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The Osceola times., 1881-02-19
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Fclkz gC7r happy a. asg u-re I0as
IN the Oia Arra. IAN iiml--
whcn iiie ~erme.l Cn'g ID danc. lli song
lut.e vec,s-i of ID svc-. r.lus...
ou- world grow, l4gee- anil stage o. -,aee.
As the ritilass yeau Latc nllcA
we've quite farlss-f % f-e Golden ige.
And cQsle o. isc Age of H"I.
Tine went ty On a sbeepl.a vay
lpau The-slly- plains ui yprr.
Ia the nineteenth century dut- lt play
Mean uuiiou, and il'-iug m",'.
orr swain. a. T-galut ore or t11 sage
Iolive a. one nyei Of H-l
80 thsr colrll fhe CROOK 90 On. i'..l.u AEe
Wi,ha h.-lE iu The Age Uf D".t
Prom Coryfal's raei the mountains rouui
Heard news - bis latest flame
And TifyrIs made The pp'i. rg-ouni
With erhos- of Daphne name.
They kindly lcf us q lasting gauge
OfthelT musical art. Rc D. told
And the Faudlau pipe 70 ite No.leL Age
Bring uigth o. The AGE 10 Gold
Bwellers 10 hut. ani IN marble halls
From sEephertess up Co queen
Cared little f1r honufts, and ICES iaT shaw .-f
And nothing f1E crinahne.
But now simplicity Not The nEc.
And it. funny O. ihsuk bow colt
The dres. they won iu the Golden age
Would seem in the Age Jf Gold.
Electric tClegnphs. printing. gas
tobacco. balloons aud steam.
Are littif events that have come 90 Vass
since the days of The oli negime:
And spite of Lempricre'. dazzling paar.
I'd givc-though it mirht ~Dym tIld-
hundred wear. ~ the Goiitu Age
For a year of the Age of1old
-.HsAra = IsflA.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19
\ Modern Cretna Green.

In the town of West Alexander. Penn.
twelve miles from the Ohio and two
miles from the West Virginia line. live,
% magistrate who is rrpt,d 10 have mar
r.DI 500 couples within two years. and
o. have built 90 fine house with bis we'd
ding fees. His popularity arises from
the iat that the laws ol PENNSYLVANIA
do not require O. marriage license. while
those 1ftnc two Hcighboring states do
he will marry couple without their
leaving their carriage. or be will allow
'arm Goo remain an night and take break
fist with him. hargiug judiciou-ly for
board and lodging.
His regular charge for marrying q
couple is 81. H.. sometimes has from
three j1 five couples al q time waiting To-
bee mad" one, and all in hurry from
far lest those who pursue will catch up
ln time tu turhii the hauus Sometime.
au curagci father or terrible big
brother Of the bride arrives after
the ceremony Is over and proceeds to
vent his rage on the winds and make
dire thrc4tcniue~, and even offer vio-
lcucc. ln am emergency such as thi-
the magistrates son. who Is his fathers
constable lays the serious charge Of dis
orderly conduct against them. At one
time relative ia pursuit OF bride was
80 violent that il became impossible for
the constable 10 arrest him. when the
whole town rose en ua,-e and helped To
put the offender iu Jail. The place i
popularity known ~ "iIardscmhhlc."a and
when John T. Norris. detective of
Springfield, Ohio, from who the Cincin.
natl Gg-.F. get. the facts, inquired the
reason, he was told by an iuhabtant il
was "hceausr it va- such hard scral-
Bile for runaway couples TO get there be.
fore the parents caught up
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19
The Danubian Floating Mili..
Cor Ny Tribune.

