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How Girls Study,

Did you ever see two girls get togeth-
or to study of an evening? have. and
It generally goes like this:
I'm 1873 Marquette discovered the
Mississippi. In 1878 Marquette dis
What did you say, Ide? You had ever
so much rather see the hair coiled than
braided? Yes, so had I. It's so much
more stylish, and then it looks classical,
too; but how do you like---O, dear!
never will learn this lessoni
In 1868 Lafayette discovered the Wis
consin. In 1868 Lafayette discovered
the-well! what's the matter with me,
anyhow! In si1tee'a serenity three Mar
guette diScoUered the Mississippi I
don't care if he did. [ suppose tho Mis-
sissippi would have got along jus: rs
well if Marquette had never looked ct it.
Now, see here, Ide, is there say.h;ng
about my looks that would give rou t.
| understand that | knew when Colun-
bus founded jamestown. ara Eow
George Washington won the battle Of
Shiloh? Of course there isa't. His
tory's horrid study anyhow. no use.
either. Now, French is ever 80 much
nicer. 1 can introduce French phrases
very often, and one must know have
studied the language. What is the les
son tomorrow? o, yes; coniugation of
parler. Let's see; how does it com
mence? Fe parle, tn parle, il par-il
pa-il-well, il, then!
'Conjugations don't amount to any
thing. l know some phrases that are ap-
propriate here and there, and in most
every locality; and how's anybody 60
ing to know but what 1 have the con-
| iugations all by hearth
''Have got my geometry? No, I'm
just going to study it Thirty-ninth is
| It not?
Let the triangle A C, triangle A
B-say, Ide, have you read about the
Jersey Lily and Freddie? l think it is
just too utterly ut, and Freddie is simp-
ly gorgeous. I'm completely crushed
on him
"Oh, this theorem!
''Let the triangle A b c be right-an-
gled at b. On the side B c, erect the
square B d. On the side A the square
A L. On the side-did tell you Sister
Carracciola gave me a new piece to-day,
sonata? It is really intense. Tie
tones fairly stir my soul, l am never
going to take anything but sonatas after
this. / got another new piece, too. Its
name is Etudes. Isn't it funny? ask
ed Tom this noon what it means, and he
says it is Greek for nothing. 1t is quite
apropos, for there is really nothing to it
the same thing over and over.
"Where was [? o, yes, the side A G,
the square A E. Draw the line-come
! on, let's go at our astronomy. It's
on. Are the planets inhabited?'
'.Now, Ide, think they are, and I
have thought about it a great deal. I
banged my hair again last night. WANT
ed Langtry bang just too bad for any
use, but pa raved. and I had TO give in.
Yes, think they are inhabited, Ishould
: like to visit some of them, but you would
not catch me living on Venus. Eight
seasons! just think how often we wou 4
have to have new outfits to keep up with
the styles.
''What, you are not going? I am so
sorry, but l suppose you are tired. I
am. 1t always makes me most sick
to study a whole evening like this.
! think sister ought to give us a picture. "
And they go to school the next MORN
ing and tell the other girls how awfullY
hard they have studied.
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One View of Marriage.

