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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
Personal MATTERS.

Iilton receives gross Sum-12o. JUL
for l0a lectures and his manager will make n
ortune out OF the venture.
Otis Reed, actor and elocutionist. for
many years the "Lord Dundreary' o! Laura
Keene's company, died at Boston the night OF
the 10th.
Naval pay inspector Thornton, recent
ly relieved from duty rs purchasing paymaster
ut Washington, has dishursed within u lew
years Si2.0o0,o00.
Mr.. Vidal, the American consul at
Tripoli, has returned to that city, proper
apology and PREPARATION having been made for
he insults to which he was subjsoted.
The 7th was generally observed as a
holiday in Providence, B. l., the occasion
Ii ing an official rsception.,o Admiral Welles-
ley and other officers OF the British squadron
in Newport harbor.
Judge Rober,1. Mckinney. for many
wears ore OF IT, Judges of the Supreme Court
of Tsnnes>r., and one OF the most popular
in.ists o.ehat State died at Knoxville. the
.nor,-r1g of the Sth
Hev. James A. Hennessev. founder and
pStor OF St Patrick's Roman Catholic church
n Detroit, Mich, died on the llth He had
been resident OF that city 25 years and was
greatly respected by all classes
Alex. II. Stevens is lying dangerously
i'll at his residence in Augusta, Ga, and his
recovery is considered very doubtful. He is
afflicted with stone in the bladder and h,s suf
tering is represented as excruciating
Poor DR.. PorteouS had an empty bran.
dy bottle i'll his pocket when he was taken
from he water. His intempera,e habits drove
him from church to church though he was
recognized everywhere as msn OF mark
talent and good intentions
On the afternoon Of the 4th. as the
north bound train on the Virginia Midland
railway, was passing Warrent"n junction, a
rifle was tired at the train and the ball lodged
near the seat occupied by Col. John s. Moseuy,
OF guerrilla tame, but struck no one.
In Springfield. Allen county, Indians.
Miles Upaegnff, on the night of the 9th, un-
dertook to arouse his neighbor Samuel Over
h"itzer ny kicking at his door, when Samuel,
installing him Tor burglar, shot at him, In
fiic'ing probably fatal wound in his face.
james A. Masrnder. ex-.reasurer a
the District OF Columbia, who recently fled !
preposterous claim against the District. has
been notified hy the commissioners Of the Dis
'rict that he owes balance Of ~. COS. ii. md
that unless he pays it prompt, suits will 81
begun for recovery.
At Chicago on the 5th. Capt. Boe,r.
dus, the famous shot, was defeated in q MIR
eon-shoosing match by Green Smith, an ana
teur. The conditions, however, were such =
to make the result matter OF accident. thev
sh' osins at 81 yards rise and one yard boan-
dary. Thirty OF Bogardus' birds kll in u
naval boundary and only thirteen Of his orr.
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THOMAS HOWARD,
Attorney for Assignee.
Death to Pain,

Read the following proposition. Which will
oe adhered to positively: To any person who
uses Death to Pain in the following cases and
does not receive the benefit desired will receive
hack their money on return of empty bottle:
1t cures acute rheumatism, neuralgia, head
ache, toothache, earaehe, sore throat, diptheria,
scarlatna, burns, bruises, sprains. cholera NOR,
bus or collie pains, diarrhna, dysentery. in
farnmation of the bowels or stomach in man
or beast. Used internally and externally.
Whenever pam exists there is an infiammatory
condition Of the parts and this preparation Is
asreciic for inflammation. Go to your drug
gist and get bottle. Use it according to dir
eotions, use freely, and do not hesitate to use
medicine that the proprietor is willing to
take all the risk. To him who uses it will BE-
given to know its merits For sale by drug
gists and patent medicine dealers generally.
L. Bixby- proprietor
Owatonna, MAN
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Legal n Offices
SheriH's Sale

