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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-19
HAIR lYE,

GFry Hair and VVhiSSxerS changed to @
Gl6SSy black by a single application cf
this bye, nc SmpartS natural c0lOrs
acts hIstantasleOuslyt sold by Rrtlg~
EistG, or sent by express on receipt OF S1-
Office. 3j Murray ST, N eVv Ork.
4 DIR. TUFTS 4IAEEAIg of VaIuabIeN
Information Ild Useful gf~cel pt u will
Nbc mailed FREE ora application
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-19
LETTER FORM COLORADO.
Leaiville, Col, July 10th, 1881

Leaiville, Col, July 10th, 1888
Editor Journal -
| came to Leadville few
DAYS ago from Denver, ria the Denver &
EioGrand Il. R.,up the Arkansas River
The scenery through the cdnon is truly
grand. The waters come rolling and
tumbling down over the rocks at n rate
terrible to behold, and the walls of SOL
id rock. alomst perpendlcular,a and from
two to three thousand feet high. make
a fellow s head swim to look at. The
snow cap ped mountain peaks are al
most cont in uslly in sight and afford a
novel and grand vi ew to al eastern
man.
Leadville has lest much of its former
business and pop ul alton, but it is still
considered a good town. 1t is 200 miles
from Denver City. went to see Thom-
as Weaver and Thomas Motz, who are
engaged in the prop timber business for
the mines. l went with them to their
lamber camp. We load ed a wagon
with props, took our dinner grub, stuck
fast in the mud several times, but got
through all safe and returned home in
the evening all 0. X.
Philip Weaver returned from his trip
to Twin Lakes. lie is in the trout
business and gets so cents pound for
the speckled beauties here in Lead
vile. Philip is an old boss at the busi-
ness and does we'll. He is here since
1866, when he crossed overland from
Denver, in OK teams, In company with
MI. Geo. z. Weaver, a Mr.. Daugherty
from Lebenon, Pa, and my departed
sister Lydia.
Prices are very high here, excepting
dry goods, which are comparatively
reasonable, A laborer gets S3 day
and must pay 81 for board. A two
horse team earns Sc day. Provisions
must all be brought hers by rail and
are of course high. Good heavy horses
sell for $500 to $500. There is much
hauling done here. am told that a
four-horse team hauled from the mine
to the smelling furnace nearly nine
tons of ore, at one load. What do our
Penn's Valley farmers think of such
loads ?
Tomorrow I expect to leave Lead
vile for Twin Lakes to visit Mr..
Weaver and spend a day with him
catching trout. If can't catch any l
know that he can, and you bet [ will
help to eat them.
There are plenty of chances here to
buy interests in mines. These offers
are generally from prospectOrs who
have no means to deyelope their claims
and are seeking partners to aid them.
Facilities for mining and hauling are
increasing, and many of the mines are
now considered paying which formerly
were worth but little, if anything.
The costs Of reducing raw ore has
come down considerable and will still
get lower. Hauling, labor and every
thing else Will get lower in course Of
time, so that many hundreds of tons of
ore may in future become valuable that
are DOW worthless. L am of the opin-
ion that there is vast wealth buried
in these Rocky Mountains THAT may
never be exhausted, hut win feed and
support millions of population for gen.
erations to come. More anon
Truly Yours,
J. G. MoTz.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-19
VICE no MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with pain Ot cutting teeth IL SO, send ~ once
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErlIING. It's valuL Is
incalcunble. II viii relieve the poor little suf-
ferer Immediately. Depend upon IL, mothers,
there IL no mistake about Il. IL cures dysentery
aud diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and
bowels cures wind collie, snftens the gims, re-
duceS Inflammation, and gives tone and energy
Ia the whole system. Mrs WINsLow's SooTII-
ING SYRUP FOR CHiLpRRs TEETHING Is pleasant
Ia the taste. and IL tile prescription OF one of
the oldest and best female physicians and nttrs.
druggists throughout the world. Price 25
cents Il bottle,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-19
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
ANNOUNCER ENTS.
AgSOCIATEIUDGE.