must give up my billiards, my beer and ci
gars-
Never think about matnees, races or bars,
And make my small income in some manner
do,
To furnish food, clothing, ct cetera, for two.
Ihe girl may be pretty and loving, grant
Perhaps she can cook, but more likely she
can't;
She may play the piano for "all that it's
WORTH
But as for her washing-why, heavens and
earthi
No marriage for me, it's too much of a sham;
think that l. m far better off as l am.
ANOTHER VIEW.
I'm weary of bachelor life, declare,
OF little hall bedroom and clearinghouse
fare;
No pleasant companionship, nothing at all;
long for home, be it ever SO small
For home and wife who is cheerful and
bright,
If "union is strength" why, my notions are
right.
My wages are small, but think they will do,
With little economy, nicely for two.
I've my eyes on girl, and I'll ask her-that's
50 Off with my slippers and no! for my hatl
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ter dinner, and they were a great sue
cess. Budel1 had skillfully arranged
them, without attempting to make them
into series; and music. supposed to be
appropriate or to have reference to each
taoleau, was played while the curtain
was up. Curiously enough, in the Sec
ond last tableau, Miss Maxwell, Smith
ers and Budell were to appear by them
selves; and still more curiously the sub
ject of it was ''The Rivals" Where
Budell had got it, don't know; proba-
bly, in his inner consciousness. It was
supposed to be woodland scene in the
paint-and-powder days. A young lady
was discovered seated on a bank, with a
lover kneeling at her feet, and unseen by
either of the lovers, was rival glarino
from among the trees at the unsuspect-
ing pair. The tableau was effective.
Miss Maxwell looked very charming in
her costume, and Smithers glared splcn-
didly. Budell's face, it was impossible
to see. as his back was turned to the au-
dience. Up till now the performers had
all managed to remain as rigid as statues,
but in this tableau Miss Maxwell. who
had already appeared several times,
seemed to lose her nerve. The curtain
had not been up minute when she starr
ed, looked down at Budell, and at last,
flushing crimson, fairly ran off the stage.
However, the last tableau went off with.
out hitch, and slight mistake did not
affect the general verdict. An adjourn
ment was made to have a dance in the
hall, and l was standing idly looking Oh
when Budell, once more in his usual
garb, rushed up to me in fever of ex-
element.
''By George, sir, he whispered, soon
gratulate me! I've done it; it's all right. "
And he dragged me along with him
from the hall into the empty library.
!. ''What on earth do You mean, manP"
7 exclaimed. what have you donep'
Il have proposed, sir; and I've been
accepted"
cordially congratulated him; and
then l inquired. ''How did you manage
it-when did you find the time-and
where the courage?'
IN tell you. did it in that tableau.
Under cover of the music l told Edith
that in all sober earnestness 1 was at
her feet; not in jest alone; and l asked
her to be my wife. That's why she ran
away"
mo wonder!'' interjected.
Wasn't it splendid doing it under
Smithers' very eyes? And then of course
saw Edith afterward in.the little draw
ing-room; and she'll be here directly,
wheneversh has changed her costume. :"
''Well, I'm glad you've settled it; and
l think Smithers was right when he said
you would end by proposing in some
extraordinary way. And it seems
to me that it was decidedly embarras-
sing for Miss Maxwell" ,"
Smithers married Edith MAXWELL s
sister eighteen months after the tableau.
London BelqrdUia.
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CHU RCHES.

UNIV ERSAL LIST Rev. ANDREW WILSON
Pastor. services every ,u2day dt III 80 ~ M
Gnd 80 y. ul sunday school ut IL % p. III.
Pastor gcsidence on Diamond street, hrstdoor
nortE o. Main.
C0SttGEt5ATIOEAL - REV, A. NJ HILLS,
Pastor services on sunday at 10 30 4. NJ, ana
40 =. n. Sunday school at 2 10 /. u. Pfdycl
Messirg on thursday Evening at 30
htIh DlST KEv. 4 NJ. tREsHwArER,
A A. t.tor. 3crViccs on sunday ~ ~ :3O A. M,
AZ 500 ? n sunday SahO l at l2:l5 P N.
Pr4ysr itecting On Thursday EvenIng at T;CO.
DISCIPLE REV. II L. -TRENroR, Iastof.
Services on SuIIay at - 30 A. NJ. and 80 ID
SIAdJy School atl2-l5 P. NJ Prayer Meeting
on thursday evening az 80 -.
slattiL AT .GDNCEP PIION--CATHOLiS
.RsV. Jns, y BogLEs Pastor. Services ats and
Vj:ju rtca alternate sunday Suhuay SchOol a.
s:st P a. uigh Mass. sunday, July 4 ana cach
sernate Sunday thereafter. Mass every week
~ morning at 80. -
ACE CHC H-EPlSCOPAL-Ccdar ST
REv j. W GILMAN, Rector Services on
srridy at l9:lO N and sabbath school IN. .
re iltelv after seryice. Evening Service at
IT, tis,;H hour
KWOOD cHArEL-Oak street Rev.
l. y 8ur,l1cE pa-tOr. Services sunday eve
ming at7:}1 Union Sunday school at O'Clock
u. Ua II Sunda..
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Not A Violation,

Eyes l had very narrow escape last
Sunday" said young Meggle, well
known Arkansas fop. ''for my horse
threw me into deep gully, where lay
insensible, until the Rev. Mr.. Mocus
chanced to come along and took me
out"
THE reverend gentleman did not
violate the Sabbath either" remarked
young Blukins.
Certainly not" replied Meggle,
''for he was helping a brother in dis
tress."
"No, not exactly; he was taking an
ass out of the ditch. "-Arkansato 1rav-
eLer.
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SOCIR RlrIBS-