The floating grain mills on the Danube
are perhaps lis most curious feature.
Fancy two canal boats noorcd parallel
To each other in mid-riyer, about II or
% feet apart and supporting between
them the crank of a gigantic mill-whecl.
turned by the current of the stream.
Fancy, moreover. the sides Of one of
these boats carried up one story higher
than those of the other then rooted over,
a la Nuah's Ark, with doors and win.
dows rs needed. and You have fair idea
of these Danube grain mills. some 900
or 1000 of which. in groups of ln or II
together are scattered along this yaterv
highway, all the way down from Vienna
TO Belgrade. Each mill is inscribed with
ITS owners name, and | found time. i'm
passing, to copy one or two. such rs
'Juhas lstyany ces Iandus" and Jonas.
witch Makopoponi,' as being curious
samples of Magyar peasant nomencla-
ture. rs the steamer goes shooting by
these mills, 50 close that the slow "clack.
clack of the mill wheel is distinctly
audible, It is amusing TO note the inmates
looking for all the world like IIumpty
llumpty IN the play, rushing 10 their
doors or windows to wave a salute and
have look at the passengers.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19
WAYS OF THE WORLD.
ARKANSAS

nssHKD performer-the dead actor.
VIZ never call the doctor til the well
runs away.
Ak equesirienne, who can't hold her
roam, should ride somebody elses sorrel.
A DRroeIsr friend OF ours calls Bern
harit the Sal Volatile Of the mimic stage.
OID KING CoIE was a Jolly old soul,
but he probably had 10 OIL cole hole at
last.
We hear of a grocer who calls his
scales ambush because they lie Ia
weight.
The charms Of civilized life are mani
fold, and happy home Is the best Of
them all.
SARA BERSHARDr is SO thin that she
has TO tie a knot in herself to s,i
down on.
THr Detroit FSes Press SAYS: 1T is very
hard TO be poor" That Is our recollee-
ton of it.
AIooonoTryE j. like mustard plaster,
because is draws and because il is tender
behind it,
WoxEN's hearts and violins are very
much alike. II takes beau 81 play on
either Of them.
TrxrKRArE happiness may have long
life, but immoderate joy Is very apt "
find an early grave.
SIMPLY TO thy cross cling" as the
man said who held note given by one
who coul Int write.
A PLEASANT word costs nothing, and
never does harm; but harsh one often
: makes an enemy for life.
Ak old printer who played his first
game Of ten-pins and Knocked them all
down, said: "Pi'd. by jingo'
WHES conscience whispers well
DONE" We can certainly feel satisfied,
though We hear no other plaudits.
"wrLL your mother marry again be
inquired. Not with my approvai," she
answered. Such is nv opinion thus
far, and not O step father
The defeated candidate is like the old
bachelor, who says he once fell in love
with q beautiful young lady, but aban-
doned all idea Of marrying her when he
found that she and all her folks were OPP
posed 10 the match.
A THOUSAND persons, mostly women.
are employed in engraving and printing
government money and bank notes at
Washington. They are so strictly watch
ed during work hours that they look
upon themselves as prisoners.
A LOVER, who had gone Wes, TO make
q home for his birdie wrote to her:
I've got the finest quarter-section Of
land (l6O acres ever put my foot down
on" Birdie wrote back: SUPPOSE you
buy another quarter-section. John, SO
that you can have lawn around your
foot" John made a home but Birdie
never WAS the mistress of il.
THE minister hit EN- every time.
And when he spoke Of fashion,
And runnin' out In bows and things
A. womans rulin passion,
And comm TO church 10 see the style.
couldn't help winkin'
And nudgin my wife, and says That VOC
And guess IL sot her 10 ,hnkn
Just then the minister says, says he,
And now I've come 10 the fellers,
Who'ye lost this shower by usin' their friends
As q sort o. moral umbrellas.
Go home" Gays he. and find your fault.
Instead of huntin' your brothers.
Go home" says he. and wear the coas
You've tried to hs for 0ihers.'
NJ wife she sudged and Brown he wIEked.
And there was lots o smiin'.
And lots o lookin at our pew,
Ii soi my blood a bilin'.
Says to myself our minister
II geitin' a little bitter;
III tell him. hen mee,in' : out thai
Aintt ~ all that kind Of a criiier.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

much illustrated. lis immortal spirit will
be present and inspire the last anthem
which halloW, it. memory The SeutI-
mcut was purely impromptu. lie did
not take time o. commit II to paper. lie
gave it tJ Us ss il came gushing up Ike
living waters from the fountain Of his
great heart. and be- found a response in
the heart of every ouc who was present.
A. frr myself every word that BE- utter
ci became as itwerr engrossed On the
tablets If ms memory, and, after the
lapse of more than fitty-four year, | feel
that I am able % report Nlr. Johnson's
toast not only with substantial, but with
literal accuracy
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

