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CGntaur
L.inin1GntS.
on0 K!na Ior 40 .Iuman EaM!!Y.

Ono Kind for tho Human Family,
The Other for Horaos and kni mails,
These llnlment are simply tho wonder OF
tho world, Their elects are little less Than
marvellous,
Ths WHITE Lininent is FOR tho human
family, II VIII drive rheumatism, HcIntlrH
ana neuralgia irOm the sysiemi cure l.uW-
bagO, thllblniua, LuckJuW, Palsy, Itch, ANA
most talaueuus ErupllonS II extracts most
from frozen hands pui feet ava the poison
OF bites ana hingR Of VnnOmuuH frpNlrti ~
suhdues sWellings, Hnd Alleylntes pain Of
every Kind, When spfalns or bruises occur
N ~ the most potent fpmtIN rgrr ID covered
20 heal the injured parts, Tho ltul4ur LIN
lmrnt In used win girni rtolay lor Sorn
Throat, TUOhuchr, CHktd irfG.h, ENrACku,
aud Weak Back The follow lnsis bul % sane
pie ut the numerous Testimonials,
"lNDIASA HOME, jon, GO, ludu Mny 4S, 1873,
81 thinll lt my duty 10 inform yea that
have AHUpcd much with AWuHrH mn and
rhnrh. A few bottles OF Crnigur Imminent
has dOnr the uurk for nae. have nor been
Jrrr from these sWellngs lu DlgV graiN Now
IdDt gtyor'U Wci, The Liuiment ought 10
"BEEJAMlS BROWN"
The proof IL In the TRIAL 10 ia reliable, II
N handy, II Ii cheap ana oNtiy inuly
should have tho White Ceutanr Lulmant,
The yellow tCHtaur htninICnf IN
adapted a. the tough muscles, cprds Uud
ilesh OF horses ana 0ulmuls, IL huh PERFORM
ed more wonderful cures lu three years Of
SPAWN, strain, Nmd-galls, Scratches,
SWocuy ana general LamcnosS than an
othel remedies IN existence. Read what the
great ENprossmcn say OF II;
"NEw YoRI,, Junuarg, ls7I.
every owner OF horses should give tho
Ceutuur LlniWcnt u ulNl, We consider Il
the best article ever Used In our stables,
I'll, MARSH,
"Supt. AdRmR Tx. stables, n, Y,
~, PuLTI,
"Supt. T., =. EX, stables, y, Y.
"ALBEN'1 y. OLlE,
"Supt. Nat. liN, Stables, N,I.n
The bps' patrons OF this Linimcntarc fur
crs aud Veterinary Surgeons, who ule con-
nuully using some liuimeut, n heals
ais wounds ana POll.cyil, removes swell.
ngs, ana Is worth millions OF dollars an
nually 20 Farmers, Livery -men, stock crow
ers, Shrep-raisers, aud those having horses
or cattle,
what F0rricr cannot do for $50 the Cen.
taur Liniment viii do NJ "a trilling cost.
These inlmtntS uro sold by All dealers
throughout the country, They are warranted
by the prOprcturs, aud n bottle will be given
10 any FHrrier on Physician who desires to
test them
Laboratory of J, B. Rose & Co.,
IG bay ~, NEW YORK.
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A NoRrn CARolNlAS has invented a
wagon cotton picker which, ii is said,
will enectually pick field of cotton,
and perform the work Of IN hundred
hands II is to be hoped that this is
the case as it will cheaper the price Of
raising the commodity which now has
not much profit in its culture.
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.HOnev,
Pitchers Cnst0rinis.

pitchers enstOrin is a mplcte subSti.
tute for Castor Oh, and lsj pleasant 10 take
as Honey. II IS PARTICULARLY adapted to
Tecthlng and irritable children. II destroys
worms, aSSimulHtes the food, regulates the
stomach, ana cures Wind Collie. Few rem
edies ARE as eilicacious for Foverishness
Group, Worms and Whoopng Cough. Cas-
torin Is scientific ana purely vegetable
prep ration, more effective than Castor oil,
ana neither gags or q pes
COLUMBIA, Conn, May =, 1876.
Messrs j. u. Rose ~ Co., n. T.:
Geutsi have family OF eight chill drrn,
and nave used as much CHStoria Ms any fam.
lily in the United States, / MHh. have
never found anything equal to it. My Gull
dren have been saved nom f5yer several
times by the use OF CagtOria. recommend
It's use for children, for many disesc3 they
are subject TO, IN preference to any medicine
know OF feel 1t my duty 10 give this cor
tiilcate on account OF the benefits ! have de-
rived 10y the use Of CasOria.
Very truly yours
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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Jim blaine n Don auixote In America,
PoIfffes

