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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-24
Doll, Warden Among the Little Folks.

1t was done IN an instant. on see
Mary Jane Smiths mamma was clear
ing house, and Lulu Bunnell's mamma
took the Bi-ar. That accounted for it,.
Well how did il happen? Why Mary
Jane Smiths mammals housemaid was
taking down the chntz curtains, and
lust as she let one Of them fall TO the
floor she saw through the window the
groCer's man, who was a cousin of hers,
going through the front area-gate. So
down the ladder she scrambled, and out
of the room she ran before any one
could say Jack Robinson" though, to
be sure, nobody wanted to say it Just
then. Well, as Mary Jane Smith lifted
an end of the curtain from the floor TO
admire its lovely peacocks and splendid
. sunfOwers, who should come running
in to see her but Lulu Bunnell, whose
mother lived next door and took the
Ba-arl
sob OH oh I" cried Lulu wildly, as
soon as she saw what Mary Jane held.
ooh oh Put it on mel"
Why, Lulu Bunnell, what do you
mean?" exclaimed Mary Jane in great
establishment.
"Why, put it on me. That's what |
mean. Oh its lovely Get some pins,
quick. And obi I've sister Helen 5
six-buttoned party gloves right here in
my pocket. She gave them to me this
morning, cause they're mussed And
oh look at that brush | declare if
can't have lovely feathers TO stick in
my hat! Why, I'll be all the rage.
Where's the pins? Big ones ~
Poor Mary Jane She was so puzzled
she could scarcely move, but she
mana ed to cross the room TO where
lay paper Of pins on the table.
"Good = cried Lulu in great excite
ment while Mary Jane prepared to obey
orders as we'll as she could Now pin
me up Oh isn't it too lovely. Don't
be 50 dumb Don't you know what |
want? Here, hold it up to my back
Now pin it Lift it up Catch it up this
way Pin it herel Sling it over here
Now pin here Lovely Hoist it So
Now pin up this bunch Here III
do it Now for the gloves Hi but
they're beauties only too big. Give us q
feather or twol 'Twon't hurt the brush
Oh no, not bitl Let's have it. Here
take it up more-no, no, not therein
the skirt! Can't help the dragging
Oh splendidl Now stand Oft, and tel
me if I'm all right"
Mary Jane did "stand oil, and take
an observation. Folding her arms anc
turning her head this way and that, she
exclaimed
"Oh! don't you look stylish Yor
look like queen. It's perfectly el-e
CANT You look like a fancy dTes.
exactly What country is it?'
Why, Mary Jane, don't-you-
know about it It's Dolly Warden
Dear me don't | wish could just go &
all day. Wish | was big enough tC
dress up stylish. Don't your Mary
Jane didn't answer, for just then thC
housemaid came in.
Well, l never" she exclaimed
throwing up her hands.
And she hadn't ever.
But before the summer is over YOU
Just see if the housemaid hasn't Sun
day dress something like Lulu Bun
nells Dolly Varden.-Hcarth and Home
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-24

The Rev. Warren Applebee, of Graf.
ton, n. H., recently attached twenty.
five hens and three turkeys belonging
to j. G.. Whitcomb, of that town, to re.
cover the so subscribed for the support
of a minister. The case was decided
for Applebee, but an appeal was taken.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-24

The gold leaf used for decorating the
interior of an ordinary sleeping coach
costs 5000.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17
surely IT Ne WeW1tf Be Happy wf,
Ruat AiInde}ur OsSh Business-

