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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03
IsLA D E c U B A !.

La movilizacion de los regimientos
De caballerla de Cardenas, Colon Y
Guamutas los moyimientos de los
batallones en- las Villas OccidentaIes !;
las disposiciones dictadas por ell Exec
Hbmtisimo Sr. General EN- Jefe para inn
pdir, en- cuanto cabe, ell espiOnaje del
Memigo y asegurar la propiedad en-
los campos; la installation Gle II esta.
cones telegraficas provisionales en-
zS puntos donde operan nuestraS fuer-
4 aS; las alocuciones dirigidas por S. b.
alOS valientes soldados y a las parti-
das rebeldes, recordando a 6stos, pOr
Ultima vez, ell camino del deber, todo
ahdca que ha empeZadO La campana
a&myierno y que la persecution sera
@mbinada, activa & incesante. En- ell
Btado Mayor general Sc han hecho
ninuciosos planos-perfectamente I'll
1ados en- la prepsa litografica de cam
ala del Quartet general-de la zOna
IN que ha principiado a batirse al ene-
Aigo; entregando esas indispensables
lartas geograticas q cada jefe de CO.
lmna. Este sistema ha de producer
8ldudablemente los mejOres resulta-
Os.-Dadas estas noticias generates
le la guerra-respecto a los cuales
lO podemos nj debemos ser mas ex-
licitOs pasamos q narrar los he
bios de armas ocurridos durante los
iez dias que median desde nuestra
atima revista.
81 actual estado de las Villas occi-
sentales 10 describe EJ AlbG de Santa
v@a del siguiente modo: "Continua
neOrando notablemente la situacion
lel Departamento, y q los voraces in
lendiOs vienen sucediendose suaves Y
lHfumadas brisas que anunclaE la
zEOnta reparacion de las riquezas pOr
'quelloS destr1lidas. Este es un hecho
pe todos palpamos con indecible jul
alO Y que q la general descOnfianza
pace suceder esa fe que arguye STEM
fe positiyOs bienes.-Nuestro lectoreS
Sgben que los ingenios de la jurisdic-
aOnse preparan a hacer su zafra, estan-
va para romper moliendas muchOs
= ellos mas no es solo este dato 10
Ae nos demueStra la yerdad de tan
alagiiena perspectiva: los vecinos de
S campos son muchos va los que Sc
Aeparan q tornar q sus abandonados
zztiOS. >
El 90 Jefe del battalion MoviliZados
=ss Asturianos, participa desde Baez
Sr. Comandante Militar Jefe de la
aedia brigada del Vale Gle Trinidad,
le siguiendo las instrucciones que lie
omunic0, dispusO que salieran dos
ompanias, la guerrilla y 10 yolunta-
Pos del Jumento, en- persecution de
aemigo, logrando alcanzar, Ell la We
sa Aqua Bendita, q la partida de
tulado Coronel Rodriguez Ell numert
Sc 1876 q 200 hOmbres.-R0to ell fuegC
Or ambos lados, 10 sostuvieron lo'
ebeldes con tenacidad un cOrtO ratio
aendose obligados a retirarse hast;
eFca del fuerte Provincial, Ell cuy'
mt0 Sc desbandaban en- todas direc
doneS-H titulado -Coronel ROdrl-
guez logr6 escaparse de manos de 10
gQenileros, dejando en- sll poder u
aermoSo cabaIlo jaezado, una buen'
aenda de campana, un anteojo y dl
Velsos efectos. Sc hicieron al enenli
90 yarios heridos, tres muertos yistoS
entre los que tiguran ell titulado alfe
ez u del battalion exploradores de Viii
tlara, Felix Arrange, segun document
saliado EN- sii poder, Sc lie ocuparo
sS terceFolas remington, 800 cartV
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03

