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The New York herald., 1878-07-11
A TORNADO IN MARYLAND.
[BY TELlGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HAGEKsrowy, July 10. 1878.
During tho tornado, this afternoon, lasting ton
minutes, much damage was done In this vicinity by
unroohng bindings, prostrating fences unrooting
trees and .bcstng down crops. One hundred and
thirty cct OF the stceple OF the FIRST Reformed
frame work covered wsh slate, blown down and
shattered, two OF the bells wero injured No person
nurt.
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NOTICE To MARINERS.

wAsmiscroS July fONoticc Is given By the Lighthouse
Board that automatic sirnst buoy, painted with black
ana white perpcndicusr stripes aud giving blasts oi
whistle intervals has been mOored oil Humbods
Bar Oregon, in I5 fahsns ot water ~ih the following
bearings; "humboldt lighthouse, - N; Red biun Sk
by h u r."
uonx's REEF, NORTH SRA, DgSMARK.
.htship has been stationed on the Horns kecf
lorn Rev. aud moored IN ~ iathons vat The light
ship mascd and painted red with white cross and
the words Horns Rev. Inc light IL white. revolving
aud showing hall minute from foremast 30 feet
above level; red bail placed A. the masthead ~
night aud 70 indicsto tho lighshp's POSITION white
light also shown tho forcstay ce above the
Position lat 80 "a IN Ion 10 ~ w. Greenwich.
Deviation -iays deg W In 1873.
forHy siren is sounded. giving blows
In quick succession every second minute.
HENRI ". BRAEM. CcnsuI,
pASIsu CoSsvLArx, NKw YORK, July, 1878.
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CASUALTIES FROM LIGHTNING.

HARTFORD, Conn july 10, 1878.
In the thunder storm yesterday afternoon the barn
OF d. T. Shailor struck By lightning at Haddsm
ana Hezekian Shailor. OF Sheldon a. Co., publishers
New York. was Killed. The barn and Its contents
were burned; loss $4,000
The barn Of John Squrcs was struck at Mood US,
the house Of Dr. Wilson In Rockville, and the barn OF
Mrs. Nathaniel Parsons In Somers, where two horses
were killed and men stunned.
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SAILED.

Steamers Scytha tBr), for Liverpool: Australia (Br,
London; Amerique lFn. Havre; java tBr). Antwerp;
Herman Livine,ton, Savannah, Geo Clyde Charleston
bnrks Peropois tNor Esinore; Atlas tNor vIasrdIn-
gen brig Emma l. iiul Cardcnas; schrs Joshua rinde
Arroyo Pr; "A j Alcott Virginia
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HIGH WIND UP THE HUDSON.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 10, 1878.
severe wind storm passed over the city to-day ac
sompanied by thunder and lightning. Several trees
werc destroyed and buildings damaged by, lightning
but injured. The wind carried away part
OF the roof OF shop at West Albany
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DAMAGE TO A RAILROAD.

CISciSSArI Ohio, July 10, 1873.
special despatch rom Russell station, on the
Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley and Wheeling Railway,
states that terrific rain storm thcro swept away 500
feet OF the track Several bridges small buildings
werc also destroyed Loss from SIC, 900 to 500 900.
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OF rAcronr-NrNE MEN HURT.

DESTRUCTION or A FACToRY-NINE MEN HURT.
AMSTERDAM. N. y, July 10, 1878.
broom factory, nearly. completed, was demolished
by hurricane which swept through this village at
about haf-past one O'Clock this afternoon. Nine
work men were buried in tue ruins. Robert Besgcn,
Frank Hart and Patrick sEgan, OF this place, are
fatally and the rest severely Injured Several other
buildings were damaged. The total loss is about
$4,000.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

CAMP ROBINSON Mob July TO- 1873
John Hancock In charge OF hord OF cattle en- rore
North killed by hgntning about three miles from
this post to-day His horse also killed the same
Aim
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wHALFMEN.

Sailed from Provinceown July g. schr II Hatfield liis
gins North tlanfic OCEAN.
snokrnJune 2s ia S2. Ion 70, schrs Eleanor Germ
we'll. aud Lottie L Cook.
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BUILDING BLOWN DOWN. DoY KILLED.
ST. JouS, N. T., July TO- 1878.
During violent storm OF wind aud rain tbis morn
ing small building was blown down as Fredericton
and boy named Wilkes. nine years old, was killed.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office
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.Nenmrr.