IN a recent lecture, Nrs. Julia Ward
Howe, with her accustomed eloqucnce.
animadyertci on the folly Of those
American girls who are ambitious of
marrying foreigners with titles. She
pointed ont how iguobIc the ambition
was. bow. as q rule, the girls were sought
only for their money; and how very
rarely these unions resulted in happiness.
The Increasing worship of rank, which
may be noticed among 50 many wealthy
families, especially in our Eastern cities.
can be called hy no other name than
"snobbishness." To hear some Of these
people talk, one would think this was no
longer republic.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

I'm Rev. Mr. shokey was preaching at
Chuuu, Eey, on the swallowing Of Jonah
No Wlua1e. There were some sporting
nlo0 h the congregation, and their faces
expsussd Doubt a the story. Seeing
thfe $he minister eeid: "11l bet 500, coin
-. thnt / can prove every word Of it.
~ anyhody respond!" Nobody an
oWQDd. and b. weht On With his a:s-
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

Hay is 500 a ton in san Juan Co.,
Col. but that is less that it was in 1860
when the price was - cents a pound.
The Virginia City Eni71Jriss says. An old
Frenchman made snug little raise at
packing grass up from the Flowery dis
trict on an old horse. This grass grew
in lunches about a rod apart, was about
the thickness Of a riding-whip and from
six to eight feet long. Having no scales
the old man used to count his hay ont,
giving from three to five stalks for n
pound. When this kind Of hay was crit
icised by customers the good old man.
who did his moving with a hatchct. was
wont to say: All, sare, agree wis YOU
Zee hay is leetle coarse, but he j. yer
succulent. Besides. | give zee good
weight. nevsire cut one hay in two
nevaire, sare, neyairer"
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

iHE quickest way to find out whether
a gun Is loaded or not is To blow down
The mnzz!e. If il is not loaded you will
live to do il again.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19
Au,lLtp OF ruEI,rr WAR

a BALLAD uf TIE LATE WAR
s. Yankee and q Johnny once.
quite 0nq1euf.l came
pom each other lu a wood.
When each 40 each tuokaim
Aud ,0'hey ull ten minutes stood.
When both began 10 tire.
Zach one of them stilI wond ring why
The other didn't fire.
40 length uut,poko the NorhcmNlght
il You fire, Su viii /.
bui guc-, Us hartly worth ilV while
tor both 90 risk tn die"
The southern brought hi, gun down.
mar would you DOG quuih he
Jy>l fIpa cent said lank "aud aui
Who must the FfisuCT be-
Heads up the blue shall De- On luol
agreed, the rmy-hack sold
And heads il is quoth Jonathan.
Aud oh hi, captive lcd.
And meow said Yauk. athl- little lus
lsscttlcd an q. X,
llcow is u you didutp!ug hail
Plum through my skillet, he's"
To which the Johnny. with smile
" once made this reply.
h" reason was. culldut shoot
cause nary shot have
'PshaW said the Yankee. Il waste
In such flN As yrou.
u that ar now, don bcut the dutch
Ny shot was all gone tpW
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

A NC in the dark beats two Sunday
school fair kisses.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-19

