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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16
The Melon and Its Worshipers.


As a dog watches rat hole, SO do
the crowd of colored men lounging
about the wharves watch with excited
expectation the highly priced water
melon, as in graceful curves it flies
through the air from hand to hand on
its way from vessel to wagon. This
morning wagon load of fine looking
melons was unloading in front of Ed
win Hewes's- commission house, Bow
ley's wharf. Wherever a watermelon
can be seen on the wharf there, too,
can be seen its colored worshiper. As
melons and worshipers were plentiful
this morning, the crowd around the
wagon was by no means a small one.
Up into the air went melon after melon.
The crowd stood patiently by, zach
man bracing his shoulders and smack
ing his lips in anticipa, ion. Suddenly
a magnificent melon shot through the
air, slipped through the catchers' hanos
and fell to the pavement and burst. The
dog after the rat compared to the negro
after the melon is simply nowhere.
Away they went head over heels in one
confused tumble, scrambling for q
"bite." In less time than it takes to
write it not particle of the melon re-
manned, except here and there frag-
ment of the rind, with which some I'M
lucky fellow was trying to content him
self.
The lucky ones, however, looking as
if they had just returned from short
trip to heaven, stood laughingly by
wiping their mouths with the back of
their hands and keeping sharp look
out for the next "fali."
So quickly and so good humoredly is
the whole thing done that merchants
passing along the street invariably stop,
and, if a hearty laugh is sign of enjoy
ment, enjoy it heartily Baltimore Bal
kettn.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16

PNHY GROVE, Allegheny Co, Nd, Jan. "a. 1879
Dear Sfr-I have been aiiicted with Dyspepsia foF
several years and have tried every kind Of MEDICINE
but TO no effect was induced to try your Indian
Hood syrup and purchased four onedollar bottles,
which entirely cured me. @. CRAWFORD.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16
= DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

A NICE TEA CAKE.-4 cup of butter
or cream, 1 of sugar, 1 egg, cup OF
thick milk or buttermilk. a teaspoonful
of soda, handful of currants. Flour to
the proper thickness.
CLEANING SILVER SPOONS The
disagreeable discoloration of egg can be
readily taken from silver spoons by
washing them in potato water water
in which potatoes have been boiled. 1t
is much better than salt, as it does not
scratch the metal.
Potato PfE.-Yelks of eggs, cup
sugar, 1 cup butter, 1 pint OF sweet
cream, 1 cup fresh milk, cup mashed
potatoes; mix potatoes and butter we'll !;
add other ingredients; bake with only
an under-crust; frost with the whites OF
eggs and 6 tablespoons sugar; flavor
to suit.
ICE-CREAM PIE.-Make a smooth
paste of flour and cold water; add boil
ing water to it, stirring Until it is about
like cream; when cool add an egg ;;
sweeten to taste; put in a small lump of
tartaric acid and flavor; bake crust !;
put in small lump of tartaric acid and
flavor; bake crust; put in the mixture
and bake little frost on top.
For TIE ToILEr.-Ofw white wax, oil
of sweet almonds, spermaceti and white
soap each / ounce; 1 pint of
rose water or elderfower water; best
cologne ounces. Cut the wax, sperm
and soap very fine; put into an earthen
vessel with a gill of the rose water, set
into a dish of boiling water and let
stand until dissolved. Then add first
the oil of almonds, then the rose water
and cologne.
OATMEAL PUDDING.-Mix ounces
of Scotch oatmeal in / pint of milk
sweeten to taste, and stir over the fire
for 10 minutes then put in 2 ounces Of
sifted bread crumbs, stir until the mix
ture is stiff; then add 1 ounce of shret
suet, and one or two well beaten eggs ;
add a little lemon f1avoring or grated
nutmeg. Put the pudding into a but
tered dish, and bake slowly for an hour.
BREEZE PUDDINa.-Dissolve box OF
gelatine in pint of boiling water; add
2 cups of sugar and the juice of 2 lem
ons; after this has become cool (not
cold), break into it the white of eggs
beat all to stiff froth; make soft
custard with the yelks of the eggs, add
ing others, and quart of milk pour
the whites into molds, and, when ready
for use, turn them out, pouring the GUS
tard over.
STUFFED EGGs.-6 hard-boiled eggs,
cut in two, take out the yelks and mash
fine; then add teaspoonfuls of butter,
l of cream. 2 or drops of onion juice,
and salt and pepper to taste; mix all
thoroughly and fill the eggs with this
mixture; put them together. Then
there will be little of the filing left,
to which add l well beaten egg. Cover
the eggs with this mixture and then roll
in cracker crumbs. Fry light brown
in boiling fat.
NEW WAY TO Cook CHIcKENs.-Cut
the chicken up, put it in pan and
cover it over with water; let it stew as
usual, and when done make q thicken-
ing of cream and flour, adding piece of
butter and pepper and salt. Have made
and bake a pair of short cakes, made as
for pie crust, but roll thin and cut in
small squares. This is much better than
chicken pie and more simple to make.
The crusts should be laid on dish and
the chicken gravy poured over while
both are hot.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16

