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sesiuberacr's nenes @9ab 9ans
Wr. 81. Gufafo=, nabe OtulGerrp= =Strnse.
~. Sen Smeio~Qaber,. (Des30,fUiD
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ITILLlS.

Dias de S. Nj. el Reg padre. Con no
iTO dc eSta so.elanidad la plaza ha hecho hoy
los sala'los de orlenallza el cjercito ha veSti-
do lie gala.
Felictamos desae estas hamillcs columnas
al auglStJ pldrc de nnestrO soberano.
Ca,ltcs-Ayer, d las 9 dc Ia mamma, con-
f0rme anuncialnos, tuvo cfecto en- s. Francisco
e soiemne funeral que tolos los alas aoo5tum-
bra celebrar la cotiadia de s. Miguel por ell
etcrno deScanso de los hernanos diflntos.
El temple, EN- ouyo centro sc azaba nm mo-
lcsto tdmulO, cstuvo concurrido por bastante
aSistenca de hermanos.
Paseo de PueTta de TERRA. Los tra-
bajos dc este Paseo que dcbicra otrccer aire
purO, frescnra Y S0iaz en- estos dias caluros IS
los vecinos de Ia Capital, han sdo suspcGdiios
NJ sabeinos con cue motivo. Muy conveiiente
S3ria que Sc c0mpusiese Y aumbrase csc pa
SEQ; aparte del ornate pdblice, 10 exige vi la
importancia de esta Capital
! Necesari0 eS que Il ExcmO. Ayuntamento
EprOoure rromover el arbolado en- la ciudad,
| pucs aquf dontle tan apifiados vivnos, los ar.
boles tienen una gran mission higi6nica que
lleRar
Volyiendo al Paseo citado, parece Qlte sc ha
| prohibldo que transiten vehicuoS V cabalIos
| por los tres caniuos de que conSta. ST la
! prohibition rezara SOTO coU los transeuntes
un veclndArlo que tiene sus casas 10 largo
! de Ia via por Ia derecha, no puede legal Y
equit itivamente prohbrso los veciaoS el de-
recho incueStionable que tienen do IL gus ca
sas Ell carruaje, de mudar Sns mHebles EN- ca
Fretones carretaa, Gle llegsr montGtlos srls
umoraeS y. CfremoS pueS, que dcha 0nlen
| lobe m0ditcarSe, considerable como calle &
cainiao vecnal ell que pasa por delante tie las
vivienlaS
Fiastas - RiG~pic.lE Hoy han dcb-
do c0melzar las Il 'stas del Pillar en- ell vecino
pHehlo lie R!o-piedras, las cuaes terminarln ol
| tlia a. Pr0meten .estar mnv animadaS. Y la
auto,idad local. que ha hecho oolDponer yarias
Gales Y hormosear N pohlacon, la conseguilo
lespertar el entusiasmo del 'vecintario para
que Ge ceebren con toda s0lemnilad los dias
/ de Ia Patrona, pefinitlendose Ndemas toda ca-
Sc de diyerslones iuegos licitos
Leaha puTa.-ContinNa eyDendleadose 4
las 4 dc la manana Y 3 de Ia tartle leche fresca
| Y acahada de ordenar, en- la quincalla del seno,
/ Ubarri.
MWc1laclaos casieieTOs. -nlaeamente Sc
quCja la prelSa de Ia ilaltilad dc yagos en- MI.
niatura cue obstplyen las calles escantlalIzaa
/ 9 tnnseuntes veciaos. CreenlQaqsle nais re.
mediar este NAL no hay mas que apiear rl,so.
Erosamelte la cipl,aiar vicente dc rs de enero
de l834, en que sc raoditica, oda Ia Real An.
| dieneia, Ia q parte del attieuio iG del Banau
| Ell estos terminus,
"Cuando m oaeargaslo de palieft segufi-
dai pa5ilca encuen5iv en- Ia caiie raehavhos
/ Que eansen eseanlalos con aceiones 5 nalabras
deslonestas que vayan desEu los pasaneo dc
IL edad Gle cinco afios, que falten on,lichos /
AeeAoS al iespeto que tleben 4 las pcrsonas ma
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- -. x,,..sx 1.,:t -
= : - os'.o ''iass nsoo ~ = ,'s u0 81 1sps'
a. ~ - p,',.sa ~ STU ue 4, ~ Is
w IL = = = e,l. "a li;ss.
