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IN ORDER 10 tear down the old store to
make room for new building, Mr.. Mitchell
will sci out his whole stock OF goods, as he
says, re CARELESS OF cost. This determination
furnishes 10 all an excellent opportunity to
get bargains on their own terms.
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For Moth Patches, r rockies and Tan. ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and FreckIe
Lotion. IL is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black Heads or Flesh Worms, use
PeT1y's Inlprored C0medene and PinlpIe Ren,-
edy. the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr.
Il. {. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. 55I:
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focKET Book SSATCHERs--About 91
S.oSk last night Mrs. Fries, while passing
IIoaciaed ~ three oolored boys and one
60 'S .a her Pocket book, containing 50,
g.. g. o ~ ~ or Ohieer Stone pursued them as
~ aTTesIIGs thsn. wv
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HE MADRIGAL BOYs.-Owing 20 the sue
cess OF Inc two concerts given at the Assem-
tly Church by Mr.. Fairiamb, third and
East entertainment will take place there this
evening when the eight singers forming the
FalIlamb octette VIII take part The Mad
IlSai Boys, whose second visit TO this city
has attracted so much attention, will also
afptaT in a new selection OF favorite songs
ara concerted pieces. Mr.. William Rieger.
ne popular young tenor from New York,
VIII also sing.
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is very strongly recommended by the Med.
lcal Faculty and is largely prescribed
among their Female Patients. 1t is worthy
OF all confidence, as may been seen from the
following testimonials:
Dr. q. Il. CHAPMAN, Plattsmouth. Neb..
writes: have under treatment a lady. who,
Tor the past seven years, has been afflicted,
and. after trying several physicians without
receiving benefit, Is gaining rapidly on yOlg
(urOriif Presentation.
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PRoPERTY-owNERs who have not made
application for damages to property by
mason OF public improvements can now file
street
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Weather Probabilities Today.
OTFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 4

For The lower lakes and the middle states
stationery or falling barometer. warmer,
northwest Ia southeast winds, and clear or
partly cloudy weather.
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BLACK FANS, and ,hatelain chains, and
JET jewelry, received at riggs, on the Ave-
nRe, peag ~ street,
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NOTICE,

nF NOTICE.
Wy A meeting Of the incorporators named IN the
act entltled AN Act to Incorporate the Washing
$50, will be held at the Office Of George II Plant,
Room NO PLANTS BUILDING, corner of 18th
street and New York avenue, Washin gton, ID. C..
ON the 4th day of June, A ID. 1875, at o'clock ..
N, Tor the purpose OF organizing said Washington
Mall Steamboat Com pany," in compliance with the
provisions Of said act. WM. h. TENNEY,
GEO. II. PLANT,
II. KILBOURN,
ID. c. F0RNEY,
:. p. BROWN,
J. l.. SAVAGE.
may24llt VIM L. WALL,
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ATLANTA. III.