SINCE the composition of one OF the mos
popular proprietary medicines-we speak o!
DIR. F. Wilhoft's Anti-Periodic or Fever and
Ague Tonic-has been published and accom-
panies every bottle, the sales OF this greatest
specific for the cure of Chills and Fever
Dumb Chills and hypertrophied spleen have
doubled, and the leading physicians prescribt
it in their practice when the usual remedies
fail. All Druggists sell 1t.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16

A COLLEGE PROFESSOR once said that "he
who expects to rate high in his class, must not
ezpectorate on the floor" Much of the hawk
ing and splitting was, no doubt. caused by
caIarrh, which the professor knew could be
readily cured by the use of a few bottles Of
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16
Err the Sfnmanh and Liver

HALF-MOoN BAY, San Mateo County Gal
Dear SfrI wish to state the facts OF cure Of Chronic
Inflammation of the Liver which under my per.
sOnal observation. It in the case OF q man hfty
years OF age who had been troubled for years, and
though he tried many remedies he obtained relief
until he commenced taking your excellent Indian
Blood syrup, which has restored him to health
have also found the medicine to work admirably In AL
cases of arrangement Of the Liver and stomach,
II. W., n CHURCH.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16

CAppo. Choctaw Nation Ind. Tor, Feb. 2e, 1879.
Dear Sfr-This is to certify that your Indian
Blood syrup has cured me Of Chtlls, which had
been annoying me for q long time. can cheerfully
recommend 1t to all sufferers with Chills and Fever
II is the best medicine used. and would not be
without It MRS JOHN BLUE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16

LENTzvILLE, Limestone Co., Ala. Feb. Is, 1879.
Dear Sfr-My wife has been afcted for several years
with Chronic Bronchitis, and after trying all other
your very excellent Indian Hood syrup, which
she used and after fair trial. have hesitation In
" ~ NAV REV JESSE JAMES
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16
The Bed OF an Ancient Lake.

Middle Park, with its 5000 miles, was
once great lake. 1t is now some 5000
feet above the sea. Yet, indications
abound everywhere to prove that it was
once the bed of a lake. There are pet
rified forests here, beautiful shells and
all manner of watery reminders. l have
gathered some beautiful specimens o
petrified wood with the grain in perfect
shape. In many cases the wood in parts
was not quite hardened into the stone
which surrounds it, and the process is
clearly defined and discernable. Even
such Irregularities as knots are preserv-
ed, as in a photograph. The mountains
yield most of these specimens, showing
that before the inundation, as now, the
timber was a feature of the hills, and
not characteristic of the plains and val
leys. Some beautiful specimens OF
jasper and moss agate abound here, and
silver has finally been discovered in
small paying streaks on the hill Sides
Colorado Cor. Boston Herald.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16

HEssvIILE W. Va, Feb 20, 1879.
Isdr Sfr-1 have used your wonderful Indian
Blood syrup for some time. and can trllhtuily
that in superior 10 known lnectCne suE the
Stomach, and also for Purifying and Regulating the
whole System Having been relieved by tito use OF II
an candilly recommend IL to all who may be afflicted
With disease arising from Impurities of the Blood
would not be without II for ten times the cost
II u. GRIFFIN
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16
Pneumonia Cured.


