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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15

y triste y desalentada, mas de una vez
quiso desistir de su empeno de salvar la
famiiia toda del amargo pesar de la
desunion.
Evarista lego hacer Greer d. An
tonic que su hija menor era una fera !;
que su caracter indomable y burlon, su
dureza y su perversidad no tenisn igua-
les, y 81 la decia que procurase corre-
girla y 10 dejase en- paz.
Muchos golpes y malos tratamientos
sufrio Carlota, pero no Sc ablsndo en- 10
mas minimo. La antipatia que le ms
piraba su madrastra era cada vez ma
yor.
Esperanza no podia moderar nj a la
una III la otra. Evarista era grosera
y NAL educada no tenia fe, no SO acor-
dabs de Dios 1 que freno iba a te-
ner?
Carlota Sc creia en- su derecho no
cedia. Cuando SO hallaba agobiada de
dolor, msltratada, sin tener apenas 10
necesario, siempre castigada y desoida,
por otra parte recordaba su madre,
tan dulce, tan buena, tan amable, la fe,
soIamente la fe cristiana podia salvarla
de la desesperacion.
Ademas, ella amaba Esperanza con
entusiasmo grandfsimo, y al verla tan
generosa en- medic de sus SACRIFICES, no
podia aceptar resignada que pasarAn
insdyertidos y que fuese toda la vida
martir del corazon.
Don Antonio, como va he dicho, to-
MIA un caracter muy d6bil y SO deiaba
dominar enteramente por su esposa.
Esta le decia que Esperanza era defec-
tuosa, pero docil que Oarlota no era
buena, nj dulce. nj humilde, sino por el
contrario, irascible y porfada, y 81 la
crefa; de modo que no yendo sus hiias
q darle queias de 50 osposa, las juzgaba
calpables , nunca quiso averiguar lQ
cierto,
ooatisuard,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15

contestar a su hermano, que empezaba
a regocijarse interiormente del proyectc
de Ia j6ven, pues 81 no le importaba 81
dicha, deseaba que Sc casara para IL
brarse de ella.
D9sde aquel dia las huerfanas fue-
ron obieto de mil atenciones de Evaris-
ia. Va les enviaba un cuello bordadc
por elln, IN ana corbata de moda, va ur
dulce 8 una flor /; .nareeia gastar muchc
de las ninas y preferir soD1rc todo Gar
lota, que pesar de verse tan acaricc..@a-
da, no Ilegaba querer d su amiga.
Don Antonio SO acostumbro a Yer jun
to sus hijas a aquella mujer que pare
cia tan buena, tan desprendida y tar
carinosa le agradaba la sencillez y
franquezs de su ca,acter y no creyendt
nj sospechando su plan ocuto, empezt
4 extranarla cuando 70 venia, q alegrar-
SO cuau1o entraba en- su casa gu una
palabrs, empez6 prendarse de ella y q
pensar en- una boda.
Una vez Evarista fngi6 hallarse en-
ferma se metio en- CANA. Don Anto-
nio no pudo resistir al deseo de verla y
fue una noche estuvo uo gran ratio con
ella y acabo de decidirse y convencerse
de que le convenia aquella mujer.
Cuando las ninas, que pasaban casi
todo el dia con la enferma, volvieron d
casa, el viudo hizo lamar Esperanza
y lie manifesto 10 que pensaba, pidi6n-
dole gu parecer.
La j6ven, palida como la cera, no ha-
ll6 palabras con que contestar q su pa.
Dire pero al fin, hacienda un esfuerzo
logr6 serenarse y le diio con blando
acento
Padre raio, "a sabe Y. que le amc
de todo corazon y que su felicidad me
importa Glen veces mas que la ma
Nunca pienso en- 6sta y 81 siempre on
aquelIa. ST su corazon SO interesa POI
Eyarista. NADIA tengo que opener 4 su
resolution. Es buena Al parscer, , II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15

va que de la sensible muerte del
Sr. Gnzman nos lemos ocupado, no
dejaremos la pluma sin hacer cons
tar que los Voluntarios de Humacao,
de quien fue estimado companero,
verlan con ell mayor gusto ocupase
ell cargo de captain que ha quedado
vacante con tan triste motive, ell dig
no hermano del finado D. Jose An
tonic Guznan y Frias. persona que
goza tanbien de generates simpatfas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15