The Osegts,sOa and Stofesnasn seem
pepy much exercised over few remarks
we made on "Wednesday evening OF last
week, before the Greeley Club at Salem.
Both meanly and studlously avoid in
forming their readers Of he position ta>
ken, or that we proved TO the satisfac-
tion Of every unprejudiced man and
woman present that Gen Grant had
wantonly violated the Constitution Of
the United States, and had. undertaken
to force ''policy" upon the people
against their will which was absolutely
oh.oxious. by his secret negotiations
With the usurper Baez for the purchase
Of Santo Domingo and her people,
against their will; we had not iR.en>
ded TO stop to notice what these lick
spittles Of Ben Holiday said concern
ing us, but their repeated referer ce to
us enables US to see clearly their deter
animation TO be noticed; we do not un-
derstsud why the big overgrown baby
of the Oregoaion, should falsify Us
simply because we saw 6t to speak our
mind politically. lie seems to have be-
come arb.trarya and evinees dispositIo"
tn trnscrihe the opinions OF men whn
differ with him, since the tune when
peace was declared between the Capt.
Of his mcrcerary bri gaie and hiuseli
in consideration that the former should
make up a poney purse at our CONNER
cial city, sufficient to enable Sco'ty Ia
proceed to the capital of our nation and
secure "a fat office, ut the hands It the
/ ally of the Santo Domingo u~nrper
and ~ 20 the wiseacre Of the Sidtesma"
not having >uthrient information Il
| form belief AS 60 whether or not. his
bump of self esteem has increased "'
decreased, since OF yore, when he was
Ia Democrat and legislator, we cannot
say, whether the estimate he place
upon himself now, is greater or lei
than then. aud consequently refuse a'
opinion gentlemen, would it not be NJ
we'll 70 mind YOUR own BUSINESS
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

The stu lent Of our political history
during Grants brief reign cann"t fa'i
being struck with the attempts made
by the great nepotist to override ihe
liberties Of the Eaticn. That he has
turned the whole po ser of the govern
ment Into u machine for personal aud
flmily aggrandizemen there IN no one
~ fool hardy as t. deny. Even the
men the pure and the gool among the
Republican party, Who worked
and spent their money freely 60
secure his election have weighed him
and found him wanting. and We fnd
them in the van Ut the great Liberal
army which is sweeping over the Ma
ton with victorious stride. Moatans
aud Utah have spoken and their voice
is reverb.ratei back among the pine
woods Of Maine. The I.bsral pirty Is
gaining strength every day 1t Is last
upitin. iu its ranas the best talents
and most honorable principles II all pr
| li,icsl parties in the Nation aud despite
| The AIN. st s-pe,humsn eff,rts uf the
GRANTEES, the mighty cnrrant that Is
Dos sweeping in the direction Of retorm
! crnnot bc checked. The i-sues which
| divided the Democrats and Liberal Re
! puElieanS before the war are dead. and
and a.! honest m IN aud sincere lover,
of their Country are now joining hand,
in vigorous aud determined effort II
sweep away the abuses which hav,
! grown ou, Of the excitement Of ,ha
time.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17
The Reason, why.

The great body ot shc farmers and
b sIne$s men of this State have for
tie last two years beep firmly opeo~ed
{. the Grant dynasty; but there were
always f,w influential ones who no
doubt from motives Of honesty connec-
ted themselves vith The Radical party
and gave it q character. Most OF
these men it ia noticeable are either ou'
openly for Greeley L Brown. or take
no part in the desperate effort that is
beia. made to foist Grant on the peo>
ple for the next four years. Even this
fact is being remarked by the people OF
this county. who are ut loss TO UNDER
stand why i, is that the leading Ore
gon Repu5licacans are so inactive
The reason is not Difficult; 10 hnd.
Aside from the general rascafity and
corruption which have characterized the
policy of the government since Grant
fcame into power the appointment oi
incompetent tools 10 responsible pc
si,ions in the face ani eyes of re p"n-
slh'e men have 50 utterly disg"sted the
honest Republicans that they are either
out in open opposition TO Grant, o'
% ssivelv await his defeat.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17
Latest Dispatches.

Sioux City. August II Sixty Chiefs
Of the different tribes Of the upper
Missouri, in charge Of Assistant Score
tary Cowen and Commissioner Brnaot
will arrive here next week en- route 10
Washington. Sitting Bull" il atuone
tho party which includes representatives
of all the hostile North Pacific tribes
Loudon, Angus. II A Times
Madrid specia says that King Amadeus
is reported 10 have signed decree
providing for the gradual abolition OF
slavery 10 Cuba aud Porto Rico. The
dorumsnt which he signed il simply a
code of rules providing for the enfurce-
ment Of Law passed by the Cortes in
1869, providing .or the emancipation Of
slaves in Spanish colonies.
New York, August 15.-A Geneva
letter says the American claims for
damages by privateers sum up about
81. 7.000.000. The English papers in
the case. however, FIX the damage n,
SO 100000. which, it is con,ended, il
oil tia should be paid, il indeed any
guilt j 60 he laid ,o England ut all
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17
7---s-~-----
His Present lncempetencyo

