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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-09-30
MARTHY ELLEN.
BY JOHN 9. WALKER.


here,re nothin' IN the name to strike
teller more'n commOn-likci h "ar.H sF
nd Faint liable to git no praise s~r,...r-... =.
for nOthin' like it nowadays: g.
Ind yit that name o'her'n Is Jest '-8 500
9 purity as the purtiest)- HaR
md more'n that, I'm here to say
=. FIl live o. thinking that away
And die for Mar thy Ellen!
may be was prejudust H.. ......
favor Of 1t from the fust-
e0 Cause kin recOllect Jest how
ID Ve met. and hear her mother now
=. -callin' of her down the rood .-. -
Fhe aggravatin' little toad -
md kin see her. sorto' half
Way disappointed, turn and laugh
- And mock her" Marthy Ellen"
A. ur people never he'd M fuss, t.f
lid yit they never took to us;
We neighbored back and forerds some,
Until they see she like to come
IN 10 our house-and meand her
Vas Jest together YvER'wHUR
Ind ALL the time--and when they'd see
hat liked her. and she liked me,
They'd holler Marthy Ellen!'
ghen we growed up. and they shet down
5n me and her a-runnin' rOun'
together. and her father said
He'd never leave her nary red,
Ohelp him, eff she married me"
" Ind so on--und her mother she
est agged the gyrl and said she lowed
xhe's ruther see her in her shroud,''
~ IwROTE to Marthy Ellen
s That is, kindo took my pen
Z N hand, and stated whur and when
3he undersigned would be that night
With two good hosses. saddled right
Tor lively travelin'-in case
Ter folks nd like to jine the race.
. Ihe sent the same note back. aId writ
THE ROSE IS RED !" right under it.
"Your'n allus, Marthy Ellen"
that's all, I reclSOn-nothi in more
BAD tell but what you've heerd afOre-
ne The same old story, Sweeter tho
lthX For all the trouble. don't you know!
1eg BID FA- HIoNED NAME and yit it's Jest
ur Is purity as the purtieSt;
I'M Ind mOre'n that IN here to say
" live a-thinkin' thataway
And die for Marthy Ellen.
.. --K0kOn,0 Tribune.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
Astonishing Faith.

About eleven or twelve years back
Mr.. Disraeh was in Leeds, and he was
waited upon by the secretary of certain
institution in that town, who asked him
to give q lecture or an address. He first
made several excuses, then refused
utterly, and at last, being further
pressed, said: "Well, / will come and
give you an address this time ten years. I"
With that assurance the secretary went
away and waited. The ten years rolled
along, and at their expiration he came
to London, sought and obtained An in
terview with the premier, reminded him
of his promise, and claimed its fulfill
ment. The great man had, of course,
forgotten all about the matter, and when
it was brought to his recollection he
made polite excuses, pointed ost that
circumstances in the meantime had
greatly changed, and that he had other
duties TO attend to now. But the secre.
tary was an old-fashioned man; he had
the curious and obsolete idea that a
promise was promise and ought to be
carried out, and said as much. "And
did you really believe at that time"
said his lordship, "that would carry
out that promises" Certainly" was
the reply, off you were still alive and
able to do it," "Well," said the prem
Ter, in a musing tone, " it is truly as
tonishing what faith people have in me-"
He did not deliver the lecture, and is
still, therefore, considered to have
broken his word by the secretary of the
institution --London Cores. Manchester
Eaumiaer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
Rouse Tn

The liver IL it ia dormant, and avoid train oil
evils which must otherwise ensue. Among
anti bilious medicines none rank 30 high az
Hostetters Stomach ,Bitters. 1t speedily ban
ishss those pains in The region Of the affected
organ, the yellowness Of the skin, nausea,
vertigo and sick headache, which attend bill
ious attack bilious subject, sitter brief
course Of this capital liver stimulsnt and in
yigorant, finds that his tongue N no longer
furred in tho morning, his breath is grown
sweeter, q hundred inexpicable sensations no
longer make his life miserable, his bowels have
acquired the stesdiness OF a well regulated
piece Of mechanism. and he can eat with a
hearty appetite and good digestion 1t is BE-
cause the Bitters assists nature in her efforts to
bring back the disordered liver and bowels to
their normal condition, that it accomphshes
such remarkable cures
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
A WONDER.