Como Sc ve por las precedentes
razonadas lfneas, ai fin halo eco SIM
patico nuestra VOC que sin cesar con-
dena Ell espiritismo y sus nefandas
practicas. Guerra sin tregua y sin
cuartel, que cuando Ia causa es JUS
ia Dios esta al lado de los que la
sostienen con denuedo!
Para que todos sepan los danos
que causa esta secta, Ell otro n1ne-
70 insertaremos Ia exposition que al
Ccngreso norte-americano elevaron
varios distinguidos ciudadanos de la
rep1blica modelo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15

Imentable perilida, perdiia para Ell
Ipafs de quien era Ell difunto digno
I hijo, perdida para nuestra sociedad.
de la cual fue excelente miembro,
Iperdida para el partido conservador,
81 cual estaba afliado por conviction
inquebrantable, perdida, en- in, para
la patria comun que ACADIA de yer
desaparecer del mundo a un buen
espaflol por todos conceptos que la
amaba incondicionalmente vanaglo-
riandose de ser su hijo. El III del
corriente pas6 d mejor vida D. Juan
Nepomuceno Guzman Frias, capi-
tan de la compafifa de Voluntarios
de Humacao desde su creaclon. Jo-
ven adn, pucs contaba SO amos de
edad, y en- possession de una cuantiosa
fortuna que tenfa siempre q DISPOSE
cion de los intereses de la patria, ha
fallecido despues de una rapida en-
fermedad agravada tai vez por la
pena cruel de haber perdido recien-
telnente a una hija adolescente en-
quien cifraba sus mas dulces esperan-
zas, defraudadas por la inexorable
guadana de la muerte.
Otro consuelo no nos reeta en- es-
tos instantes que Ell de pedir a Dios
resignation y consuelo para gu DESC
lada familia y ell descanso eterno pa
ra ell alma pura y generosa del buen
patricio y honrado eaballero que va
no existe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15

La Gaceta de hoy trae ell siguiente
importante despacho telegrafoo que
nos apresuramos d reproducir con el
mayor gusto:
Ell Excmo. Sr. General q Cabo de la
Capitania General de la Isla de Cuba,
en- telegrama de hoy, dice al Excmo. Sr.
Captain General de la Isla 10 siguiente:
al de Febrero. Captain General
desde Tiguabos dice que enemigo des-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15
EvARISTA.

Aquella misma noche hablo ID. Anto-
MO con su yecina, como esta no tenia
otro sueno dorado que llamarse la se-
nora de Montalvan, acogio con fngida
modestia, pero con verdadera algeria,
la proposition del yiudo y contssto que
ei,s nor sn parte no tenia inconvenient, 4,
pero que 10 aan;;.sastase q su hermano,
porque en- cierta manefa, ccno hernia
% mepor J pobre, dspendia % q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15

