandez, depsn!d5iiente
Sanchez; Jose Sanjurjo, telegrafsta; Manuel
Hernandez. Dependence; Andres Hernandez
panadero, Lucas BrauliO Borges, propietario (
industrial; s. Poupart, comerciante; Ramon
Mandry Gomez, hacendadO; Vicente Coma
lez, cOmerciantey propietariO; Manuel Herman
dez, propietario J. Gamuere, propietario; Girls
t6bal Hernandez; contitero; pOr Sandalio Colon
cigarrero, Guillermo Sanchez; Antonio Herman
dez, panadero; Jose Martinez, panadero; Gerar
do Sal, dependiente; EstanislaO jose, sars gen
to 1: retirado, Juan Hernandez y Gonzalez
prOpietariO.
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liendo derrotado por un voto Ell candidate
de la aristocracia reformista por ell de Ia
democracia idem.
En- Guayama obtuvo ell Sr. Garcia Mo-
reno 255 votos contra liz que alcanzo el
Sr. Cabrera.
De modo que en- cuatro de los doce
distritos en- que hubo elecciones, los ultra
reformistas Sc dividieron, obedeciendo
unos sus jefes naturales y hacienda otros
la guerra los candidates del partido.
ST desapareciera e5 enemigo con''s" Sc
rian tantos los bandos en- que Sc dividi-
ilan las huestes reformistas, como ambi-
clones hay en- sus flas y Sc harlan cor
dialmente la guerra de exterminio m1tuo
que Sc ha visto en- todos los paises analo-
gos este despues que legaron d la Ver-
dddeY0 k6ert0d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-15
GACETILLA.

E1 peridjlicO "decente'' habla de un
hombre de conducta intachable que hizo
cesar no sabemos que amenazas de la es-
pada de Damocles. SQue quiere decir Ell
Auevo adalid con esto7
No 10 entendemos. Pero por 81 acaso
quisiere indicar que hubo alguien que con
su e'seygla haya detenido nuestra pluma,
bueno es que quede consignado que es fall
so; y 81 alguno ha dicho cosa en- contrario
al neo-radical peri6dico, ese alguno hs
mentido.
STA Espana Radical ha agotado su
primera edicion. Los alcaldes que por re.
comendaciones muy atendibles estan ha.
ci6ndo'e Ia suscricion forzosa, han degrade
colocar ciertos nf1meros de compromise
Aconaejamos las aaaqiaistrac del nuete
cOlega que c0brs IN aao Por adelantado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-15
REMITIDOS.
LAvIRGEN della PRONDENCGA

Los habitantes de nuestra Ciudad, ven
hAcia los 1ltimos dias de este mes de di-
ciembrs en- la Santa Cathedral, un cuadro
de religion, que consuela con celestial es
peranza nuestros pobres corazones. Els
la fiesta de Nuestra. Sonora de la Provi-
dencia.-Una imagen encantadora de la
Madre de dos, que hace veinte y dos
amos, ia derramando sobre los corazones
puerto riqaenos, el cousuelo de su provi
dencia de amor; porque ese tempo hace,
que ell quito de esta imagen fue estable-
cido en- la Ciudad, y desde el primer dia,
nj uno solo, Sc ha desmentido en- ella, la
f9 de sus moradores esta veneranda vir.
gen.-Ella es aclamada todos los domin
gos del ano, providercia de nuestro pue,
bio, en- trisagio fervoroso que LENA de
| adoradores su capilla.
Ella, parece, sobre I'm altar de rosas,
ell talisman de las almas que entran en- Ia
Cathedral, pues nj una sale, sin postrarse
en- 81, pedirle antes, su dulce bendiclon.
Las familias cristianas de la Capital Ia
Isla, la poseen en- sus habitaciones, tras-
ladada en- copias 6eles al papel, no hay
nj en- la Ciudad, nj en- Ia Isla, un devote
de Nuestra Seflora, que no invoque 81
providencia para todas sus necesidades, y
este nombre es va un sfmbolo del amor
& MARIA, en- la piadosa Puerto Rico.
! Por es9, Sc We en- los dltimos dias dc
>,t~ ;. '.;~ que engalan a porfia 50 queridc
hs'al' .a9 almaa De muchaa de sus b jsi