Los NAUFRAGos.-A la desgracia de
los ndWiagOs del vapor Algeria ho res
p0ndid0 como era de espeyur esto pobla-
cion 0ltanaente .flantrOpic0, ,c0ntyibayend0
Mpdyte 0coDe01aod con SW 6bol0 en- me-
tGIlco; GbriepdO otrOs Sas puertGs y
dd'ad0 s@ mesa d los que te'ajG,a necesi-
dad de clio g ot''o0, e'a .Jf,a, 0jstieSado at
desnod0; de Daaaera que todas las cZoses
de esta Socieoad han c1uc2o wueStrdS pa
te'ates del mds viUO interGs por aZi0iar
Ia So0Jte de nWeStr0S deSgtacia1os her
0aa'a0S; debiendO tambien t'ibutar Nues-
h0s 0Jdcenaes al iSr. ID. PlGcido Noel,
e'acayyac1O del Cafe deI Comercio por
sadesprendjneient0y ge,aerOsd0dteniend0
d disposition de tosnd4tiNgOs Ell dia que
eStos Gbaled0narOn el ArsenaI cuantos
efectOS pidierOn en- Ell EStableciDaiento;
los cual no debe pasar desapeycibido por
mis- que Sc resienta la mOdesti0 del Sir.
Noel pOr IN rasgO que ta,ato le honra.
SE NOS PIDE LA INSERCION DE LO
sig@iente.-NdQrago del vapor Ale
grla, he,acbidO eI corason de gratitM
hdcia los respetables Commentaries de
ArtiI5erta q administrator I[iHtar,
Sres. Sierra q distinguid0 .tamiIia, So
bi8n con eJ tenor de herir Sw no0destia,
s6anae pernaitidO hacer pablicO en- NOM
bre de las SyaS. pasWeras que tan bon
dad0sa como caritatjvanaente hatarom q
en- elmjo, que aqseE noble E inmerecido
comporton'iento de que tsinos objeto, sa-
peri0r d t0da ponderacion, no ba podido
m@nos de grabar e't nuestrOs agradecilOs
coraSo'aeS IN recOnOcinaie1atO imperecede-
no q en- aaest'as aI1eas aprecuerdo de adj
nairaciOn q de eter'ao carij1o, d que ta,atO
Sc hicier0n 0creeCl0reS con n0s0ty0S, des-
valiClos mdograg0s que no cesamos de
beadecir la bora en- que con sacramento
plSane0S eSta geneyoSa q hospitalaria tier
Ta esp0j5Ol0.
P~erto-R5co, diciembre 10 de 1875.
l-Modesto S0rtres.
CARNE-Dmapte los dias 9, 10,
II q II del cOrrie,ate Sc erpe,sderG en-
esto Ciudad la libra de caree de res ga
cwfa, tres dias d Is caartos q mo d 20.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03

al pals contros ADMINISTRATORS, porque contendra la
topoRrafla del msmo, exensos detalles,
1lstca en- general particular correspondence cada
loealluad con conocimie0tos utiles la Administra-
con, su h tOra desvaneciendo ores comedos en- las
ooras publIcadas contenendo conocmienos generates
0e pals, heshos curiosos, tradciones creencas etc
slendo de absolute necesdad para su conclusion ell que
Sc e tacite al la recollection de algunos dates
de los archives, Sc lie auxilie bagaes lie dis
Pense toda clae de protection porque sf 10 demanda
ia ndcie de la obra completa que breve tempo de-
be darse la prensa he venido por resolution de esa
fecha en- acoger bao mi protection dicha obra dspo
niendo que por los centros ADMINISTRATORS Autorida
des de los puebOs de la Provincial demas quienes
corresponds presten todos los auxilios coopera-
con de que Sc hacen meritos la presene comunica-
con, slempre que les recamados por e referido
autor Don Aurelio Aguayo
Dlos guarde UU muchos afos-Puerto- Rico IS
de Noviembre de 1875.--SANZ.
Sres. Jefes de los Centros ADMINISTRATORS Alcal-
des de los pueblos dc la Isla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03
SECCI0N LITERARlA.
A BORDO
DEL vAPOR " ALGERIA. "
Diario de un naufrago.