,,,a ,rd5nes In Il nj est.da - ~ Is,s &c., 90
- -. 0Ne : ''''' ~ 's''s'0 ~ 80 = ~
9'o'.
hi -
In Alemanla no SO plensa ahora mas
.o li'',.''i 90 'i,-'1S,'' 90 : ia7
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Las noticias de Inglaterra han ORE
cido POGO inter6s en- los 1ltimos ounce
dias.
El Gobierno usa de muchas precau-
clones en- estos momentoa. Aparte de la
question de Oriente y dol pauperismo
ingl6s, playa cr6nica de que no puede
librarse, tiene la question obrera enla-
zada cen las olisis industrial y conner
ciai ademds los cuidados que le causa
81 hambre espantosa que hay en- las po-
geaiones dc Ia India donde perecen nj
llares de personas ore eareeen de 10 ne
cosario. El condo Deshasagne, Senadol
en- h india, ha eserito IN eaita en- que
sc haeo una description lastimosa de
estado d. aquolla ColoRia ] Iide al Go
biernp que ahra una suscril cion laclo
ual en- favor de los desdichs dos cue nc
pueden ser socolridos con los recursos
del pais,
Cuando tantas atenciones preocu2ai
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4
Dos dias despues de haber puesto en-
el correo la anterior reyista, ocurrio en-
Francia un acontecimiento inesperado.
AI. Theirs habfa muerto en- pocas horas
de enfermedad. Una apoplejia serosa
habfa cortado la vida del que en- 1897
naci6 en- Marsella, fue hijo de un obre-
70 del puerto de esta ciudad y de una
madre que pertenecia una familia de
honrados comereiantes.
El que eomenzo su carrera literaria
como estu liante pobre, auxiliado por
una pension de las que Napoleon | es-
tablecio alfundar ell Liceo de Marsella,
loero en- cl resto de su vida, prolongada
mas ALA de los so amos, llegar 4 los mas
altos puestos del Estado: adquirio ho-
nores fama, no si6ndole adverse la
fortuna, puesto que la deiado nn capi-
tai de mas de yeinte millones Gle fran
COS.
Muri6 NJ. Thiers POGO tempo des-
pues de haber hecho un donatlyo de
5000 frances para gastos de las eieecio-
nes rspublieanas. Tenla en pelspectl-
q IA presidencia de Il republics france
81 peDsaba sabir i tan alto lSaesto en-
lsnn,bros de las muchedumbres, que
amos atras miraba do reojo, porque nun
- para slls lnedRos personales y siryie-
ron. cuando les obtuy6 siryiendo 4 las
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do sU ALMA AL cIELO,
sU FAMAAL MUNDo, Ell coRAzoN A So PATRrA.
En- todas las enfermedades de- los
puimones y "a garganta (execl 4 la infia-
macion }, estos organos requleren vigor.
Un tonico que pneda rapidAmente
alcanzar y reforzarlos puede por 81 solo
producer una cura.
Este es el elenlento poderoso concen-
trado en- este milagroso pulmoniaco
vegetal el Pectoral de Anacuhita. Los
vasos distributivos del sistema llevan
sus principles medicinales directamente
al lugar de la enfermedad, el resulta-
do es que comunioail tono vigor sufi-
ciente para quo los organos paedan
arroiar el pes, que los oprime, reasu-
mir oha vez sus funciones naturales.
El mejor modo de tomarlo para s.lcan.
zar un alivio Immediate es de nlezclar
dos cucharatlas del Pectoral de Anacu-
hita con una de Aceite de HiQalo de
Bacalao puro y fresco,
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Their destruction Of the natural curiosdcs of Tho park
as their loss would be rreparahe and they have value
70 science as a of settling some open questions
The committee having the subject IN charge consists OF
Professors Joseph Henry. O. c. Marsh and 1heodore h.
Comstock Major j. W. Powell and Lieutenant George ".