DR.. X. J.. Pierce, BufdlO, " Y-Dear Sir:
nave not words To express my gratitude To
case. There is not one who has used your
medicines since they have been brought
here, but that can say with me they have
been greatly benefited. Since / have been
so helped by its use, six or seven around me
left OF all doctors and other medicines, and
now use IL in their families, after being
cured off the same disease as mine You don
Know what wonder Ii created i'm our city, by
It's restoring my sister | wrote You about, for
she had been under the care of three of our
best doctors, but could not sit up but for a
few minutes atone time. begged of her TO
try your medicines, and before she had used
half the bottles she could go all around the
yard, and is now just come home from a
visit five miles away.
MRS THOMAS MCFARLAND.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is sold by
dealers in medicines generally eoyk
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COAL TRADE on THE CHESA PEAKEA AND
OHIO CANAL.-The Cumberland Times saws
FOR the month of May, just passed, the
number OF boats leaving this port by way OF
Inc canal was ,069, carrying coal amounting
70 l20,'3l tons. This is the heaviest tonnage
l0r any month in the history of the canal.
Ihere were larger number of boats that left
mere In May, 49, but they were not so heavily
laden. Eifty-eight boats left this port with
coal on Tuesday. being the greatest number
ever dispatched in one day.
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RIGHTS AND WRONGS OF RAILROAD PAS
SESGERs.-The case of Weyrich against the
Baltimore and Potomac naturalization for
ejectment from limited express pullman
carr train. noticed in the STAR as having
been tried before Justice j. Tyler Powell and
a jury, by whom verdict for -15 vas given
for the plaintif-has been taken To the Cir
cult Court on writ Of ct1fiauTi. The eject
ment in this case took place near StOney
run. and about q week ago a party was
elected near the tunnel for refusing TO pay
for the privilege of a seat in a Pullman
The limited trains are composed entirely of
Pullman cars palace and sleepers), in which
extra fare is charged. Notwithstanding the
low rate charged between here and Balti-
more on this road go cents) some parties
claim that under the tickets issued they
have the right TO stop off at any way station:
while the company maintain that the ticket
is good for but one continuous ride. Yester-
day party i'm Baltimore took passage on a
local train, and alter the conductor had
taken mp his tick1e demanded its return, be-
cause he wished 10 stop Off ut Bowie, and in
tended TO come into Washington on a later
train. The conductor refused to return il
and the passenger and conductor came to
blows. Passengers interfered and quiet was
restored, but the conductor retained the
ticket. The party threatens suit, in order
that the question as to whether a ticket can
be used in such way may be legally de-
cided.
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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS.

500 yards splendid CALtCoES as cts worth Ice
SEQ SHIFTING CALICO II cts
2opieoes GRASS CLOTH AZ l2s,c.
Yard wide PERCALEsA ca.
sTlendid assortment OF Gar7e Merlin -NDFs
SHIRTS from 50 cts. 90 - So.
PARAsoLs at very low prices.
Lot q DRESS GOODS left over .ran last season %
lie sold az your price
sPlerSsid make, Of BLEACHED COTr0Ns, &c a.
La cts.
Bonanza brand e ALPACa al 81 -,s hes, ever 49,
Tor that price.
MATING cheap and good.
GEO. ,. JOHNSON CO.
mys9 r Tli Nark@t Srar-
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~ Yesterday was observed I'm Missouri as
day OF fasting and prayer for delivery from
the grasshopper plague.
~ A heavy cyclone recently occurred on
the Chinese coast, causing the wreck of sew
eral vessels.
ES- Mathew Brown, for murder of V. Carl
at Purvis, Sullivan county, New York last
octooer, WAS Yesterday found guilty of muir
der in the first degree.
~ OF late some spiritualists have accented
the doctrine of reincarnation or transmuta-
ton OF souls, baSing their belief upon the
supposed instances of NATURALIZATION and
there is Likelihood of a schism.
~The merchants of Philadelphia have
determined to raise the funds to send the
First regiment national guard of Pennsyl-
vania to Boston to assist In the Bunker Hill
centennial.
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ROUND TO SELL!
II WE HAVE To SELL THEMAT
sLAUGHTERING PRICES,

We will OXEN MONDAY. Nav y. l--s-
- pieces LS'iite Linen Mixed Suitiuc-. e cents
New Lawns ouiy cents.
- piece pure Linen SDitings new - lp a l- Is
D. and . cents.
70 pieces choice style Calico only ce-ts
. piece Bishop Lawn part Linen a. Is n aud -
csnt~. - -
40 pieces Cslicos n ca cents
~ pieces new Linen Lawn Tor suitircs trtry ir,g
~ pieces new sty le Lawns
- pieces natural color lace stripe Lawns s cent?
"a ard wide SheotiUC cotton. = c.flt-.
Ia ard wide Cotton. Il cents, worth J. cents
Psrasois from 70 cents up, awful cheap
Cotton, good a. Mamsutfa, La cents.
Just received IS pieces Black Greuafiue IN Plain
PLAID and Stripe az l2s, Is, D., -, a. s. = AMI s.
cents
All our Plaid Hress Goads az cot.
tOttOus, &, :. and ID Crnt-.
Good quality Straw Mating.
Hack. Brow aud " bite Parar Caruf.rf-. cent?
Yard wide Pacific PercAlps, i2is cents.
Yard vide Linen Suifiuc-. Lea, cents awful chaar
Linen, plain ard -tripe, for men and lrv- wear
FINEST quality AlpaCa a. y cent?. worth 90 cents.
All the latest . les Ter Ladies Dresses Tor travel
ing and home wear.
CALL FOR BARGAINS, As WE ARE OFFER
ING SOME GREAT RAgGAINs
THIS MONTH
OPEN AT NIGHT UNTIL TEN O'CLOCK.
c. VI. TOwS0N q Co..
s26 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
mayG-tr south side. near 7th .ireet uorthWe-t.
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-At the ninth
monthly meeting of the Second Washington
Cooperative Building association last even
ing 1900 were sold al an average of 80 per
cent,
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N JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,

