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Connecticut western news., 1875-04-02
How to Break off Bad Habits.

Understand the reasons why the habit is injurious. Study the subject until there is no lingering doubt in your mind. Avoid the places, the persons and the thoughts that lead to the temp tation. Frequent the places, associate with the persons, indulge in the thoughts that lead away from temptation. Keep busy; idleness is the strength of bad habits. Do not give up the struggle when you have broken your resolution once, twice-a thousand times. That only shows how much need there is for you to strive. When you have broken your resolutions just think the matter over, and endeaver to understand why it is you failed, so that you may be on your guard against recurrence of the same circumstances. Do not think it is an easy thing that you have undertaken. It is a folly to expect to break off a bad habit in a day which may have been gathering long years F f.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-02
Room Disinfectants.

The spring IS upon us, and the air IS charged with gases from decomposed animal and vegetable matter. These find their way into wellmgs-indeed they will generate there; they are with us constantly, unless we have the means to arrest them, which, happily, we have, but which, unhappily, we avail ourselves of too little. The greatestscrubbing and care will not prevent the accumulation of some foul, invisible material in the air, however well the rooms may be ventilated, The human body itself is Q source of noxious emanations. Some thing ill addition to cleansing has to be resorted to-disinfectants. Now that their virtue has become known, they are considered indispensable in housekeep- ing. They are most efficient means. There are two species of disinfectants, the one preventing decomposition, the other nutralizing its product. Of the former are copperas (sulphate of iron), permanganate of potassa, and, best of all and cheapest, and always at hand, common salt. This, or any of these, put into spittoons, sewers and other places where decomposition threatens, will ar rest the formation of gasses. But the air is not affected by these, or to only a slight extent. This it wants the other class, which are volatile, to do. These are chlorine, in the form of chloride of lime, iodine, carbolic acid and others. Carbolic acid will destroy the germs of putrefaction, and is the enemy of infec
 tion. Chlorine acts both as an antisep- tic and purifier of the air, the latter by forming chemical changes in the injuri- ous compounds. Its odor is somewhat objectionable, as is that also of carbolic acid; iodine less so. A little kept any where exposed in room will be suffi
 cient. The two classes both need to be used. They are cheap, and will purify and keep pure the rooms, made also more pleasant by ventilation-small means to effect important results.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-02
A Missing Will.

There is strong belief in the neigh borhood of Boyle Farm in England that the missing will of the late Lord St. Leonards, for which a reward of G5O0 is offered, is buried with him. By his ex- press desire the venerable ex-chancellor was laid in his coffin in dressing gown which he usually wore, and in the pocket of the dressing gown is supposed to be the will. It is said that steps will speedily be taken to prove the truth or falsehood of this rumor.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-02
VOL. w.
Loves Riddle.

She plucked rose, and idly pulled
 The crimson leaves apart. ''-'- M 1- ' I whispered, "Tell me why 1t is "f) F..
 That rose is like my heart" e. What know I of your heart ?" said she; Your riddle is too deep for me" Because my heart was full of hopes
 As leaves upon your rose; | You scatter them from day to day
 As now you scatter those; ...... .. And soon my poor heart. stripped of all, Forgotten, as the rose, must fall" .ss. An crimson cheeks and bashful eyes
 My riddle was so plain s.s
 She stopped and gathered from the ground
 The fragrant lesves again. :. ..I zs An, love p cried, 'and can it be, .... Sweet hopes may yet return to me ?"
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-02

It is more than two hundred years since the style of address was adopted by decree of Pope Urban VIII. in 1880 giving the title of cardinal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27
One sh qomp eupot,%t ana tp GhnrsApv, lap 27 1915

ered of all Objectionable material such as
brush, timber, ahd all other vegetable
matter, remove the surface muck, which
is merely vegetable matter in a more or
less advanced state of decomposition, and
excavate until clean earth surface IS
presented, and to such depth that when
filled with water it will be deep enough
to prevent the growth of aquatic plants,
except in the shallow margins IN
this way good clean reservoir can be
made of any required dimensions, ana III
which the water will remain pure and
sweet.
In conclusion would observe that the
waste of water before alluded to, is prob
ably the result of many small leaks in
our cement pipe, which, on account ofthe
porous nature of the sub-soil, do not ap-
pear on the surface.
Respectfully submitted,
City Engineer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27
Legal Notice.
George II. Wolf ct uX, Pins,
VS. IN P0fut1On.