The difference between the manuiac-
turer and consumer of wine is lust this:
One puts il up, the other puts il down!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-17

que en- un teatro. De las seis mil an
torchas one ro1eaban el feretro On la
Plaza de San Pedro, solo unos pocos
centensres LEG 4ron al camenterio Ali
dos companias de trOpa hicieroO conte.
ner d Ia multitnd (; pero mientras dur6
la ceremonial del entierro en- San Loren
70 Sc Dian los aullidos de la muchedum.
bre desenfrenads que estaba fuera. Las
puertss de la iglesia tuvieron que ce-
rrarse prisa tan pronto como en- ella
penetr6 ell sarc6fago, impidiendo, por
evitar mayores escan lalos, la entrads
4 millares de feles que venian q ssistir
la ceremonial.
Espectaculo mas lamentable no Sc
ha visto nuuca en- ciudsd alguna oivili-
zada y hsee muy POGO favor al pueblo
italiano un hecho tan brutal escanda-
loso. Sc nos dirA que fu6 obrs de IN
pu6ado de iudividuos. Tai excuss es
impertinents. ST esos alborotadores in
decentes no fueron mas que unos pocos
1 como es que los respetables habitan-
tes de Z Roma, que obstruian por su MI
nero las GALES, no los obligaron al 81
lencio ST tods Ia policis romano auxi-
liada por la poblaci6n de Roma no es
promovido {" por cuarents 8 Glen indi-
viduos, " entonces es Ia mis- inepta 8
incapaz del mundo. Mas tai pretexto
es absurdo.
La verdad 81 que una gran parte del
partido liberal de- todo pals continental
y en- Italia especialmente, nuncs pier
de OCCASION de ultrajar los sentimientos
religiosos, Y 10 hace siempre que pue.
de con cualquier pretexto politico que
pueda stenuar gu encono contra la re-
ligion.
Pho TX esta muerto y enterrado va
no puede convocar concilios ecumeni.
cos, dictar enciclicas nj excomuniones
mayores.
La iglesis ha 81 10 privads en- Italia
de sus propiedsdes, reducida 4 ls impo-
tencia politios, y vive padeciendo. Y es
iusto confasar que soporta gu suerte
con fortaleza y dignidad.
La traslacion de los huesos de Pho
TX San Lorenzo era una necesidad
indiscutble debian ser trasladsdos,
como SO hizo, con reverencia por parte
de los que le smsron, con silencio por
parte de los que no. Pero el liberalis-
mo continental no vive sin ser agresi-
vo confuude la luchs politica con Ia
indecencia irreligioss. Sc ha pussto
nuevamente en- evidencia con tan YER
gonzoso incidente y los hombres hon.
radios estimamos que passran sigos an
tes que ell mundo sea gobernado por los
que Green que el mejor modo de honrar
a la hbertad es ultrajar la religion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-17