G:X4 ROCkBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
Ihe management az this popular SUMNER RE
SohI. encouraged 10y their great success last
sons have continued To add during the winter months
additlonal l:nproS emenis, until now the acc0mmoa
lions offered the public far superior t. auy 81 her
IN TIE mountains Of Virginia The GRAND no
III VIII be open for the reception Of VISITORS
JCNE let. Its chambers are large cn,tsnianfty
and elegantly furnished, having GAS IN EACH
k00Ma aud connected with the main Office Nv an
hLEClR lC BELL. The MINERAL lTERS
consist Of ALUM. 8 different grades IODINE
ALI Nj aud CHALGBEATE. thus afordinr a cu-a-
tive agent IN all cases Of SCROFTLOTS Ulcer.
ATOMS 81 The skin, mouth or throat: CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION
DhSPEPslA, CHRONIC DIARRHtEA, diseases
81 The urinary organs, and Of ALL DISEASES Pc
CULIAR TO FEMALES
For PAMPHLETS Civ ing fuller information tps.
tmonlaIs, &c. address the Manager AZ the Spriu =.
BOARD $50 10 So PER MONTH, according
TO location Of rooms
: NJ. MTLTIS. Assistant - a. u - D.,
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WE challenge the world toproduce collar
mat VIII keep clean longer, without WASH
ing, than the ElmWOOd.-Aoc
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RIDLEY PARK HOTEL.
HEALING SPRINGS.

ks:l W. b. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR,
DIR. NJ. ii. HOUSTON, RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
This deservedly popular Summer Resort will be
opened on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE for the re-
ception of visitors.
There viii be a reasonable deduction 10 parties
who wish TO make this their home for the summer.
For pamphlets and circulars giving more minute
description Of the Springs and the way of getting to
them, apply TO Messrs. PURCELL, LADD X CO.,
cts To Covinston from sl points, where there will be
close connection with tne stage line direct 10 the
Springs over a beautiful mountain ruad.
my.7 I'm W. b. BISHOP, Proprietor
AAA CARLIN's SPRINGS, W. & o. r r
30 III Carllns Springs have been entirely re-
JUL lifted. and be rented for ENcur-
sions and Parties. HERBU ER BASsART, Pro
+. G. WESTON, Agent, 2I2 9th street north
west Washington. may p sWF
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MINERAL SPRINGS.