In most OF the papers may be seen an an
nounoement OF new rubber boot, made by
the Candee Rubber Co., OF New Haven, ct.
This boot marks 3 new era in the manufacture
OF rubber goods and is called the "95 Per
Cent. Sterling" to denote its high quality, and
ia covered by no less than seven patents, all
owned by the Candee Co. One Of the boots,
split to show its exact character, is on exhibit
mon at the stores, and shows an article for
genuine service, that is seemingly indestruct-
ible. The company warrants these boots three
months, although there is abundant testimony
that the boots will stand six months hard
wess every day. The "Csndee" is the largest
rubber goods company in the world, and its
warrant is equal ia bond. One of the patents
referred to covers q binding for the top Of the
leg, in which are engraved spaces for every
day and month in the year, SO that the store
keeper can pinch ont the date Of sale and 30
h1 beyond dispute the duration OF the three
months warrant. Altogether, it is the most
wonderful boot that has yet appeared.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11

A LITTLE Cincinnati boy four year:
old, taken into the country for the frs;
time, was astonished at everything, par.
ticularly at finding blackberries "tied
onto sticks out DOORS" as he expressed
it. In pasture he saw COWS reclining
in the shade, chewing their cuds. After
observing them for time he said he
would like TO be COW. "and have moth
ing 10 do but lay around under the trees
and chew guml"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11

iooso men go West Leeru seleeraphy.
Address L. Valentine, manager, GAINESVILLE Wiz.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
ny THE HEARTH.
NJ nLnAaMH STUART PHILIPS.

You royra too late;
,T.s Oh IN cs-eU Dor.
The Wind strlks, bleak
That care.h rather TO keep warm
(And where's the harmO
Than TO abate
flne lot Of It's % u color for your s1Se.
Waton seel stir the EN- Der
Upon my lonely hearth, and bid the ire wake
And think yen that IL Wills
Its burned l say, " ashes.
IL scnolders cold
A. graveyard mold
/ wish indeed you would not blow
Upon II sol
The dead 70 kill.
I say the ghosts OF tires Will never stir,
Nor woman lift the Ilshee
Of eyes vept dim, Aows'er yours shine for Lore o,
her
All, sweet SURPRISED
I did not think such shining
Upon the gloom
OF his cold rooa
Could fan. Your even, strong, csiri bresth
Calls life from death.
The warm light lies
At your triun plant feet, faint with desire
70 reach you. Bee rhe lining
OF violet and Of silver in the sheath Of IRE
II you would oare--
Although il Is November
will not say
bitter nay
To tuen gift for battling Ares,
And though 1t tire
Me to think OF it'll own to you
(If you can stir the emeer)
It may be found at last, Just warm enough for two
-SySbtsy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11

PuBLIsHED Testimony establishes the fac.
that ScovIIL's BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP is q
sterling remedy for scrofulous and syphihtic
disorders OF formidable type. Also that it
cures white swelling, csrburcles, eruptive NAL
aides OF all kinds, govt and rheumatism. 1t
moreover promotes secretion and flow of
healthy bile and directs it into the proper
channels. The deplorsble ailments produced
by mercury are also remedied by it. Drug
gists seu il
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
Senlt-w eekly Wisconsin.

This edition of The WISCONSIN has been en-
lsrged to 36-column paper, practically with
out Advertisements, 60 that each number con-
tains twice ~ much residing as an ordinary
newspaper 1t is by all odds The cheapest and
pest newspaper in the state. The publishers
desire TO extend its circulation, and for this
perpo1e ana without reducing its regular price
OF $500 per snnum, will send il
SIX MONTHS FOR ~ 90
as means OF Introducing it TO those who do
not now take IT This offer will only remain
open till January 1st, 1880.
ADDRESS, CHAnE8, AIxEss d CRAMYR,
Milwaukee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
Don't Get the Chills.