Segun oportunamente dijimos, fue
numerosa en- extreme y selecta la
concurrencia que en- la noche del 9
asistio d la academia llrico-dramatica
y literaria veriicada en- ell institute
de Cangrejos por varios despejados
alumnos internos y dirigida por los
sabios catedraticos de la Companfa
de Jesus. Dedicado ell acto 4 nuestra
primera autoridadad, esta, como era
natural, honro la academia con SUI
presencia acompanada del Excmo
Sr. Segundo Cabo y ayudantes de
campo.
Reunida, pues, en- ell elegante
local dispuesto para la academia la
distinguida concurrencia para tan
laudable objeto congregada, veri6c6se
ell acto con notable lucimiento y
varias veces los aplausos del auditorio
resonaron Ell ell espacioso recinto
demostrando ell agrado con que ell
pdblico presenciaba los prodigios de
la aplicacion, del ingenio y de ia
asidua y celosa ensenAnza en- aquellos
pilos orgullo de sus padres y de la
soclcdad puerto-riqnena.
La erudita prolusion del nino d.
Jaime Annexi ell agradabilisimo
drama In tjenda del reg d. Sancho,
representado hlbilmente en- un bo-
nito escenario por los niflos Don
Mariana Molina, D. jaime Aunexi,
Don Jose Mestre, Don Julio y Don
Arturo Cabrera, y otros; ell inspirado
camtdbl2e sobre motives de Att1d,
e]ecutado 4 cuatro manos en- ell piano
por los alumnos Don Romualdo b.
va!a y Don Juan Guzman ; ell alle-
gro de Norma por ell nino Don Ra-
mon Gonzalez, acompanado de su
professor; las preciosas quintillas reci-
tadas por Don Manuel Fernandez
Gomez y tituladas In buem pensansje's
to J.; ell interesante dialogo Ell que
declamaron los discretos discfpulos
D. Rafael Palacios, D. Jose Aunexi,
D. Manuel Nunez y D. Eduardo
Larroca dando expreslvas graclas al
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General y
a la Diputacion por haber erigido ell
Institute con una discretion increi-
bic en- ninos del primer curse y que
no pasan de Il amos ell entonado
soneto de Don Jose Gordils ell
Hlmno Real de d. Ramon Morales ;
ell agradable soneto de d. Antonio de
Audrey dedicado A Ia locomotora del
Tan0fa; la fantasia brillante de
Fausto, ejecutada vigorosamente en-
ell teclado por D. Antonio Alcaide !;
las diferentes parties de canto los
intermedios de la ordenada infantil
orquesta que no cuenta tres meses
de organizada por ell excelente pro-
fesor Don Pedro Delgado todo, en-
fin, fue con calor aplaudido por
aquel auditorio que no cesaba de ad-
mirar la serenidad y ell aprovecha-
miento de tan inteligentes alumnos
prodigandoles expresivas demostra-
clones de afecto y de simpatla.
A las 81 pr6ximamente termin6
aquella encantadora velada tan fe-
cunda en- dulces impresiones y en-
trofeos para la inteligencia y la
aplicacior. Ell recuerdo que dej6
en- todos no puede ser mas grato, y
nosotros, desde estas coum las, nos
congratulamos en- hacerlo patente,
f4licitando de todo corazon los
aventajados alum1os del Institute a
sus laboriosos y celoslsimos maestros
de la Compania de Jesus y a los
afortunados padres que en- aquellos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15

hiios deben mirarse con legfti,na 81.
tisflccion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15
SANTO DOMINGO.

Por decreto del Gobierno provi-
sional Sc ha declarado puerto franco
para la compania Inter-oceanica de
la aperture de- istmo de Panama ell
puerto de la rep1blica que aquella
tenga a bien escoger, eximiendose
los buques de la empreSa de todo
derecho de Importation, deposito y
exportaclon que tengan que pagar
por los Instruments, materiales, pro-
vislones ETC., ETC., y cediendo d la
misma companla los terrenos que ne
cesite para sus almacenes y demas
servicios.
Igualmente Sc ha expedido otro
decreto autorizando q todos los mu-
nicipios de la repdblica para estable-
GER una baianza destinada a preser-
var de todo fraude d los agricultores
que quieran veri6car e! peso de sus
frutos.
Durante ell mes de diciembre han
entrado Is buques en- Santo Domin-
60: capital, importandose por valor
de $50, 363'0l. ProduJeron los de-
rechos de aduana $2l ,567'03.
Sc han verifcado con 0rden las
elecciones en- San Carlos, Guerra y
San Cristobal.
Sc ha concedido d una compania
de exportacion de Nueva York la
facultad exclusive de construir una
carretera que parta de la capital d
las ciudades de Santiago y la Vega,
dando q los concesionarios el gobier-
no un cinco por ciento de los dere-
chos de Importation y exportacion
de la aduana de aquel distrito du-
rante diez amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15

Tenemos que consignar una la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15

Sc han verifcado con 0rden las
elecciones en- San Carlos, Guerra y
San Cristobal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-15

ID Llamele El Ageute en- buen hor
opresor del pueblo y teocrata!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-06
ANOTHER TESTIMONY.


