davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

Indiana is to decide to-day whether she
will continue to hold her State elections i'll
October, or will abandon that useless and ex-
pensiye practice. Ii the amendment is
adopted, the result will he proclaimed in two
months under the law, and Indiana will hold
botk her elections in November next. This
viii fs~ss4 Ohio the only October State, and
more tie pivotal State than ever. There
SCENE to be every reason to expect the adop-
tion Of the amendment.
The rise in the prices of real estate, of
which . review is made ON another page, is due
not only to the return Of prosperity and the
tesnsrai rise in prices, but to the desirable
ne1 OF possessions in real estate to
- espitalist. as we'll for the rate OF
,snne Is for the security of the investment
~ tne when the rate of interest on Gov.
ersens bonds, and. in many instances, OIL
BspSetts in savings banks, has fallen TO fou,
- seht, and may 60 even lower. the capi
- get elk per cent from real estate. and
e0fm Of rent, after deducting all taxes oni
eeA semetimes even moro. lie has hes;da
NJ sstgrn the couscioaxness tbat y,
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03
WELLINGTON, O.. THURSDAY 3,

formless mass, above the cloud-wrapt
stage; even the master, when he came
bravely forward to encounter us, was
but ghost, featureless save for fore
head of true ghostly pallor. That he
conquered us, that we forgot to shiver.
to ache, to be conscious we were peer
ing through gloom, that we woke from
our torpor to tingling life in all our
emotions, that goes, perhaps, without
telling. but it was a famous victory!
When we descended to the street
again the cabs were all lighted, torches
sped hither and thither, and our home
ward way was long toll of crawl, and
pause, dismal clangor of bell, blasts OF
horn, shrieks of whistle, and physical
discomfort that we bore in grim silence,
yet when we reached our haven some
of us unquenchably declared we would
endure the misery all over again if so
only we could experience the same de-
light. The night, If it did not bring
counsel, removed and aged a little the
spell, and when we read in the MORN
ing papers the last casualties of the
daykness, the deaths from bronchitis
and weakened heart, the suffoeation Of
the prize cattle at the Smithfield show,
we owned that our pleasure was over
dearly bought, maybe, or might have
been, and that characteristic London
fog has perils not lightly to be adven-
tured. Sara r. Hopkins, in Christian
Union.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03
A LOVERS QUARREL.

I could not hear nll that they must have said;
But as 1 sat beside the little stream
L watched them part, with just one angry
She passed me quickly, with down-droopcd
head,
Red checks, eyes flashing with a scornful
gcam,
hasty step, ns by deep passion stirred;
She did not turn, nor look back where he
stood;
But vanished quickly =, the thick green wood
/ watched him sigh, then noted how he pazcti
At her retrcating form: he whistled low
And ottly tn himsclfs in deepest thought
He whispered, "ls she yeNcdl'-thcn was
amazed
That twas i'm truth, she really meant to go.
He looked once more, as IL, indeed, he sought
To bring her back; but on she went that
day
Then he went, too-but twas the other way.
They never met again: but Oft see
The girl n woman grown, come by this scat
And gaze into the stream with tear-worn
eyes,
And then wonder why such things should
he!
II she had turned her head. or staid her feet,
Life would have altered, loves biight sunny
shonc DER her ever! 'Tis but things like
Tha. sssss-eur lives, and make our voc or
An the TeIr Round.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03
WIT AND WISDOM.