Nearly four years ago TIE Vancouver
miscegenist was elevated by tho people
of the United States to the highest
Office within their gift, in view OF his
assertion "let Us have peace" Al that
time the hope was entertained that the
nations wounds would be healed, the
bloody sectional strife. which for eight
long years had rent our country almost
in twain, would cease, and that new
era would dawn upon tho nation, How
that hope has been fulfilled we shall
DOW stop 10 enqui,e None will deny
that since the coming into power Of the
rings that run the executive Donentity
We have vainly looked to see any bless
ing that the masses Of the people have
received ut its hands. Il is true that
il has raiDed mamma on the heads Of the
aristocratic few, il has enriched millions
Of characterless political adventures bur
10 the masses Of the people it has been
as barren Of good results rs the fg tree
mentioDed in Holy Writ. Il was hoped
that with Grant 10 Office the revenue
would be collected honestly and the pro
lection of the law extended To all peo-
pie, but the present executive has pla-
.ced in Office such thieves and rascals "a
Tom Murphy, and silently looked on
when they were engaged 10 their whole
sale robbery Of the people. He has
allowed his satellites in the Southern
States TO commit every conceivable ont
rage in the name Of law, and for these,
and ether great crimes against the
government the people viii hurl him
from power in November next.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17
The Political Outlook.

The political outlook is cheering in
the extreme f,r the l., b, rails. From
every part of our great conntry each
day brings the intelligence Of the Lib
eral masses, Republican and Democrat
ic, marching forward in solid column
I, save our capital ridden country from
the grasp of the leeehes that under
Grantsthe imbecile. are endeavoring to
destroy every vestige Of Republican
government !; while on the other hand
che soadying rariizans Of the President.
ial horse jockey, present most deplo-
rabIe rand demoralised appearance.
Like rats leaving sinking ship, one
By one the friends of Grant are leaving
him aud nov in the trans- RockeY states
his followers do nos number scores
where ne formerly had hundreds. The
North Carolina election 20 carry which
more than a quarter Of million Of the
peoples money was flched from che
treasury has been sore blow 90 the
ADMINISTRATION. Despite the importa-
IN Of 1000 negroes from South Car
olina. 1000 from Virginia, and 1900
firm. Maryland, making total Of A.
500, tho Liberals have carried ave
on, OF. eight Congressman, . majority
in the Legislature, and the election OF
the Governor is certain when the gross
Radical frauds win be exposed. This
gives that State 20 Greeley in Novem-
ber next by handsome majority as
the occurrence Of elections on the same
day in the neighborlBg States will pre-
vent this Wholesale importation, and
the immense monied strength Of the
Radicals which has been for months
past concentrated in North Carolina.
will to certain exte3t be diverted,
80 that their frauds and devices will be
much more easily overcome. Verify
the signs of the times are very promis-
ing !
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

GREELEY's PROSPECTS In Polk Co
We think we speak advisediy when We
say that Horace Greeley will carry
Polk county by at least $50 majority
Isds true that the Literal strength
in the county is only about so. yet
the Good Temrlar element which
numbers more than 100 votes
(RepublicaD) if it does not sfu'tify it
self, viii support . life long abstainer
before they viii . drinker. Their
every day conversations their promises
in ,heir State Conventions, the utter
sncfs Of their Organ all go - show
chat in every county the Good Temp
lars will support Temperance men
We await the issue TO see il they vii!
practice as they preach.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