Los que est6a indacsos para proveer
SO no tienen mas que fj 'rse an ell anun.
clio que con referencia Ell So de orc eI
otro lugar SO publica, 8 personarse On 81
establecimient0.
Ds seguro que que1au con ganas de
vJlver.
Vapor Jorge Juan Con rumbo las
costaa de Ia vecina isla de Santo Do
mingo zarp6 ell domingo nuestro aviso
de guerra Jorge Juan.
LIE deseamos un feliz viaje un di-
chose exito en- su mission.
Escsmps-EI domingo por la nochs
Sc trab6 en- Pueata de TERRA una tre-
menda batalls entire una mujer y un
hombre.
Aquella result6 herida este empren-
dio Ia fuga dejando abandonados q re-
volvers que fueron recogidos por la au-
toridad.
Necesits mss vigilsncis aquel extern
vo barrio.
Falleci6 en- la misma noche, en- el De-
posito municipal, un individuo que hs-
bia sido conducido ALI en- estado de
completa embriaguez
E 15 fueron detenidos En- Ia cspi-
tai IN suj to por escsndslo. En- Baya-
m0n otro por orden de la sutoridad.
En- la Carolina otro por identico mott.
vo. En- Ell Corozal dos. En- el Dorado
otros dos. En Toa-alta uno por en-.
briaguez. En- TrujiIlo alto dos por hur-
to orden de la autoridad local.
Cambio. Ell vspor Eloano ha variado
sus Itineraries para ell proximo mes,
segun SO vera en- el snuncio inserto
on otro lugar.
Ell Atlas de Boston decia en- 1887
que una experienoia de cinco amos habia
probado que las romsnAs de Fair.
banks, en- conveniencia y dursoion no to-
nisn rival. Ell Atlas y la mayor parte de
sus redactores han muerto, pero la ro-
mana de Fairbanks conservs y aumenta
gu merito, habiendose extendido tanto
que 50 la reconoce como tipo universal,
todo en- vida de 50 inventor. n. Y. EVE
MING PcsT.
lJlmas reaparecen LAS enf4rme.
dsdes eruptivas uloerosas SO dastie-
iran del sistema con ell uso de la z .rza-
parrila de Bristol. Nunca apareoen nj
en- su forms original. nj bajo otra nue.
Va. No acontece asi cuando Sc emplea
el merourio u otro sgente mineral.
Sofocado an un punto ell NAL, revien-
ia en- otro. En- muchos casos es trasfe-
rilo de la super6cie q los huesos, 9 dc
las ibras carnosas a los organos vita
les Las erfermedades secundarias que
tsntas v-ces siguen a la SUPPRESSION mer-
curial son tan pelig.osss y tan obstlns-
das como 10 eran las de primer origen.
Este gran depurativo vegetal no atrae
el NAL al interior, nj tampoco despsrra-
ma las semillas en- todo el sistems. Es
un exterminador de males, y 10 que tie.
ne que hacer 10 hace radicslmente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-17
CBRVBlA NGLBSA LBGITIA',
EUEVA m EsTA IsLA MARoA Ell GLOBO
DE
MCEVAN DE EDINBURGH.

La mas pura y mas agradable do to-
das las cervezas comunes que 90 i'm.
portan en- este mercsdo, en- cuJs com.
posicion no entrsn otrss sustancias que
cebsda y l1pulo, es la que menos slcohol
contiene esta completamente exsnta
de ingredientes nocivos 4 Ia salud. Es-
tas condolences la hscsn muy recomsn-
dable las personss de buen gusto, 4
las que siando delicsdss no podrian SO
portar bsbidas irritantes, los convA-
lecientes cuyas intermediates exijsn bs-
bidss t6nicas puras y en- general todo
ell que sea amante de las buenas ceIve'
zas ingIesas legitimss sin sdulterscion
de ninguna especie.
Las siguieutes certifcsciones dicen
10 sufoiente favor de este excslents
articulo.
Fsmosa cerveza pGlids de Nc Evan
marca "El Globe"
Melbownre Enero s de 1890
He analizado una muestra de le cer-
vaza pslida india de Mo Evan de Edin-
burgh que me hs sido sometids, Ia cual
encontre perfecta segun operacion prsc-
ticada por IN entendido , honrado GER
vecero.
No contiene ningun amargo extraho
como Ia Cssis, nj sustsncis ninguua
venenosa somo Estricnins, smargo do
WalteH 6 bays de la India.
Sc oompone dnicsmente de C-badA
pura de l1pulo mezclados y fsrm"n-
tados en- una atm6sfers frescs y embo.
telladss con cuidado.
Los consumidores de las rrimeras
classes de cervexs inglssa pue 70 usar
esta marcs nuevamsnte introducida &
la venta sin dejar NADIA que dessar 4 M
gusto.
Sc recomienda efcaxmente conn Ia
cervezs mas pura que hasta el dia no
hs embotellado.
VIM Johnson
Quimico analitico del Gobierno de-
Victoria.
Lsboratorio quimico
Escuela de Artes, Sydney Mayo Is
de 1880.
He analizado Ia muestra de carvezA
embotellada de Nc. Evan que me hs
sido sometids y encuentro que contie-
ne:
Alcohol por peso s, 40 por ciento /; 8
por vo1men 6, IS por ciento.
Msteria estrsctiva 3, 06 msteria Gei.
do 0, II.
Tambien examine 81 la cervesa conts-
mia los ingredientes pericEiosos qua
contiene muchas veces = no he hallado
indicaci6n 1e su presepcia.
Las tres primerss condiciones sspues-
tas por la Comision de vinos y cervesas
de Ia Ultima EXPOSITION InterDscional
q que debe darse especial preeminenciA
son l. Tener una pequehs parte dc AL
cohol a. No contener acidos; 81 La
ausencia de materias venenosas to.
das estas CIRCUMSTANCES reune Ia mues.
t1s que che xaminado.
Qledo de Y. go servidor. Flrmado,
W. A. Dixon. S. F. I. G.
s. detalla por 8. Melon y Co., San
Juan Puerto-Rico, San Justo Ia. Uui-
co dep6sito en- esta I,la.
NOTA: Llamsmos Ia atenci6n & los
consnmidores respecto otras marcas
imitsdas que hemos visto muy inferio-
res a la que somos nosotros 1nicos
agsntes.
Hta. las.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-17