1t is a good deal of bore to have
others love us more than we love them
Josh Billings.
People always sympathizc with the
under dog in the fight, but they bet
their money on the other animal. -Bos-
ton Post.
Americans are the most inventive
race on the globe, and it seems singular
that no plan for making flies stay in bed
until the entire household is up has
yet been patented. Philadelphia Ctron-
icie.
The recent cold snaps have had no
injurious effect ON the apples. Now, il
they can only get safely past the boys.
there is a splendid prospect for lots of
orchard fruit this year. burlington
HaUkcye
When the enterprising truant's not n swim
ming-not n swimming:
He loves TO lie basking in the sun-in the
Improvising lies to save him from the trim
ming-from the trimming.
Which he deserves for that which he has done
which he has done.
Somebody who appears to know how
fashionable schools are managed SAYS:
ITO educate young ladies is to let them
know all about the ogies, the omenies,
the ifics, the tics and the mistics; but
nothing about the ings, such as sewing,
darning, washing, baking and making
pudding" "
-Scenc-breakfast table. Mother
reads from morning What is
vinegar without mother?" Little NJ.
INQUIRIES: "What does that mean?h
Mother" 1t means there's what is
called mother in vinegar" Child re-
marks: There's vinegar in mothers,
sometimes. ."-Boston Transcript.
-s' Never, when travelling, be over
boastful of your Nation, State or coun-
try" says a philosopher. We would
like to emphasize that word never. A
New York man on his way-t Oshkosh
began to boast of his biceps and a little
bit of greasy chap hanging on the end
of a car seat popped up and lent him
one on the nose that started stream as
crimson as the Red Sea. And when the
New Yorker travels again he will wear
n muzzle.-N. y. Express.
How fresh and innocent the brcczc
That skins the IN prning milk, and meads! I!
II hovers now among the trees,
And then to other spots proceeds.
love the air. so c,lm, 81 cool,
That breath upon my fcvcrcd brow.
1t wakes my aPpetite-poor fboi!
u u Cdk uly Iist, Dut uDu hioW ho"'
For, nh! tho wind love so well,
Un'cciing, moc<s me while prui &c 1t,
Because can not-can not tell
What means 1 can dnpt TO raise 1t!
-Untn0pH ImlccitniotLs Poet.
An agent of an accident insurance
company entered a smoking car on a
Western railroad train n few days ago.
and approaching an exceedingly gruff
old man, asked him if he did not want
to take out policy. He was told to
get out with his policy and passed on.
A few minutes afterward an accident
occurred to the train, causing fearful
shaking to the cars. The old man
jumped up and. seizing a hook at the
side of the car to steady himself. called
out. Where is that insurance man?''
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03
ROme's Blind Beggars.

A Rome correspondent writes to be-
ware of the blind beggars of Italy.
These are hired at so much year by
an authentic manager, who wanders the
country over with his ''blind beggar."
Some blind children are even sold to
beggar managers, who sign an agree
ment to provide for the blind one dur
ing his entire life. When he finds,
however, that he has exhausted his part
of the country, he resells his '.proper-
ty" to another manager in another part
of the country, who, in turn. explores
that district rs long rs he can, until he
also sells his blind man or woman to
another, and so on, until the beggar
can walk no longer. But until the last
he is brought on the road, even if he
has to sit on Il stone, and the older and
more inlirm he grows the greater his
value becomes to his manager.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03
In What TiIden's stronghold Consists.

The great argument in Tilden's favor
is party necessity. In order to win this
year, the Democrats must carry New
York. Without the thirty-five electoral
votes of that State a Democratic victory
is an absolute impOssibility. They
might carry the solid South, with its
13S electoral votes, and the Northern
States of Indiana, New Jersey, Con-
necticut, California and Oregon, with
thirty-nine votes more, and still they
would lack eight votes of the number
necessary to elect. OF course they
have no hope of carrying any of the
Northern States named, with the p3ssi-
BILE exception of Indiana, and this only
makes their need of New York the
greater. Many of the shrewlest lead
ers in the Democratic party fear that,
owing to the opposition of the Kelly
ties, Mr.. Tilden could not carry his own
State in November, and this fear is the
chief reason why there is opposition to
his nomination. But everybody with
head on his shoulders knows that no
Democrat can carry New York in oppo-
sition to the wishes of MIR. Tilden, and
that if any other man receives the
nomination at Cincinnati he will be GER
tainly slaughtered ut the polls in No
l.
Democracy are thus compelled to choose
between probable defeat in the nomi-
nation of Mr.. Tilden and certain defeat
in the nomination of any other candi-
date. We do not profess TO be able to
say which horn of this distressing di-
lemma they may choose, but their mar
velous capacity for laundering encour-
ages us to believe that they will choose
the course which will be worst for
themselves and best for the country.
Whatever they may do, they cannot es.
cape from the persistent old man of
Gramercy Park. He holds Il mortgage
on the party, and the work of his Con-
vention must be regarded as notiiica-
ton that he means to foreclose unless
his claim is satisfied at Cincinnati. The
Kelly Convention is not worthy OF seri-
Gus attention, for its delegates cannot
hope for recognition in the National
Convention. Whatever power Tamma
nv may possess can only be exercised
at the polls in November.-I. Louis
Globe Democrat.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03