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW York FOR THE MONTHS
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK--THIS DAY.
Sun srs AND MOO. IS Sandy s% nca .1nsr as
Sun sets. ........... 32 Gov. Island :. morn s 80
Moon sets. =. morn 30 Hell Gate. morn = IS
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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YACHTS. sTEAMBUATs, &C.

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
A SMALL CABIN YACHT FOR sALE-sUIrABLl
"A for cruising we'll found including Yawl, rht sails 10
Apply 70 JAMES (sM1Til. foot Of Court st.. Brooklyn
CLoOr YACHT. 45 FEET, 15H FBEr BEAM; PAST
Dand perfect order ready tor Apply to JOHN A
MONsELi.. q Pine st.. third floor.
VxrANTED-A SMALL SAILING BOAT. WITH MAIN.
w sail and jib Will from $50 TO 500 Address 81
fos Duane a.
y l,E MIsCELLANEOUs.
I1EsT WORN MEDiCiNE KNOWN BROWNS vER-
DMtFUGE COMFIrs, or WORN ItJzhr"SA y VA
abex f't"
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HoLvnxAp, Jnly 10-wind wxw. moderate; barometer
2oa52
PLraoyrn. July io--wind NV. moderate. nne; baron.
ct 1905.
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Average temperature ycsterdHy ...' To
Average temperature fer corresponding date last
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11
FOR CON GRESS.

At meeting of tho Jackson's Greek
Democratic Club, Of Township No. l2,
the following resolution was unanimous
ly adopted;
Resolrcd, That we recommend our de-
servcdly popular follow-citizcn, MAI. r.
W. WOODWARD, for n seat in the Con-
grcss Of the United States, and ask our
delegates to the Nominating Convention
to urge his claims.
Extract from the minutes.
r. L. ELLISON, SR.,
L. HASTINGS, President.
Secretary.
june 4-tf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A MOSt Excellent Remedy.

ATLANTA, Ga, March II, 1870.
have examined tho recipe Of Brad.
fields Female Regulator, and from ny
knowledge OF the ingredients believe it
Il most excellent medicine, and we'll
suited to that class of diseases designated.
have no hesitation i'll advising its use,
and confidently recommend it to tho
public. JOEL Bl&ANDlIANI, NJ. D.
iune 1l-2w
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

Please announce B. H. ROBERTSON
rs q candidate for School Commissioner
ut the ensuing election subject to the
action of the Democratic party at the
primary election
june 4-tXtf MANY FRrENDs
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Messrs. Eliors:-PIease announce II. A.
GAILIIAltD MS n candidate for the House
of Representatives, ut the coming elec-
ton. The course Of Mr.. Gaillard in pub
lie life has given general satisfaction and
done honor to old Fairfield. In recogni-
ton o: his services it is b,4 proper that
he should be sent to the House Mt the
next election. This nomination is made
entirely without tho knowledge Of tho
gentleman named.
may lG~tf MANY FRIENDS,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11
FINAL DISCHARGE.
NOTICE.

OrF.oE County CoMMIss1oNEas.
WlNNsgoRo, $. G., May %, 1878.
TIME travelling public are caution ed
Il that If thAy pass over Kinoaid's
Bridge they.do Il at their own risk, as
the County Commission era regard that
Bird ge unsafe. V;
tg IS. s9ys 81 a. sHltyNANT. s
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11

The southwestern portion of this
county was visited by q heavy hail
storm on Saturday, which did con-
siderable damage.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11

Every mother-in-law should re-
commend DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
for her grandchildren, and thus keep
peace in the family.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11

Winnsboro has been visited with
very heavy rains since Friday. The
electrical display on Sunday was
magnificent. 1t is feared that fresh~
cts have been caused in the low
lands.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11
FOR SCHOOL, COMMls5.StONE.3,

FOR SCHOOL, CON missioner,
Al meeting of the Ril.;away Demo
craft: Club, June Stll, 1875 it was unani-
mo"sly resolved, that DR.. JOHN BOYD
be nominnted Rs tho choice of this club
for School Commissioner of Fairfield
County.
Extract from tho minutes:
l. G. THOMAS,
june IL SECRETARY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11