CARRoLLroN, Carroll County MtsA
Dear Sfr-This Is to certify that yotns Indian
Blood syrup has eifectually cured meM Pnenmo-
ala and Cole JANE RICK.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16

AN Indianapolis man has been arrest
ed for violating Indiana law by marry
ing his step-daughter.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16

MANNNaToN, Marion Co. v. Va. March Z, 1879.
rheumatism. and was unable to ind anything to 70
lieye me. got some Of your Indian blood Syrup,
which relieved me wonderfully To all sufferers would
say, give 1t . fair trial MRS. ELLA KINSKY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16

CREAM PIE pint thick, sweet
cream; cup of sugar; l tablespoon
corn starch; season well with nutmeg !;
bake with an upper crust.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16

BRIGHAM YOUNG left Is widows and
yet there is not one in the lot faithful
enough to his memory to see that his
grave is kept green.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16

BRooKHAvKN, Lincoln County, Miss.
Dear Sr-Thls is to certify that have used OF
the Indian Blood syrup for Disease of the Liver
and have been very much benefited thereby can
A. O. cox. Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16

SIR HENRY THOMPSON, the English
Surgeon, says: "Persons who drink
water when dining probably enjoy food
more than those who drink wine. They
have generally better appetites and di-
gestion, and they certainly preserve an
appreciative palate longer than the
wine drinkern
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16
AWonderfuI cure-St. vitus' Dance Cure

ELK POINT, Union County, Dakota, March 20, 1879.
Lear StrThis is to certify that my daughter was ar
nicted with St vitus' Dance, and had the most az
her any good. 1 heard Of your Indian BLOOD
Syrup and resolved to try It. The cure IL worked has
astonished everyone. She has never been troubled
SINCE and is in perfect health otherwise. would
ommend it to ali the afflicted and am sure that trial
will be SUFFICIENT guarantee OF Its inertia
MRS MARY STROBEL.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16

SCOTLAND must be a windy place.
They have Gaels there all the time.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16

Poor bread and biscuits are unknown where
National Yeast is used. II you have not given
Il q trial, do SO at once.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16
A Wonderful Cure.

lIsHERyHLE Merrimack Co.. y h. May II. 1879.
Dear SrThs Is to certify that have used your In
dian Blood syrup for rheumatism. Neuralgia
and Liver Complaint, and have never been troubled
since. never knew we'll day before took your mod
IcinA MRS Il KN0WLTON
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16
The Best Remedy Known to Man I

The Best Remedy Known to Man
Edwin Eastman, escaped captive, long q slave 70
Wakametkia the medicine man Of the Comanches, n
wonderful remedy Of That tribe.
The experience Of Mr. Eastman being similar 90 fhAa
of Mrs Chas Jones and son. Of Washington County.
Iowa. account of whose sufferinxs thrillInRD
narrated in the Neto York Herald Of Doc 5th 1873,
the facts Of which are so widely known and 50 nears
parallel, that but little mention OF Mr. Eastmans
pefienceS will be given here They are. however pub
Iished in neat volume Of 300 pages. entitled Sevel
and Nine Years Among the Comanches and Apachesy
Of which mention will be made hereafter Sufice 4 =
say several Mr.. Eastman, while captive
compelled to gather the roots gums. bArks herhs
and berries of which Wakametklas medicine wus
made Is still Prepared TO provide the SAME ma
terials the successful introduction q the medcns
world; and assures the public that the remedy
the same now when Wakametkia compelled him =
make It
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16