Brxrox BsnrxcKs No.. April a0ih lecs
IN. J0T~ DrrL.--prAR Sra. knowing be efficacy n
your Sarsspariia and the hsane and beneficial oaali-
ties 4: possesses send you hetolic~inE statement
ny case
was wounded about two years aro--was taken pri..
0ner and conhned<cr sixteen months Being moved n
often. my wounds have net healed yet. have ses NJ
"a moment since was wounded. atm shot through n
hips W. general hesth v impaired. and need scrlt
thing 70 assist uatnfe have faith III your Sar
saparlls thsn any thing else wish that that Is germ
inc Please express me half dozen bottles and ohg
CkFgAN e. r. JOHNSON
ST.. Lorls. No.
p She following written April a0ih 1850 rs
Mrs. Jennie johnson. m other OF Capt johnson;
d.. JoES prLr--DEkn SfR. NJ husband Dr G. s.
Johnson skillfl surgeon aad physician ia Central
New York. where he died. leaving the above 4. l.
Johnson 70 my care Az thirteen yesr " arr he had
chronic di4rrhea and scrofuia. for which gave yun
Ssrsaparils. II cured him. have for years re-.
commended u 20 many Ia New York Ohio and Iowa foi
srrosuia. fever sores. andrenerai debility. perfec
succsss has attended IL. The cures effected ~ snms
eases n scrofula anifever almost acnon.
am very snxlous for my aran have recourse N
ycur ssrssrarlia- Ne fearful - getting spurion
article hence tfs writing n YIN mr. M TITS wouns
were terrible. but believe h. viii rarover
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
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BAlNIKiInE TOWNSHIP AND
LIBRARY NnIft J..
NDTiCE j. leirhy given tia, The M
- 1cfeiAucd ~ Iinsl,c ~ l.ai,hridar
township, viii attend 10 Tie iounsIiip
business "a III fssiasncc. on tie New
Albany road. on Saturday Of each M.,l.
during business Hours.
Tie Township Library may le found
Nv th"se wanting innks. III he resiael.. y
~ Joseph Egg. il Jasper
CASPER JOHN.
TRUSTEE cambridge ~.
Feb. 81. 7a-ly.
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THE BEST TOWN LOTS In
JASPER
ut Pirate Sale !!

The undersigned has subdivided his
beautiful lots near the Union Flour Mills,
and now offers them at private sale.
There are eighteen beautiful building
lots, 50 by i53 feet, fronting on Jackson
and Min streets, with broad alley IN
the rear of each lot. This Is rare op-
portuniiy TO secure good building lots in
a healthy part Of town.
TERMS Easy. to suit purchasers. as il
j. more the object to improve that part
Of town. than to make money.
Aug. -. T9-tf. JOSEPH EGG.
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DAYS OF Meeting of the Trustees
"a the Various Townships Ia
dubois County.
lNOTiCEis hereby given that the Trns-
N ices u The various townships OF pu-
hois 90. will be ~ their respective ofiic.
"a each ~ The townships for The purpose
|of aIlcnhln. 20 township business, VI
the following days:
Columbia Harrison, ntofs. Eninhrisr. MARTIN Hrii
Jefferson ipftsVil. cnts nnd fefdlrsnG Io~f~li-.
lAii IN Saturdays N each seek ana fafsfa ftnal.i
lpn Acrtays ~ each ~tsk Madison lnai.tir w. "A.
and III Na'nfeAss in strfs rntgh.
frrsnns LAfiur Auslhrhs rifh ntt " fhe 1rn.,.s.
Wall fAtf ~ observe fnttf tr. a.. n4~ a ,.f..,r
lr N~se sseL 1cUrrhlt Trustee .islI t.4t44l.
rtir aaFs M erch week rattih ". wv, ls f..irt+
w tl M Why f.'rst tN itf trsiAt. VI III. .att
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DIR. JOHN BULL.
NAsuE.csrsra Asp vrspsn o.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SARShPAHILlA,
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
The Popular Remedies Of the Day.
Principal ofsce. No. $40 Main street.
L0UISVILLE..KY.


Read the following extract Of letter from Mrs Rivers
vile " R~yerena Br. Rivers. ~ The learned
equent and popular Ministers ~ the Msthotist Epis
lrors Church, and Tno ~ the time " writing tas
Toned a. Broadway Church. Louisville. ny
LouIsvILLr. Ky. October s;h. lsso.
D.. JoHs Brrr-prss sn. Nsny tharks 70 you 10
Ithe medicine you have kindly given ne have beer
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ply irisns. Some pronounced nv spne. some rl
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lcons fsAeartenef. Several very eminent physician.
who examined my spine informed thaf a. threat
nothing but seaton ~onid relieve HAD peffsc
horror " that and heK sing about having ,He IN
Iserfed. when yo-. kindly ynur sarssrAriii
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fright s9e Of my head especially gttn would ftaf o'
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spine nnd then not 20 securely ~ spge'ite II Ee
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You kindly sent fur hotties again lat eight an
4 began aga hits morning, .na hope ~ .. -ntrtl
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Paving and Building
BRICK FORSALE!