II ACGEPT YOUR NOMINATION IN
THE CONFIDENT TRUST THAT THE
MASSES OF OUR C0UNTRYMEN. NORTH
AND sOUIHaARE EAGER TO CLASP
HANDS ACROSS THE BLOODY CHAsM
wHIcHHA TOO LONG DIVIDED THEM.
FORGETTING THAT THEY HAVE BEEN
ENEMIES IN THE JOYFUL CONSCIOUS
NESS THAT THEY ARE AND MUST
HENCEPokTH REMAIN BRErHERN.H-
HORACE GREELEY. ,
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

j. c. Sullivan, Esq. archon Of the
"LiberaP Club, at Salem. modestly
suggests his own name on the electori-
oil ticket made vacant bp the with.
drawal of Lane.-Oregonian,
With what tenacity il clings to it's well
settled -lieiDg - What Office
does the editor Of tie Oregon;an
hold and how much of the yeople's
money doee il receive annually fr.
the bSpds Of GrauA
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

An exchange says: Geo. Francis
Train Ia oo his way tn California
Poor Golden State. our heart bleed for
you. It was bad enough Z" have u
total failure Of your crops fr three
years. but nov, 70 be inflicted with
Train & Dnniwav is terrible.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

Coop News - FROM al portions Of
the country comes the oheerin: intel
ligence Of the wheeling in Of ths rank
and file of the disrupted Radical party
in support of G reeley & Brown. Evsry
body sees that the present besotted
executive is an eysso:e in the moral
elemen, of the nation. The people
have come to the conclusion that il
will not do to have the elccric cures, I
herald forth to the world daily, tha,
their President is down at Long Branch
earousing with John Morrisey, Tom
Murphy and other pimps, black legs
and gamblers while he shonld be at our
Capital endeavo.ing to uphold the dig
nifty Of the Natiop. which the people in
an evil hour coBided to him. and there.
fore they go for "honest Horace Gree
Iav
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17
All OverThc State.

lnuerStaDu tHat WHchs VIII UOE pfODa- /
DIV com mand more than fifty c-ats per |
pushel when harvest is over. Very few
offtres are being made even at that
igure.
We are informed that Hon.|J r.
VI IL .in On Winsviil., ,B.ksr county,
Was seriously hart some ten days since
by being thrown by horse.
Hay il scarce and sells for SIG per
per ton in tTmpqua Valley.
Counterfeit half dollars are in circu-
lation numerously in Roseburg.
The Baker City Democoos says;
That large band of indians are off
their reservations. and are annoying
and frightening the settlers anil others
on the Pasette and Weiser. Dendly.
nne ON the chiefs. recently c,mped
short distance from Pence ranch. and
hrl "a grant drunk ,n Boise whiskey
He warned the whites la leave Their.
as the indians Were getting ready to
kill everybody.
We CLEAN from the Oreyonioa Mr.
5. X. Rafferty, living in Washington
county 10 miles north of Hil,b"ru ha>
pr higy IL u calf, three weeks "ld
which has "nly fwo legs The hind
legs are iull aud well developed. and
the >h"ul er blades seem perfect. tut
no front legs are on its body The cali
seems {" be otherwise perfect II
strives hard to get upon It's hind legs,
aud IL Is thou.ht that it vii succeed
yet This calf will be one nf ih. curl
o,ities of the coming State Fair.
ARM iiURT.- \ small boy resid-
I'M ia he upper portion Of the city wa>
up in plum tree gathering Ia. fruit
on Saturday last. His o,ing gave
way anI he was prreipi,ai' d To the
ground dis'ace of about ten feet
He aa< picked up hreathIr,s consider
ably brai,ed, aud with an arm a',no>r
broken
The jacksonville Times says that in
many places in .Iacson county. oats
will turn out ff'y I, seventy b p hush
els rer acre. Hay is selling at sl5 tn
S26 per ION.
The Liheral Republican. Grrelv ant
Brown club at Easene numbers 81
members. L ey are all Il pn'ticars
! ne O''''"bn m'nrnfn. over fh'
! lack of news IN Portland sa,s: Il poT, -
hnl ,,.,. .,;r h., ..,m,. - AL.
ns. or .o,.,.,;,,,,.i. 80, :, .,.
.,,;., "a ,.,,..i s.;
v.a. y,n,.,,,v.r h,..,. :, ,,. l. :.
,h,.a m,,r,,,.. -. h;,,b. 4. .,h. a.,
...:I.,,. Tb,,l :, ,h., g., ,,;,
{, h..,,,r. n, ,.,,,k .rs ,,d d,.,,,.'
| N"':''' "i' '"r upper ''"h'h''''
has been aP'"i 'ne'' 'F 'he pre- !
season.
! A very lrye fir. vas r,,i,. l..
| Snnd,v ..y.n,no several .,h.s a,,x,
the Willamette The p,,,b.,, AZ,
w,s illuminated from b,r;x,, ;, ri.
| Wherleri, was hnu~., ar only t.mh,.
. w. have been nnahl. to.xcer,,;n u,
mos. probabIy il WAS th,. l,t,er S,,,sx
| man
|
seventy cents Is what the sa''n
- INNER :" = n'"Fh ht>'"rh ofec'
e'fA'. up S'"'' specimen "''Sh'"
, '"F', hVe ounces a"d worm sou.
| es'ef''y morning a" accident "r
cn'e' , on me ra''r"'n "ear '"'ns'"'
"'' "Pfe''s '"a' n""''f
me" were Pr"pn'''n3 'h''nS, ives a'""
me F'ah "n nan" car a"d hah l"'
'nfh'd curve we" me shr'i' wh'sti
,r.;, b.a te.n d.l,v.d so,,. time ~,
wa> in f, burv :. reach tb,. & :, .,,ti,
b.v.,a tho mil, .be,d ~ m. n,sso,
ger train II was her whistle that lh
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