Wakametkla, the Med1cIne MAIL
Nothing has been added 70 the medicine and nothng
hss been taken away without doubt the BEsT 70
RIFIER Of the BLOOD and REHRwrn OF the SYSTEM cs@
known to man.
This syrup possesses varied properties
H acts upon the Liver.
lt acts upon the Kidneys.
4 the Bowels.
II purfhes the Blood.
1t oufets the Nervous System.
II promotes Digestion.
It Nour1shes. strengthens ana Invfgr
IL carries en- the old blood and makes
IL opens the pores of the skis, and in
dUces Healthy Temptation.
N neutxausgs the hereditary faint or poison in tne
hiood which genetates scrofula. Eryspelas and AL
Thsre Arc no spirits eIEfcyed its manufacture. and
~ - taken By the nr0sf delicate babe by the
sGSd md feeble care only being Required On affeos
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-08-16

ground and there Will De no more CrOuDl0
from them this year. The Jamestown
weeds that have grown up rank and
high around the stable, hog-pen and
backyard, and the numerous varieties
of weeds in the meadows that neither
COWS, hogs nor sheep will eat should be
destroyed before the seeds mature and
are scattered all over the farm. The
fences need looking after and renovat-
ing, for pasture is getting short and
breachy stock will be trying the strength
of the Enclosure that surrounds the corn.
None should neglect to put in an acre or
two of rye for early winter pasture, it
comes in good place after the fields have
been cleaned up and gives healthful
variety to the usual hay and
grain diet of winter. Where are
the plows, cultivators, mowers,
rakes and other implements used in
cultivating and gathering the crop?
The usual custom is to leave them out
somewhere in the field under the shade
of tree to remain until next year. 1t
is money saved to gather all these up,
rub the dirt and rust off them, make
such repairs on them as may be neccs-
sary, oil them well and put them away
in the barn or close shed, where the
rain and snow will not reach them and
where they will not be liable to be
knocked about and broken by careless
persons or stock during the winter.
And let no farmer fail at this time of
comparative leisure to ask his wife
what she wishes to have done in her
part of the kingdom. 1t will be strange
if there is not some improvement she
wishes made in the yard, garden, poul-
try-yard and house, pantry or kitchen
that she has had in view a long time
but has had to put off until her good
man had "more time" Be sure that
the improvements proposed by her will
cost little trouble and add greatly to
the comfort of the household. -Joxrnal
of Agriculture.
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CHILE Y PERU.

Son interesantes los siguientes par
rafos de una correspondence de Ii
ma escrita 4 raiz de la captura de
Hatdscdr
V6ase un contraste entire los vencidos
del Hudscor y los vencidos de Ia Esme
rnldo. Tn solo marlnerO del buque
oeruano fue tornado desnudo, como su.
cedi6 con los chilenos el 81 de Mayo
cuando SO arrojaban al mar procurando
salvarse nado. Los tripulantes del
HudscaY no pensaron, nj por I'm instan-
to. en- Ia manera de salvar la vida.
EI comandante de la Union ha sido
sometido q juicio por no haber empe-
iiado combate contra la corbeta OHig-
aims Y las cafioneras Covadonga y Loao,
de la marina chilena, combate casi tan
desigual como el del Hudscor con los
blindados. La Union tiene IA canones
de q 70. La OHiggins 2 canones de q
'1l5 y s de q 10. Ignore el armamento
de las canoneras.
La canonera chilena Amazomas estuvo
81 8 On Panama en- busca de algun trans
porte peruano. Desembarcaron agu-
nos marineros y fueron NAL recibidos
nor el pueblo panameno. La Anaasonaa
despues de proveerse de carbon y vive'
res, zarp6 ell 9 para Chile.
La guerra, senior director, sera larga'
A pesar de gu preponderancia mariti-
ma. Chile encuentra s6rias dificultades
para invadir el Peru. Hoy disponemos
de un ei@rcito doble en- n1mero al de
Chile, Y tenemos bien guarnecidos to.
dos los puntos de la costa por donde ell
enemigo pudiera intentar I'M desembar-
co de tropas.
Cuatro 6 cinco meses mas, el Peru
contara con escuadra sufciente para to-
MAJ Ia ofensiva.
Desde que SO tuvo en- Lima noticia
del desastre del Hudscor, empezo
formarse una suscripcion popular para
reemplazar el buque perdido. Hasta
hoy, en- solo ell valor de joyas eptrega-
das por las senoras de Lima, Sc han
reunido Glen mil libras esterlinas, y NIL
lion medic de soles en- bilIetes de ban
co. En- el resto de la rep1blica ha sido
acogida la idea con entusiasmo, y la CO.
lecta producira, por 10 menos, suma
igual 4 la reunida en- Lima.
Ell vecindario del Callao, poblacion
de treinta mil almas, ha reunido la can
tidad precisa para la compra de una Ca
nonera blindada.
Todos, pobres ricos, SO han apresu-
rado a contribuir. Esta espontaneidad
habla muy alto en- favor del pals.
Por el vapor sque lleva esta cores
pondencia van distintos comisionados
para comprar buques, en- Europa y Asia,
sin fjarse en- el precio, con tai que sean
aparentes para batir los dos poderosos
blindados chilenos.
Por su parte e( Gobierno, hacienda
uno de la authorization ampIia que le ha
dado ell Oongreso, ha encontrado recur-
sos para adquirir un buque de gran po.
der y un par de canoneras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-10
pasateros salidos en- el vapor Sam Juan.