&ksO Hotel open on 10th June. Connections
made with all trains Gu Pennsy lvania railroad al
Huntington, Pa, and on Baltimore and Ohio rail-
Tnad at Cuub' rland, Md, through TO the Springs
Excursion Tickets 60 be had al railroad Offices ana
baggage checked through.
Bedford Water sent PROMPTLY AZ following r,,os
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" Asaiosse, Room 10 lie Droit Briiding.
Loans negotiated. Property Of public and private
me- nayNlu
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Carlos Lopez Az6a Official de la misma
dependencies D. Juan B. Oller.
Sc han pedido nuevos datos al gober-
nador general de Puerto-Rico respecto 6
las escilelas vacantes en- Ia isla para acor-
dar, en- vista de:ellos, ls de6nitiva proyi-
sion de aquellas.
Paris 27.-El conficto polftico relig'o-
SO toma cada dia mayores proporciones.
FL gobierno de Berlin 30 ha visto obli-
gado destituir q algunos funcionarios
que Sc negaban aponer en- ejecucionsaus
ordenes contra ell clero cat6lico.
La prensa ministerial berlinesa pide
nuevas y decisivas medidas contra los
eclesiasticos.
Ell viaje del emperador Guillermo 6.
Italia, no es todavia positive, pues depeu-'
dera del estado de su salud. ST no pueds
realizarlo, 'el principe heredero serk y
sncargado de visitar al rey de Italia ST
Milan.
-Bolsa de Madrid del dia 90 de marco
3p. s consolidate, 1895 1870.
8. 3.p.S exterior, 2OTO'75 y 210O
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bres que las llevaron por insignia.
iCuanto mejor es nuestra suerte,
combatiendo la veg por todas elias y
agrupandolas en- un mismo estandartel
Adelante, digo 4 todos los hombres
de yerdad y de progreso, de honradez
y patriotismo. La dignidad y Ia ente-
reza del Senado envuelven lecciones
de alto ejemplo. Adelantel Aunque la
libertad fuese sepultada, ella sabrfa re-
sucitar de entire los muertos. (BgQyos
q hwyas.
81, seflores, ella resucitara gloriosa
slempre que como ahora marche en-
trelazada con esa otra Incompatible
y gloriosfsima bandera que hemos
amado desde la cuna, y que espero
nos cubra con su sombra en- ell sepul
Gro: la immortal bandera del catolicis-
mo. (NMeUas y estYepitosas aclamacio
mes.
Y aqul vuelvo 4 saludar en- ell Sc
nado al doble guardian de la libertad
y de la paz.
Para mejor ultimar las libertades,
Sc queria perseguir q las conciencias
cat6licas. Obraban habilmente, sin
duda, creyendo que todas las barreras
cederian ell dia que pudiesen que
brantar la mas indomab'e resisten-
cla que ha encontrado en- ell mundo ell
despotismo: la de la conciencia ca
tolica (iBrGOoD Esto os probara de
nuevo, seflores, que la religion y la
libertad, estas dos hijas del cielo, son
hermanas. Cseytoi-Raidosos aplau
sos)
Las maquinas de guerra que Sc
inventan y fabrican contra la Iglesia,
no me inquietan por las vfctimas q
que naceE destinadas. Yo Sc que pa
ra elias no existe mayor gloria. (AclG-
maciones).
Las lamentarfa por ell pats, obli-
gado q cosechar los amargos frutos
de la iniquidad; las lamentarfa por
las almas que pierde ell ejemplo CO.
rrnptor; las lamentaria por los mis-
mos ridiculos Julianos que quieren
alzarse en- esta terra. Enthusiasts
aplaasos).
lnsensatos! No recuerdan que su
gran modelo concluy6 diciendo: "Has
vencido, Galileo." Tienen ojos y no
ven esa luz que brilla en- ell mundo
con resplandores inmortales: la tum-
ba del humilde pescador de Galilea,
es la primera maravilla del universe
consagrada a SUI melnoria; mientras
que
La casa para el Cesar fabricada
Els, senior, de lagartos vii morada.
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del Uruguay y Confederation Argen-
tina, tan tumultuosas como las anti
guas repdblicas italianas, que a pc
sar de su continue agitacion polftica,
prosperan maravillosamerte; debese
este a la immigration europea. Mas,
ansiosos los nuevos colonos de adqui
rir para sus hijos una patria bende-
cida por ell cielo, Sc hacen sordos q
lasplaticas filoso6co-j jurfdicas de hom-
bres parecidos a nuastros Indus, y
con su sudor dan a aquellas tierras RI
quezas que nosotros acertamos apeEas
a computar.
Nal grave es ciertamente. aun en-
aquellas Republicas todo trastorno po-
lftico; pero no de tanta trascendeneia
como 10 serfa aquf, en- Venezuela Y
aun en- el mismo Chile. La mitad de
nuestra repdblica esta desierta y el
china de una gran parte de su terri
torio no les convene a las razas eu-
ropeas; una revolucion, pues, solicita-
da por un gobierno que tratara de dar
a una nacion en- CIRCUMSTANCES seme
jantes las negaciones filos6fcas de
Indus por todo credo religioso, vio-
lando para clio los derechos mas bien
adquiridos para Greer en- Jesucristo,
seria establecer en- todo su rigor ell
cesarismo.
La moral adquirida en- otros paises
enropeos por millares de millares de
colonos que van a America, contra
resta y aun supera los males y las
tendencias de ese regimen cesdreO en-
la Confederation Argentina; pero en-
un pals desierto y NAL sano como ell
nuestro, ahojar los vfnculos que unen
a los pocos que Sc esfuerzan por ha-
Ger de su patria un pals civilzado, es
proyocar revoluciones que empobre-
cen y desacreditan las repdblicas del
Atlantico Desde Venezuela hasta
Mejico, los reales y dnicos promove-
dores de revoluciones son los que
tratan de crear ell Dios Estado.
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HISPANO-A
Leemos en- El Iradicio1aIsta de