We are authorized to announce thHt DR j. X.
SMITH. of Pine Grove Mills, will I've 4 candidate
for the office of Associate Judge subject TO the
tlt ciSion of the Democratic County Convention,
We are authorized to announce that JoHN
RisHEI, of Potter township viii be = candidate
for the Office of Associate Judge, subject to the
decision of the Democratic county Convention.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-19
DIED.

On the 2nd inst, in Boalsburg, Mrs. Catharine
ID. stover, wife Of sainucl II. stover, aged 20
years, months and DAYS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-19
MAR RIED.

On the 18th lnst.. by Rev. y. Hengst, Mr. Jon
athan Benner 10 Miss Rebecca Nonnda, both Of
Woodward. this county.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-19

July Goth is to be the hottest day
of the season. Virgins says SO.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-19

-STRAYED OR STOLEN, from the
residence of the subscriber in Aarons-
burg, on the 31st of May last, dark
red cow, with little white along the
belly and from rump tG tail, medium
size, heavy set and short legged, and
heavy with calf at the time. Any in
formation that leads to the recovery of
the cow will be literally rewarded by
CHARLES G. BELL.
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Tho colored Teacher. Convention.

s. The conve tion of the eolorej Teachers of
Union will meet Mt Union c. III. Aug 18th, 1883.
Annual address by J. NJ. Foster.
The art Of school tnanngement-L D. Davis.
The advantage derived from the combination
-ef- -in!ellecsual and physical Education Miss.
Hattie L. Campbel!.
Principles and practices Of teaching-Miss.
Mary 3. witherspoon.
- MONT SESSION.
Which is the greatest e6t,-intellectunl
moral or PHYSICAL education-J. j. Kinard.
Tho advantages derived from conducating
males and females-Y. j. p. Cohen.
Is the present salary of teachers sufficient to
demand good teachers.-A. w. Rice.
Objective teaching-its methods aims aud
principles--C. Ii. Jones.
DEBATE.
!, Which will exert the greater influence on tho
destiny Of the colored race, educating the males
sor the females.
Afirmatve-Miss Amy p. Wilson, Miss Mary
= In8 Scn6oI commissioner, TIT srecs anu vi,
others interested in the advancement Of the col
cred race are cordially invited to be with us.
A. p. WILSON. Secretary.
by order Vice President
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
Il ON
RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION.
In Pinckuey Township.
OFFICE OF County COMMISSIONERS.
Union. 8. c.. l3 June. 1882.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
Union, s. c., 13 June, 1882.
wv HEREAS, Q Petition has been fled with
w the County Commissioners of Union
County. signed by majority ofthe freeholders Of
Pinckney Township, of Union County, in accor-
dance with the provisions of an Act of the
General Assembly of South Carolina approved
23d day of December, a. d. 1882, entitled "ap
Act to renew and amend an Act entitled on Act
to incorporate the Union, Gaifney City and Ruth
erford Railroad Company, approved March 18th
1878, asking that the question Of subscription
or no subscription Of the sum of twenty thousand
dollars to the capital stock OF said Company,
payable in Bonds Of said Township, as provided
by said Act, be submitted to the qualified cleo
tors of said Township. And further that "the
funds realized on said bonds to be expended
exclusively in the construction of said Railroad
within the limits Of said Township. Said
| subscription to be made on condition that the
Railroad enter Pinckney township not more
than ono mile and half from Skull Shoals Ford
on Pacolet River and run through the township
on the most practicable route.
| -1gd rhereas, the said County Commissioners
amount proposed to be subscribed according TO
| '"o ielucSe VI EeUtiOu, NJ twenty th0u-
sand dollars, in seven per cent Coupon Bonds
of said Township; said boads to be made paya-
bio in equal installments Of sixteen, twenty,
twenty-four and twe.ty eight years after. the
date thereof, as provided by said act.
II is hereby ordered. That an election be held
for said purpose, on Saturday, the 2sth day Of
July next; and that the polls be opened at the
various election precincts within the said
Township Of Pinckney from o'clock A.
NJ, until 6 o'clock P. NJ, Of that day, at which
election all the qualified electors Of sail Town
ship shall be entitled to vote that the ballot 3
shall hare written or printed thrcon the words
Subscription" or "No Subscription"
The Managers Of the last general election for
the election precincts within said Township, are
hereby appointed Managers of the election here.
in ordered. Said managers shall make returns
and meet at the Court House Of said County and
count the votes and declare the result OF said
election and certify the same to the Chairman
Of the Board ofCounty Commissioners of said
County, rs provided by law, on or before Tues.
day. che 3lst day Of July A. D. 1888.
by order ofthe Board.
| c. c. SARTOR, c. n. c. c.
C. GAGE, Clerk.
| June Is "a e.
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T h e Public Schools.