Unity Lodge, No. IL, +, and a. M
Meets tbegeeoud and fourth Mondays of each
mcLth.
Tyrian Chapter, No 81, Il. a. "a
Meets the third Mcnday Of each month"; III
Masonic Hall. PheniX Block.
-TlI NJ. II. CATER, NJ, Z. H. +.
Royal Arcanum.
Meets irst and third Friday of every month";
Hail in Opera Block. -
GIDEON SEYMOUR, Regent.
q n GRIFFIN, Sec'y,
I. q. F.-Rayeuna lodge, No. 6o'
Meets every Wednesday evening ut odd Eel
lows Hail.
R.yenna Encam pl1ent, NO. 1SS,
Meets every 2nd and 18th Fridays Of each month
Equity Lodge-No. AZ, a. %. U. W.
Meets second and fourth Fridays OF every
month a. Hail in Opera Block. - :. -,
j. UlLLEMUTH. III. W.
II L. OsHORN. RccOrder.
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The Boston Post believes that the
idea of having State capitols in large
cities is all wrong. ''Have EN- IN small
towns" the Post says, ''where hotels
are bad, variety shows scarce, and most
Of the girls homely. Then you'll get
short sessions and quick adiearpments," |"
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Ra4es Of Advertising
PORTAGE Go. OFFICIAL REGISTER.

common PleasJsdgs George F; arreI, Toungs-
Warren. Ohio
Represeafatics IN Legisiat~re- E Wood
WUrtl, WJndi am, Ohio
P,ab,,fe Ju4ge Cornelius a. ticed, Baveuna, o.
Osrnty C2erk-John Porter, EaTenna
ConRtg sudjtor -LeGrand Ulin, k4Venne:
Gr4ntg TreusureF-Nathan IL Smlth, h"Nehh"'
SAe,.F sS ultam ilcUN. RaVenna.
RaeorJAr phto Fierce, Rayenna ~
Prosecuting Attorney -J"Sg ph -. n';f d.
NV"'"''''' A. B. Merrill, Newtc n
.r. Falls: Edgar White
ses Btwater
1a s.,,,,y,, Dtyeefors--Am2 Wilmot, Mantua, y );
HV'"'"' y N'' Charles r. Dool little,
Streets boro, o.; X. w {.
CofLn, Eavenna,O.
Co,nf, .S,rse7er- j edcdiah Cole, GarretisVliIe.
ooroaSg--Aiiged II. Barlow, Ho3tstown, .; o;;,,o
Sc&aeL EodDi iaeTs--o. Ii@S Es rrnna
rFt.. John Meharg, Rayensa
ors ofEucorporated villages
GargetssofEke- --IawCs Norton.
Amt. :. KOck~ell;
RQge11sd--E. r. Hatfield.
t Justices of the Peace.
6,,o,,s,.- sylvester a. Uinman, Ii. II. Woolf.
Aurort--John L.lrnompson, Il; I. Canuoh'
Briaafeid -. L. carrier. { u. Chapmanf piai Eox
Charlest9toR-@AustinP !. Gufsi1S, I,oT,ian "
UserGeIf-C : Tibbals, j. u, honm"n' iti,,s
EL5uLrryh -Cico b Mcrwin Jphn x GiuuihSs.
kyaRktiR--lsatc Russell, NcIson n"i oOi'
5r1.aorvpar ar nsfsySi BrySnt' Henry G. Jennings
G.sy7rstss gfIls-ltollin 5 webb, Il. herwlh
Hirdaa-tiicnard NJ. Hank, II; a; Dyson
M11tlt--G. ID. IngcB Horace Lauu;;
NlLsa--I 1, Nicholson George =. Hedger.,
syrg--Leloy fhImaS, L. W IhomNs' - ~
p.,,xs.-l,icbaSG @gdT Morris. Micnael Jones.
Rand2ilA-ZophcT A. Davis; o.,yt ~ eeyES W Reese.
Rt0eatt--s. y Norton stewart )" "00'0'
orion =. SperrG.
Roo,stoten-A II. barlow, }. W Hall.
S1usrs slHe-- AlmOn L. TOmson, alayet'e7ihltn
Streef650r0 Wallace Root. z. w. stuart
SxHek Nv iiliam PSulus. 81. Mart
WJ7.Eh,,5a--Jyhn r. Harrison. 7. .. Angel.
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w. w. WHITE, NJ. D

PIrysic{an and Surgeon. OFFICE. East end of
t,heuiN Flock, up stairs. R4venna. Resi-.
,senre on Pratt Street. west side, first house
snntk Of. N i'm -n-,.I,--
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A. N. FARR.