George II. Wolf ct uX, Plhs,)
Andrew Myers ct al Defts.
The Deits Andrew Myers, whose last known
place of residence was at RoSeeyille; Arkansas
Emely Myers, who resides al Cleveland, Ohio
Louisa Myers, Joseph Myers VIM Myers John My
'trs, and Isabella Weilandt intermaried with
George A. Weilandt who all reside at Canton
Ohio will take notice that ON the 3SL day of March
1875, the Plif Margaret Wolf, intermarried with
George H. Wolf, filed petition in the Court of
Common Pleas, of stark county, Ohio, in which 1t
Is alleged that the Plil Margaret Wolf and the
Defts Andrew Myers, Louisa Myers, Joseph Myers
William Myers, John Myers, Emely Myers and Is
abela Weiiandt are the only children Of Andrew
Myers Sen, who died on the 10Th day Of March
1873. That upon the death Of said Andrew Myers
Sen, his said children became the owners in fee
simple, as tenants III common OF the following de
scribed Real Estate situate in Stark Co. o. to wit;
The East half of the n t. Quarter of Sec. No Z, in
rp No. 10 of X, Nos, Except Il strip along the n.
side thereof one half rod wide
Also the W. half Of Sec. No B. in TIP, No, 10 of r.
No. s, Excepting therefrom the following described
tract of land: Beginning at he s. W corner of said
Sec. b; thence n. with the section line 81 chains
and 81 links to the N. W. corner of said Section;
thence +. with the n. line Ofsaid Section Is chains
and 70 links TO post thence S, and parallel with
the W. line of said section, % chains and IS links
TO post; thence W, 2 chains and 81 links to post
in the lane thence Southwardy 53 chains and ~
links more or less to stone in the 5. line of said
section thence W. WIN said ,, llhe 10 chalns ana
o9 INKS TO the place OF Deglillg, ana leaving III
said hall section igl 6i i-lOC acres more or less
Also all the lahd III sec, NO; 64 III ?. NO II OF X,
NO. 8 EXCEPT the l0lloWlllg described tract taken
thereirom' TO WIT Beginning al the >. W. c0rheroi
SAID section NO. W. thence ~ WIN the sectloI me
65 chains more or less. To the n. W. corner Of said
tract; thence r. WIN the ~ llne OF Sald tract 10
chains and 9g INKS 10 post thence s. ana paral-
lei win the W me OF sald secll9h % cnalns, more
or less, to post III = ilhe OF sad secnOn thence
W. IL chains ana o9 llnEs 10 tne place &c OF M Degln
ming, and leaving i'll said section loS " lOO acres
more OF less,
Also part Of the N E: Quarter Of Sec ., in Up;
10 OF X; s. beginning lor the same al posi- one roo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27
PARTOF TWO FAMILIESDROW WNED
ZANEsyILLE, o., May II.

ZANEsylLLE, o. May H.
Aout eight o'clock last night, Alonzo
Jackson with his wife and two children,
and Albert Smith with his wife and two
children, went over the great dam in the
Muskingum River in this city, drowning
Mrs. jackson and Mrs. Smith, and one
child of Jackson's and one OF Smiths. 1t
is said that the men were under the in
nnence of liquor and could not manage
the boat,
They have since beeh arrested.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27

A DOCTOR attending wit who was very
i'll, apoogized for being late one day, by
saying that he had to stop to see a man
that had fallen down a well. did he
kick the bucket, doctor?" groaned the
incorrigible wit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27

New YORK, May l9.-Jeremiah Ham
ilton, well known coored speculator on
Wall street, died to-day Of pneumonia.
He was said to be the richest colored
man in the United States, ard was re-
puted as being worth nearly $3,OOO,OOO
He had formerly been slave in the
West Indies. H. leaves two accom-
plished daughters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27
AMERICAN HOTEL,
DENTISTS.