Up in tho northern part of the
State, they blame Wade Hampton
for changing the fence law.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

1T meeting of tho oakland Democ crnt-
ic Club of township number six, held on
the 29th of April, 1873, tho following
resolution was adoptod:
Reso'ced, That This Club, recognizing
the iitncss AMI ability of Hon. H. A.
Gailiard as n representative, hereby
nnslinate him as candidate for re.
electiou
Extract from the minutes
A. j. LAMAR,
may 16 tXtf Secretary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11


HE CEDAR CREEK DEMOCRACY. -
The Cedar reek Democratic Club
met on Saturday, juno 1, and was
called to order by the president,
Mr.. J. S. Gunnell.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolvea, That the Cedar Creek
Democratic Club adopt the consti-
tuition recommended by tho Demo
cratic County Convention.
Resol0ed, That we endorse the
wise administration of Governor
Hampton, and pledge him our un~
divided support for recollection.
.ReSolved, That we heartily re-
commend Mai. 7. w. Woodward
for a seat in the United States
Congress-, from the fourth district.
Resoloed, That we pledge our
solves to work INCREASINGLY for the
Democratic ticket-nuti0nal, State
and county.
The following-named gentlemen
were elected Us delegates to the
County Convention: J. S. Gumncll,
e. 2. Smith, J. N. Dunlap. After
receiving nUmber Of new MEM
bers, the club alioulne:!, to meet
again on the hist Saturday in
July. CEDAR GREEK.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11

Mr.. Gunnell reports that tho
corn and cotton prospect in his
neighborhood is fner than it has
been for several years. The oats
crop was abundant. Wheat was
generally short. The farmers are
hard at work.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11
COUNTY CONVENTION.

"A Convention Of the Domocretic Par
ty Of fairfield County will be held in the
courthouse ut Winnshoro, on Saturday,
tho 18TH day of June, 1873, at l2l
O'Clock, p. m, for the purpose Of clecting
County chairman and. if the Conven-
tion see tit delegates to the State and
the Congressional Convention.
Each local club will send ono dele,
gate for the club at large, and one nddi-
tionnl delegate for every twenty-five men,
hcrs on its roll.
JNO. BRATTCN,
may 3o-xttd County Chairmap.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11


magnificent. 1t is feared that fresh-
cts have been caused in the low
lands.
Mr.. Gunnell reports that tho
corn and cotton prospect in his
neighborhood is finer than it has
been for several years. The oats
crop was abundant. Wheat was
generally short. The farmers are
hard at work.
A gentleman living hear Ridgeway,
in No. 8, says he pastures about
hundred strange COWS on his lands.
They are turned out of No. 7, and
come down like the wolf on the fold.
He want" to get inside of that
county fence.
The Ridgcway Democratic Club
held q rousing meeting on Saturday..
The report of the proceedings was
crowded out of this issue, but will
appear in THURSDAYS News AND
HERALD.
In our report of the first meeting
of the Cedar Crock Democratic Club,
we committed IN error in stating
that Mr.. J. A. Turkett mad been
elected delegate to the County
Convention. Mr.. Turkett was in
fact chosen to represent the club
in the County Executive Committee.
We would remind all candidates,
and all Democratic clubs, that reso-
lutions containing nominations or
recommendation to office will not
be published unless paid for in utz-
oance according to our published
rates. Where party has been nomi~
mated in our advertising columns,
all resolutions or communications
of reasonable length, endorsing the
nomination are published free Of
charge. We shall in no case depart
from the rules we have established.
The SOUTH ATLANTIC June
number of this most excellent maga-
zine has been received and tho
table Of contents is quite as full
and varied as have been those of
the previous issues. The South
atlantic is published at Winnings
ton. N. O., by Mrs Cicero w.
Harris, editor and proprietor. It
has already entered upon it's second
volume, and bids fair to become O
leading periodical of the South. It
is furnished to subscribers at the
low price Of three dollars pc,
Anmana. We bespoak for this
magazine liberal support. Such
it certainly deserves.
AROUND TowN.--Rather damp.
A small drove of cattle was
shipped from this place on Monday.
Tom Jones, colored, was arraigned
before Trial Justice Robertson on
Monday, for stealing several articles
of merchandise from j. r. McMaster
& Go. He was sentenced to thirty
days in the county jail.
The colored Methodist revival has
ended, and many souls have been
made happy.
The Citizens Cornet Band have
been invited to the entertainment
at Ridgeway on next Thursday night.
We hope they will be able to attend.
A meeting of the Fairfield Light
Dragons was held on Saturday.
No important business was trans
acted.
Let all who can conveniently do
so, attend the entertainment at
Ridgeway on Thursday night.
The GREENpR1ER CluB.--A meeting
of the Greepbrier Democratic Club
was held on Saturday afternoon
The following manned & entlemen
" IS, W, q AZ Ss
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11