Garth in Cincinnati Enquirer: lie
went home and tried to be president
because he had beaten the force bill.
He failed because providence was still
paramount in human concerns. And
now. with the fine reconsideration of
the fox which had lost its tail Mr.. Blaine
observes: "IIa 'sqeathl The suffer
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A COMPANY has been formed In Cali
fornia for the purpose Of exporting
meat and fruit to England, There are
advantages here for the cheap produc
ton of meat that might also induce
capitalists TO invests in the same kind
OF enterprise In Texas
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9aiIg Aerala
DALLAS, TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING MiRi.

OwN0 10 the Illness Of the editor
Colonel Barlow, these columns lack
their usual editorial interest and the
public will please bear with us until his
recovery will enable him TO take charge
M heretofore.
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, The island of Cuba is about the worst
taxed spot on the globe, Thirty per
cent, on the profits of all business and
industrial pursuits is the present rate,
and the agents of the government fix
the supposed profits by an arbitrary
standard of their own the merchants
not being allowed either to exhibit his
books or to swear to the amouat.
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DIR. j. s. Darlington,
OFFICE AND CHAMBER
COMMERCE. STREET
Opposite 1t. Matthews Cathedral.
mrhll dom
CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


Solicitor in Bankruptcy United states Dis
,Iei court ~ Tyler. once, al Elm street
bankruptcy. Proofs Of debt taken ahrough.
out the United States. Charges reasonable
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territory are very favorable, the crops
having never looked better AT this sea-
son OF tho year, while tho acreage de-
voted TO wheat is without precedent IN
aytaut
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'IIlE STATE OF TENA $40 all person
/ interested In the Guardianship OF the
state of susie j, aud Cora n, Johnson, MI
uors, o. W, COOtes, Guardian, has filed, In
the county Court OF Dallas County, his nnal
gethcr with hlsapplirption ~ be DISCHARGED
theloirOm, which VIII De hoard Ht tha next
term OF enid court, commencing on he third
Monday In Muy, A, y, 1871, nj the Court
house IN tho city Of Dallas, NJ which limo
all persons Interested I'm said Guardianship
may appear and contest said application il
they see proper,
Witness, A, llarwood, County Clerk of Dali
lHs County, Texas Given under my
hand, and tho Seal OF said Court, NJ
oglce, IN Cliy Of Dallas, this lith day
Marcn, A, d. ISL.
A.HARN GOD,
County Clerk, Dallas County, Texas
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CONNECTIONS.

Az TENARkANA, with all trains ON N
Louis u Iron Mountain and ~, RnilwIN fnr
all points North East aud Southeast. '''
Az 10 HGNiEW JUNCTION ana MIN.
nicola, with all trains ON tho Internotinnsi
K. K. Tor rylor, Palestine, Houston, ualyas'
ton and san Antonio.
At DALLAS, with trains o. the Houaton
and Texas Central X. II, 10 Colgicsnn
M-Sia, Bremond, Waco, C,lyen, BTyaS
Hemp tend, lir. nham ana Tor all polnIs in,
NJ ddle Rnd southern TeNas, ~
A. SHERMAN, with IL n TIC. Railway.
for AL 81 nts ON th nc e thnt road.
A. FORT WORM, with stages for nh
points IN western TcNrs.
a; SHREVEPORT, with Il d River Steam.
ers I n New Oilenns
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pn,sieIaus ami s,...,....