DiariO de un n&ufrago.
Madre del alma: sin querero tiemblo,
pensando en- la amargura que te espera
al escuchar del desgraciado naufrago
la queja planidera.
Pobres madres por sempre condenadas
& eterno lamentar! No vale ell mundo
Que vuestras almas here. nj un suspiro
del senO mOrlbundo
Oscura esta la noche: Drama el vepto:
la endeble nave eatre las rOcas cruia
el pIOcel0sO OceanO a nuestras plantas
embraveeido ruje.
i All, que triste es MORN junto la orla
sOnIendo ante los ojos la esperanza -
Delahte de nosotrOs dulcemente
una ciudad descansa.
I'm pasO mas la saIvacion serfa
del hlo que te invOca eternameute.
Tan solo un pasO mas.... Vana ocura
Se la eXaltaia mente
Un pueblo entero pOr n0sOtros vela
un pueblo entero nuestra vida implora,
y ell COZ azon de una cudai cristiana
por los ma 'fragos llora.
BenditO sea, madre, quien da aliento
en- noble carldad ell pechO infama.
Bendito sea, madre, quen deveras
slente, d"sea---- y anna!
Ay que ante 10 impossible desvanecense
esperanzas, deseos cantares l
Ah del misero nauta que batala
con los alrados mares
iQue cuadro, madre mia Las plegarias,
las queias, los suspirOs amentos
eXtihguens sin vOZ entire Js gilos
de los hinchados vientos
Aqui, agrupados todos en- ell puente.
sobre ell hirviente MAJ los brazos yertos.
nj voz tenemos para orar siquiera
por los hermauos muertos.
Horrible soledad Solo ell abismo
brinda al que va m ,rir su frio lecho
ell frmamentO su confusa b6veda
al morbundO pecho.
En- breve, madre, ell dolorido naufrago
ALA en- la playa pobre madre mia
All, vale mas que de mi suerte ignores
la readad sombra
iDentro un momento, madre, ALA en- ell fon
por las olas gigantes arrastrados,
nuestros cuerpos seran, cual restos miseros,
por sempre sepultados
Nj tan solo ell consueo tendra Il naufrago.
envuelto en- gasas de nebina irnpura.
de haliar al fin de su f.tal jornada
plHdosa selultura.
T1 va no cerraras mis- yertos ojos,
madre de mis- entranas; nj tus brazos
por veZ postrera estrecAaran mi cuerpo
eli inefabes lazos.
iAh, cual Drama Ia mar embraveeida,
y cual elvendabal terrible zumba
azotan1o con fIria sobreh lmana
nuestra m vible tumba
Que horrible es sucumbir con Ia esperanza
cuando Sc CORE de Ia dcha en- pos! -.
La fe que me infundlste, madre mia,
puesta la tengo ca Dios.
'-'-..--s.----. .....
Postdata: madre mia, regocfiata
isalvado el hijo de tu amor est4I
iMadre, nopuedo mas! -. iTanta ventura
me enbarga el alma va!
No es Illusion dc mi fsb,il deseo
Madre, iqua lisoniero despestar
desp0es de un sueno de mortal auQustia
dc sterno lam ntarl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03
(COntinuard.)
GACETILLAS. G.

FIEsTAs.-El dia 8 Sc 6astgsUardn
las que acostaasbrG hacer la ella de
Ponce d sat patyOna N. S. de G@adalat-
pc, q tea'DaaaGrG,a Ell II del coryiente. El
progranaat es VariadisinaO, q sentimos
que Sm maNcha extension nos impida
1aSertGrIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03

Habiendo acudido este Gobeno General D. Ar.
relic Aguayo, yecino de Ponce, manf stando ser au-
tor de un Diccionario topogra6co estadstico hsto-
rico de Ia Isla de Puerto Rco cuya obra no terminada
aun, ha podo formar datos notioias recogidas
fuerza de amos y pacisnca; siende su publicscon,
dssPass d Vgpcluiaa, Dc suna gtiaad q GoblsFnos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03
SALIDAS.

Dia 80. Para Santhomas vap. esp. "Moctezumag.
Para Hamburgo, berg ing. Thethis, cap. Reekin.
Dieembre H. Para New York vap. amer ''Carou
del-t'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03
sEo0ION OFFICIAL,
GOBIERNO GENERAL

De La IsBA DE PUERTo-RIoo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTR AID AS

Dia 30 De Aguadilla vap esp. "MOctezu ma cap.
ID. G. Llovet.
De Vieques, bot. esp. "Luisa pat Abad.
Dicembre l. s-De Sauth6mas, vap, amer. @Carous
delet7 cap. Creay.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03

Madre: bendice al pueblo que circunda
de amor carload doble aure6la;
bendice tambien, madre, por siempre
la hidalguIa espanola.
Il. Pineda.
&c noviembTe 1915.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03

Ay que ante 10 impossible desvanecense
esperanzas, des eos y cantares IT,.
Ah del mlsero nauta que batala
con los airados mares
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03

All, que triste es MORN iunto la orilla,
sOnIiendo ante los ojos la esperanza 80.
Delahte de nosotros dulcemente
una ciudad descansa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03

Bendito sea, madre, quien da aliento
y en- noble carload ell pecbo infama.
Bendito sea, madre, quien deveras
siente, desea.--- iy anna!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03

I'm pueblo entero por nosOtros vela;
un pueblo entero nuestra vida implora,
y ell COZ azon de una ciudaI crisIiana
por los ma a9fragos llora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03

iQu6 cuadro, madre mia Las plegaras,
las queias, los suspiros lamentos
extihguens sin voZ entire lbs gilos
de los hinchados vientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03

Tn paso mas la saIvacion serfa
del hijO que te invoca eternameute.
Tan solo un pasO mas -. Vana locma
Sc la exsltaia mente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03