Under and by virtue of an execution duly
issued on the 10th day of September, A. D..
1875, out of and under the seal of the Dis
trict Court in aud for the County of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota, upon certain judg-
ment entered and docketed in said court, on
the 10th day of September in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sew
wherein Gottfried Waelty is plaintiff, and
R. j. Truax is defendant, in favor Of said
plaintiff and against said defendant,
fof the sum OF four hundred and
forty-nine 64-lOO dollars, (s49.6z)
have on the 10th day of September,
A. D., eighteen hundred and seventy-ive,
ca. D. 187o) levied upon as the property Of
said defendant r. J. Truax, the following
described real estate situate in said Ramsey
county and State aforesaid and described, as
follows, to-w1t:
Lots three, (s) four, a. and five (5) in
block three (3) of Nininger and Donnelly' S
addition to the city of st. Paul, according to
the recorded plat thereof on file in the office
Of the Register Of Deeds in and for said
county of Ramsey and State OF Minnesota,
and upon all the right title and interest
said defendant therein or thereto, or to any
part thereof at the time when said judgment
was docketed aforesaid, or at any time since
said Judgment was docketed aforesaid, and
Will sell the same or SO much thereof as may
be sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs,
at the front door of the Old Court House i'll
the city of ST. Paul, III Ramsey county, and
state aforesaid, OH Tuesday. the Goth day OF
October, A. D. 1915, at 10 O'Clock i'll the
forenoon OF that day.
Dated St. Paul, September 18th A. d.
1875.
JOHN GRACE,
Sheriff Of Ramsey county, Mimi.
". P. Warner,
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POLITICAL.

Gen. Bartlett has declined the nomina.
ton fur Lieutenant Governor OF Massachusetts,
in the Uemoc attic ticket
The municipal election at Charleston,
). e, the 9th, passed OF without serious dis
taroAnce, the coalision of white Republicans
ard Conservatives re-electing Mayor Cunning
han b. : least . 900 majority.
Hen. Edward Campbell. chairman Of
the Denocratic State central committee OF
lbMAs - shet bu: not fatally on the 9th, at
Hs11ea by w w. Junk,n, editor OF the
Ee1Gsr y Fairfield The shooting was the re-
snlt e = utterly abusive quarrel through the
lapen q that place, in which Campbell de-
acunosd Junkin - wretched bawd, wife in
1llGr - cowardly tar.
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To Druggists.

The druggist first sending an order for not
less than ne dozen Aqua Miraculosn. accom-
panied by at least s. cash, balance C. o. D..
will hare The exclusive agency for the town in
which he = sides, and his business card added
to the above Advertisement If.
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advertisers will please take notice that
the ANTI MoSopoLIsr is the best and
cheapest advertising medium in Minneso ta
1t has larger circulation among the farm
ers than any other, while it is read in
every town and city ana almost every vii
age Of the State 1t is perused by thou
sands who take no other paper
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Parties having business in this department
will please address A. H. TAISEY,
Business Manager.
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W. W III IICf,
Attorney for Plaintiff.