Llegados en- el "Arno," Demetria Ctmara,
A Brunei, David Allister, Roberto Graham,
jose Planellas, Modesto Paz.
Llegados Gu ell 80 de C4diz " Antonio Fe.
rrer A. Navarro, Pedro Neira, senora de Ma
varro hijos, sonora de Neira y | nfo, Ra-
tael Daubon, Secundino Melon, Antonio Me-
din, Enrique Sauguiuety, Teres. Nun " y l
niho, Ernesta Col y nine, Indaleci0 Herman
dez, 2 sargentos.
fernandez, A. Ahumada, Bsnito Ruz, jose
Blanco, Pastor del Vale, Engenio Rivera.
Francisco Denan Aquiles Ayala, J. Rivero
GregoriO, Juana Roca una nina, Jose Hudo,
Manuel Tornado, Joe Martinez, Miguel AQuei-
rs, Jose Algari, Francisco Cabells, Manuel Pc
M, Francisco Reyes, Tomas Caballero. A Ma
varro familia, Roman lie Roman, Manuel Es.
cribano, Jose Antonio Gandier, Antonio Ca
mailet, Rafael Perez famia, JESUS Trapie-
llo, Oreste Grazzini y sen IRA.
En- ell vap esp '5an Juan" Isabel Bas,
Manuel Mass Miguel Vllardebi, Jose Cres.
po. Miguel Larroca Manuela Sanchez, nina,
Josefa . homes, Juan Roa, EuseOo Borsi,
Francisco Ramos Cayetano de Arce, Juan R.
Casanova Conception G stilIo, jose Belayal,
Miss Woods, Cirilo Melendez, Lucas Jorge Y
niias, Pablo Saez y familis, II, Barbosa,
Luis Trevis, )saIia Lind, Maria Hernandez y
hiios NJ, Sind, Gil Pelay, Elena de la Cruz,
Juan Postg0, MaJiano Rodriguez, Ramon To-
rrez, Salvador Ferrer, Francisco PORTER, En-
rque Gonzalez, jose Montenegro, Felipe Or
tiz, Bernardo Martinez Generoso Silva, En-
rque Sanguinety, Marcos de la Rosa, jose
Aguayo, Luis Savadie, Esteban Cabrera, An
tonic Cuevy 8, Juan LOredo.
Sail los en- Ell "OyclOp.' jeanne WAtridje,
James Smith.
sAhdos en- ell "M y Maria" Antonio Sainz,
Manuola Benois
Sados en- ell directo Excmo.Sr D, Antonio
Cataa, Ceterno Viflals E irigue B. G4rcia, w.
viiamil, Perfecto Diaz V. Orespo Regime
Suarez, Tomas BeIdo, Mgael Costo y sehora,
Maria Poterso1, Ildefonso RenSero, Jes6s Diaz,
Francisco O1diviela y 2 hijos, VIctorano Sal
guero fam'lis, Jaime Garcia, Consuelo Arce,
Pedro 5uan, Pedro Canals, Julian Colon, Lean
dro Berdi, Francisco Garcia, Isdro Mendez,
Emilio Castillo, Melchor CALICO, Eladio Hon.
daza familia, Antonio Degado tamilia, Fer.
nando Oolonge familia, Eduardo Gonzalez,
Manuel Galan, 4 soldados, coninados, Jose
| Viamil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-17
NERCADOS.
GACEElEAlIAS.