A rroRNnY AND CoUNsELLoR AT
IN LAW. OEce over PeLeI Kings Grocery
" ast Mam st Kayenna. ohio.
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p. b. CONANI

ETORNEY At LAW, Counsel in
IA English AMI German. Ohice over Flath S
Ciuthmg store, pheniX Block, Kavenna, q
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E,l,,-i.iaa and Surgeon. Ohiee in Empire
Nioct. s.hcte nc may be found At all hours OF
div or nigh except when absent on protes-
siOnal business. 79
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PETER FLATH.

4, ,,,,,ier and Merchant Tailor, Hats, CAPS
and Furnishing G'ods. PheniX BLOCK, Mai II
street, Raveuna, Ohio.
Oct is. 1868. ".
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TFDRNEK AT LAW, Ravenna, o.
N Onice IA blackstone Block, North Chest.
nut sire eli .ktVenna, ohio
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Business Cards.
7. II. NICHOLS.
J. II. DUSSELL,

Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Oface
N Phenix Block over SccUTd National Bank,
Eayenna, Ohio.
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+ WAGGONER, M. D.
= I, RETDEN
q. ii. GRIFFIN,
y n Nf0RATH- M. |

TENTI5T. OGice over First National Bank
Office hours from s q. Il. TO p. M.
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G. ID. ENGELL,
e. w. MANSON,

TGDfsNEN Az LAW and Notary
~ Pubic Oaice in over Mrs. smith 5 MILL
g store M anJua station, Uhio. 542-u
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amos podrian encontrarse reallza
das.
Lo expuesto basta para dar una
idea aproximada de la magnitud
de un pensamiento que tanto al
cance tiene para nueStros pueblos
Y tan elevado interes representa-
en- ell fin de la regeneration moral
material de esta lSIa. Invita-
dos 4 rehexionar sobre e, 10 ha
cemos con verdadera satisfaction
hrmemente persuadidos de que
no Sc necesita esfuerzo para de
mostrar su evidenti>ilna utilldad
Ha.i6ndonCs feIes Interpreters de
La opinion, solo nos resta unll
nuestra yoz d la del p1iblico er
general, pidiendo al Gobiernc
aroia benevolo un proyecto que
honra a sus autores V cuyo IA
yorable despayho dana la me
dida del entranable amor que
>iemOre ha demostrado por eSto>
>u, hiio5 Ia carihoSa madre one 1
todos ampara con predileccidn sir
igual.
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A CADA CUAL L0 SUY0.

AL insertar La Naci6n Espa
noi0 ell anuncio por medic de
cual han dado los Sres. Chavarr
Y Mendizabal expresivas gracias
al Sr. Intendente de Hacienda pol
cierta circular beneficiosa para 81
comercio y para la Empr esa Ma
ritima, que nosotros hemos visto,
dice ell apreciable colega que
aquellos senores debieron EXPIRE,
sar su gratitud en- primer termi-
no al Sr. Gobernador General, de
quien Sc deriva principalmente la
resolution que Sc aplaude.
Merece sin disputa gran parte
de agradecimiento ell caballeroso
Marques de la Vega Inclan po,
haber aprobado aquella disposi-
ci6n; 10 concedemos desde luego.
Pero este no quita que ell pla-
GENE primordial 10 haya conquis-
tado indudablemente el senior Ca
bezas, Jefe de Hacienda, porque
el fue quien propuso, en- realidad
de verdad, la resolucidn que nos
ocupa; porque de 81 parti6 la
aludida circular.
A cada cual 10 suyo.
Esta es la justicia.
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porque resultariamos difusos. D.
sobra saltan q la vista.
Lo diremos para concluir. Fl
espiritu de estas restrictivas dis.
posiciones no concuerda, no, con
el que hasta ahora ha predomina
do en- ell Gobierno de 5. M; no
coucuerda, a rafz de los decretos
publicados el ano pasado sobre
reiaci0ncS c0mercia(e, entire la Pc
minsuia q sus proUincias de Ultra
mar, en- los que Sc disponia, entire
otras cosas, que los buques espa-
holes procedentes de puertos ma
cionales satisfacieran solamente
por concepto de descarga un mo-
dico derecho; no concuerda, no,
en- los momentos en- que Sc arrai-
gaba en- todos la persua a6n fun
lada de que ell comercio de cabO-
tale con la madre patria Sc lba
acercando con las lisonjeras pro
porcIones de un hecho consumado.
Con trabas no sc anda ! Acor-
d6monos de que elias son contra
producentes, francamente hablan
do, 10 mismo para el comercio que
para ell Estado.
y aqui hacemos punto final, lla-
mando eficazmente sobre 10 ex-
puesto la atenci0n del -Gobiernc
V de nuestras autoridades politics
V economical.
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DIRECTOR 7 REDACTOR,
Don rgnaciO DiaZ Caneja.
REDACToR,