A gentleman living near Ridgeway,
IN No. 8, says he pastures about n
hundred strange COWS on his lands.
They are turned out of No. 7, and
come down like the wolf on the fold
He wantc to get inside of that
county fence.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11

in the County Convention T. W.
Woodward, B. H. Robertson, T. B.
McKinstry, Thomas Perry, Thomas
p. Ligon.
Tho following resolutions were
adopted
Resotoed, That wo endorse the
nomination Of Mr.. b. H. Robertson
for the position of county school
commissioner.
Resoloed, That we likewise endorse
the nomination Of the president of
this club. Maj. 4. ". Woodward, for
a seat in the Congress of the United
States from tho fourth Congrcsslon-
al district.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11

The Ridgcway Democratic Club
held q rousing meeting on Saturday.
The report Of the proceedings was
crowded out Of this issue, but will
appear in Thursdays News AND
HERALD,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11

In our report of the first meeting
of the Cedar Crock Democratic Club,
we committed an error in stating
that Mr.. J. A. Turkett mad been
elected a delegate to the County
Convention. Mr.. Turkett was in
fact chosen to represent the club
in the County Executive Committee.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11

New Advertisements.
For School COMMISSIONER. @,
Tho mas, Secretary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-11
HATS.

"A full limo Of Stray, Felt and Wool
Hats.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-10

que Sc expresa parece que lleva envueI-
ia en- 81 la idea. temeraria de provocar
nm castigo providencial NADIA, sin EN-
barge. mas inexacto no So asegura en-
realidad Ia vida, 10 que SO garantiza %
una cantidad dada On case de muerte.
Supongamos que SO reunefi cuatr0 pa
drss de familia que ganan cada uno
Glen pesos mensuales, y que hacen 81
convenio de entregar clerta suma los
hijos y esposa del primero que fallezca,
al efeeta ~tliez -pasos seaans
uno para c0nstituir los fondos neoesa-
rios al efscto; pues bien, este comproz
MISC no tehdria NADIA De atentatorio
contra los designios del Ser Gupremp,4
nj en- realidad quadaria assgufada n
vida del primero que sucumbiese sino
una suma convenida: pues en- esto. coa-
sisten las companfas llamadas de ssgu-
ros, las cuales gozan en- los Estados
Unidos, Inglaterra y Alemania Do gTen
cr6dito por cumplir religiosamenta con
sus compromises y pr tener acumulas
dos capitales de gran cuantia.
Entire elias merece especial mencion
La E1uitativa, de Nueva York, que
ACADIA de pagar en- Mayaguez integra Ia
cantidad en- que Sc habia asegurado uns
senora que no pago mas que una poll
20 por haber entregado su alma d Dios
cinco meses despues de inscrita. ST La
Eluitativa, reconociendo que Puerto
Rico es el pals mas sano de America,
rebaiase aquf ell precio de sus polizas
al nivel de los que rigen en- los Estados
Unidos, como tenemos entendido que
hizo en- Mejico, se crearia en- PUERTO
Rico una cIientsla numerosf sima: En-
efecto, aqul no hay v6mito negro, nj te-
tano apenas, nj enfermedad aigdnA es-
pecial del china y 81, atendiendo & las
defunciones generates SO observa bieh 2
la manera de ser del pals, Sc vera que en-
los campos las poblaciones sucumben
muchos infelices por vivir 8 q In intem-
parie Y sin alimentos sustanciosos, 8
por habitar en- cuartos estrechos, hui
medos y sin ell afro y la luz necosarios;
pero de las personals en- estado de po-
der pagar seguros muy raras son reiati-
vamente las que mueren premature
mente. Por nuestra parte podemos ase-
gurar que en- los va largos amos que lle-
vamos de resideDcia en- esta Isla, no he.
mos visto obito alguno ocasionado por
enfermedades climatologicas. Ell crs-
ciente aumento de nuestra poblacion, &
pesar de las pesimas condolences higiS-
nicas en- que vive la mayorfa de estes
habitantes, demuestra hasta la saoie-
dad la exactitud de nuestro aserto.
Hs aqui ahora Ia carta del Sr. Baix
4 que nos referimos
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-10
100 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
Mayagiiez, p. R.. 2 de abril de 1879.
Sr. d. Jose Perez Morris.