Oscura esta la noche: Drama ell viento:
la endebe nave eltre las rocas cruia,
y yel proceloso oc6auo nuestras plantas
embraveedo ruje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03

26 noviembre 1875.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-03

CARNE.-Dmmste los dj;as 9, 10,
II q II del cowiente Sc erpenderd en-
est0 Ciatdad la libra de carne de res ga
cuna, tres dias d 1S caartos q mo d 20.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-19
Think Before you Speak.

always keep truth on your side my
young friend, if you want to get along in
this world, said a Sunday school teacher to
one OF her scholars, as he was just starting
for home.
Yes, ma'am, viii; because | know it
is wrong 10 tell a falsehood.'
Say, Billy, just you look here" said a
young urchin, who happened 10 overhear the
teacher; don't you always tell the truth
if you do, you might feel sorry sometime"
"Why, what do you want me to do ? You
don't want me to be liar, do you 2"
No, not exactly that but will tell you
what happened to me, the other day, and
yon can jHdge for yourself.
"lou know my old grandfather, who
lives with MS, don't like me, Just because |
won't mind him. Well, the other day, |
went down 10 my fathers store and saw
some cayenne pepper there, and just then |
thought it would be good chance to get
even with him. So ! put some of it in a
paper and took il home with me, and while
grandfather was down stairs to dinner, /
mixed some with his snuff
After dinner was over, we all assembled
to the parlors, as we expected some friends
to call.
"About eight o'clock, in came a party of
gentlemen. Among the number was one
who was an old snuiier, and having forgot
his snuii-box, of course he called on grand
father for pinch, at the same time asking
the other gentlemen to partake, which they
did also one or two old ladies.
1t was not more than two minutes be
fore they all commenced to sneeze, and such
sneezlng party you never saw in your life.
Their heads were bobbing up and down,
aud the water was ooursing down their
checks. really thought, when looked on
their tears, that thoroughly understood the
definition Of the word streamlet, but some Of
those old gentlemen would insist upon call
ing it dam.
1.-The ladies who had partaken had left
the room, for took particular notice that
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-19
JOURNAL WEDNESDAY,

every time they succzcd their hair would
bounce all over. ] tell you was amused,
for ono old lady lost the back of her head,
and tainted outright; but she had to sneeze,
faint or no faint She could not help IL.
well, my father at las. began to suspect
something, for | was laughing 30 | thought
| would 60 10 pieces. lie went and got that
snuif and gave il thorough examination ;
of course lac discovered the pepper. lie lust
gave one glance at me, and said
90 Who has been putting cayenne pepper
in this snuff 2"
"Just then happened to think Of George
Washington. His father patted him on the
head for telling the truth, SO up like a
little man, and says
"'I done it, father with sons Of that pep
per You sell in the store
90 You did, did youY I'll pepper you -
and he did.
" Yes, sir he just took me 10y the back Of
my neck, and he laid me across his knees.
aud the way he did lay it on with that cane
Of his, I'll never forget it as long as live
I've often laughed at the idea of men having
to stand up TO eat, but have had it impressed
ON my mind that it was reality, as | had
10 stand for three or four days.
d" Ever since that always take time to
consider what the consequences will be be-
fore tell the truth"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-19
Cut Down the Tree.