TINVE Fail Session Of The Public Schools will
l. open on the Both July.
The trustees are requested to meet with their
Clerk on Friday the 10th, at 10 A. NJ, to re-
ceive application, for schools and to discuss
other matters relating thereto.
d. A. TOWNSEND:
School Commissioner.
July o "a q
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The County Sunday School Convention.

The following named pieces, taken from Gospel
Hymns Nos. I, 2. and 8, have been selected
sor use at the mass meeting Of the Sunday
schools on Thursday, Aug, l6, the second day Of
0khc convention.
No, l66 Who's on the Lords side?
10 Whosoever will.
~ Only on Armor. bearer.
80 223 Revive Thy work.
&c 286 There's work for each Of u.s.
The superintendents of schools are earnestly
requested to practice these pieces. and TO be at
Jonesville by 10 o'clock A. NJ, with their full
schools. or MS many rs possible.
1t is hoped that the day will be one of the
greatest pleasure to the sunday school children
OF Union Caunty. There will be picnic dinner,
to which oil are expected to contribute.
Delegates to the convention will report at the
NJ. E.C Church on Wednesday at 10 O. clock A. NJ.
b. G. CLIFFORD.
Chm'n Ex. Com.
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FOR SALE.

fJNHE undersigne offers for sale, on eaanterms
l. his Residence In the town of Union. the
house contains 8 upright rooms, Two large
Halls, front and back piazzas, with kitchen, SER
want house and stable, attached. Fruit trees and
grape ytnas. II is in easy walking distance from
Churches, Depot Postoffice and stores and is
one Of the most desirable places In the up
country. Furniture can be bought with the house
J.. NJ. 0IBBES.
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And now, Mr.. Editor, have paid my res-
peotsto "A. d. c." more Mt length than nt
hrst INTENDED TO do--a courtesy rarely ever
-oxtendcd to him by any one. white, or black
who knows him-and will close with the remark
TINT this bush.whacking style of attack upon
me thorugh the public print is cowardly o ,tompt
to get revenge for q private personal grudge
which "a. D. c." has against me.
d. A. TOWNSEND.
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Union, Gaffney City and Ruther-
fordton Railroad Company.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE Is hereby given that meeting Of
IN the Stockholders Of the Union, Gaffney
City and Rutherfordton Railroad Company will
be held at Gaffney City 8. c., on Saturday the
2lst day ofJuly 1883, for the purpose Of organ
ising said Company in accordance with the pre-
visions Of the Act Of the General Assembly of
South Carolina Incorporating said Company.
BY order of the undersigned Corporators:
Brown Chairman. r NJ Farr.
8 8 Ross. A II Foster.
William Munro. y w McLure.
William Jcffrics. w w Gaffney.
T l. Hames. A N Wood.
John p McKissick. M Gaflbey
June % 20 Al
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LLpersens having claims against the estate
"a Of THQMAS B. JETER, deceased, are re-
quessed topreseut them. properly sttested, to
the undersigned, ss early as possible, and those
indebted 20 the estate are required to make pay.
ment 70 mo NJ once.
Il. r. WALLACE,
Adm'r Estate Of T. B. Jeter.
Sune ~ 70 At
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Furniture! Furlituren!!
REDUCED IN PRICES!
NOW is YOUR Time.