Estimado Sr. amigo: Cuando pase por
esa, hay va mas de un mes, comuniqu6 ".
que venia Il .esta q pagar un riesgo que te-
niamos aqui, la vez lie die que, despues
de hacer ef9ctiva la cantidad Sc 10 comuni-
caria para que tuvie5e v. la bondad de pu-
blicarlo en- ell BoLETiN MERcANTIL, peri0dico
que tan dignamente dirige V.-Hoy tengo 10
satisfaction de Participate que ell rs de mar
10 proximo pasado, pague 5000 en- orc ame-
ricano. sean 81, 35Bsep moneda corriente j 81
D. Federico Blsora, iInporte de Ia poliza n,
2)6,607 que Sc extendio ell 81 de mario de
1877 sobre Ia vida de Doiia Isabel Basora de
Basora liz que fue hecha favor de diehO
senior, hermano de la mencionada sefiorI
ca. @. p. d.. yqiie sucumbiJ casi repentina-
mente, de un ataque de pulmonia q los POI
COS meses de asegurada. "a
Despuesti de mi llegada esta SO han ase4
gurado en- la compailia que represento los
I. En- Arrovo, D. 4. B. Ortiz Colon. ID. !. NJ:
Mufiiz En- Mayagtiez, D. A. p. J. Dofncc
- e. Balsac 3. Trilla. LAdolfo Bas0ra.-@'
Federico Raldiris. .--AlejandrU Besosa.,-R Re
fael Cintron. Federico CintrOn. --R sB. Los
peZ.-Alfredo Hoarc ra.-Isaac Martinez.
En- San German, D.. Bartolom6 Colon.
En- Cabo-R -Rojo, ID. j. r. CarbonelL Yails
co, Sr. Pbro. Picreti. ~ Joaquin Bac6. e.
Grau.-Joaquin de Zarraga., Julio Delgad0.1
-Eugenio Rodriguez. DIR. Estruch. Ma
nuel Gil Sanchez. s@ss
Doy 4 V. las gracias de antemanoy soy
de V. muy alto. VS.. S, Q. B. s. NJ,
SEMY BAIz. !, Z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-10

hombre es un neo, y puele que el go
bierno, como es tan liberal, le hays
echado mano.
i Jesus que mala sombra tiene
este hombre ! dice Ia Ines otra pobre
aludiendo al Mellado. Si eres cristia,
no, hombre, 10 disimulas mucho.
-Yo no soy NADIA, contesta ell Mella,
do; yo soy. como Lice uno que habia
on Ell Club de la Emancipacion; soy
libre-pensador. ~ S~
-Libre barbara, qaerrls decir, re-
plica la Ines.
-Ahora hay muchos asi, anade 81
anciano que va habl6 antes ;los peda-
EOS de brute Green que la Ebertsd con-
siste en no Greer en- Dios y EN- decir mu-
chas bestialidades.
-Justamente, contin1a la Iues Green
que en- diciendo que Sc grita Tiva Ia
Hbertad! es como 81 dijoran, pongo por
case III Eh 4 soltar coces -.
Cada momento que pasa crece Ia an,
siedad de aquella .po5re gente, al Yer
que no aparece ell bonladoso protector,
i Dios mio exclama Ia mujer del
mozo de lmprenta. 81 sere yo desgra-
ciada -. Hoy que tanto necesito un
socorro, es cuando no viene ese hombre.
Para todos hay Providencia, para MI.
Para y, tambien, dice el anciano.
= 81, fiats on Ia Providsncial aiiade
est1pidamento Ell Mellado, ei Fibre pen
ssdor digno de un pesebre.
Y al mislno tempo Sc presenta en- el
grupo de vecinos reunidos delante de
una puSfta Eel fdsseado bienhechor de
los pobres. aA4
En- todos los semblantes brilla 10 ale
grfa al svarIe, ra6l1os On el del Mellado !;
en- el do este no se,v vs. otra expression
que Ia del rencor Z u venganza.
Hoy os tengo que pedir perdon,
dice hu6iadsfneass sf caritativo caba..
Hero, porque he tardado rnucho on ye-
- q u =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-10