The Ram" has peen batting Mt Polk
county personals 10 the S,em .St,tes-
man, but rs The egotistic,l Il idiot is not
responsible being we forbesr noticing
him. The great American laudanum
taker has no brains tn bntt out.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

We furnish the REPUBLICAN aud
Dem rest's NonMy for 81 90 ler
year.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-14

CORREO De LA PENINSULA.

Como ha habido que poner en- cua
rentena al Mendez Nwj5ez, la CORES
pohdencia So ha repartido demasia-
do tarde para que nos sea dado en-
terar q nuestros lectores en- este nd-
nero con la extension que deseara-
mos de todas las not;cias nacionales,
maxine cuando adn no Sc han re-
partido los periodicos de la PENN
sula.
La noticia que mas interesa es la
peticion que los diputados radicales
han hecho al gobierno en- la cual, en-
tre otras cosas, quieren que sean des-
armados los Voluntarios de Puerto
Rico. Esta peticion que habrfa sus-
critic de buen grado Cespedes, abra-
"a cinco puntos: h6los aqu1 tai como
los resume La Voz de Espai5a;
"1o-Inmediato cumplimiento de
la ley municipal.-2o-Resolucion
de los expedientes de competencia
elevados al Gobierno por la Diputa
cion provincial Separation de
los mandos civil y militar conforme
con la misma ley provincial -4oe-
Extricto cumplimiento de la ley pre-
paratoria de la abolicion de la escla
vitud sin modification. ninguna.-Y
5o-Desarme del cuerpo de yolunta-
rios que no responde en- la isla a min
gun fin 1til y puede ser causa dc
perturbaciones."
FL extenso proyecto presentado a
I syl gqpetas y halls saI ssserl'e ~ pes l9'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-14
UsOs v COsTUMBREs
DE LOS PUEBLOS Antiques Y MODERNOS.
Juegos y ejercicios.

Ell pueblo de la antigaedad que mas Sc
distingui6 por las producciones del inge
nio, es el que mas Sc habia dedcado tam.
bien los ejercicios corporales, que hacian
parte. de la educacion nacional: la lucha,
la carrera, ell pugilato Sc ensenaban publ
camente, y servian para prestar brfllo a
las fiestas solemnes que asistia toda. la
Grecia. Las vencedores recib an palmaS
Y los pl1adaros cantaban sus victorias. Ell
6bifro de losjuegos gimnasticos contribuyd
sin duda q dar los griegos esa SUPERIOR
dad que les di6 la victoria en- sus luchas
con pueblos mucho mas numerosos, Y ase-
gur6 largo tempo su Independence. Los
romanos, mas feroces que los griegos, de.
jabap los esclavos combatir en IA afeHs
: = Z x
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-14
REMITIDO.
SoNETO-