If you are subject to the ague you
must be sure to keep your liver, bowels
and kidneys in good free condition.
When so, you will be safe from all at.
tacks. The remedy to use is Kidney
Wort. 1t is the best presentation of all
malarisl diseases that you can take. See
large advertisement.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11

G. GuBKRT's Linen Starch il the best made
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11

An ARTICLE or 1RUK MEnrT.-" Brown 3
Bronchial Troches are he most popular arti-
Gle in this country or Europe for throat dis
eases and coughs, and this popularity is based
upon real merit as cents box.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11

FoR one cent purchase postal card and
send your address to DR.. Sanford, 1852 Broad
way, New York, and receive pamphlets by re-
turn mail, from which you can learn whether
your liver is out Of order, and il out OF order
or any way diseased, what is the best thing In
the world to take for il.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11

In these days, when there Is such sttife
among makers az to who shall producs the
lowest priced Parlor Organ, it il well TO re-
member that one Company keep up their
standard Of highest excellence. Every organ
made by them may lie depended on. To have
a Mason 4 Hsmln Organ is to have the best
that can be made
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
w RnI~l,

Sherman l. Co., Marshall, Mich, want sn
agent in this county st once, at q salary OF $l0l
per month and expenses paid. For full par
ticulSrs address az above.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
" Died in Europe"

Died in Denver" and so on is the
news received by friends at home daily,
when in most cases an early use Of Hop
Bitters would have saved the occasion
for such sad news. See other column.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11
Dauxhters, Wives and Mothers.

Dr.. ANARCHISTS UTERINE CATHOLIC0N will
positively cure Female Weakness such ss Falling Of
the Womb. Whites, Chronic Inflammation or Ulcera'
ton of the Womb. incidental Hemorrhage or Flood
ing Painful, Suppressed and Irregular hiensruation,
&c. An old aud reliable remedy. Send postal card for
pamphlet, with treatment cures and certiheates
from physicians 40 d patients. to HowAith Ballard.
Utica n. Y. Sold by all Druggists-t - per bottle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11

GIT Lyons Patent Heel Stifener applied tc
those new boots and they will never run over
and will last twice az long.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-11

AN Albany firm made 100000 worth
of shipments direct to London during
September and October.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-09
q EOLLETIN.
L. AS
EuEllAs pEL eBiGEl,
NOVELA GUIANA
POR
TEODORG GUERRERO.
T Qonti1sudcion. J

Els menester, querida Lucia, que nos
veamos todos los dias, pues solo que
dan dos semanas, Y ESQ es NADIA para
consagrarlas los preparativos del bal
le en dos semanas apenas tendremos
tempo para combinar los adornos del
traie, sin contar las horas que perdere-
mos en- hablar de las emociones que ha
de ofrecernos la fiesta. Els precise que
nos compongamos con- ei meior fgu-
rin, que vayamos enteramente igua-
les para lamar la atencion quiero ir
muy linda para que Gabriel Sc file en-
mi, con aquellos ojos que me- persiguen
desde anoche con tenaz insistencia, mas
tenaz que la de Miss Smith, que no me
deiaba nj un momento, por tenor de
que revolucionara ei colegio.
"iCrees que Gabriel ballard conmigo?
Sc me figura que debe bailar muy bien,
Y necesito de un companero agil es-
belto para acreditarme. Oc1pate en-
teramente de este baile que llena hoy
toda mi existencia, y piensa en- Hector,
que aunque no tiene oios como los de
David, hara buena pareja contigo Man
dame La Mode, de Oadiz, y avlsale a tn
modista para que no pierda tempo en-
arreglarnos. Que bonitas estaremos,
Lucila No pienses que soy vanidosa ::
Cuando todo el mundo 10 dice On ell tea
tro y en- el paseo, no sera mentira. Els
Yeydsd que Gabriel no me 10 ha dicho,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-09

