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Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-17
INFORMATION FOR TIE AFFLICTED
HARD AND SOFT CORas.

YEyHEsE painful dificulties are mystery to medt-
 H cal science. They come from wearing tight boots and shoes also from loose they where they please and when they please snd stsy as long they please, and nothing will them without causing pain eectually the treatment demonstrated by
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-17
liberated Joints

Are most trying disease of the feet, accustomed by long continuance of hardened excrescences growing over the bone, under which forms fungus virps and suppuration, often breaks and becomes running from the bone, with great suffering. In most the patient requires constant atention and such are remarkably treated by
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-17
Nice Goods

A MONG the many good things we have for the ta- "A ble are Canned Peachea Canned Quinces, Fine Jelies, Preserved Ginger in half and quarter pots, Black Beans for soup, and full line of Staple Gyoce rie at low priceH, For sale by
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-17

Rheumatism Catarrh
 Clergy and Doctors and praise these Medicines.
 1000 bottles of 5uperlative Cure" sold by retailer in six months curing Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sore Throat Headache, etc., sexton's stubborn Neuralgia permanently in ten minutes, and lawyers sciatca. See circulars. Cheap, prompt effectve Ladies' and Gents Bonfume Cigarettes (no tobacco) by able physician For catarrh, asthma, colds, bad breath, nose and throat diseases 600 lbs bought last month Sold everywhere also by Rev. Shears Genl Agent New Haven. Ct. box by mall l6 cents.
 @lf 4o eln00 invested in Wall Street stocBs @tU eu @tUUU makes fortunes every month. TER O., Bankers. 2 Wall St.. N. Y.
 CEnOET How to become Rich and Watch sent free S6UnEl U. s. Agency, Mount Winans, Md. 0H9 Month and expenses guaranteed to Agents. P6 Outft free. SHAW & Co.,, Augusta, Maine. 0SF1 YEAR and expenses to agents. Outfit free. Pe Address P. O. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-17

lratlon Is, In composition, principally the GLUTEN
 R FLINT WHEAT CEREAL, solid extract, the It has not only been highly recommended but sts and very high degree Accountable and Reliable Food for the Growth and N, and for MOTHERS lacking Sufficient Nourisn-
 stlve organs, 1t embraces in It's elementary conpo- , and Muscle That which makes good Flesh and
 on--neyer constIpating, That which Is kind and acts preventive of those Intestinal Disorders
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27

Mr.. Hatfey il New Yorker and Mr..
Morris j. a stone-cutter working at
smith street and Hamilton avenue.
Brooklyn
sandy Black, who is EMPLOYED n,
car driver on the Third avenue
brooklyn railroad, was fishing in COM
pany with friend. off Bay Ridge.
when he encountered stray portions of
the school of sharks. They had then
advanced mile above the Narrows.
His fish-linc was violently snapped. the
bait hook and all being carried away.
The second line thrown out caught n
Young shark about four feet and a half
long. After struggle he landed his
prize. Again and again his lines were
broken, but he replaced them with the
stout lines of the rigging, and caught
fonr Of the fish They are all about
the same length Three "bites" got
away, and one nearly dragged him
overheard. The captured sharks were
viewed yesterday ny scores If South
Brooklyn people. inquiries along the
Battery water front last night failed to
elicit any information Of the sharks
having reached the city. Without
doubt the school encountered in tive
bay is the same one whose arrival was
announced in the SUH yesterday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27
II ackcd by Many Sharks.
New Y ork sun.