JOSEPH CRAIG,
MENTAL SURGEON, NO. 9, CASSILLY BLOCK,
~ Canton Ohio. All operations performed in
the most approved and satisfactory manner.
septlS73-tf.
A. J. DOUDS,
GURGEON DENTIST-0FFICE UP STAIRS IN
y McKinley's Block southeast corner Public
square, Canton, Ohio. All operations connected
with the profession promptly attended TO.
decl6.
DIR. J. II. SIDDALL,
DENTIsT OFFICE IN HARTER'S BLOCK
IL Canton Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27
LATE PUBLICA 1IONS.

THE LAW AND THE LADY" by Wilkie Collins
his last and greatest work-isjus out having been
published simultaneously in England and Amer:
lea. 1t is hardly necessary to say 1t is of most in
tense and absorbing interest, The plot is intricate
the characters well and strongly drawn, and the
story splendidly told, 1t the crownng work of
one of the living novelists. We can promise our
readers that it is a rare treat. 1t is issued in
handsome and wonderfully cheap form, in two
volumes. illustrated, Of the Lakeside Library edil
ton of Standard Novels and sent postpaid oronly
25 cents, by DOnnelley, Lloyd Co., Publishers,
Lakeside Building, Chicago, Ill,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27
CANTON'S WATER SUPPLY,

Engineer Cocks Report-A Plain, Com
mon Sense Document that all Should
Read.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27
IRON ROOFING.
Crowl's Iron Roofing.

In construction it is different from any other
Roof in the market
1st. We avoid all sulaca nails.
ID Weattuch to roofboards more firm
ly than any other roof.
3d Expansion and contraction is bet.
ter provided for than any other roof in
the market.
4th. Our Double Cap and Corrugate
makes It the best roof yet presented to
the public, and in price but very littls
more than shingles, and lasts five timee
as long.
The attention of farmers and all Others is es
pecially invited. Call upon me before contract
ing for your roof.
HENRY REEMSNYDER,
Agent for Stark county.
Postog'ce address-Henry Reemsnyder, box 1853
Canton, Nh0. mar2J 75-m6,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27

THE April number of the British Quarterly Re-
uictc, reprinted by the Leonard Scott Publishing
Company. opens with biographical historical,
paper on Gaspard de Coligny, the lluguenot lead
er. "The Higher Pantheism' discusses the theory
Of Pantheism set forth in Mr. Picton's book and
tests it by the light of revealed religion, The Nor
wegian novelist Bjornsjerne Bjonson, is the sub
iect of the next paper, "KiFglaKe's History of the
Crmean War is reviewed the substance Of the
recently published volume being given Ultra
montanism and Civil Allegiance is discussed the
writer asserting that the Papal power claims sl
premacy over the Civil power where the two con-
hct and that this power of the Church rests its
claim upon the dogma Of lnfallibility and the re-
latonship of those who accept that dogma to the
Government cannot be the same as formerly, be
cause, "lf the lnalible assure man that obcd.
enCe TO the throne involves the loss of the soul and
disObedence to the throne is everlasting life and
reward it is easy to see what a devout spirit am
bilious of notoliety and martrydom, who believes
what the Vicar OF Christ enjons, is likely to do
An interesting paper on "Livingstones Last Journ-
al, ," is given In "Mr Gladstone's Retiremen from
the Liberal Leadership" the principles of Liberal
ism, the administrative talent necessary in states
man, and the duty Of prime ministers and cabi-
nets are discussed, as well as Mr. Gladstones par
tcular action, and his papers on the Vatican de-
crees, with the several answers they have called
forth In the last article, the authorship of the
lode to the Cuckoo" is commented upon at some
length, and the number closes with the usual no
tces Of contemporary literature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27
Dissolution Notice.
flights :, Citizea,I