Lo ag adecemos. Ell semanario car.
vantico, en- ell utimo n1mero, prodiga
elogios nuestro director, de cuya per-
sonalidad casi exclusivamente 90 ocupa
(aunque le carga mucho que ell intere-
sado no conteste NADIA relative Al t6pico
que sirve de base sus interesantes ira
bsjos), confesando no solsmente que 50.
be ing'6q, sino stribuyendole la gran
cualidsd que ilustr6 Cervantes, la de
hacer reir los lectores. Agradecemos
tanto mas ell cumpIi1o cuanto que es
va coss averiguada que, 10 mismo que
ell Quijote, los escritos que SO haceu en-
por, de, sin, sobre y contra D. Jose Pc
rez Morris, Sc engendran en- una carcel
cuestan nuy baratos q las dos en-
presas que los utiIizan. Aconsejamos,
empero, al autor que no hsga citss in
glesas de memoria pues eomete un de-
satino en- cada Inca, y al colegs bufo
que no liable mas de irregularidsdes,
pues algun companero pudiera decirle
que no convene mentar la soga en- casa
del dhorcado.
Inexacto. .-Lo es que hayan venido
tres jesuitas por el vspor correo para
Puerto Rico. Escasea mucho ese la
borioso personal. Lo que ocurrio es que
habiendo pasado no tres sino cinco Je-
suitas para la Habana, alguuos fueron
visitar al coleglO.
NJ ,scsras.-No es extrsno que hayan
salido algunas politicss repitiendo co,
mo papsgayOs 10 que sobre, contra, pa
ra, etc. del director del BoLETfN, dicen
Ell vecino y ell payaso de la prensa,
puesto que esas mascaras salen de una
imprenta vecina y hasta hay quien sos
peche 81 ell mismo amadlsimo Manuelln
Sc disfraza.
Ell domingo, daoese que sali6 IN mas
cara muy chupado y enfermizo con el
nombre Pals escrito en- caracteres grue.
sos: gu lado iba otro con sanguijuelas
dos mas lamentandose en- estos pa
recidos terminus: "Mirad como le han
puesto estos bondoleros. we'd como le han
chupado y arruinado."
La alusi6n, aunque falss, es bien gra-
ve y transparente, y extranamos muchC
que SO toleren semejantes mascaras
propensas cusndo menos a producer 80.
rios disgustos, copaiotos des6rdenes
7 no es de ahora que han empezadc
las masoaras q hacer politica. Tres Sc
manas h8, tres mAscsrss con los r6tu.
los de pasad0, presente y porUenir, mar.
chaban en- el orden que las menciona
mos, delante el pasado, despu6s el pre-
8sofe maniatado por el porvenir que
iba el ultimo. Tambi6n es clara esta
slusi6n politics. Lo malo es que @
presente no Sc dejara amsrrAr nj aho.
ra nj luego por los regeneradores que
iuzgan suyo el porvenir.
Pero bueno es que vsysn dejandc
traslucir sus buenss intenciones.
I proposito, 5por que Santo Do
mingo, que no tiene sansuijuelas, estd
mas haco, enfermo y ohupado que
Puerto-Rico 2
Erratss sobrs examenes.--Al anun
cisr en- nuestro ndmero anterior, co
pisndo de la Gaceta, los dias que har
de tener Iugsr los ex5menes de las es
cuelas de esta oiudad, iucurrimos an @
error de deoir que dichos actos 30 c.
LIBRARIAN en- los salones del ayunta
miento, siendo asi que la Gacetd dic'
que han de tener lugar en- los rsepeoti
vos locales de las escuelas.
/ Tambian a Junta local dc inatruo