Jno. II. Morton, N. D., Physician and snr
con, office over First National Bank. Resi-
ence corner san Jacinto and HarwOod sts.
ttnnda<i. 1esDt ~, .
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@ s. Edwards, Attorney at Law, Ennis,
"a Is county, Texas.
fhurmond, willard a Fletcher, Att'ys al
Law, 81 Main street, up stairs. oet6.Ilm
John NJ stsmmons, Attorney At Law, No
30 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
Oct2q-dtf
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j. L MURPHY.
]. y. MURPHY. w.FCCNl
REAL. ESTATE AGENTS
FOR 9ATI.

improved ana unimproVea property IN
every quarter of the city; also farms ana
farming lands IN Dallas and other counties
Of Texas.
For rent-Dwolings and business housas m
the city OF Dallas. Special attention paid to
fishing land claims; also, TO the collecting OF
rents, notes and accounts, by
j p. MURPHY & Co,
Real Estate Agents, No, ll9 lamar gtreat
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Buy Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
BY the
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices and Agents have,
oeeh establishing by this Company. whore
lnI,otinati0h may be had cOnceruins no;
only the Ii. Il T. B. Railway, but Texas gem
orally:
+. l.. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, AZ Broadw y, n. Y.
Gen, j. B. RO ERrsON, Pass. 4 ImmigTiF-
uon Agent, li3 y. Third street, 1T. Louis, Mo,
y, ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, IDl
Clark street, Chicaso, Ill.
=, NICk HOLMES, southeastern Agent NO.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
d. X COFFIN, southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be had at the agep-
cles OF the NJ. X. Il L. Rail way, in New York,
chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and Stbouis
j. WALDO,
sen PasS: 4 Freight Agt, Houston, Texas
j. DtRAND,
Gen'i Snpt, Houston. Texas. ian26lm
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STATE OFaTEXAS.

1t gives to the Passenger q view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ind
great grazing grounds OF the West.
Ats passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the State. Pullman's
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cars
leave 81. Louis daily via the NJ, X. ~ T.. R'y
NJ 4. m; Hannibal ut 10 n. m :, and Sedala
al SIS p. m, running through to DenisOn,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Huus-
TON without change Connection is also made
NJ Sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way FOR the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with the NJ
~. " L. at Dcnison for st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas x Pa
enc at sherman for st. Louis, Cairo, Menu
pms, ana all points East and Southeast, and
ht houston with the g., IL. Il !. A. for Saa
Aulohlo, the o., IL. IL III. Tor Galveston, tho
leNas New Or!can, Railway for Beaumont,
orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
SIM Tor all points on The Gulf and Atlantic
c0asts,and the Liverpool IL Texas Steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, HaYrC and other Euro
peah cities are perfect, while its freedom
lTonl aust ana heat on account of the nature
Oh lhe SOIL anu the open prairie country over
when II passes, with its cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery of broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers and
shippers in preference to others,
81. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except saturday. ut 2:20 y. M, Houston at
o'oU p, m, Hearne at 22j p. M, Dallas 1885 q,
M ana DenlsOn at ll:ij n. IN.
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS.

Consisting of twelve fine large steamships.
one OF the host and certainly the cheapest
me plying between New York, Great Brit
tain and Europe, Storage and cabin. with
railroad tickets, either way, from and To
Dallas, or round trip tickets, good for one
year for sale by the undersigned For par.
ucularS, and TO see plan ofthe steamers cab
:, oallat our office No. l03 Lamar st
II u It j. 7. MURPHY K Co. Agents
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN

Four-line Advertisements inserted. twice in
this column for Twenty-Five Cents, and
at the rate of Five Cents per Line for each
subsequent insertion.
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ID OOMS TO RENT-with or without board,
IL double or single beds; a healthy loca-
ton. Inquire ut Lone star House, 9i3 Main
street, one block east OF the Markethouse.
inny3-d5w
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Wanted Situation.


NOR RENT-Several nice, comfortable
l. residences, situated IN pleasant,
healthy neighborhood, and convenient 20
tho business center. Inquire of ]. p. Muir
ply ~ Co., Real Estate Agents, No. 100 La.
mar street, mayS-u
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A GENTLEMAN and wife can procure a
n furnished south room and good board,
by calling at IA Bryan street, one block from
the san acinto street cars. may2It
1.-TWO BRICK sToRES-On the south side
Il OF public square. Also three rooms.
Apply to w. l.. HUFFMAN, upstairs, In the
ofice of Messrs. stevens a Field. apSOdlw
V,HE CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE-with or
Il without the furniture. Apply 10 J. U.
Crutchneld, or Tom Johnson on the premi-
ses. mayl-u
DASTURE-I have an excellent pasture
Il containing good shade, water and
plenty OF grass. VIII pasture stock ut .rea-
the Fair Grounds. Jefferson Peak.
aplll.lm
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Boarding.