For the next two weeks we will sell the
following goods at extremely low riccs, in
order to make room for goods which arc to
arrive in few weeks:
2 Parlor Suites, worth S65 and S55 at
S56.75 and SAT.
These suits are made of handsomely
carved Walnut and covered with Raw Silk
worth 50 per yard.
Painted chamber set $40 "for S36.75
l Ashe-natural color S35 S31 .25
3 Hall Racks, worth SO, Sl1 and S14, at
81 25 $40 $3.50.
These prices will only last till July 1st.
All persons wishi to buy will do well to
| call at once
Bed Springs worth SO, at So, 1926 and
$3.50, aud many other things too numerous
to mention.
| June 10 rs IS - ar
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,ss.ss sss1a sealed Of Sss.y CD. s. win
in July, for the building Of - ~ c.h;ns y
the Poor House. Specifications of tnl 6uildisss
can be seen on Saturday ef each week untiI ~
10th Of July. stths ofRcs Of the County Con.
missioners. Union G. H., 8. C.
COLUMBUS GAax. C. C. SARToR
Clerk, Chairman, d. G. c. v
June 10 "a n
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Notice For Homestead.

NOTICEis hereby given that Mrs. Rapsy Gall
IN man has filed her petition In the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Court for Union county, asking
that her Homestead be set off out of the Real
and Personal properiy'of her late husband, H.
T. Gallman, and notice Is hereby given Of the
intention to hare said Homestead set off,
JAMES MUNRO.
t Master.
June 30 26 st
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TTYTNT people are always on the look
w HNhs out for chances to increase
-&NA their earnings, and in stime
become wealthy; those who
do not improve their opportunities remain in
poverty. We ofer great chance 10 make money.
We want many men, women, boys and girls 10
work for us right in their own localities. Any
one can do ebe work properly from tho frst
start. The business will pay more than ten times
ordinary wages. Expensive outfit furnished
free NO one who eugagcs fails 10 make money
rapidly. You can devote your whole time 10
The work, or only your spare moments. Full
reformation and all that Is nccded sent free
sedrss2 sfisscx Co., Portland, Maine.
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W. ID
PROFITABLE
Jan -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-25
DOS PALABRAS.

A los que, ciegos por elencono, derraman la bills
de su apasionamientc en calumniosas apreciaciones
relativas nuestra humlde persona, almas aienas
todo noble sentimental; los que de buena fe, sin
duda pero con muy NAL .resultado, dan cuerpo q
esas apreciaciones, publicandolas, concretandolas
personalzandolas, protexto de una defensa que
necesitamos nj hemos procurado, porque Ell silencio
es nuestra mejor arma cuando Sc trata de combatir
bastardas necedades; unos otros debemos hacer
constar que no hay nadie, nj NADIA, absolutamente
que nos pueda hacer este terreno perder la tran
quilidad.
A los prmeros, nuestra comm seraci6n Ell des-
precio mas profundo; los segundos nuestra graft
tud por la sana intenci6n de sus escritos con
tro deseo de que no vuelvan 4 ocuparse mas de
nuestra personalidad en- La forma que 10 han hecho
Si somos no, Directories de este periodico 81
queremos no. ejercer inAuencia en- los destinos del
Psrtido; 81 tenemos, fin, las aspraciones que ell
pEsPECHo trata de atribuirnos, son que perte
necen d nuestro dominic privado y al del noble
dnico companero que con nosotros comparte las
ingratas tareas periodisticas. Despues de todo,
duefos somos de nuestros actos, hbres entersmen-
te de hacer 10 que meior nos parezca,
Conocemos perfectamente los peligros de nuestra
situacion; la situacon de los que defender los prn
cipios. que nosotros sustentamos. De antenano
sabiamos que este es 10 menos que podlalnos YER
nos expuestos
Pero nuestra alma, segura del ben, permsnece
tranquila Aspiramos al credito entire las gentes
honradas que conocen. No nos impondremos
squiera la molesta de llevar ante los tribunales
quien cobarde rastreramente larga distancia
intente mancillar nuestra honra.
Dejaremos que Sc cumpla la eterna ley de enyi-
dia de odio, para continuar, pesar de todo,
contra tndo la noble senda Que henos emprendido.
Ionanio O{az Caneia
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LA IDEA,