Yes, cut down the tree, Tear up the roots,
destroy the rum traffic Why longer waste
strength and precious time Topping of the
branches and digging them away, by irving
10 restrict by license what will not be re-
stricted Why longer pursue each individ-
ual drunbard 70 his hiding place, and with
pleadings-too often inetfectual-seek to re-
claim him. Cut off the supply from him
and he will thank you, and you will save a
soul alive.
Little do we know how many victims Of
mtoxication fairly long for the total success
of the present forward movement TO dry up
the streams of the rum trade. They are
bound hand and foot, soul and body. In the
iron fetters OF appetite, now beyond the con-
troll of their will, and they are ready To well
come any means and remedy by which this
inward craving shall be no longer satisfied.
IL is sad truth that from one-half to
three-fourths of al the hopefully reformed
inebriates of our land again relapse, and 60
down at last to perdtion's night for the
agents of their ruin are all around TO tempt
and destroy. No other than a radical, des-
perate remedy will save the repentant strug-
Cling inebriate, or the constantly recruiting
and advancing thousands of the rum brigade.
IL must be the total humiliation of the tlaf-
fic, of this death agent as a beverage, edu-
eating the people TO think Of it, and speak
of it as an uumitigated curse-the common
enemy of man--to be outlawed and hunted
from the face of the earth.
That viii be happy day for the nation
when delivered from the paralyzing curse of
rum. But if we choose still to fondle the
serpent in our embrace, if license and free
rum bear sway, why, then, build inebrate
asylums of stately proportions--a thing of
beauty in architecture-builds such at inn
mense cost for the drunkard, if you WILL en-
large your prisons, multiply your poor
houses, increase your taxes-then send out
your missionaries TO convert others. too poor
TO be sent 10 the marble palaces do all this
heroically, and while you are doing your best,
for every man and woman cured, and every
one saved, the rum traffic, supported by the
government Of this nation, is turning out
one hundred ready-made, confirmed drunk
ards.
In India twenty thousand human lives are
annually destroyed by the bites of yenomous
reptiles. The government, careful of the in
terests OF its subjects, pays certain sum
for the head of every venomous reptile killed
by any person. In this Christian nation,
eighty thousand human lives are DESTROYED
annually by the venomous reptile found in
every glass or cup of alcohol drank in this
land, yet this government, instead Of offering
premium for its destroyer, keeps it in a
national cage, and feeds it on the finest of
wheat, and corn, and barley, and pays pre-
MUM for the preservation of its life, while
the huge rattlesnake is swallowing the
precious lives of our households This is no
time for argument; the case don't admit of
il; it is life or death TO the tens of thou
sands A premium for the death Of the
monster A price on his head Cut down
the tree Forward pioneers, with your axes
Messenger.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-19
Bessie lee.

Bessie Lee is dying" These words came
10 my ears late one evening, as ! was half
asleep in my comfortable chair 10y the fire.
"Dying, did you say 2" | asked, as spruug
up, hardly knowing what was doing.
ayes dying, and Mrs. Lee wants you to
hurry over there /" and then the man who
had come for me went away.
did not really comprehend il even then,
and it seemed so much like dream that for
a few moments concluded that was asleep
in the chair. But as | looked through the
frosty window, | saw bright light over at
Mrs. Lees and, putting on my shawl, /
started out in the cold IL was only a short
walk, and in few moments / stood at the
bedside Of the sick girl.
| Sure enough, the paleness of death rested
on the sweet, childish face, and knew the
little feet were standing on the shore OF the
mystic river " How did it happen, Mrs.
Lee 2" asked But the distracted mother
| did not answer, and ! turned TO the neigh
/ Dor who had come for me.
"Mr. Lee came home drunk and crazy,
and turned them out of doors. Bessie be-
came so cold that congestion Of the brain
was the result He is in the adjoining room.
| sleeping off the liquor that he drank"
"But why did they not come over to our
| house ?" | asked.
lie shut them up in the old wood-shcd,
and they would have been there now If had
not happened along Both were very cold,
but did not think anything serious would
follow, until noticed the wild looks in the
| little girls eyes She has been unconscious
nearly all the time since. She is too frail TO
bear mp under such hard treatment, and the
wonder is that She has stood it so long"
Has the doctor been called z"
res, he LETT lust as went Tor you. lie
could 10 put niue 70 Ieueve the enid
disease mas 700 Hi,l q ilolu On lAe Irall nodl
70 De removed be"'h VIII soon emu her
Sul1fhg' r.,
4 pent uo"h as'uh over 'he niue giH mat
1 Io'vd SO W'il ana sglu' sollIy' BESSIE
ohe lOoNeu W. ana Us sue recognized me she
smiled ana urea 70 faise hei weak hand to
my lace understood the movement and
poWeI my head SUN lower 10 receive me
iaSt KISS OIL aHeo''oh that the sweet clpld
couiu ever give
IN q le" mo"lenVS she was unconscious
again. ana 'hVu ior hours we watched by
.'lc sulIe.liB emu just Us uay-hSht began
70 creep mo une room a change came over
tne niue one uuu ''ieh saw tha' ue'th was
uoing us iaSt "ork
VIII wake hiih' ! sald ana then !
started lor 'Ne room Wheie the drunken man
was Sleeping ! succeeded IN awakenmg
hihl' OUT doubt II ne Gonid comprehend my
WORDS Whqn SAID " Mr, Lee your enid Is
lying ne was ~ weak as ciilld, yet ne
managed after while To get upon his feet,
and then helped him into the room whore
the little one was breathing her last. lie
stared at her and | doubt il even then he
understood It,
The child looked up and again tried TO
mt the cold hand. Another sweet smile,
and then the glouted spirit went up among
the faded stars OF the morning, to the sweet
land where no drunkard can ever enter
She Is dead, MIR. Lee, said the neigh
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