Irving, the English tragedian, wants
$1,000 night to come to America, and
Sarah Bernhardt more modestly asks
for 81, 400, with board, lodging and car.
riages for seven people.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03

Colonel Tom Scott, who reiires
from the Presidency of the Pennsylvania
Railroad n man of immense wealth,
went to housekeeping in 1917 on fifty
dollars q month,
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03

n9- Tilden should take hint from
the cooper in the opera of =. Boccaccio.
While he is dipping into the barrel, the
other fellows are having all the fun.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03

COUGH
SYRUP!

so Years Before the Public.
Pronounced by all to be the most
Pleasant and eficacious remedy now
in use, for the cure of coughs, colds,
Group, hoarseness, tickling sensation
of the throat, whooping cough, etc.
Over million bottles sold within
the last few years. 1t gives relief
wherever used, and has the power to
impart benefit that cannot be. had
from the cough mixtures now in use
Sold by all Druggists at IS cents per
bottle.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03
'LLERS' LIVER PILLS are

SELLERS LIVER PILLS are
also highly recommended for curing
liver complaints, constipation, sick
headaches, fever and ague, and al di-
seases of the stomach and liver. So,
by all Druggists at 25 cents er fox.
r. E. Sellers & Co., Pittsburg, Pa.
SLY.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03
Barber Shop.
Planning Mill.


II. wADswoaTa SON. Pranin- MN. Scroll
sswine. Matching. PlaninS. etc. done TO order
Dcalcys. IN Lnuiber. Lsth Shingles. Doors, Sash.
p,fnda 1fouldinzs ard Dressed Lumscr OF All sorts
Yard near -zlaus.ia's Feed Store Wellington. d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-26
matiza hoy ESQ e. Ia moda, amigo

matlza hoy ESQ es IL moda, amigo
milo.
Z como 81 no hubi6ramos visto
5astantes nombres en- esa especie de
biblioteca de los muertos, que for
man las repugnantes galerfas de los
nichos, los primeros frios Sc han lie
vado personas notab!cs 9 de posi-
cion. En- Madrid han muerto los
vice-almirantes de la Armada D. Pa
tricio Montojo y D. Jose Ibarra y
Autran !; en- ell pueblo de Adra, q!
periodista y abogado D. Enrique Sic
IRA Valenzuela. y en- e. Astillero de
Santander, ell decano de la demo-
cracia D. jose Maria Orense, mar
ques de Albaida.
Pero estos muertos son NADIA para
10 que nos espera. pues 81 damos cre-
ditto al pronostico del professor Grim
mer, en- los siete amos hasta 1887 ha
de haber asombrosa mortandad di-
ce que Asia quedara despoblada y
Europa g. trasformara en- un jesier-
to; mejo' escaparan ustedes, paes
segun su calculo, America no per-
dera mas que ounce millones de ha-
bitantes. Dios nos cola confesados
ell augurio es tremendo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-26