Captain "Aleck" Robertson, n fisher
man who is we'll known to frequentcrs
of Fort Hamilton, l.. l., had u hand-to-
hand fight with Il school of sharks yes
tcrday afternoon He had been out
with two friends in his sai-boat drifting
about the Narrows and at O'Clock in
the afternoon had Just tackled for the
Bay Ridge shore, when his attention
became attracted to Il dark spot III the
water Of the upper bay. He said that
thc black object expanded rapidly
while il movcd toward the Long Island
shore, irritating the water meantime
and tossing il into miniature bits Of
foam that ilcckcd an acre Of the waters
surface. He sailed rapidly toward the
spot, and almost the instant that he saw
that the disturbance was caused hv
sharks his skill ram into the school
The sharks snapped Nngrily at the
bont's sides, and dashed the water into
u foam One fish. larger and uglicr
than the rest, lcapcd toward the stern
and crushed the back strip and rudder
between its jaws, 1t appcard To he fully
ten feet in length The water seemed
alive with black fins, which darted in
all directions George Morris and
John Hatlcy, the companions of Rob
ertson rushed 70 the forward part Of
the boat Morris had been sitting on
the stern scat, and narrowly escaped
the bite Of the infuriatcd fish. Robert
SON tore up one Of the seats, with which
the little craft was fitted, and used il
effectively on the hard black shouts Of
more than one of the sharks The
breeze filled the sails and carried the
boat steadily through the danger Not
until Bay Gill was reached did the boat
get clear of lis pursucrS and rest safely
nn the beach
The presence of the sharks created
Il furry of excitement in the totilla of
small boats that may he seen every
Sunday filled with cxpectant fishermen
around the ruined Fort Lafayette The
sharks passed these on their way up
the harbor AZ $50 o'clock There was
i scampcr e. the other side of the Fort,
and few came ashore
Captain Robertson, Who lives III tile
corner of Thirty-Sixth street and Third
avenue. III Brooklyn, spoke Of His al.
venture last night II knew there we're
sharks in the vicinity said lie. "hut
did not dream of seeing cool thousand
Of them right in sight Of land | was
foolish to sail right among EN-, but lis
all right now thanks 10 good luck
He exhibited his boat in substantial
ton ofWhat he had narrated The Yes
sci had great gap torn i'll her stern, Of
which nothing but sphntered edges re.
manned. There were other Indications
Of severe hlSScl. The ropes and STAYS
were severed. the seats dislocated. and
the interior MAS not vet dried from the
drenchng i received Captain Rob.
ertson'> account nj the affair vas also
snhstantiated hy his two companions
ana hN the statements of evc-witnesses.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27
4 LOVERS PERSISTENCE.
An EIopement Causes n Novel suit.
Romance and Law.
Washington Gazette.

The readers of the Gdzehe will per-
haps remember the excitement that
was created ut (ircenback, ON the Della
ware Western, by the attempted elope-
ment Of Miss Jennie Wilson, daughter
Of James Wilson, with young man
named Joseph II. Lccf who was in the
employ Of Jennic's father. The clope-
ment was spoiled by the parties being
pursued and overhauled by the use of
II revolver. subsequently II man
whose name is George, who assisted
Miss Wilson in her cndcavorS to elopc.
was badly beaten up by members of
the Wilson family. He had John W.
Wilson arrested on the charge of a>-
sault and battery with intent to Hand
ut n hearing before Esquire Nandegrift
he WIS held in the sum of 81 600 bail to
answer the charge ut court. 1t was
thought that there would be no further
trouble III the matter, but these
thoughts did not prove true. After
Miss Jennie had been taken home from
her attempted clopcmcnt strict watch
was kept on her movements, and she
was not $50 il il alleged allowed to
communicate with the outside world
unless i'll the presence Of the members
Of the family. She did manage, how
ever, To communicate with her lover
drought the mails, and by this means
she succeeded in informing him how
size was watched and kept prisoner Mt
her home
Her lover, by every known strategy,
Ia,
attempt was n failure, rs she was too
strictly watched, He became dc>pcr-
ate and mt last q happy thought entered
his mind, the clouds were cleared
away, and as he saw that the fruition
of his hopes We're about to be realized
Il happy smile fitted across his features,
At the beginning of the end he appear
ed before Judge l.. +. Wales on Satuf-
day and sworc out writ Of habcas
corpus against the young lady'S father.
James Wilson and her brother, John
W. Wilson. In the writ he charged
them with OBTAINING Miss Jennie
against her will, and that she was not
permitted to leave the house, The
writ was placed in the hands of Con-
stable Feary, who served it on the par
yesterday, commanding them to APP
pear before Judge Wales this morning
for hearing, and bring with them the
person Of Miss Jennie Wilson. The
hearing took place at II O'Clock in the
Office of John Wales Bisscl, Esq,
the arrested parties being present to-
gether with Miss Wilson and number
Of witnesses.
After the return had been read Judge
Wales said he did not see amy uSc Of
examining witnesses, is the Young lady
was cfage and could do ~ she pleased
Mr. Pennington From the facts Of
the case which wc have III our posses
sion the young man had good ground.
for having the writ issued
Judge Wales do not think il Of
amy use to 60 any further in the ease.
| will hold Il short interview with Miss
Wilson in regard to the matter, and if
she says she has perfect freedom that
will end the matter She is now ofage
and can go where She pleascs Miss
Wilson You are at liberty to go where
You please, but before YOU make Your
choice, | would advise yon to weigh
we'll the admonitionS of your parents.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27
JOKING WITH THE CENSUS.
An EnnmrratOr In Scrape which
He says Was Not Of His GontriY-
iun