PasajerOs salidOs ell vapor San Juan.
Para ARECIBO: Domingo Lezcano, Este
ban Costa, Jose Hado, Adolfo Bohr, Juliar
Muro, Micaela Ledesma, ni1os, Tulio LarTf
naga, Manuel Hernaiz, Rafael Vale, Manue
Romero, Carmen Reyes, 2ninos, Ramon Pu
chades; Prudencio del Llano, Joaquin del Lila
no, un nino.
Para AGUADILLA: Maximo Gonzalez
Emilia s. de- Daubon, Ramon Mendez, Jorge
Navas, Manuel Otero Prieto, Ventura Marin
Ana Shoman, Fermin Ve4gtra, Elisa Coma
lez, Juan Gonzalez, Pedro Martin Alfonso, Juan
d. Lopez, Joaquin Gonzalez, Juan Saba, Juar
E. Gonzalez, Leon Lopez, Elias Capella, Pablo
Acevedo, Elisa Schmbur.
Para MAYAGUEZ Manuel Garcia, india
ecio Nufiez, Baldomaro Hernandez, Manue
Lopez, Ramen Noya, Manuel G. Casarte, An
tonic Perez. Gregorio Perez hijo
Para PONCE Miguel Pastor Marquez, A.
Marrero. Pedro Fernandez, Jose Pomeroy,
Bernabe Gonzalez, Angel Torres, Manuel Re-
yes Silva, Angel f. Madin, Mapnel Cabrejo,
B. Puig, Manuel Perez, Pedro Gonzalez, Do.
mingo Rivas, Manuel Corchado, Jose Pefa
Para ARROYO: Inocencio Gomez.
salidos en- ell Santander.
Para la HABANA: Monserrate Quero. Ro-
mana Diaz, Tomas Rivas, Miguel Cester, Fran
cisco Villa Gabriel Gutierrez, Tomas Leide
Llegados en- el Arno.
De MAYAGUEZ Pablo EspieL-De pom.
CE /: Jose Gaiart Oscar Lulltropp.-De
ARROYO: Jose Rey y Suarez. Ramona Rive.
70, Ricardo Vazquez DE NAGUABO: A.
Fifpo, NJ. Padills, Maria s. Gomez.
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LOterla.-1e aquI Ios prIHcIPaIes pFeHIIU
due han resu tado en- el sOrteo celebradO hoy