Leemos en- El Iradicioaalista de
Bogota 10 siguiente:
Dos Repdblicas del Sur, Peru y
Confederation Argentina, y una del
Atlantico, Venezuela, pasan hoy por
una de esas conmociones polfticas
por las que han pasado y pasaran tai
vez los otros Estados Sud americanos,
como Mejico, las cinco Rep1blicas
del Centro, Ecuador, Colombia, Bo-
liyia, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay y
Santo Domingo.
La reyolucion del PERI, Uruguay
y Santo Domingo, segnn ell lltimo
parte telegra6co, ha conclude con ell
triunfo del Gobierno; pero la reyolu-
cion de la Confederation Argentina
ann no sabemos que este terminada.
Ell general Mitre es, 6 fue hombre
de grande Influenza en- aquellas Co
marcas, y es probable que no ceda
ell campo sin hacer grandes esfuerzos
por triunfar.
Solo en- esta extensa repdblica la
question religiosa "a 10 menos asl
parece) no es una de las causas del
descontento, pero en- el mismo Chi
lie esa question es motive de varios
des6rdenes.
Antes de ahora ella no fue causa
(por 10 menos aparente) de los con-
tinuos sacudimientos polfticos de We
nezuela: la polftica del actual iefe de
aquella rephblica, ha hecho que ella
sea uno de los motivos de los actua
les disturbios.
En- Mejico y en- las repdblicas del
Centre, los liberales hicieron de esa
question la gran question, y su tira-
MIA produjo serios trastornos, que no
fueron aquietados sino derramando
.mucha sangre. Lo mismo sucedi6 en-
Colombia. Los hechos, pues, no son
de tai modo generates que no admi-
tan ansexcepciohes, tales como las re-
voluciones de la Confederation Ar
gentina, algunas de las anteriores de
Venezuela, y quiza algunas del Pa
raguay, Uruguay y Santo Domingo,
81 blen es cierto que Rosas, doctor
Francia, Lopez y Guzman BIanco '
tantos otros han avasallado principal
mente a la Iglesia cat5lica. s
Esos sangrientos mov;mientos po-
lfticos en- que a veces la question re-
ligiosa. es una causa efciente, deja
postradas las fuerzas productiyas de
las repdblicas hispano- americans
por amos de a1os, principalmente s.
lei triunfo deinitivo, como hasta aho-
ra ha sncedido, 10 obtiene ell partid1
liberal; pero hay dos repdblicas; ei
DC notarse Ia exception, que SON lo'
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Los territories Colorado y Nuevo

Los territories Colorado y NuevO
|hlejico han sido declarados estados
Dor el Congreso americana, segun
6probacion dada por Ell Senado, con
aigunas enmiendas, al proyecto que
con tai objeto pas6 la Camara. De
Este modo dos Estados que solo cuen-
Ian ID, 600 habitantes ell primero y
10000 ell segundo tendran en- el Sc
.nado cada uno tantos representatives
como Ell de Nueva- York, que cuenta
mas de cuatro millones. No seran or
|ganizados hasta Julio de 1876, y Ell
.Obieto de esta medida no es otro sino
|Obtener cuatro Senadores mas repu-
|blicanos, que neutralicen la mayorfa
que probablemente tendran los de-
|m6cratas en- la pr6xima renovation
he la alta Camara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-13