Notice of ortgage Foreclosure End Sale.
Names of mortgagors-lsaiah Gttleson,
Moses Kalmenson, Aaron Warkowski, Charles
Polski, and Iser nerknan.
Name of mortgagee-Benja min Gervais.
Date of mortgage, 10th day Ct February,
S74.
Mortgage recorded March 4th, 1874. at Ii.
20 O'Clock a. M, in the Office Of Register
Deeds in and Tor the county of Ramsey, and
State Of Minnesota, in book 1922 Of mort
CAGES, on page 2l7.
Description of mortgaged premises Those
parts Of lots Nos. six and seven Is and y of
section number twenty nine, (29) III township
No thirty 500 north, Of range No. twenty-five
22) west, divided as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the government meander cor
| ner ON the west side of said lots six and seven
rs and y, known as Lambert's Island, being
the most westerly point of said Island, and
running thence south &c deg. As Sec east, 81
So 100 chains to Il cedar post, from which a
white oak trea 80 inches in diameter bears
north 80 deg. 90 sec, east 38 lines distant, and
10 deg, east "a l-2 links, which cedar post is
the beginning corner of the land hereby con-
veyed; thence south 80 Ia west Is 70 100
chains, thence south "a deg, east 6 96-lUO
chains, thence north So Geg. east II chains;
thence north ) l-2 deg. west 50-lOO chains,
thence north 10 l2 deg, east Ia chans
thence north 8 deg. west 5 5O-1OO chains;
thence s,uth - deg, west Is 80 100 chains to
said edar post at the point OF beginning, con-
tanning 10 64-lGO acres, more less.
Amount claimed to be due upon the first
note, which was due on the first day of October
/ 74, and which is secured by said mortgage
at the date Of this notice, is the sum OF OF e
hundred and eleven dollars and eight cents,
Slll.US.)
Mortgage assigned June It'll, 1915.
Name Of assignee Mayer Seperie.
Asst nment recorded-June 18th, 1877, at
a:l5 o'clock p m, in book of assignments,
,,n page 3S7
And no proceeding at law or otherwise have
heen instituted tor the recovery of the said
@s~sve mentioned sum, or any part thereof. and
defssalf having been made in the payment of
tn said sgm OF Toney claimed to he due as
afors"id, nttica is hsr.b, given that the said
mortgage VIII =. foreclosed, and the said
mortgaged premiss will, by yirtne Of a
power of sale in said Mortgage contained aud
Herewith recorded, and Pursuant 10 the pro-
vision OF the statute, in such cases made and
provided, be sold at public vsnduc at the
front door OF the Court House on Wabasha
treat, i'll the city of st. Paul. Ramsey county.
Minnesota, on Monday, the 25th day of Osto'
ter, 1879, at ten O'Clock a. m, to satisfy and
pay the amount then due on the aforesaid
mor'Gaged debt. costs and disbursements 81
| said sac, together with the sum of twenty
| five dollars stipulated in said mortgage to l..
paid out OF the proceeds of such sale, to said
mortgage in case Of foreclosure OF said mort
gage, as and for attorneys fees.
! Dated SAINT Paul, Sep 18th, 1878.
MAYER SEPERIE,
Assignee
THOMAS HOWARD,
/ Attorney for Assignee
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49, 1900.

This exquisite Spanish ssToilette Trepara
ii n, for identifying and pre@ewviaR de COM
plexion aud skin, has for years beer exclusive
ly prepared by Don Manual Acosts. xnemin~nt
chemist Of Seville, Spain, and NJ him sold II
large quantities to the elite - thntcafy, Madrid,
hava- ma and elsewhere, as 80 fnc0mparxbse
beautifer and pres-Tvatiye OF IN cOmplexiOn.
aid certain preventive Of Wrinkles, frecklss.
pimpseS, sunhurn, tan, and all bl<misbas or
the skin. WI liz making a voyag. 10 Cnbs
some years ago, on one OF the British ROYAL
Mail Steamships, Don Manuel was ovestak~n
by severe sickness, and his life for days de-.
paired Of, but ultimately he rallied and recOv-
cred, and as an acknowledgment Of his apuse-
citation Of DR.. Campbail's services, DIR. G.. he-
ing Al that time medical officer on hoard the
Steamship, h- presented the doctor with the
formula from which he prepared his famous
"Agua Miraculoso," (MircuIous Water) So
ma y lady patients for whom DR.. g. has pre-
pared an occasional bottle, having EXPIRE sed
themselves most enthusiastically in regard to
its merits, he has determine for the future to
prepare IL as a standard toilette prepar ton.
Its usa imparts to the skin dazzling briIliancy.
healthy freshness, transparent clearness. vel
yefy smoothness and exquisit. softness II Is
not paint or enamel, bu' a delicionsly fra
grant Medicated water for the skin. Of marvel
Ous efficacy Warranted harmless a pure
milk. Prio,, one dollar per hottie. Six bot
ties for five dolls,s- Expressed to anv al
dress Prepared only BY James P Campbell.
H. D, Chemist. 66 Fulton st., n Y Beware
of dangerous and worthless limitations.
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go, de que hay guerras que forman por
81 solas, no va padron de afrenta nj
affection, sino que muy al contrario
las mas brillantes epopeyas que re-
gistran los pueblos dignos en- sus ana
les venerandos. Pero, Squ9 importa
tambien tanta gloria, tanto esplendor
81 en- ell terreno positive, lnirado por
ell lado real, no son bastantes & borrar
jamas, nj 4 atenuar siquiera el marti !.
rio de las yfctimas y el baldon de los
tiranoss
Sagunto y Numancia, gloria eterna
de las generaciones libres; sus ruinas
esparcidas, no dejaran nunca de ser Ell
oprobio de Anibal y Scipion, de Afri-
ca y de Roma.
Suiza y GuiIlermo Tell, Polonia
infeliz J Kociuscko, Espana J Daoiz
y Velarde, sus nombres no caben en-
ell inint to espacio de la posteridad
porque son ell sublime arcane de la
independence de- tres pueblos y e
terror de sus verdugos!. $50.
sQuien no maldice la guerra, esa
playa que aniquia q los pueblos, que
10 mismo les conquista gloria y PREF,
fundadas sin embargo sobre lagrinias
y saagre, que sirye para .uncirlos q la
servil cadena del tirano9.
Nosotros, que hace seis amos somos
vfctimas de la mas terrible y espanto
sa, de esta lucha sin igual, @esteril, de
hermanos contra hermanos, de.padres
contra hijos, de hijos contra padres,
al dirigir nuestra Imagination al cua-
dro desgarrador que ofrece en- todos
sus ambitos la infortunada y digna de
mejor suerte Espana, siquiera por
egoismo, no podemos menos que ex-
ecrar ese sangriento nombre, horror
de. las generaciones presentes y fumes
to presagio para las venideras.
iFeliz Puerto Rico que no ha como
cido los estragos de esta gran calami-
dad de nuestros tiempos!
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RAIMUNDO BRUCK Err