Ell Hombre-pez -Ha llegado A la ca
pital este artlsta- portento que hace de-
bajo del aqua TODD 10 que hacemos
nosotros en- terreno frme. Sc propone
dar algunos espectaculos.
Pagos.-Hoy SO han pagado los nt1-
meros eel 231 al 249 correspondence
q Ia amortization de Billetes del Tesoro.
Santoral-Jueves 1f.-San Damaso,
papa y conf.
Vi6rnes 12.-La aparicion de Nuestra
Sonora de Guadalupe On Mejico, y San
Donate y comp. mrs.
Las caspa y otros males que afectan
el craneo 1nevitablemente destruyen la
vida del pelo. El remedio mejor para
estas excreseencias es el ToNIco ORIEN-
TAI, que las hace desaparecer pronta-
mente. -'- @<''' q"
Pero este no es todo: yigoriza y da
tono la cutlcula de tai manera que la
caspa no puede reproducirse mientras
SO contin1e su uso. La traspiracion
obstruida causada por el entorpecimien-
to de la membrane exterior es ell or5gen
de muchas de las Intermediates del Ca
bello, y este entorpecimiento no puede
existir cuando los vasos superfciales
reciben su tono por la accion de este
raro vigo1ador vegetal. d..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-10

| Fiestas Reales. s.-Tendran lagar el sa
bado, domingo y l1nes proximos costea
das por Ell Excmo. Ayuntamiento. Ell
otra parte publicamos el programa.
Conque, va pueden prepararse los aft
cionados diversiones porque a la oca'
sion la pintan calva y como esta SO pre-.
sentan pocas.
Caco.-La otra noche fu6 pescadc
cierto ente que SO habia apoderado de
una pieza de tela perteneciente una
tienda de la Gale de la Fortaleza. Lie
mas gracioso del case es que, no con.
tento con haberse apoderado de 10 ajeno
todavia quiso hacer frente a los que 10
aprehendieron y, quieras no quieras,
10 zamparon en- el garlito. lDuro, duro
con los secuaces de Proudhon!
Elisa D'Aponte. notable diva,
que un tempo fu6 objeto de la admira-
cion de los aplausos de este p1blico,
Sc encontraba anteayer en- San Thomas
fernando parte de una buena compania
de opera italiana que SO dirige q Lima.
Desedmosle muchas prosperidades, y
oiala podamos verla cuanto antes ha-
ciendo gorgoritos en- nuestro coliseo.
Para los inundados. -"Una estudianti-
ma compuesta de oiciales de la guarni-
cion ha recorrido las GALES de esta ciu-
dad allegando recursos para los inunda-
dos de Murcia. Marecen aplauso." Es-
to leemos con satisfaction en- un peri6-
dico de Mayagiez felicitamos q los de
la estudiantina por tan flantr6pico pro-
ceder.
Notas perdidas. Tit1lase asi un pe-
queilo vo11men esmeradamente impreso
en- Arecibo y el cual contiene una va
riada collection de poeslas originates de
los Yates arecibeilos.
Els digno de la protection del p1blico
Y de los amantes de las letrss en- partl-
cular tan interesante hbrito que desde
luego recomendamos.
A "Ei Heraldo Espaflol. " LIE esta-
mos altamente agradecidos q nuestro
colega y correligionario de Cabo-rojo
por las lisonjeras frases que, irmereci-
damente porque Sc referen un acto de
estricta justicia, tiene q bien consagrar-
nos en- Su ulClmO uulu0FO'
Nanos desnudos. Ell apreciable cole
ga citado SO lamenta de los muchos nj
nos que, usando el econ6mico traje de
nuestro padre Adam, puIulan por las
GALES de Cabo-rojo.
Nc 80 asombre el colega de que este
acontezca en- aquel pueblo cuando es
fruta del tempo en- nuestra muy noble
y muy leal ciudad.
Artistas notables. es.-Acaba dc llegar
la gran compania trasatiantics, que tan
to ha celebrado la prensa cubana, COM
puesta de gimnastas, acrobatas, mimi
cos, pantomimistas, bailarines de ambos
sexos, animales amaestrados, y equili-
bristas malabares. Es probable que el
proximo lt1nes den su primera function
en- el teatro. Esta companla agradara
mucho, estamos seguros de ello.
LOteria.-He aqui los principales premios
4 ~, a.. I,f,x