nRIVATE BOARDING.-First.clas Day
i Board, OF Board and Lodging. for gentle
men, at the Bryan House, Lamar street.
apr2I-lm
ILLINOIS HOUSE, No. 1924 Main street;
L board and lodging a ~, day board q 80.
apl7-tf
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Los billetes del sorteo de loterla
que ha de telebrarse el 80 de abril
Sc entregaran en- ia Administration
del ramo del 3 al 7 los concedidos
con rebaja del 4p.sS del 5 al 8 los
1000 que sc. yenden al p1blico y del
II al 20 los apartados.
En- febrero ha prestado la Guardia
municipal 1929 servicios y sorpren-
dido l6 casas de juego.
En- ell mes de enero han recauda-
do las adnanas de Ia isla ST3, Ala Pc
setas 80 centimos, por dercchos de
importation j 66, 6,949-59 por expor-
tacion, habiendo un alza en- la phi
mera de 53 890-0S Y una baja en- la
segunda de l3,932-6S en- otros
terminos, Sc recaud6 un total de
$40. 363-98 por anbos coaceptos, 10
que equivale / un aumento lfquido
de 80, 957-40 sobre 10 obtemdo en-
igual mes dc 1876 En- todas las
aduanas hubo ALA mGnos en- las de
Mayagiiez, Arroyo, Aguadilla y Are
cibo, en- que Sc nota baja.
Segun la cuenta dc ingresos Y
egresos munieipales que publica Ia,
depositaria dc Mayagiiez, Ell el e.jer-
cicio de l875-76, Sc recaudaron pc
setas 528,524-l4 y Sc gastaron 4S2
mil 678-33.
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Por la tarde sali6 4 caballo.

Hlcla una tarde apaclble, una de
esas tarles con que ell invierno suele
despedirse de Madrid; tardes que Sc
parecan i las mujeres del Mediodia en-
que tienen la mirada ardiente Y la SON
isa fresca. &%
Una mujer j11ven y bella, sobre to-
do lujosamente vestida, es mirada por
todos: 4 ana muier { caballo Ia miriam
hasta los ciegos.
Margarita VIC en- el discurso de SUI
paseo una serie interminable de caras
que Ia miraban, y entonces comprendi6
que no hay NADIA mas impcrtinente nj
mas fastidioso que una cara que nos
mira, cuando no es Ia cara que husca-
mos.
| Porque ella lievaba ell su magma
cion, quizas acalorada, les contornos
Gle una cabeza cuyos nobles rasgos de-
bian ser los de aquel modelo que sll
pincel no acerto 4 encontrar nunca,
Alguna vez creia distingair entire la
Igente que encontraha al paso, rayos de
color de avellana que ihan Il Aerir sus
oios mas hacia hotar i su caballo para
no verlos, per no encontrarse con aque-
LA mirada bizca, que tan cruelmente
habia torcido su pensamiento.
Pronto Sc VIC seguida de una escolta
de ginetes que Sc disputaban el honor
de sus favores, y esta vez no hubo mo-
two de queja todos quedaron iguales
no preGrio 4 ninguno porqne las mu-
ieres, cuando no dan con ell homhm cue
buscan, suelen ven9arse de su deagra-
cia en- los honhraa que enouentran.
aapentlnalnehto Ia senorita de Mira
mar detuvo su eaballo, que quedo, in
m6vil. La escolta la rode0 sorpren-
dida
I'd Que ocurre ? pregAltaran,
-Qcure que soy la muier mas fatal
del mundo acabo de perder una joya
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He aqul los mas recientes recib:dos
de San Thomas