En- E Agente y en- La Cr6nica
hemos leldo un communicate furioso
contra nuestro digno agente corre-
llgiOnario de las Piedras D. Jose
Janer
Trlste idea Sc forman de la prensa
los que eE venganzas personales y
difamaciones la emplean.
i Por que esta inquina contra ell
slndico de 10 contencioso de las Pie
dras? Su mismo injuriador 10 con-
fiesa: porque Janer ha presentado
una moclop en- ell Ayuntamisnto pi.
diendo la separation de aquel, fun
dado en- que hace cosa de un ano fue
destituido de depositario municipal,
y esta es la fecha en- que todavla no
Sc lie ha aprobado cuenta alguna,
siendo ademas su hermano D. Gena-
70 Marquee slndico de 10 administra-
two 8 sea ell fsca. llamado q inter.
veEir en- las cuentas de su propio
hermano, teniendo ademas ell ex-
depositario dos prilnos hermanos en-
la corporation, d. Canuto y D. An
dres Torres y Marquee: ademas D.
Antonio Marquee es cunAdo del
actual depositario.
Ell parentesco entire los conceiales
nj es legal nj conyeniente. Sin pre-.
juzgar ell resultado que teagan las
cuentas de D. Antonio Mdrquez,
creemos que, en- tanto no Sc aprue-
ben, nj el nj su hermano nj sus pri-
mos debierau pertenecer al Ayunta-
miento, pues principle de derecho es
que no Sc puede d la vez ser iuez Y
parte. Y 81 como depositario tue
destltuido, segun Sc nos asegura, cla-
70 es que con mayor razon debe
destituirsele de concejal, 8 sea de
juez de 81 msmo.
81 interesado dice que ell senior
Janer fue destituido hace tempo por
haber expendldo pan falto de peso.
En- primer lugar prob6 que no fue
el quien hizo nj expendi6 tai pan !:
en- segundo ell senior Janer no era
mas que socio de la casa y pudo
haber si3o descu;do de un depen-
diente la 4alta de que Sc lie acus6 y
por dltlmo en- ell momento de colo
car su nombre entire los clegiblos
debio haber protestado contra el ell
senor Marquee, Lo ahora que esta
en- Plena possession de IN cargo homo
rlhco, y cumple con su deber.
Ac1sale tambien ell senior M4rquez
de haber sido exclude del partido
conservador, y 4 renglon seguido Sc
desmiente a 81 mismo afrmando que
tiene IN desgracia de no penSar como
81. La carta que inser.amos, suscri-
ia por ell senor Anara,, diguo iefe
de nuestro partido en- las Piedras,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-26
{ CONTINUATION. J

[ CONTINUATION.
va hablare mas adelante,
Aunque quisiera omitirlo,
De otra clase de comercios'
Frecuentes y menQs hcitos
Que contrae Ell espanol
Por su menguado destino.
POGO & POGO el bien cosado
Llega q estrecharse en- un circulo
Tan corto, que a sus negocios
Quedase al fin reduci1o,
Z acaso de una docena
De personas al trato fntimo.
Tan solo en- el piso bajo
Sc respeta su dominic,
Donde Ia vida Sc pasa
Entire carpetas y libros,
AL son las mas de las veces
Del animado bulIieio
Que en- el principal resuena
va por al canto, ell tanido,
La tertulia, el ambig1
O lasdanza producido.
& Q1e va & hacer ell espa1ol
81 quiere su participio
Tomar en- las diversiones, !.
Ocasion de aquel ruido?
Aburirse solamente
< yer de cerca 81 perjaicio
Que sufren sus intereses
Eu aquel belen continue.
z sin embargo, 81 no puede
Estorbarlo nj impedirlo,
pena de que afsn fsmilia
La consumiera 81 fastidio
No sabe con otros goces
Ma baratos y a6n mas ncitos
gustituil los que cnestap
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-26
De dejarse dominar
Por su mujer y su suegra,
A rYro1o 40 r.uo -,