The undersigned has on hand q large
and line quality ofgood bnilding aud
paving brick. for which parties wanting
20 build cannot do better in Southern
Indiana then TO call and purchase Of him.
House patterns n reduced rates. For
further Information call on bin At his
residence on corner Of Mill and 9th Sta
JosEPH JERcER,
Augs. lsse-v. Jasper. Ind.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
A Case for Summary J Justioe.

We have on several occasions recent ly been called upon to record instances of horse-stealing, and it would seem that these depredations are rapidly in creasing. It is to be hoped that some of the thieves may soon be captured and speedily punished. The majority of the instances occur along the val leys leading into Mexico, and most of the stolen stock can be traced in that direction, the thieves evidently know ing that pursuit across the line is at tended with much more difficulty than Tn this Territory.
 J. s. Bassett, a miner at Wood Can yon, about eight miles east of Dos Cabesas, about four weeks ago, had six head of fine stock stolen from his place and run over into Sonora. As this stock represested all the personal property he possessed in the world, in company with several other men he pursued the thieves for several weeks, following their trail to the vicinity of Fonteras, where the thieves, being closely pursued, set fire to the grass and succeeded in destroying their trail. NIT. Bassett then left one of his party on the trail, and came to Tucson. As will be seen by our letter from Saf- ford on the fret page of thIs issue, A report has been in circulation in the valley to the effect thnt Mir. Bassett had been killed, and his friends will be agreeably surprised to find that | that is not the case.
 Both to aid NIT. Bassett to recover his stock and secure if possible the punishment of the thieves, we would state that the stolen property consisted of the following animals: Two bay mare mules, two black mare mules one bay horse with blazed face and one sorrel lilly with white face. Any person who may know or hear of th' above property should address J. : | Bassctt, Dos Cabesas.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
That Patagonia Road.

We are pleased tO be able to an nounce that the important project of the new road to Harshaw and Wash ington Camps is in fair way to exc cution. Col. J. H. Toole informs us that Mir Edwards, the surveyor, will shortly survey the route, and that a report will be ready for presentation by the 20ih inst, if not sooner. NIT. Edwards most generously volunteers his own services, and only asks for sufficient compensation to pay for tue necessary assistants, teams, etc. The affair is in the best possible hands, and we believe the road may now be sc cepted as an assured fact
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
Foundation of Pima County.

The reports from the various enu- meration districts of Pima county are not all in, and it may he several days before we can lay the official report before our readers; but from the best information we have been able to gather, we may approximate the pop ulatlOn. The population of Tucson will not vary far from 1000; Tomb stone, 2,100; San Pedro river country, including railroad employees, 1900; the northern portion of the county, in cluding Fort Lowell, 1000; Patagonia District, including all the country south of the railroad from PantanO and east 10 the San Pedro river (esti- mated), 1,7O0; all of the territory lying south of Tucson, east Ot the Santa Cruz river, to Patagonia (esti- mated), 1000; the eastern district, em- bracing all east Of Mule Mountains to the line of New Mexico (esiimated), 500: Arivaca, Gro BlancO, and all of that portion of Pima county west of the Santa Cruz river, not including the Papsgo Indian reservation (esti- mated), 900. Total, 16,300.
 The official returns may change these figures somewhat, but the pOpu- lation of Tucson, Tombstone, and the San Pedro country will not vary much from the figures we produce.
 The population of Charleston is about S5O, and that of Contention about 15O, showing the population of Tomb stone District to be about 2,J00. liar shaw and Washington Camp have about 1,2O0.
 When the census of Pima county was taken in 1870 the population was $500, which included large force of the military then stationed at Tucson and other points in the county. The increase in our population-nine tenths of which has been added within the past two years-is very satisfacto- ". Assuming that our figures arc ap- proximaiely correct, the increase for the past decade is over 200 per cent.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
rh. .nu.and Rra cnmnnnr

We are informed by J. F. Cum mings, Superintendent of the Bye and Bye Mining Company, that work has been renewed on the Commonwealth and Elliott, two very promising prop critics belonging to his company. Re cent developments in the first men toned claim reveal ledge fully six feet wide, which gives an average from twelve assays of $50 silver and $2350 gold. The Elliott has four foot vein, an average of seven assays showing S73.25 silver and S27 gold
 Work will be pushed on these claims as rapidly as possible, as the company are anxious to have q quantity of the ore milled, and the practical value of the property fully demonstrated.