hGDAC AONj
.. Jacinto Aquenza. "a. Pineda.
existiendo entire ambos per-
fecta igualdad en- todo 10 rela-
two q la redacci6n, desde el
editorial hasta la gacetilla,
como tambien hay entire los
mismos la mas completa y cor
dialarmontay absolute unidad
de miras y tendencias.
Ademas, hacemos saber que
los expresados sefiores son y
han sido, desde la muerte del
inolvidable ID. Jose Perez Mo-
ris, los 1nicos y exclusives
redactores de cuanto, buenO 9
malo, Sc ha escrito en- dicho
periodico, exception hecha de
10 que Sc anunci6 como remi-
lido.
LA REDACCIoN,
Lgnacio D,as Camela.
Jacinto Aquenza, A. p.
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Anomalies del mundo !

Un caballero inc6gnito echa
desde aqni tajos y mandobles, a
la uSanza del excentIico manche-
go, contra las poesias de Sanchez
Pesquera. cuando Campoamor la>
ha celebrado y las celebra, las ha
admirado Y admira; cuando La
Hustraci6n EspanoIa y America
ma y FL CorreO de Ultramar
V Glen publicaciones de recono-
cida autoridad literaria las har
reproducido y las reproducen con
avaricia; cuando en- el Ateneo de
Madrid Sc han aplaudido con en-
tusiasmo.
Hay que felicitar a Sanchez
Pesquera por la nCeva victoria
que acaba de alcanzar sin estor-
zarse. en- las batalIas que libra
la envidia contra su buena fama
de poeta.
Venciste, Galileol
VeLciste otra vez
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iQu6 importa que un crltlcas'
tro an6nimo Olga que Pesquera es
un poetikta lirico de escasa imagi-
naci6n, de no mucho saber, de po.
qulsima inventiva?
Esto no produce una carcaJada
general y sonora porque nadle 10
lee.
iGracias a Dios, aun no Sc ha
generalizado tanto ell NAL gusto
entire nosOtrOsl
E,os son oleajes de mala vo-
luntad por encima de los cuaies
pasa majestuosa la musa gallarda
de Pesquera como ia nave de su
delicadisima poesia La 1umba
del MdrinO.
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otro sistema que ell de una ince-
sante detracci6n de abalo para
arriba.
Pero no cuentan que puede
cualquier ratio volverseles respon
dona la criada.
\ que sus respuestas suelen
ser harto duras.
La Lev VICENTE de lnprenta no
uos dejara mentir.
Para que no nos llamen denun
ciadores los que no hacen otra
cosa que denunciar TN dia y otro,
hemos olviIado ell nombre del
peri6dico 4 que aludimos y que
con tanta conSidercci6n trata d
nuestros Gobiernos.
La pluma que asi Sc despacha
dice que eiioS son los ieales de to-
da la vida.
Cala ao, o,t;orJo los coooS !
o''u' O''a' N''''' '"0 ''' 0"
'u lhanera'
Kochefort Y Luisa M'chei sc
creeran modelos de lealtad Y de
virtud 80. entire los suyos, y Ell
su clase
dido neri6dico.
~
III UoiSpo NC D"a'i" I &c e"I"eI''" h"
podado en- , m convento de- Monias d.
Tortosa
,Cnando digo que ell mundo est,
perdido !......
~ en-
u 1 naeoI'o es1iiiiauo I, Jo';o ',i, 10 ;,,ao sc
rants IN, nrernnte nn;enl poroue nj
di6 ell estricto cumpiimiento de la Lee
respecto de que los cadavtres no debe'
condnclrse d las lgleslas d. d.
| 1 yea '. camo son las cosaE:
a,noI,os "le1a,p nne nnpran d"J d;noro ~ NOR canta
nn ent;arros con nomna 4 los ricns co
m,nos pompa d los mas pobres v co
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COMO Sc EsCRIBE.