Do dolarSe iOminar
Por su muler y su suegra,
Al grado de que en- gu casa
Ei es un cero & la iz1 aierda,
Pnes tiene mas voto oil perro
Que el tai don Santiago on ella.
lQde lastima antes tan franco,
Ian buen amigo, que hubiera
Sucumbido & esa familia
Que saco de la miseria
Entreglndole caudal,
Dignidad y cuanto cuenta. 80.
Els hombre perdido, y gracias
Que no le. =. Cillate, lengua
De escorpion, interrumpi6le
Uno desde la testera
Del coche. I'd eres capaz,
Continue, de echar por terra
La vida de San Aleio.
"A quien el saco le venga,
Cue SO 10 ponga. No Sc
Rsp,lco otro, quien pueda
Venirle, aunque til 10 cortes
De muy elastica tela.
81, haganse usteaes santos
Mas no oividen quo gu f ,sta
Chica 8 grande cada uno
Temprano 8 tards ie llega
Con que empiecen & picarme,
81 les parece, la cresta
\ veran 81 tiene el gallo
Calidad. Il Els una tiera
Este Domingol Pero hombre.
Deja las vidas ajenas,
Que cada cual con la propia
Tlene sobrada materia
Para entretenerse, si
Be le antoja revolverla.
POGO a POGO, que Domingo
Oalorio, aunque le de vne,tas
I mis- yueltas 3 "a vida.
Nj rabo que se le muetia
nj cola que - le' piso
Por mds quo los buqus encuentra
\ no me vengan & ml
Con repullas ri indireotas,
Porque nos oyen Loo sordoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-26

Segun vemos en- IN colega ameri-
cano, Chile exige al Peru como con-
dicion de paz una indemnizacion de
guerra de doscientos miliones de Pc
SOS, tomando como g,rantfa ell dis
trito de Tarapaca que debe conser-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-26

Suele ademas de la burla
Sufrir quien gachupinea
Igual nota que el no hacerlo
A todo espanol le cuesta.
Iban los tales paisanos
Propietarios de una empresa
Ds minas, q visitar
Una en- las vecinas sierras
S1pelo por uno de ellos
Que por hallarme mas cerca
De mi, fu@ con quien primero
Entire en- platicas, y entire elias
Djome que como agente
De una sociedad minera
Iba q dar & aqueIlos socios,
De una possession entrega;
Y tsmbien que viaiariamos
Juntos unas cuantas leguas.
Iuform6se del objeto
De mi viaje, de mi terra,
Y como al satisfacerle
Nombr6 personals diversas
De aquellas que intervenian
En- mi historic, con sorpresa
vi que de todas me daba
Rslacion y muy extsnsa
Mas con un lenguaje eau stico,
Maligno T; no cual 81 quejss
Tuviera de ellos, sino
Con esa acritud acerba
Con que suele 81 envidioso
Morder las honras ajenas,
0 el presuntuoso hollar
Ell m6rito que 81 no caenta.
Era su gracia aunque r1stica
Mucha, y 4 10 picaresca
Unia 10 sentencioss,
Usando de reticsncias
Signifcativas que,
Dejando el concepto 4 medias,
Si bien la fraso se truRca,
El signifcado aumenta.
So ito de usted, me dijo,
Es hombrs de gran oabeza
Mas como sesos ID faltau
Sd hueco con humo LENA
III hueno do ~ compadrs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-26
Volcar, pasamos en- vela
La mitad de cierta noche
En- nuA amnrandf de la haninr, 10