Wheeler. Tho first meeting OF the committee VIII prob
ably I've held within short time, at Washington It's 10
be hoped that the FOR preserving The eauies
OF the park from the favIgeg Of tourists VIII DC tnhcn
before the devastation is complete Snch tuss usually
have tender vcnoT9t6n for their own WORTHLESS soaps,
and not likely 90 hss them m the NcnowSonc c"ul
nv for few months M present, especially II G.erai
Howard VIII keep up ms pursuit OF tue Indians vi cold
ain
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committee recommended that, n, ~ the END OF hyear'
the Warren Avenue Church failed to give nohcc tha'
had returned 20 Baptis usage II should I've cut on rom
ro,,iersbin In the association substitute was offered
bv DR. I0rner proposing spend The year IN eorls 10
'sccdre q return OF tais church To complete .ir'y
will ihe other churches Of the association III.
cost attended ITS church and is practice mo,l eih's
ly since the adjournment OF tho ASSOCIATION rs. % ,c
fcred hi. RESIGNATION az pastor. Ilis ACT
n,i. elton Of rnture sctlon directly before 'he ""i0
Avenue Church.
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From the Rev. THOMAs HILL
u. D., eN President OF liar-
ward University.
These lectures have been n
general topic Of conversation
aud Of newspaper Comment
There grcatlBtcrostin tie
snhiecfs which he handles.
aud IN his powerful prcsonia.
ton ~ ihcIn. Islecturc5 are
crowded 20 fnll ~ knowlcdee,
of thought, OF arg mont, IL
Iuminad with such PASSAGES
Of cl0quence and power. -p.cel
80 frequently with deop-cut-
ting, though g0Oi-n itured,
IRONY. That 1 could nave no
ab-frict - them wi bout Ut
teIlV mutilating them.
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The new star in Cygnus has gone through
performance that puzzle TO the men Of science
A. its gradually waning light TO be examined by
tic spectroscope found have the features OF
planetary nebua. For few years past the spectro-
scorists have puming themselves upon the impOr
fu accession proof Of the nebular hypothesis that
was furnished by the appearance OF the nebuls when
their hight was analysed The assertion was freely made
that the irresovabe nebula consisted largely OF the
simple gases, principally hydrogen; they were supposed
10 lie in the process OF condensation ultimately to form
suns But here is star which starts OF as sun with
varied assortment Of streaks in its spectrum, and winds
up in few weeks with simplicity Of light and every evil
dence Of being nebula Evidently the previous notions
about nebulp need revision Professor Lockyer suggests
"a way out OF the difficulty. that the star may not
M 40 many millions of miles away the fixed stars GER
tauy are rat had been At that great distance and had
busi suddenly fierce ncandescence at the time IL
WAS first observed, 10 would have taken few million
years for 80 large mass to cool
In the report OF THE TRIBUNE Of the Nash
vile meeting Of the American Association for the Adj
yanccment OF Science IL mentioned that series Of
resolutions had been passed With reference 10
for the preservation Of the natural eurosltes OF Yellow
stone Park The Secretary Of the Interior IL charged by
law with the maintenance Of that reservation q
tionsl park provision has been made for carrying
out the intent Of law. The American Association
will petition Congress 10 take active steps " prevent fur
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From Professor EDwABns A.
PARK, ID. D., Of AnlOYer
THEOLOGICAL Seminary.
Nr. Cook II wen qualified 10
defend the tTuih. and tO rCfuie
tie most reconcile objections
against IL. lie is hfted TO
make the religion II the Bible
appear reasonable, ana 10 make
the practical errors OF men
appear unreasonable. Tie as
become well furnished for fun
doincnial discussions on rell-
gi0n as affected hy philosophy,
aud on science as affecting re-
hgiOn.
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adapted for the purpose. 1t counteracts the
infirmities peculiar to age, and succors worn
out nature 1t WHITES the feeble frame, adds
new oil, as it were, to the pickering lamp of
life, diffuses fresh warmth through the chilled
veins, and gives comfort as well as relief, thus
tightening the burden of age and retarding
in measure the progress of decay. Ladies
in delicate health, as well as aged persons,
derive great benefit from this wholesome
stmulative tonic, which Is absolutely pure,
unobjectionable in flavor, and is recommend
ed by physicians of repute.