(Traducido del frances en- obse-
quio al limo. Sr. Obispo Pnig. por Ell
4 timo de sus sdbditos)
Cuando le vi por la primera vez
hacfa tempo que posefa Ia plentiful
de la verdad. Era en- 1851 y su con
version databa de muchos amos an
tes. Cierto dfa habla entrado siE sa
ber por que Ell la zelda delsP. Ravig
nan, y aunque tuviese por entonces
NADIA menos que cuarenta y cinco amos,
hallabase en- todo el fuego de una ju-
ventud que tendfa a prolongarse con
exceso. Por mas de un cuarto de si-
glo habfa estado derramando esta 1sAyia
y no pan ecfa cansado de clio. Dotado
de un talento deslumbrador, abrfa a
todos los vientos su mano derecha, lie
ma de paradojas y su mano izquierda
que el crefa llena de verdades.
Desde ell principle de este siglo no
ha habido candido error de que no
'haya sido c0mplice, y de que -su ge
MO no Sc haya ocupado Como tenfa
aspiraciones generosas unidas q sin
gulares ignorancias, y este fue ell ca
racter real de toda su epoca, Sc lanz6
a todas as aventulas- flos66cas, refi
giosas y sociaies. No sabiendo NADIA
todavfa de la yerdadera regeneration
habfa defendldo todas las faIsas rege-
neraciones. Sucesivamente sahsimo
niano y furrierista habia conclude
por reirse de~todos los sisteinas sque7
lie hablan acalorado hasta ell delirio.
En- 81 Sc hallaba q la vez el fl6sofo y
ell truhan. El amor ie consolaba ade-.
mas de las desiiusiones del pensador.
Y despues, andaudo su camino no ha-
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los remedies y medicinas que con sus pro-
pias manos prepare y las maternales ca
ricias due le hizo al nifo que iba 4 quedar
huerfano. Diez dias con sus noches pas6
allf sin yer otras personals que al medico
y al sacerdote que vinieron 4 prestar sus
respectivos auxilios. Pero nj Ia esmerada
asistencia que presto q la paciente, nj las
dos juntas de facultatiyos que reuni6, nj
NADIA de 10 mucho que hizo bast6 para
detener los progresses de aquella terrible
dolencia que nunca suelta sus vlctimas
hasta que lentamente las priVa de Ia exis-
tencia. Unicamente logr6 que los consue-
los de la religion obrasen un cambio feliz
en ell amino de aquella desgraciada que
espir6 en- los brazos de la j6ven en- la mo-
che del decimo dia de su llegada, dandole
gracias su 1fel protectora por So carload
encomendandole que velase por su nino
que hiciera ell bien que pudiese los
mayores.
/ Enterrada decorosamente la difunta,
Virginia, dejando al nino al cuidado de
Goya, Sc prepare para salir, por primera
vez de su regreso, & la ealie al subir en-
un coche que habta hecho detener la
puerta de la casa de Ia Gale de las AMI
mas not6 que un hcmbre que estaba apoa-
tado Ell la esquina Immediate monte en-
,. otro vehiculo y la siguio. Llsm6le tanto
mas la atencion esta circumstances Guam
to que de lejos le parecio reconocer
en- 81 un pasaiero del vapsr que le
habfa traido de Nueva York. FL coche
de- desconocido sigui6 al suyo; pero tan
pronto como pene.L6 en- una concurrida
Gale de intramaros no pudo va distinsalr
eRtss taatos COMO P0r alh tFansitan 81 81
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lsFOLLETIN.
VIRGINIA PRATS.
(Cont;naaciOn de Sci TEsoRo DE Los PIRATAs").
POr I'D. 1Os3 Perez Morris.
(ContiNuaciOn.)