Of The United Sates-by Teophillls Par
sons, LII. ID.
Containing commentary on the Federal and
State Constitutions giving their history ands 'tin
and full explanation of their principles, Llpo-
ses aud provisions the powers and duties Of Pub
hc Officers the rights Of the people and tile Obli-
cations incurred in every relation of life; also di-
rections and legal forms for all business trpnsso
tionS, as making Wills, Deeds. Mortgages Leases
Notes. Drafts Contracts, etc II meets the wants
all classes and sells TO everybody.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Gin, o.
apr2275.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27
HOTELS.
ALLIANCE HOUSE,.

DY D. sOURBECK,-AT THE STATION, ALI.
ID ance, Ohio Meals always in readiness on ar.
rival of cars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27
JEWELERS..
DEUBLE * BROTHER.

DEUBLE Il BROTHER,
nEALERs IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
~ Silverware &c, east side of Public Square
Canton, Ohio Repairing done on short notice,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27

STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
A MCGREGOR 4 son, PUBLISHERS AND
"A. Plain aud Fancy Job Printers, DEMOCRAT
Block, Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27

DIR. d. A. ARTER,
IHYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE-No. 81
] West Tnscarawas street, Office Hours from
till A NJ and from till 7PM Inovl27I-tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27
BANKERS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

DIR. q. SCOTT,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICES. f.
l. corner Public Square. Oilce hours: 10 Ia.
M ! to p m, and 7 to Sp. m. marg25. .,-m6*
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27

ANsoN PEAsE, ED. S, MEYER 4 HENRY A. WISE
Massillon, o. Canton, o.
PEAsE, MEYER & WISE
A TTORNEYs AT LAW--oFFICE, over Stark
N County Bank [jan2I -b-tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27

A, l.. JONES' s. A. JONES,
Alliance. Ohio. Canton Ohio.
A. L. & S. A. JONES
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. 0FFICE-Second floor,
N corner room in Trumps block, opposite st.
Cloud Hotel, Canton, o. febll' 75-tf,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27

GEORGE Il. BALDWIN,
A TTORNEY AT LAW 90 OFFICE IN RICH
N ards Block, west side Public square, Canton.
Ohio. apr23T4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27

R. II. FoIGER, E. G. wILLIsoN.
U. S. Commissioner, Notary Public,
FOLGER & WILSON,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW-ROOms Nos 4 and g.
N Beatty Block, up stairs, Massillon, Ohio
aprS75-tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27

L. NJ GRIMES,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-OFFICE IN TRuMP's
y Building, up stairs, Canton, O. nov673-yl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27

.t.. Z. D. GElGER,
A POTHECARY, DRUGGIST AND PHARMA
"A ceutid,. Prescriptions promptly filed at al
hours. stand, East TuScarawas street. Canton, G
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-27

sERAPHTM MEYDR. 7, G. MEYER
MEYER & son,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, CANTON, O.,--OFFICE
n in Dannemlller's new building near Public
Square nOyYGg-yl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-31

: Navarro y escrito por ell S. d. Jose
Ruiz Leon.
FL objeto de esta obra, basado en-
excelentes y practicos, principles eco
nomleos y administrators, es pre-
sentar un medic contra la emple0manta,
gangrena que corroe nuestra sociedad
y que perpetuameute la nina la
corrompe.
No puede dars9 libro de mas utili-
dad; pero no basta que Sc escriban
estas obras, 81 los honbres que aspi-
ran a ocupar puesto en- las atlas fias
de los partldos Y en- los altos lestinos
de la administration no Sc ijan en- las
Ideas que Sc emiten, no meditan EN-
ell NAL que Sc lamenta Y no diScurren
las resoluciones habiieS que exige la.
necesldad cada vez mss perentoria
de ocurrir a su mas pronta extirpa-
cion.
Recomendamos ell libro del Sr.
Ruiz Leon, y feIicitamos q este por
la buena intencion que demuestra en-
la resolution de uno de los problemas
mas arduos para todas las causas, para
todos los partidos y para todos los
goblernos de la situacion en- que nos
ha colocado ell rumbo vicioso de la
polftica en- Espa11a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-31