John ] Murphy cripple, Of No.
lot Prince street, was appointed i
census enumcrator was rs signed to
n district and made his report, which
was filed with Chief Adams John
Davenport was given Il copy of these
returns to construct list ofvoters out
of, and in going over Murphy's list
found that number of politicians Of
both parties living in and out of that
city We're described Is inmates of Il dis
orderly house in Green street with
fancifulages and occupations attached
to their names. Davenport swore out
Il warrant against Murphy charging
him with having made out false and
fictitious census return in violation of
the United States statutes. This war
rant WAS placed in hands Of Deputy
United states Marshal Mickle who AZ
rested Murphy yesterday afternoon and
arranged him before United States
commissioner Shields, who held him
for examination on Tuesday next, iii
default If 5000 bail. The extreme
penalty of tho otienSe i fine of 5000
and Imprisonment for two wears
Davenport says that the names given
the prisoner at the house were llthose
of women and that the prisoner altered
them and substituted the others. The
prisoner. on the other hand SAYS that
men in the house gave him these
names and tat he could do nothing
bnt register them accordingly " L.
Hnrii
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27
A CRADLE IN THE DEEP.

We have got acradlc in the house,
And we shave something IN II,
4 frcakish, hayward, winsome hai,1l'
Not bigger than n minute,
Although no diadem be Wears
But his ringlcts soft and brow
His every smile and frown We heed
As IL he wore n crown.
No scepter in his hands he holds,
But then his pinky fist 80 small
lie, like royal monarch wlclds.
And we are humble subjects all.
And when his tiny feet he stamps
II nught, cnprice or within displens.
The brightest gift in babylon
We bring, hint appease.
And when he wills to close his eyes,
Wcgo on tiptoc through the house
Even papn's heavy booted foot
Fnlls softly rs \ mouse.
We have got 4 despct on u throne,
Reclining like II ginglct
For We have crude in our heusc,
And we have something in it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27
Cupid H. II Bulldozer.
Cunning llinA Clarlon

lanes c. went To DaWsunNillc
and procured license for himself and
Miss Laura IL without consulting
her or her father never having said
one word 70 her about marrying. lie
showed her the license and told her
that her father had given hcr III and
he was ready t. marry her, She said
II don't want t. marry, and II de-.
won't have you. He told hcrshc would
have 70 take him then OF forever he
deharrcd from the privilege Of marry
ing, for there could never be amy more
license granted for her until he died.
and il She did not marry him he would
burn the license and leave the country.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-27
. -

The highest mountain ON earth. 50
flr as known, is no longer Mount
Everest i'll the Himalaya, measuring
2a,0oa feet. but Mount Hercules, in the
center uf New Guinea, which meas
ures - T6S feet II was discovered
by Captain J a. Lawson, who mount.
"a ii Ii i height NJ a5ali feet, When
liz had IN return the air hrins too
rlrg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29