Es el amor un dos muy caprichoso,
Por que dig que de tempo inmemorable,
Habitando entire gense miserable
Pocas veces Sc acerca al poderoso.
Vagaudo alegre, por ell monte umbroso
Y en- las selvas y valles incansable
Con SUI b. azo certero e implacable,
Es que asesta su dardo venenoso
A los pueblos va nunca viene armada,
Pues solo vence ALI los corazones
Con vii metal por el care j trocado:
Por ESQ en- eilos vive sin pasiones
La muger, y Cupilo la condena
Del engano la barbara cadena.
hose LMIi0 SOIer.
Febrero, de 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-14

La DOVeuH IufSenCe ucI aZulluO OIclO
del muudO de los hombres su luz va retro,
V Ell tant0 de In nOche ell trasparente velo
el eter va cubriendO con fdncbre creSpon.
Las flores sc adormecen; ell ave silenciosa
Oculta en- el ramaje su arm0nico laud,
Y IL fecunda madre, natllraleZa hermOsa,
cOloca entire tinieblas su lechO de quietud.
Todo es silencio y calma; que en- misterioso
(nidO,
la vOz obedeciendo de OmnipOtente Ser,
con deliciOsO sueno ell Orbe Sc ha dormido
y en- vano lie perturban los gritOs del placer
Mas Jay! mientras ell orbe en- mistica plegaria
ell himnO silenciosO eleva Su Creador,
de una Babel mOderna, en- calle SOlitalia
transido yace ell huerfano de friO Y de terror
Y ALI sus manOs juntas, ell rostrO demacrado,
vertiendO de sus OjOs de lagrimas un mar,
eXclama ell infelice con pechO laceradO:
"Madre, madre del alma zen d0nde, donde estts?
"Por que baio la sombra de la confusa niebla
tu mano paSO paSO, cOndujOme haSta aqu1,
~ solo stu amparO en- h0rrlda tlnlebla
'al hi que te adOra lie abandOnaste asl?
"iOh madre dulce madre, consuelo de mi vida!
me aterra y me confunde la triste soledad.
"lNO sienteS con mis- ayes ell alma enternecida9
Y en- lagrimas ba1adO ell huerfanO inocente,
la sOmbra de la nOche al mundO le Ocult0,
heladO por ell frio del abrego inclemente
secarOnse sus ojOs, SUI labio enmudecio,
De sdbito aparece la celica tigura
de un angel de la terra. tesOrO de bOndad,
la tOca limpia y blanca, la negra vestidura,
abnegacion pregonan, ardiente carload.
Y llega preSurOSa. Sc acerCa al yertO niIO,
levantale, lie enj juga, lie besa con amor,
lie escOnde entire SUI manto con maternal carino
y parte murmurando: iBenditO seas mi Dios!
iQuien es? aDe donde viene csc angel ventu-
(rOsO,
estreIla desprcndida de 10 alto del Zenit,
que al Salvador imita, diciendo bOndadOso:
dejad, dejad los ninos que lleguen hasta mig
JQui6n esq sDe d6nde viene que ALA Ell el
(campamentO
do ell hombre mata al hombre por flltil vanidad
sc We entire los despOjos de cuadrO tan sangrientC
cOnsuelOs prOdIgandO con tierna santidadg
tQuien es? SDe d6nde viene, que Ell ell salon
Immense
del Hospital callado con mano varonil,
Sc We clrandO heridas que dan dolor intense
o va velandO ell suenO Gle vlctima infel1Z9
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y obedeciendo ciego las ordenes de Dlos,
ell mar cr1za agitado La fecunda terra.
semDrandO EN- todas parties simiente de su amor
Els luz que reSplandece ell cielo nacarado,
| destellO sacrOsanto del HijO de Israel,
del huerfanO ell apOyo, la madre del soldado,
consuelo del cristianO honor Ge la mujer.
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1 alln en- LII mlsma nOche medrOsa del divide
j la mostr;.rt radiante la mano del Senior.
Que Ell medic del estrago que causa la alianz
del cr1men despreciable, del vicio y la maldad,
alln brilla refulgente la luz de la esperanZa,
atln viven en- ell mundO la Fe y la Carload.
Jose Antonio DauboN.
Puerto-Rico, Febrero II de 1S72