ami muy amada madre: Los conoci-.
mientos que 20 adquirf en- ell colegio son
muy titles 4 una senorita rica, pero para
NADIA sirven la mujer pobre que tiene
que vivir del trabajo material de sus ma
nos. Por mas que he hecho, apenas he
logrado serle V. de ningun provecho.
Mi ausencia, por 10 tanto, es para V. una
atenciOn menos y un alivio para nuestra
generosa protectora que podra costear los
gastos del nino y de We menos sacri-
6cios.
Por otra parte, una j6ven sin un nombre
que proclamar ante ell altar ia que puede
aspirar mas que seguir las huellas de su
msdre?
Nacida en- la deshonra, sin b.enes
que compensen 10 bajo de mi cuna isue
voy hacer sino seguir la suerte dc la
generalidad de las infelices que han veni-
do al mundo en- las aciagas circunstancias =
que yoi Mi hermano antics de marcharse
me ha alberto bien los oios sobre este
asuuto y mi anante D. Adolfo Estrada
sstadiaats as asgsshO, quisn asao hacss
4 = sf5Tf1EST ~ -es0 4 # ts~S s'sE
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ELISA y


Leidas que hubo estas dos cartas, Vir-
ginia volvio al lado de la enferma.
-Estos papeles, dijo, dan alguna luz
sobre Ell paradero de sus hijos. No Sc
desconsuele V. Elisa esta en- la Habana
6 Indalecio ha escogido por teatro de sus
correrlas un centro que me es bien conc
edo. NADIA le prometo q ", porque soy
demasiado debil, acerca del resultado de
las diiigencias que hsga; pero hare 10
humanamente possible para copseguir que
Sc case La una y que vuelva al buen ca
mino Ell otro. Lo primero es deyolverle
aV. la salud del cuerpo, 81 es possible, 8
al menos la del alma ~
Ursula Sc deshiao en- frases de recono-
cimiento.
Desde aquel dia Virginia Sc corstituyo
en- aquella casa. No cansaremos al lector
describi6ndole los minucioaos cuidados que
prodigo 4 la paciente en- las largas noches
sa que Pegmapsei9 al lado de 81 lesho,
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citado vehiculo habia tornado Ia misrna
direction. AL detenerse en- la calle de
Mercaderes ante ell escritorio que habfs ST.
do de D. Cosme Rivero un j6 ven muy bien
vestido que estaba en- Ell umbral y que
habla .atraido Ia atencion de Virginia por
que le parecia haber visto aquella fsonoA
mia en- alguna parte, Sc fi6 en- ella con
avida curiosidad. Ai f# 4
AL poner ella el pie en- ell estribo para
apearse, un hombre que Sc habla presen
tado al lado de la portezuela la coge fuer-
temente del braZo alzando al mismo item
po sobre ella la mano .provista de un
punaL I n e+
Virginia lanza un grito de angustia.
Pero en- Ell instante en- que ell asesino des-
carga su golpe sobre la victima, un brazo
de hieivo detiene el del homieida, quien
empujado fuertemente cae de espsldas So
bre la acera.
FL j6ven que. estaba 4 la puerta con los
ojos 6jos en- Ia bella aquien mo Sc .ha-
bia escapado ninguno de Hos movimientos
de .esta escena habla dado un -brinco y
apoderadose del agresor que, desaperci-
bido para tan brusca J violenta acometi-
da, habfa facilmente venido al suelo.
Entre ell gran grupo de gente que ALI
Sc reuni6 habla salvaguardias que, bajo la
RESPONSE bilidad de ID. Antonio Riyero,
que era el mismo que acababa de hacer
fracasar el plan de aquel enviado de ia
cobo. Rodriguez, Sc spoderaron del cri-
mi al.
Este suceso dur6 mencs del tempo que