I De los 487 divorcios que ocurrieron
II affo pasado en- el Estado del Maine,
eg8 fueron por desercion, 80 por adul-
eerio. 70 por maltrato, 55 por bora
ebera, y 33 por causas diversas. Els a
Eeces tan trivial la razonp para justifcar
i divorcio, que uno ha sido consentido
borque uno de los esposos lie gusta
ban las berzas cocidas y al otro no
Esta facilidad de divorciarse es una
gerdadera nina para los abogados.
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sECCION LITERARIA.
LAS TRES CORONAs.

Juan y Anita Sc vieron, y no hay duda
Sc amaron al momento;
Y una ardiente mirada fue la muda
Expression de su amor.... y siga el cusntO
Sc vieron y Sc amaron;
Grande, eterna passion Sc declararon;
7 una tarde el sdspiro vagaroso,
De un aura saturada de romero
Llevo ell eco igero
De un murmullo quedito, vaporoso,
De un coloquio de amor y de embeleso
Que terminaba con un caste beso.
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Y Juan enamorado

Juan enamorado
Mas y mas cada dia
Cay6 en- una tenaz monomanfa:
Pens0 tOmar estado.
Pensado y hecho: fueron la ermita,
Les di6 la bendicion ell senior cura,
\ unidos en- un lazo de ventura
Quedaron Juan y Anita.
Y Juan de su adorada en- la cabeza
Una corona de lozanas rosas
Cino con gentileza
Y besando sus kmpidos corales
Sc creyo el mas feliz de los mortaies.
iCuanta felicidad, aquellos seres
En- honestos placeres
6ozaron! Mas la suerte vsleidosa
Irunco de pronto tan sutil sncantol. ..A
Sumida en- mar de lanto
Quedo sola viudita
La infortunada Anita!..
Que Juan cay6 soldado
Y sin remedio, el pobre
Fue a servir al Estado!. -.
Por la aldehuela al espirar de un dis.
va un alo transcurrido,
Paso una compafla.
CIeyo ANITA MORN de Ia algeria;
IAN estaba su Juan, su Juan querido ...s
Del bien ansiado las fugaces horas
Pasaron como auroras
De esplendido fulgor para ell soldado,
Curtido en- las batallas tronadoras
Que, loco y extasiado,
Cino de Anita en- la hechicera frents
Conquistada corona
De lauro refulgente.
Murio, por fin, el plazo
7 de dicha fugaz rasg6se el velo.
Otra vez qued6 Anita sin consuslo
Al postrimer abrazo!
Ay! su vida cual rafaga de viento
Sln tuer2as!. -. siga ell cuento.
De la aldea en- ell pobre cernenterio
pocos amos despues, desesperado,
Un infeliz soldado
Lloraba con misterio
Ante una cruz bendita Tratr
Que en- toscas letras expresaba: ,ANITAl 4
S1bito con ternura "a
Sobre la sepultura
Coloco una corona murmurando: "a
layer sonriendo! hoy sin cesar lIorando!g q
iAsi es la vida humana > ;
Tan miserable y vana! s
4. Pinedd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-13
G. AC TILLA.

--Madre, todas las noches aa
junto mis- rejas
canta n.joven llorando
mi indiferencia. s~+-
-"Quiereme, nina,
y al pie de los altares t@sA
seras bendita."
Esta dulce tonada
tai poder tiene, aiga8
que me pongo al oirla,
triste y alegre.
Di, iporque causa
entristecen y alegrau E
s esas tonadasi asa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-13

-Hja 10 que las nihas
como tt sienten
cuando junto sus reias
"a cantar svienen,
es el preludio
del poema mas santo
que hay en- Ell mundo.
z Tornado en- santa madre
Ia virgen pura, =
tristega y algeria =
en- ella turnaD; a
Y este poema
es, nina, sl que ha empezado
juntO & tns rejas!
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