He aqui los mas recientes recib:dos
de San Thomas
Nueya York, MARIO "a. - Sc
anuncia h ejecucion del obispo Lee
protestantc J por el asesinato dc los
inmigrantes en- Utah ocurrido hace
veinte amos.
Ha heche ,dimision Mr. Washbur-
ne, embafldor americana en- Paris.
Ell presidente Hayes ha invitado
4 los dos gobernadores rivales dc Ia
Carolina del Sur q que celcbren una
conferepeiR COP el fin de llegar amis-
tosamentc 4 una inteligencia.
La, stbita desaparicion de Mr..
Hall, ex-alcalde de N,leva- ork, LA
causado mueha scnsacion EN- esta
ciudad.
En- la c;tnara dc los Comunes Mr..
Fawcstt, prcpuso que Sc exigiesen ga
rantfas d Tnrqula para Ia ejecucion
de las reformas. El marques de
Harrington j Mr.. Gladstone So opu-
sieron i Ia mocion fundandose Ell
que era inoportuna.
Nueva- York 26. - Las camaras
legistativas ffancesas han slspendido
sus sesiones hasta el 10 dc mayo.
Ha sido reeibido con entusiasmo
en- Berlin el enviado especial que
mand0s ell mariscal Mac Mahon 4 fc-
licitat al emperalor Guillermo con
motive del cumplimiento de su oeto-
i gesimo aniversario.
Tn descarrilamiento del trcr eX-
PR ESQ Volador Escoces ha causado la
de cinco personas.
Pr ecios. Nueva- York 26. = All
car en- .istalizada 81 4 10 centavos Ii
bra. Regular i buen refino s. d
ST. Orc 1043 4 1.
Londre. 5 id. Cristalizada 6 | 8
chelines y ) 6 peniques. Mascabado
FL. 5 ch. 6peniques. Consolidados
96s i /. Algodon 81.
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FOELETIN.
LAgl FAMILIA CRISf'IANA.
TT lVELl A NTERfI
DON JOSE sELGAs Y cARRAsCo.
Continuacion.

--Ahora veras, ahora veras, prorum-
pi6 su marido con aire satisfecho.
No quiero yer, no quiero yer, lie
advirti6 ella porque pintas las cosas
con colofes tlemasiado yiyos, Y nos vas
q regular una description sangrienta,
que no sera por cierto un postre del
meior gusto.
Y dirigi6ndose Margarita, anadi6
--Contentemonos, hija mia, con pre-
sumir que ambos serian destrozados.
iQue le hemos de hacer nosotras?
-Te equivocas, sc atrevio a decir
Miramar algo picado NADIA de ESQ su-
cedi6.
Margarita Sc interpuso, diciendo:
Deialo, mama, porque va imagine
10 que pndo suceder ell coche Sc detu-
yo. I No es este, papa?
Tempoco senorita
Il Entonces ~.? preguntaron 4 la
vez Ia madre Y la hiia.
-Entonces, replico Miramar con
acento victorioso, el coche set,ooedi6 el
que estaba en- TERRA pudo levantarse y
huir, yel que estaba en- Ell aire salto ga
llardamente sobre la acera ell medic
de los aplansos de los espectadores.
Todo pas0 como un relampago.
Mas vale asi pero yamos 4 euen-
tas, senior mio. Ibas 4 contarnos 10
que to hahia sueedido,l y no yeo que te
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ia asi que ell coche sc detuvo un ms
tante y comenzo 4 retroceder, para que
los caballos pudieran entrar en- Ia calle
designada.
A los senores de Miramar, acostum-
brados 4 los s1bitos caprichos de su
hija, les parecio aquello la cosa mas
natural del mundo, y rada dijeron
ademas, 10 mismo les daba una calle
que otra
Mientras ell coche tomaba la vuelta,
Margarita veia ell gaban huir delante
de ella con paso majestuoso.
Dentro del gaban iba un hombre
aqucl hombre debia tener una cara Y
aquella cara era 10 que deseaba yer 4
tOda costa.
Ell coche entro al fin Ell In calle, V
lego ell instante crltico. Margarita
hubiera querido dotener los cahallos un
segundo siquiera estaba segura de que
ell hombro del gaban volyoria liz cabeza
Y miraria al coche, porque ESQ 10 hacc
todo el mundo, y guerra verlo bien.
IgEoraba sin duda que las muieres ven
mejor cuanto mas rapidamente miriam.
Sucedi0 10 que estaba preyisto: al
sentir 4 su espalda ell trote de los caba-
Hos, el hombre del gaban volvi5 Ia ca
beza, y sus ojos Sc encontraron con los
ojos de MargArita. Esta ahog6 un gri-
to, y Sc refugio en- ell fondo del coche.
Cuando regreso Il su casa Sc encerr6
en- su cuarto, Y circulo entire los cria-
dos la siguiente noticia:
La senorita esta sumamente ner-
viosa.
Juor' hubiera iurado que al tntrar Ell
su tocador decia entire dientes " Ne
es q ; no ppeda aar q, :
sQu& habia visto Ia sehorita de Mi
ramar? No hay para que ocultarlo
habia visto que el hombre del gaban CO
lor de ayellana era horriblemonte biz
co,
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ha c. frnado el nombramiento de
Mr.. Fred Dotigrass para el destino
de Alguacil mayor del distfito de
Colu nbia y aplazo sus sesiones
para el sabado. I'll gobicno de Ingla
terra ha signiiicado hallarse dispaes-
to i sancional modilicaciones en- el
idioma ingles.
L6ndres, mario l9.-El protocolo
ruso Sc cree serla aceptado El aspec-
to de la question de Oricnte cs exec
lente para un arreglo entire las gran
des potencias.
FL sabado Sc dio una batalla entire
los turcos y los b6snios, con ptrdidas
sensibles por ambas parties.
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que tenia en- gran estima: una pulse.
fa.
i Una pulsera ropitio el eco de sus
admiradores.
81 una pulsera reducida i un sim.
pie Gordon de oro, que Sc cierra POI
medic de una margarita.
Esto guerra decir Buscadla, Y to.
dos Sc alejaron deseosos de obtener la
sonrisa 8 Ia mirfda que ihabia de- ser el
premio de tan feliz llallazgo.
Corrieron de una parte L otra regis
traron, proguntaron, oh@eieron, J todc
fu6 in1til, Infelioes. ningnno pudd
encontrarla .s.5. t,
La senorita de Miramar no disimuld
SUI disgusto, y quiso retirarse, para lo
cual salud0 graciosamenta, inclipantlc
la cabeza sin mirar i ninguno, y partid
i galope: solo su padre SO atreyio 4 Sc
gnirla. i
Sc ape6 ae un satto al pie de Ia esea-
lora, Ia snhio rapidamonte, y. seguilq
de Mari, entro en- su cuarto. AL acer-
carse al espejo, SO par6 sorprendida,
asombrada. Tenia delanta Ia joya que
acsbaba Gle porder. {
Entire Ia senorita y la doncella Sc en-
tablo el dialogo siguiente
.Hoi1: { no me puso Y. misma eato
pulsera?
-Yo misma, sehorita
Entonces.v,,,, a como la encuentrc
aqul?
Esta ahf,.~. porque..... porque Ia
han traido,
ii La han traido, -! Y qui6n
ESQ es 10 que no Sc saho, IFr
hombre desconocldo llegd, Ia entrcgd {
Francisco, Y Sc, fg6,
Pego aao hombre, 1 no ha tichc
NADIA
Absolutamente NADIA
II Es muy raro csto!
-se eonqce qNa Ia se1orita la hs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-01