da c6lera broto en- mi corazon algo
extrano paso por mi cabeza mire to.
DOS l4dos con oios llenos de espanto, y
cubriendome ell rostro con lag manos,
rompi en- llanto amargo y desconsola-
dor.
"Las caritativas religiosas no pare
cieron sorprenderse dc mi actitud nj de
mi angustia; todas me rodearon con
afsctuoso interes y desde nuestra que
ri1a parienta hasta la Ultima hermana,
todas me prodigaron caricias y consue-
los.
"Pero vo no las escuchaba: rensan-
do en- tt, mi duloe Esperanza, en- ell po-
bre papa Y en- mi libortad perdida, SEN
tia que nuovas oleadas do dolor subian
& mi corazon, qua mi cerebro enloque-
cia, que la luz f4ltaba a mis- pupilas.
Y al fin, presa de un vertigo terrible,
hubiora caido al suelo. 81, al vorme va
cilar, las buenas monjas no SO hubie-
ran apresurado & sostenerme.
"Al flo, pase la tarde mas tranquila
y pedi como senalado favor que me de-
iaran sola. Por la noche, en- un arre-
bato, 20 no Sc 81 de impaciencia de
dolor, tome unas tiieras, me desprendi
las anchas trenzas dc que tanto me en-
vanecia en- ell mnndo y pronto el acero
rechinando las hizo casr & mis- pies.
Lego dirigi una ojoaia en- torno
mio la pobre cana, la tosca silla, la
masita con un barm $50 crucifjo, una
im{gen de Ia SAINTS Patrona del Monas-
terio, una eGgie do la Vrgen con una
pila de aqua bendita, un libro de ora
clones ! una lampa,illa c ,nstituian el
mobiliario de mi nueya m ra1a Lor6
al yer todo este; lore pensando de nue.
vo en- 10 dichosa quo podia haber sido
en- mi casa no ser por Eva, y tuye que
hacerme gran violencia para no malde-
cirla.
"Por fin, despues de muchas lagri-
mas, de muchas oavilaciones, senti de
s1bito una gran rsyolucion interior 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29

gracia empezo luchar con la naturale-
"a rebelde cal de rodillas los pies
del cruciGio y con un acento que partia
del alma le die al buen Dios que me
diera fuerzas que no me abandonara,
que me enviase ell amor al retro Y la
vocacion que tanta falta me hacia.
"Me serene un POGO rec6 ell rosa
rio de Nuestra Ssnora, pidi6ndole pa
ciencia y humildad, y despues, entire
tenida en- tristes meditaciones en- fir
mes propositos para el porvenir, vi lie
gar la luz del dia.
"Oi miss, ricibi los santos Sacramen-
tos de la Penitencia y de la Eucaristia,
y me ofrecl generosamente al Senior CO.
mo una vlctima, resuelta a no cadar q
la tentacion, empenar una renida lu-
cha conmigo misma y 4 veneer con el
auxilio divino que estaba cierta no me
podia faltar.
Seria largo y enojoso referirte dia
por dia Gu lntos sucesos me han ocurri-
do bastete saber que, siguiendo los
impulses de mi caracter, replicaba vio-
lentamente la maestro cuando mo
advertia algo que no me gustaba, hacia
desaires a las monjas, renia con las no.
vicias, las af gla q todas con mi rostro
serio, con mi rebeldia y mis- que NADIA
con la obstinacion quo mostraba en- de-
fender mis- iuicio3 y h lcer qua prevale-
ciera mi volunta |.
"Apelas me sujyt6 en- los dos prime
ros moses la obsarvancia de las re-
glas: me era darisino obodecer cuaa-
do 20 pensaba 10 contrario do 10 que
me- ordenaban, pero despuss de esos
arrebatos, me afigia, me entraba 81 ar
y ma sentia con fnerzas
para ir generosamente q hrmilarme an-.
te la persona ofeudida, pedirle per1on
y aceptar 10 one quisiera decirme.
Entonees hacia propositos de en-
mienda pero dos horas despues venian
d terra, al menor soplo do tsntacion,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29
DESDE LA CORONADO VILLA,
(Reristo 4 gran relociddd.