"lCampos de soledad! Mdstio
eollado !''.i Regiones sombrias de
la muerte que aver cubriais de
tristeza y luto los mortales pechosl !
cQue nueva luz es esa que as1
disipa las tinieblas de ldgubre, os-
cura y prolongada noche? GQue
yoz la que en- melodioso canto
proefama ell triunfo de immortal
dochina2 sQue suavisimo con-
cierto de ammonia Sc oye entire
las ondas del cefiro apacible?
q Por que la aurora, de fulgores.
LENA, vierte de perias virginia. ro-
clio? G"Por que desciende vaga-
rosa nube donde cantan los ange-
les del cielo" y del aire en- La region
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DE ACTUALlDAD... ].

En- la circumstances de estarse
verificando en- La Isla una colecta
en- favor de Su Santidad, por ini-
ciativa del ilnstrisimo Prelado,
que desea llevar personalmente
al Pontifice ell testimonio de los
piadosos y fieles sentimientos de
estos habitantes; dada, repetimos,
aquella circunstancia, nos parece
muy oportuno insertar 4 CONT
nuacion la siguiente intima entire
vista que ell Papa ha tenido con
los redactores del periodico La
Noce delta Teritd y que han pu-
blicado los periodicos. Aunque
no tuvieramos otros superiores
motives para juzgar de. la legiti-
ma inversion de 10 que Sc ha da-
do en- lamar Dinero ae San PEI
dro, dicha entrevista revelav los
benefcos fines d que Sc Adestinan
cStOS rcCuTSoS.
"Bajo mi predecessor, dijo Leon
XIII, Sc gastaba annalmente para las
escuelas de Roma una suna de 100000
frances. Ha sido precise dupIicar y
aun cuadruplicar esta sama. En- Ia
actualidad llegamos casi q medic mi
lion, pero con gusto hago este sacrifi-
BIO; porqne el NAL que Sc hace hoy en-
Ias escuelas es grande y tenemos que
oponerle remedies efcaces. La obra
ie las buenas escuelas no me haliara
lunca rezagado, y con ella compartire
nj dltimo centimo. El ano pasado me
iijeron: iCudnto bien podriarnos ha-
'er 81 tuvleramos 10000 frances masl
10 cual conteste: Contad con esa
,antidad. Tome 10000 frances del Di
zero de San Pedro, y los otros 10000
os saque de mis- recursos personales."
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DIARIO- -REVISTA
DE l. A p ENIN 5 UL A
Madrid, Marz0 8 de 1883.

Madrid, Marz0 8 de 1883.
FEBRERo 28.-La politica cedt
el puesto a algo mas trascenden-
tai y de pavoroso inter6s. Los
lectores del BoLETIN comprende-
ran que aludo a La Nano negra,
que trae aterradas las provincias
andaluzas y suspense el amino dc
todos los espaholes; la cosa eS
gorda, v d medida que Sc va ha-
ciendo luz acerca de la terrible
asociacion, Sc comprende que no
haya momento de reposo para los
que en- aquella comarca tienen
algo que perder, puesto que la
bandela de esos malvados es la des-
truccion de la propiedad Y guerra
a los ricos. Por fortuna, la red
esta en- manos de la justicia, que.
no descansa una hora, pesar de
las constantes amenazas que en-
:anonimos reciben los jueces; las
carceles de Andalucia estan ile-
mas de presos; entire ellos, un
maestro de escuela llamado Juan
Ruiz, uno de los primeros jefes,
complicado, y aun Sc dice que es-
ta va conyicto Y eonfeso en- eI
asesinato de los esposos Ndnez,
que Sc negara a cumplir drdenes
de la asociacion. Hoy en- el Con
greso ha explanado 81 eehor Can
dau una Interpolation acerca del
estado social Y de orden pdblico
de las provincias andaluzas, po-
niendo de relieve la crisis que
atrayiesan; ha hecho declaracio-
nes interesantes sobre la asocia-
cion que compromete a los pobres
obreros, y excite al gobierno
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CONTRASTE.