hemos gastado en- referi..o.
Virginia permaue la talda y un tanto
tuTbaaa al yeSse el blaacO de tsptss mi
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radas.
7 Rivero la tom6 respetuosamente por la
mano y Ia hizO entrar en- su escritorio
y despues de ssntada le sirvi6 I'M vase de
-agua.
-Venga V. yer en- que se puede SER
vir q esta dana, dijo al interprete de la
casa. Tengo entendido que no habla mas
que iDgles.
No moleste V. al sefior Ell caste.
llano es mi lengua nativa. Mil gracias por
su buena accion. Debo d " la vida,
ESQ no es NADIA mas que una felis
casualidad que me proportions ell placer
de haber prestado un ligero servicio & mi
elegante compahera de viaje. No sabe v.
10 que me alegra ell yerla v aqui y ell
saber que conoce v: mi idioma.
--iMe hace v. ell favor de decirme al
es V. DON Antonio Rivero9
-Si sonora, soy el mismo. Pero pre-
gunta por pregunta: tendrfa la bondcd de
decirme si es V. casada, viuda solterai
-Perdone V. No es de mi de quien
vengo hablar, sino de un negocio de fa-
milia de la mayor importancia que ataiie
& la suys mas que q la mia. Pero me en-
cuentro muy agitada. Lo que tengo que
decirie es reservado y no jazgo oportuno
que sus dependencies Sc enteren del asun-
to. iQuiere V. venir manana verne &
mi domicilios
Con mucho gusto; pero 81 v. quiere
aquf tengo un retrete donde podemos ha-
blar sin testigos.
Virginia envolsio al j6ven en- una mi
rada severa.
--Caoallero, djo, no basta 4 Ia muier
dessnte ser h0arsda sia0 que debe sau-
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bien parererlo. Mafiana & las dOce, G ]
SO digna visitsrme, Ie dire & v d'IAn'
de una persona que eS de confsn!a ~!
conoce 4 fondO el m6vil que me hs O''I
dido . molestarle. En- esta taGets Dc \
critic con lApis las seiias de mi lnOfs'1
IRA VI
-Hasta Ell FIN del mundO iria yO!rPl
volver q YER mi misteriosa desconOcls1
Dispense ", no. ha sido mi ints1'. ~
ofenderla. iEs este su nombre verdS0''
-Si. Adios. IA
-lNo me permite V. scOnpanA
Quizes otro asesino. ..... Il
Made muere hasta que DlO' su'',
No creo que la insurreccion hays PaS.,l -
mas que q uno que me despache' s ',;';l
81 V. da ell parte como debe 10 JUS"
no creo que le suelten tan prOnto'
All! icon que es un labOrante'
---.Asi me 10 presume. Il
-Ent6nces, cuente V. que eS'ars .nic|
cho tempo q "a sombra. ST V. es eno-s ~
de los latro-facciosos, sus patriO'l0..'s str,l
timientos son un nuevo imam que "'
hacia V. A
"A pesar de todo mucho temC w
me niegue Ell favor que he de PeOn,u, ..m,u
-Deio V. por concedido De snIe- nn,,
-Lo acepto y recojO deSds sD''
palabra.
mo faltare a ella.
-Pues hasta maiiana. I'D
Ell j6ven acompsn6 & VirgiDl1, l1,.ais :"
dejarla sentada On su csrruaje &c wv; 'r,iaI
que parti6 tan 4 escape como 10 pa.
el escuaiido cabaliO quo 10 arra''FA''
(cssas@gtl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-23

tempo, me ha pintado I'm paraiso tai de
felisidades que los principles scristianos
que recibf no fueron suGcientes veneer
la inclination que senti hacia este apasio-
made joven que me ha ofrecido reparar
en- 10 future esta falta casandose con-
migo.
Por ahora no Sc me permite decirle Ell
punto de mi residencia.
Adios: creo que V. me perdonara mi
falta 81 tiene presente ell gran pesar que
siente y ell mucho carino que lie profesa
su hija -