gpstro apreciable colega EI Agepte
1 lg0ciOS, en- SUI qn1mero del 23, pu-
h un editorial recordando que ell
Ffco proyecto de establecer en- es-
apital una escuela de artes y Off
l. Sc va dando al 0lvidO, privandO-
por consiguiente, de IN centro de
Eruccion de tanta utilidad para ell
b. Establecida dicha escuela, los
Elices ninos que, hu6rfanos 6 aban-
lados, pululan a todas horas por las
|es de 6sta ciudad, NAL vestidos Y
desnudOs, siendo de esta manera
|iana, no solo indtiles para 81 mis-
y Sus famillas sino hasta periu-
|ales para la sociedad Ell que viven,
|Ontrarian entonces elementos para
|pOrcionarse con la instruction que
ela adquiririan, la subsistencia que
ID trabajo para ellos y sus familias.
|lcusamos manlfestar que estamos
EDdO cOnfOrmes con nuestro colega,
lmamOs respetuosamente la aten
! de nuestra patri0tica corporation
hcipal para que estableZca dicha
Sela, Ell la seguridad de que dara
Eprueba mas de sus mobiles senti-
|ltOs en- favor de sus administrators.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-31

] Jos ha favorecido ell senor consul
r8s con una tarifa de los portes de
BIAS, certifcados, libros &ee, que Sc
gian de Puerto Rico q Europa, pOr
I Lilo de los paquetes-correos ingle-
I'll porte segun ell peso de cada
"a para Espana es: hasta media
u de 80 centavos, hasta una onza
entaTOs, hasta onza y media 80
.zay0s, hasta dos onzas un peso 10
sgavos y por cada media onza 9
gciOn de media onza adicional 80
|aavos. El porte adicional al fran
|fo, cuando Sc desea certificar cartas,
bile 20 centavos. El porte por mues-
b de productos y manufactures Ga,
sgOr dos onzas 10 centavos, por cua-
bio, por ocho %, por doce 40, por
halibra 90 Y por cada 4 onzas adj
alales 15 centavos. El llmite del
RO es de libras. Por cada peri6dico
n no exceda de 4 Onzas, 10 centavOs
tiendo ademas hacer presente. que,
allnimum de peso en- las cartas no es
mo antes, de un cuarto de onza Sino
amedia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-31

truir un ejemplar de Il
costara Ia modesto 80 u "paiaIo que
posos. Ina vez euma de dos mil
mi RI ia nara oposiciI Iaquf Ell sr. Jouye
Lin LII Irancos ouo u al premio de Glen
,Gpe al que - ha ofrecido la Guada-
ION pa~,~ e presente la meior inven-
,ra obtener mas rendimiento del
Jugo de La cana. El inventor sioue
hoStfando la mas absolute confia1za
Oh o. el oten eXito de SUI descubrimiento
81 :: suS esperanzas Sc realizan la cues
Gion azucarera esta resuelta Y Ia reno
lacha no podra en- 10 futuro competir
con la cana. Deseando ardientemen
70 que sus reiteradas promesas sean
una verdad esperamos con impacien-
cia el resultado PRACTICE de esta inven
cion. ~ O'''' - 0n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-31