mir, pero supongo que no. /'habrels crel'
do que os habia olvidad6.
I. -Temiamos que estuviese V. s. en-.
fermo, Sc apresura decir la Ines.
-Suprimid ell tratamiento no admi.
to otro que ell de hermano.
Y vamos q yer, que ha sucedido ?....
! Hay algun enfermo grave, alguna
desgracia, algun niho sin nodriza, algun
.vieio sin abrigo?
Senior, q mi marido le van q cortar
un brazo, dice la mujer del mozo de
imprenta.
Il Como ha sido esa desgracia a?
= -Esta manana la mtquina le ha CO.
gido la mano, y deshechita la tiene el
pobre.
No Sc apure ", buena muier
mi6ntras ell marido este enfermo, 20 le
dare su jornal. y luego veremos, cuando
mejore, 81 Sc le puede colocar.
=, Viva V. mil amos, senior
i Viva nnestro padre
a y el viejo, 1 que tai SO sicnte ? pre-
gunta el caballero al anciano que re-
prendio al Mellado.
--Senor, 70 POGO le dare ". que
hacer la vida SO me va acabando.
II Sa siente v. NAL ?.
Senior, me sieEto' fatigado ne ira
hajado tantos amos para VERNE luego
en- la miseria -. pero no crea usted
que me quejo; Dios sabs bien 10 que
hace, y cilando me tiene asi sera porque
me convenga,
-Naya, buen anciano, ahi van tres
1ufos. j. / Tiene usted bastante hasta
el sabado ~.
ST, senior, 81 i.... y casi estoy PEN
sando que estos socorros que Y. me da
SO los robo otros pobres porque
20 podria irme aiSan BernstdinD, y no
me faltaria NADIA. : -
Yo, no 10 permito y no Sc preocu-
pc " deeso, que le aseguro que no le
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isl Sc habra marchado de Ma

d,;d aiSSsi Sc h'Drd m"rehad0 de Ma
Nos 10 hubiera dicho.
-. ST SO habra muerto ?. :, dice O.
Mellado, aquel NAL hombre, borrache
y holgazan, a quien ell bienhechor de
los pobres habia negado socorro por.
que no queril proteger al sicio y esti-
mular la holgazaneria.
/, Jesus que ideas tiene este HON.
bre
-Lo que es 4 mi, auIque haya re-
ventado POGO me importa, porque no
le he podido sacar un cuarto. -. Ese
hombre debe ser un pez -. I'm jesuita,
sin duda, un neo.
-Bien claro te dijo, observa nm au-
ciano, que no to socorria porque tienes
mala conducta, "Trabaje usted, to di-
10, y sere amigo de v, como de todos
los pobres. +"
i Valiente ito Pues que SO ande
con cuidado, porque 4 mi no me falta
nadie. ~s
-Si ;.lte tendra un miedo atroz /. +. .
Sc la tengo guardada.
--Si le dices una palabra siquiera. to
arrancamos los ojos, exclama una pobre
vieja que debe muchos benefcios al mis-.
tsrioso y Garitatiyo personaje.
Il Jesus 4 81 no yendra hoy /.
dice unapobre mujer, cuyo esposo, mo-
20 de'rna imprenta, ha vuelto q su ca
sa con una mano deshecha por ,la ma
quina, y SO le va 8 hacer Ia amputa-
clon.. sa.s ~.
y -Si no viene, observa un pobre ciego
aquien todas las semanas socorre 81
incognito bienhechor, % que SO halla
enfermo, porque 81 estoy seguro de que
no olvida q sus pobres.
20 estara preso, ahade ei Mellado.
u ID Por que ha de estar pfeso !? ...
isTQma ,por politica -. A mi no
me quita nadie de Ia cabeza que ese