rique Mirabel, ell desconocido amante
de Onelia, que SO cubria icon el tupido
velo del misterio, le exasperaba hasta
el punto de pensar que mientras exis-
tiera ell hombre que atento q su honor,
poniendo los ojos en- su mujer, no podia
morir contento. Esa idea de venganza
que Sc sobreponia los remordimientos
daba q entender que, rugiendo todavla
en- su alma la tempestad de los eel os,
no estaba preparado para el arrepen-
timiento.
Viajaba con la carta la LEILA a cada
instante, sus frases despertaban on 81
la c6lera, sosteniendo vivo ell fuego que
encendieron en- su alma, y alimentando
la necesidad que sentia de destruir al
hombre causa de su desgracia, roban-
dole la dicha que disfrutaba y lanzando-
le ciego al camino del crlmen. Apenas
llegaba a una nueva ciudad. la recorria
avido de distracciones pero q los po-
cos dias inclinaba Ia cabeza On sefial
de abatimiento y seguia su incesante
peregrinacion sin encontrar 10 que bus
caba sin poder desechar 10 que lleva-
ba consigo. Cada mujer hermosa que
veia le recordaba q aquella Onelia que
tanto amo, sacri6cada q su crueldad ;
cada hombre r1stico que hallaba al pa
so le traia la mente aquel mayorai
que exhalaba el ay del moribundo, Ca
yendo del caballo on medic del monte;
y un tropel de ideas SO agolpaban gu
cerebro, vagando como fantasmas ate
rradores que producian el delirio.
Cansado dc andar por el mundo, CO.
mo ell Judlo errante, creyendo que va
81 cabeza estaba tranquila y que po-
dria soportar Ia presenoia de los luga-
res en- que palpitarian siempre los re-
cuerIos de su desastroso drama, SO de-
cidi6 por fin 4 volvor d la isla de Cuba
con el prop6sito de olvidarlo todo y de
consagrarse al amor do su hiia, que "a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-09

aras de Ia humanidad y perdonando
a sus mismos verdugos, es obra de
un Dios porque 4 ESQ no alcanzan
la abnegacion nj la naturaleza hui
manas.
Y hoy que, en- reciprocidad de tan
sublime y tragica prueba de amor y
ante ese divino Martir pendiente de
una cruza la faz de! mundo, llama Dios
a las puertas de nuestra conciencia y
nos brinda su seno protector para
que descansemos de tantas fatigas,
de tantos combates, de tantas adver-
Shades, i que dulce, que consolador
es tender los ojos al Calvario y pen
sar en- que aquel patlbuloignominioso
tenido con la preciosa sangre del Hi
jo del Eterno ha de ser, tarde 6 tenn
no, por mas que Sc desencadenen los
huracanes, por mas que la fS vacile
y la conciencia Sc espante, por mas
que aumenten los conAictos y las
persecuciones, por mas que bramen
las tempestades y cora riesgo inmi-
nente ell mundo, la tabla de salvacion
que saque ilesas del universal nau-
fragio y lleve la playa a las infelices
y extraviadas sociedades
mo prevalecen, no, las puertas del
inferno contra esa piedra, y calman
su furor las borrascas ante la, al pa
recer, endeble navecilla que lleva por
photo q Jesucristo !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-09