En- un peri6dico de la isla Sc
pretende desacreditar al Gobierno
de la Metr6poli suponiendo que
,e burla de estos palses, y que va
eor ei mismo camino que andu-
sieron aquelios gobernantes du-
rante ell mando de los cuales Sc
perdieron Mejico y Centro y Sur
America.
Procediendo asi, son logicos y
CONSEQUENCES los que no eJercsn
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TRIBUNALES.
AUDIENCIA DE- JEREI DE- Ia FROlTERA
PROCESo DE LA MAN0 NEGRA.
SENTENCIA.
Continuation.

81. Resultando que muerto ell Ga
go Campos, su primo hermano Manuel
Gago de los Santos, en- cumplimiento
tambien de la orden recibida del Alcor-
nocalejo, procedi6 q su registro y lie ex-
trajo ell documento que comprobaba la
deuda que con aquel tenian los Corba-
chos, documento que mas tarde eutre-
60 Bartolom6 Gago de los Santos y
con6asa este haber roto; hecho que
asi mismo Sc declara probado:
%. Resultando que despues de
efectuar los actos va referidos, Jose
Fernandez Barrios, Agusttn Martinez
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La prensa de todos matices pi'
de que Sc "ontenga y castlgue
con mano fuerte a los perturba
dores, V en- este peri6dico muy
avanzado hay que da ejemplo dig.
no de imitaci6n.
He aqui como Sc expresa Ell
Liberal,
"Aunque q la vez nos consta que ell
Gobierno esta sobre aviso y que tiene
recomedada la mayor vigilancia a las
antoridades, debemos insistir, en- vista
de las noticias que Sc nos trasmiten
referentes q los grandes trabajos que
los fautores de la insurreccion tcnian
hechos en- Ell ejercito del Norte, en- que,
sin cometer arbitrariedades nj atrope-
Hos, pero tambien sin contemplaciones
de ninguna especie, es indispensable
adoptar cuantas medidas tiendan & ase-
gurar ell orden sobre s6lidas bases, d
tin de que en- Ell amino de todo ell mum
do penetre la conviction de que no po-
dram de nuevo alterarlo los perturbado-
res, como en- Agosto tiltimo.
A alcanzar este resultado es 10 que
debe lIegarse; povgue es preferible pre-
yenir ei NAL que tener que combGt'rlo,
cs4ahdo Sc Aa dscsaraoo, pero asi como
Sc debe ejsrcer Ia mas exquisite vigi-
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AL PUBLICO.

Debiendo no permanecer
ignorado por mas tempo el
Cuerpo de Redacci6n de este
periodico, hacemos pdblico
que aquel sc encuentra esta-
blecido con los seiiores 81
guientes en- esta forma:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-10

Sin sonido no hay eco nj re-
production de la voz, y, como la
politica ha estado POGO menos que
muda en- los dltimos diez dias, ten
dremOs que remontarnos a las
sinuosidades de la misma para
poder recoger ago que hasta
nosotros llega vaga y confusa-
mente.
Los hltimos acontecimientos
V ell termino de las vacaciones
con la proximidad de la aperture
del Parlamento debieran imprimir
en- ell campo de las opinlones una
vida mas animada, mas bulliciosa
Y caracteriatica; pero NADIA; pro-
yectos, conjeturas, esperanzas y
POGO mas Sc ofrece a la conside-
raci6n del amino investigator.
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CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
DBL
's HOLETTN MERCANTrL."

Paris, l6 de Setiembre de 1888.
FRANCIA.
Las dos campaflas militares en- que
sc halla empenada la Fraucia preocu-
pan los animos en- estos momentos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-10

Contindan, a juzgar por 10 que
dice un autorizado perl6dico, la:
gestiones para organizar un mi
nisterio de conStitucionales e IL
quierdistas bajo la presidencia de
senior Sagasta. Trabajan en- este
,entido los senores Navarro Ro.
drigo, Rute y Sardoal. Acepta-
do este cambio que seria una
nueva fusion, con distinto color
politico, el Presidente del nuevo
Consejo habria de optar, 10 que
es muy improbable, por el sufra-
gio universal y "a reforma de la
Constitution del 76 con el espi-
ritu de la del 50. Pero, este va
dijimos que es muy improbable.
Va abriendose paso entire los
conservadores la opinion del Sc
nor Romero Robledo que cree ha
llegado el momento de que el
partido que dirige ell senor Ca
novas ocupe va el poder, sin
esperar las pruebas de otros mi
nisterios.
Tn nuevo gabinete con Posada
Herrera sigue siendo tambien la
esperariza de muchos.
Al senior Sagasta Sc atribuye
ell siguiente diIema sobre la So
luci6n de la crisis: 10 yo, 8 Ca
novas!