En- carta del Z de dfciembrc que ha
Heeibido el Sr. d. Bartolom6 Borras
! slanifesta ell Sr. Jouye Rey 10 81
uente. Ha recibido los dos mil pc,
US que Sc lie enyiaron como anticlpo
ue le han hecho algunos hacendados
N N Puerto Rico para que venga a
aqui su sistema de fabrlcar
zacar sin melaza. Emprendera el y
n wage para esta isla por via de de
~ donde tiene que dar instrucciOnes
ara montar tres fabricas; pasara por
/ iGafeelona !! de paso para Marsella, don
'lene su familia, Sc dirigira en- segul-
. Paris para sacar ALI su privilegio
en tOdo el mes de enero estara en-
'lsEto-Rico.
Aa IA capital do Francia hara cons.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-31

u Impartial, en- su n1mero del {
Itdlclembre, nos entera de TN proce-
sTlminal Ell que habiendo sido con-
II@ado Jose Alvarez y Bravo d doce
|sS Gle cadena por ell tribunal de l:
gancia, sali6 absuelto en- La sala de
arlminal Gle la Audiencia de Madrid,
I&las a la magnffica defensa que de
'lzo el distinguido letrado d. Ma
lae Fernandez y Martin. Este abo-
lRb tene SUI estudio alberto en- la
|ile de Magdalena, 19 duplicado, 80
|aecha, donde ofrece sus servicios a
\ senores de Puerto Rico que tengan
Hgocios pendientes en- los altos trl-
|slaleS de la C6rte.
hacemOs esta recommendation, no
70 pOrque la merece ell Sr. Fernan-
Y Martin, sino porque es hace tempo
CUE eScribe las correspondenclas
le en- este peri6dico ven la luz pu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-31

ID ,.,6no le fleron devueltas gene
Pe te lut nor ell gobierno espanol,
,alleIb' Nora 4 tftulo de ciudadano
Size o " cuva carta de naturaleza
G5fc'',U, ca'nns,egliir, una indemnizacSS-
tJo ..nosa ov Dor los perjuicios que SUI
tnsl"fr ,fjeron sus ingenios. NADIA
p1P sue ,a 74S. .1S0 pesos, mas ell inte-
enoS qS E nor 100, desde ell dia que
i dtl o;5 i el fallo Mr.. Bertoldhy, has
0Lll'',Ti II oue ell pago Sc verique, es 10
eli 'Je u Fl americana Angarica. Ade-
re pl4o to sehor reclama por ell vaIor
bus e. eS.S, Sc,osechas anuales de azticar,
! l"t t,as 8 cuatro millOnes de pesos.
! tys tc'nonemos, como La Iberia, que ell
Sap SiarOo espanol no esta en- ell case
.cceder q tan absurdas pretensio-
nj nede cOnformarse con resoIu-
ss tan faItas de justicia y de inn
4 .iaIidad, nj la dignidad y entereza
Espaiia pueden consentir seme-
4 : arbitrariedad, que acabaria, 81 Sc
Il BSse a cabo, con la riqueza de Cuba
i N los sacrific;os que nuestra noble
esta hacienda para concIuir
/ las hordas de incendiarios Y ase-
4 que estan asolando los f6rtiles
| |,oos de la perla de las AntiIIas.
demas es natural que tras esta
Iamacion Sc despertara la codicia
|oS laborantes y que llovieran otras
thas tan injustas y disparatadas CO.
Ihde Angarica sobreel gobierno esE
Iol que no puede bajo ningun con
mo dar asenso a tan ridiculas pre-
1rsOnes sin lastimar la honra nacio-
lae esta mandando sus hiios q
i6res q morir por la civilization Y
Sticia a las malsanas maniguas
Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-31

ABNEGACIoN.- --Entg'e todos los nau-
trGgioS en- eI ajre, merece ser citGdo Ell
fin hey65co del aereonauta Harris.
n En- uatG ascension que hacia en- LG,a-
dreS, no Ueva)ado mds compaizero de
Oiqje que la mger que anaaba, Sc enco,s-
tT6 que p0r IN UiciO de construction de
la Udl0wJa, atlenads de ser esta mug lar
ga, Ze inepedta ceyrar cuando poy pri-
Mora QeS tW0O que eatre0brirIa. Una
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de sm cOnspaj5ero q 61 van d ser apEas-
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