La ceniza de la cuaresma amenaza
nuestras frentes: para las almas cris-
tianas el invierno del doior es imperece.
cedero, y la escarcha de la tristeza blan-
quea anualmente las frentes en- demos
TRACTION de que en- ell corazon del hombre
hiela.
Sc acerca ell aniversario del sublime,
del mas sublime de los sacrifcios la
redencion de la humanidad por la
muerte de Dios.
En- tanto que llegan esos dias de re-
cogimiento y de asc6ticas practicas, ell
pueblo madrileno SO divierte; parece
como que quiere compensar anticipada-
mente con locas alegrlss las severas
tristezas de les dias santos.
Madrid baila sin cesar hace tres me-
ses, Y ahora, en- estos dias, Sc bila mas
que nunca. Abigarrados y vistosos dis
Traces cuelgan de los comercios tentan-
do al transeunte. A rates Sc desliza
en- estabecimientos dedicados a la ex-
pedicion de carnavalescos trajes, alguna
pareja solicitando uno de alquilon, que
no por ser asi deja de hacer, en- la Ear
zuela 8 en- la Alhambra, magico efecto.
Hoy van al Prado las madrilenas a
lucir sus primorosas caras, hechas de
jazmines y de rosas, y sus esculturales
fornas. Las manolas Sc exhibiran alta
viadas cor doradas peinas y mantillas
bIancas, cenidos trajes de hecos y zapa-
tillas de seda, arrebujadas en- panuelos
de Manila, y circundado ell seno por
cintillos de perlas. No hay extranjero
que al YER una manola incurra on ell NAL
gusto de seguir siendo extranjero han
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29

con la mi3ma fAcilidad con que caeu
esos castiilos de naipes que f4brican los
nln0s.
Tn dia, la vlspera dc una gran fes-
tividad, me dirigi al confesor le ma.
nifeste mi frme resolution de cambiar
por complete y de ser un objeto de edi-
ficacion para todas mis- hermanas, una
vrdadera religiosa y un acabado mo-
dolo de abnegacion. Me sentia inte-
riormente renovada la gracia me daba
aliento y determine sacrifcarme hasta
consoguir una completa victoria de mis-
pasiones.
"Desde ent6ncos, Esperanza mia, soy
otra mujer. Dios ha triunf4do; Dlos
SO ha he :ho dueno de toda mi voluntad
y to aseguro muy de veras que nunca
mujer alguna estuvo tan enamorada de
Qn hombre, como 10 estoy yo de Jesu-
cristo.
"Si, pienso que Ell no puede dejarse
v3ncer en- generosidad me sacrifice
por amor como la madre por su nino
q1erido recuerdo sus perfecciones in
uulbdS, Su UOtICHd3 Su luiAuEd, ou UOu-
dad, y me creo feliz en- ser toda suya.
| suya hasta la eternidad -.
"Ouando, al levantarme, a1n tengo
sueno cuando tengo que sacriicar mi
raposo, mi oomodidad Y mi juicio
cuando el negro manto de la desoIaoion
me envuelve desde la cabeza hasta los
pies cuando la tentacion me combats
furiosa y todo es para mi oscuro como
In noche, amargo como la muerte, pien-
40 en- mi Amado y creo que es digno
de todo, que son pequenJs mis- sacrifi-
clos y qae debo considerarme dichosa
en- hacer por eI Rsy del cielo 10 que
otras mujores hacen por un hombre
cuslquiera.
" Mira, Esperanza, algunas .veces,
cuanio en- las atlas hores de la noehe
estoy ocupada en- Ia oracion, siento IN
conspel0 grande el repetirme "mu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29