=; Admirable dato, hiia mia con q
te sera impossible no conocerle.
Lo que hacia reir d la madre, habia
puesto seria 4 la hija.
-Os dare otro dato mas precioso,
dijo Miramar levantandose de la mesa
llevaba un gaban de color de ayella-
IA.
Habia terminado el almuerzo, y los
tres salieron del comedor. Al baiar la
escalera para tomar el coche, Margari-
ia iba contando los escalones, indicio
probable de que pensaba en- algo que
la hacia baiar la cabeza.
He aqul su pensamiento.
"i Aquella carta Aquel hombre
Aquel ramillete de margaritas 49, !"
O de otro modo:
=" Serfn dos? GSera uno? GSe-
IA el mismo? sSera Gl ?"
En- medic de sus Commissioners, ayeri.
quo una cosa Il saber; que va no lie
eran indiferentes los gabanes de color
de avellana.
Cruz6 el coche muchas GALES, Sc de-
tuvo delante de muchas puertas suntuo-
sas, en- las que iba deiando ell lacayo las
elegantes taljetas de los senores de Mi
ramar y NADIA notable hubiera ocurri-
do 81 de repente no brillara 4 los oios
de Margarita un relampago de color Gle
avellana. Era ul gaban visto dc es-
fpaldas, Ell el momento que doblaba la
esquina de la primera calle que Sc en-
contraba 4 la derecha. El coche mar
chaba en- Ia misma direction y, segun
la 6rden dada al lacayo, seguiria la ca
lie hasta ell fla, deiando 4 Ia derecha Ia
esquina detras dc Ii que habia desapa-
recitlo q gaban lie color lie ayellana.
Margarita tir6 del Gordon suieto al
brazo del coenero, gritandole 4 Ia
dcyect0t en- el momento Ell que no era
ya tempo de dar comodamente Ia vuel-