Todo en- la America es gran
de; los mares y los continentes,
los montes y las llanuras, los rios
y las distancias que recorren, los
volcanes y los terremotos, las es-
pleadidas y eternas primayeras,
las yertas y candentes playas,
los oscuros, yirsenes y recondi-
tos senos, las profandas cordil!e-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-25

serena la duIce auera ba1a los
golfos del vacio?
iPor que el Catvario que llord
la afrentosa muerte del Cordero
sin mancha, que lie guard6 en- su
%eno Sc alza va y bendice Y acla-
ma al Senor Omnipotente?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-25

iCaminante que vas pisando
esta calle de la amargura que st
llama vida, llevando sobre tus
hombros la cruz de la existencia.
abrumado con iel peso de las
numanas ing"atitudes V miserias !;
alza tu abatida frente, deten eI
fatigado paso, para contemplar, no
'el iaqui ,yace. de los sepulcros
de Napoleon, Cesar, Alexandra,
sino ell reSurrerit del Salvador de-
mundo, simbolo de nuestro pro
greso, imagen de la idea que
triunfa fuerte y vigorosa, saliva:
dora y potente sobre las ruina
de los que la combaten.
! Nosotros, sus apostoies, So
breviyimos a la tempestad de la,
pasiones!
A ellos, sus enemigos;; arreba
tara un huracan mas fuerte ::
;el huracan del .tiempol
i La idea es luz Y vidal Ben
dita sea la idea
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iUrnas funerarias con que los
poderosos de la terra eternizan
SUI nombre despu6s de la muerte
Soberbios trofeos erigidos a iris
tes leliquias de yertoS de~pojos
iColosos de las grandezas huma
mas que grabais en- marmoles . en-
bronces vuestra memoria, hltimo
asilo de la vanidad. iPompa fiji
nebre que rodea los monumentes
; Inscripciones que guardais los
nombres de celebres persoEajes
;Que sois. p? humo, sombra
NADIA!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-25

j Tribunos del pensamiento !.
j Ministries de la palabra social :!
! Magnates de la terra Trata-
reis de anerro.jar el espirltu, apri-
sionareis el cuerpo, arrebatareis
la vida; mas, por encima de vues-
tras intrigas, Sc alza la idea triuns
fante y poderosa; la idea que,
como la fe traslada los montes Y
allana las montanas; la idea que
disipa el perfido consejo, confun-
de a la Sinagoga y convence d la
criminal Ciudad de su deicidio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-25
Nj el cielo nj. Ia TERRA habian

Nj el cielo nj. Ia TERRA habian
visto prodigio semejante.
AlzaranSe los muertos i Ia voz
de los profetas; vierase a Lazaro
salir fuera del sepulcro llamado
por Jesucristo. Ell iIijo de Dios ca
minara entire milagros, disponien-
do a su voluntad de los elementos
v asombrando al mundo con sus
prodigios.
Maravilla mas estupenda debia
obrar la mano del Omnipotehte.
Tn muerto, cuyo sepulcro es-
taba asegurado por el sello de la
Sinagoga, rodeado de satellites,
guardado por sus mas crueles
enemigoS, Y que, sin embargo,
rompe por 81 mismo las ligadlras,
derriba la barrera Y aterra Y con
funde a la guardia, levantandose
triunfante de la mucrte Y del III
tierno, este es milagro superior a
todos los milagros, prodiglo qie
Sobresale entire todoS los prodi-
gios, subyugando al espirltn ind6-
ell V convenciendo al mundo.