NADIA bueno podia esperarse de aquel
caracter fuerte, vehamente y apasiona-
| 90, de aqnella naturalega altiva Y de
aquella voluntad virgen que nadie supo
dominar en- su casa ella, auxiliada de
la gracia, prob6 que no tenian funda-
monto s6lido todas las razones que ale
gaban sus amigos para prof9tizar su
salida del convento.
Como SO acostumbr6 la j0ven < una
vida tan distiota de la que habia lleva-
do desde la cuna ?. -.
iC6mo SO trareform6 Ia nina NINA
da, la senorita eleganto, la mujer apa-
si0nada y vehemente, en- una esposa de
Cristo, dociJ, obedienta, generosa pa
cionte hasta el heroismo ?.
Vais a saberlo, lectores, por medic
de la siguiente carta que, cin,o meses
despues de su huida del lnundo, dirigi6
Ia novicia sn hermana Esperanza
"No to habia escrito desde que me
separe de tn lado, amadisima hermana
mia, porque forme el proposito, cuando
to die adios para entrar en- el claustro,
do no escribirte hasta que pudierA anun-
ciarte que era feliz y que me habia olvi-
dado del mundo.
Gay, Esperanzal lcuanto he suflidol
Mira, yo no Sc, to 10 aseguro, como
no he perdido el juicio; porque la In
cha ha sida terrible, espantosa, capaz
de abatir d cualquiera que no tuviose
como tengo yo I'm caracter vehemen-
to, irma, resaelto y una f. inquebran-
table on las promesas de, S-nor.
"Cuando me deiasteis on ell conven
to, hermana mia, cuando me vi sola,
entire gentes extranas, me pareci6 que
Eel cielo SO ennegrecia, que ell sol me me-
gaba su luz y que todos los gsnios del
dolor venian herir mi corazon.
Las monjas me parecieron otros
tantos fantasmas sus hsbitos, sus We
los me daban miedo, y al VERNE despo-
jada de mi elegantisimo atavio y cubier-
ia de aquellos pobres yestidos, una sor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-29
Febrero 8.

Como desgrsciadamente parece que
hay cierto empeno diaboIioo en- des-
prest;giar a la spetabilIsima clsse
ecclesiastical, no hemos de cejar nos
otros en- ell jueto proposito de disipar
con legjtimas pruabas y donde quiera
la mala atmosfera que pretenda formar-
se Ell contra de los venerablEs ministries
del Altar. Amamos como ell que mas
la sacrosanta religion de nuestros ma
yores y sus ministros, y por 10 mismo
no pliriamos con nuestro deber de
periodistas honrados catolicos, 81 no
salieramos la defsnsa de tan altos in
tereses en- cualquiera OCCASION en- que Sc
vean vulnerados, va por la malicia, va
por 10 ignorancia.
Ea FL BuScaple 1ltimo parece como
que pretende iDf9rirse una ofensa al
cura psrroco de Guayama por hsberse
uegado d dar sepultura ecclesiastical q
una mujer; y este Sc desprende de IN
comunicado suscrito por IN vecino de
aquolla jurisdiction.
Ahora bien una carta que tenemos
4 la vista nos da cuenta de la verdad de
10 ocurrldO, y como la relacion que
nos referimos es una justification del
Rio. Padre Montaner, virtuoso y que.
rido acknowledgements por sus fehgre-
ses, vamos con sumo gusto extractar-
Ia para que ell p1blico iuzgue los he
chcs.
Sucedio, pues, que habiendo falleci-
DO impenitente una mui ier que habia vi
vido en- compania de un hombre sin los
sagrados vinculos del sacramento del
Matrimonio, al ir a solicitarse del Pa
rTocO ell ENTERTAINMENTS eclesiastico, este
Sc neg6 a clio en- virtud de las prescrip-
clones can6nicas. Al fin, despues de
asegurar bajo juramento, varios testigos
al Sr. Cura que la difunta en- sus 1ltimos
instantes habia pedido con insistencia
confession. Y en- vista de que habla sido
muy buena catolica antes de ser sedu-
cida, pudo conseguirse que variara ell
rigido eclesiastico de resolution. Mas
ocurrio entonces que ell companero de
la muerta Sc obstino en- que SO hiciera
a esta un entierro costosO, y como la
Iglesia prohibe las pompas f1nebres
para los que mueren en- tan tristes cir
cunstancias como la mujer de que nos
ocupamos, el Padre Montarer, escru-
puloso siempre y probo, no quiso car
gar su conciencia por los ocho pesos
que le hubiera Waldo ell entierro Y,
dando una prueba mas de su ingenita
bondad en- lucha con sus escr1pulos,
permiti6 modesto pero sagrada sepul-
tura al cadaver de la que habia tenido
la desgracia de morir en- aciagas condl-
clones y ha si1o causa de IN ligero CO.
municado Y de esta justa y l6gica recti-
fcacion que hacemos con gusto aunque
lamentando los tristes motivos que nos
han impulsado d tomar la pluma.
Esta es la verdad de 10 ocurrido en-
Guayama.
lJusticia siempre