RADIO. Haz 10 que yo ponte en- guar
dia, y defendete. Tambien pase las
primeras horas de la noche pensando
en- Hector, en- ese hombre que Sc salia
del cuadro que me ofrecia el teatro pa
IA clavarme los ojos de una manera
extrana. / Por que miraran los hom-
bres de distinto 1nodo cuando quieren
manifestar el interes que sienten por
nosotras p No adivin6 ese misterio has
ia anoche, y me alarm@, pero NADIA temo;
quiero como til gozar del mundo que
ACADIA de abrirse mis- ojos con todo
su esplendor, y voy q gozar de sus en-
cantos.
ella marquesa de Rio Hondo es ami.
ga de mi padre y este me llevara al
baile ; iremos juntas, querida Mary, y
pasaremos una noche deliciosa. Guam
to tendramos que hablar de esa fiesta
Te prometo que has de lamar la aten-
clon, porque diflcilmente Sc presentara
esa noche en- los salones otra muchachss
mas bonita que til; to recomiendo mi
modista, que tiene unas manos precio-
sas, to envio La Mocla con el igurin
que he escogido : un traje sencillo, Pc
ro elegantisimo, que realzara tn belleza;
ell punz6 es color que sienta 10 mismo
a las triguenas que q las blancas. El
peinado en- bande0ur con cordones de
flores de granada; aretes largos y CO.
liar de corales traie blanco de CASA
smirna, gGaa-necido por encima del an
cho dObladillO de Ia eHssoua, con tres
rul6s de raso entire los cuales serpeasn
guirnaldas de flores de granada cor
pino escotado, y sobre 81 una berta gui-
pm Cluny, orlada de las 'mismas flores.
fernando por delante un racimo /; las
mangas muy cortas, con adorno igual.
" Va me parece, cara Mary, que nos
miramos al espejo, llevandonos de en-
cuentro q muchas damas que iran car
gadas DO bgillantes J perlas las pie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-09
REVISTA POLITICA
DE LA PENINSULA.
MADRID. Mario l8 de 1879

Dejamos ell dia s tornado ell nue..
vo ministerio, pero sin dos de sus
brazos va hoy no queda duda, pues
Sc ha completado.
La cartera de Estado la aceptC
por fin ell senor marques de Molins,
que Sc enconrraba muy gusto des-
empeilando la embajada de Paris, y
fue ell TELEGRAPH 4 sacarle de sus cast
Has para traerie al sacri6cio ; al prom
to dijo que no, pero luego dijo que ST,
porque hay cosas que bien pensadas
no Sc rechazan. El marques vino d
Madrid, conferenci6 con ell presiden-
te del Consejo, y por supuesto, no
habla medic de desairar 10 que ha-
bla entrado va en- ell terreno de los
hechos consumados, por haber lam
zado la Gaceta ell nombramiento a
los vientos de la promulgacion.
Con ell marques de Molins juro ell
nuevo ministro de Ultramar. La
election fue acertadlsima, y halagara
& los electores de esa isla saber que
uno de sus diputados Sc ha puesto al
frente del, para ellos, mas importan-
te centro. D. Salvador Albacete,
que tanto ha trabajado por los asun-
tos de su provincial, es notable rem
tista, antique funcionario, y conoce
perfectamente las necesidades de esos
palses. pues hace doce amos fue SUBJ
secretario de Ultramar, y dej6 exec
lente recuerdo de su gestion admi-
nistrativa. Mucho deben promoter
Sc nuestras Antillas de la persona es-
cogida por S. M. para tan elevado
cargo, ahora mas que nunca espino-
so por las graves cuestiores llamadas
a resolverse causa de la realization
de los planes que ha traido el gober-
nador general de Cuba, hoy jefe del
gabinete.
Ell general Martinez Campos, en-
quien hablan puesto los ojos las opo-
siciones, subi6 al poder, y antes de
que siquiera Sc moviese en- la poltro-
ma erizada de espinas, va llovlan nu-
bes de fechas sobre SUI personalidad.
4 Por que? He ahl la l5gica de la
polltica en- ,Espana.-Con la acepta-
cion del poder ! habfa perdido la
fuerza, ell prestigio y la habilidad que
lie comedian todos cuando en- Cuba
gobernaba? ST todav1a no habia &C.
to alguno que apreciar, Sc6mo Sc lie
juzgaba sin consideration alguna q
Fdcil es comprender ell motive de la
griterla. Todos, como dijo Ey I'M
parc5oz, velan Ell el a1a sal0ador F.; los
constitucionales confaban en- que ve-
MIA a darles ell poder los modera-
dos hlst6ricos ten1an la seguridad de
que el paciicador de Cuba darla en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-09