Volcar, pasamos en- vela
La mltad de cierta noche
En- que emprendl de la hacienda
E, camino en- ell vehlculo
Dicho, una media docena
De pasaieros metidos
Conmigo, en- la jaula aquella.
Cuando amanecio pudimos
Nernos, y, aunque con reservas,
Entrar en- conversation
POGO q poco mi sorpresa
Fue grande cuando adverti
Que mis- companeros eran
Espanoles, que ell acento
7 los modismos los muestran
AL instante; tales son
Que con corta difsrencia,
Dijerase que adoptamos
Al liegsr aqui una lengua
Particular que no es propia
De nuestra provincialesca
Y variada diccion
De las elles las zetas
Hacemos tan grande abuse
Como 81 ca este tuviera
Ell idioma castellano
Su caracter y excelencia
Cierto es que al que las omite
0 modifica en- fuerza
De malo 8 tibio espanol
AL punto Sc lie moteja.
Y es de yer un andaluz.
Valenciano, 6 de otra terra
Donde nunca Sc pronuncian
Con propiedad esas letrss,
Esforzarse por marcarlas
Con enfasis; igual tema
Tienen los que espaholismo
Aquf exagerado afectan
. una cultura escolastica.
Si con nosotros conversan
Dicen prosecion, cabalio,
Nesezario y assoted,
\ con saber decir este
Que es cuanto hay que saber piensan,
Y por cierto que no impune
Tai casticismo 20 deja
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-26
Don Simon, tiene mas letra
Menula que diez letrados,
Y ser IN simple aparenta

Don Simon, tiene mas letra
Menula que diez letrados,
Y ser un simple aparenta
Como 81 aca no supieramos
De hacer favores la treta
En- que 81 cuatro se dan
e. porque produce treinta |
listed no entiende estas cosas,
Paisano, Y bueno es que sepa
A quien ha de recurrir
Para que 10 C ire en- esas
Cosas es ell Don Simon
Casi que 10 Providencia:
Con sentar una partida
RaspaEdo la que esta puests,
Eu los libros que demuestre
Que le debe usted, esperas
Logra hasta 81 dia del juicio
Y mos ALA 81 se empeiia.
Luego refacciona q usted
Con aparente larguezs,
Para lnsplrar cont1anZa
A quienes ustsd les deba,
Exigiendo por depositos
Los documentos en- regla.
Si la suerte es favorable
Prodra usted salir do penas,
Pero es 10 comun que al cabo
La trapisonda Sc sepa
Y de listed el estallido
A costa de una docena
De ingleses pero Torcida
Aquf otra vez SO presents,
Y al diez por ciento de- pago
Negocia de usted las deudas.
En gu acreedor go convierte
Unico, , mas le valera
Toner nm perro bulldog
Colgado de las orejas.
No quedara listed en- IL oalle,
ESQ no |; mas Ia peseta
Que usted game habra Waldo
Para don Simon cincuenta.
Respecto del don Santiago
Es ma persona buena
"A todas luCes, mas tiene
por 40 dear q simpleza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-26
Tan caros q su bolsillo.
ST tiene talento es dable
Que carezca de cultivo,

Tan caros su bolsillo.
ST tiene talento es dable
Que carezca de cultivo,
Al menos en- ciertos ramos
Del saber, que por 10 frivolos
Desdenan los que pretenden
Llamarse hombres positivos
Por 10 que correr la bola
Deja por vivir tranquilo
7 que viva buenamente
La familia 3 su albedrio.
Asi SO educa la esposs,
Asi SO forman los hijos,
Y asi muohos don Santisgos
Hay por aqui como Ell mio |
Como die q Vd., opte
Por uno dc los destinos,
Ell mas pingiie. Era bien lejos
Y en- una hacienda; psligros
+ incomodidad de viaje
Sobraban ca ell camino,
Cosas que el buen don Santiago
Me adyirtio, pero mi ahinco
De hacer fortuna muy pronto
Ne hizo desechar eu aviso.
Reiterome las promesas
De su aprecio, y comedido
Me acompano largo trecho
Hasta en- un pueblo vecino
Dejarme, donde debia
Tomar ell cierto vehfculo
La direction de la hacienda
Donde estaba mi destino.
No s6 porque al despedirme
Senti mi pecho oprimido:
Ay, presentia tai vez
Successes desconocidos
Con que mi vida en- America
Diera su triste principle.
XIII.
Como Sc conserva en- America ell
espiritu de don Quijote.
Dando tunbos poy angosta
Fementida carretera,
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