pero 81 me mira, estoy contenta no
quiero que me anne, pero quiero que me
mire. Las mujeres somos muy ton
tas!
"Adios, y piensa en- mi. Que falta
me hace tn compania! Els tan pobre
tener que far la pluma sus pensa-
mientos |! La pluma como el pincel, sue.
le embellecer las facciones que. copia,
pero no sabe reproducir felmente la
verdad como ha de comunicarte to-
do 10 que siento ? Ne acostaria otra vez
81 pudiers dormir, pero esos p1caros
oiius ESQ dichoso bale me han de qui-
tar mucilas horas de sueno. Tu hernia
na--Mary.
Esta carta hizo reir q Lucia, COM
prendiendo que su amiga, siempre i'm
presionable y siempre ligera, dej6 es-
capar su pensamiento per encima del
papel sin considerar que, quedando ALI
estampado, podia comprofneterla. El
caracter refexivo de la joven la hizo de-
tenerse algun tempo antes de coger la
pluma pero obedeciendo al fin sus
pocos amos, al carino que profesaba
Maria, y al deseo de comunicarse con
ella, le contesto en- estos terminus
"Mi amada Mary: mucho goc6 con
la Iectura de tn carta, porque ademas
de que me h;eiste evocar recuerdos
siempre gratos para mi corazon, to ha-
Ito en- grave peligro no 10 dudes, que.
rida mia : tn estado es alarmante de-
bes desimpresionarte, porque no como
ces Gabriel le aprecio como hernia
no, por ESQ mismo sentirfa que to
un desengano. No tengo
de mundo para dar conse-
JOS, pero ese insomnia y esa agitacion
que SO desprende de tus palabras me
1acen temer por tt. SSabes por que te
bengo aprendido que empieza con in
aaietud como la aas De II 10 ha spods-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-09

CO del colegio de Nueva-Y York : pero
apenas puso ell pie en- la Habana, sinti6
renacer de sus cenizas ell deseo de la
venganza; en- todos los hombres que Sc
acercaban q hablarle creia adivinar
Enrique Mirabel, cuyo nombre era su
perpetuo torcedor, y dlose nuevamen-
to q buscarle, sin conseguir mas que ell
conyencimiento de que aquel apellido
era supuesto y de que quiza su mejor
amigo sc valdria de ese medic para
atacar impunemente su estimation, de
acuerdo con su mujer esta sospecha
exalto su Imagination pero compren-
diendo que Sc encontraba en- el teatro
del suceso y que un hilo suelto abrirla
Ia causa, en- la que SO so5reseyo por
aparecer probados los suicidios, gracias
a su provision maquiavelica, decide no
solo seguir burlando la accion de la
justicia, sino vivir en- acecho para dar
con ell seductor y completar su obra de
destruction.
Los amigos de King, al 1ecibirle en-
sus brazos, notaron el cambio favCra-
ble operado en- 81 con el viaje, y creye-
ron razonable la calma que aparentaba
on atencion al tempo trascnrrido al
gunos, mas exigentes en- las cuestiones
que afectan al corazon, murmuraron de
su actitud al verle formar parte de la
reunion de j6venes alborotados que le-
vantaron 81 bandera en- favor de una
cantante ; pero los pocos dias va ma
die SO acordaba de Onelia, y todos SO
agrupaban al rededor de King para ad-
mirar la belleza de Lucia, que So pre-
sento en- la Habana, causando ell efecto
del asombro de una aurora boreal; Y
no porque Ia j6ven fuera tan bella que
deslumbrara en- una ciudad donde tan
to abundan las hermosuras superiores,
sino porque traia consigo 81 prestigio
de L. novedad. gran alicisnte para con-
seguir Ia admiracion,