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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23
lancaster .Hntelltgencrr.
LIrERARY GOSSIP.

sou,etb,pe ABOUT tbs work of tho Authors
A writer In ono Of the magazines says
I,ouofelicw WIS Iess brilliant than Lowell,
vhetber AZ a poet or student, but was
h;s superior 10 patient industry and even
ness OF taste.
Victor Hugo is still tho proprietor OF
uautavilIe bouse on the island OF GuerD.
sev. which. with its manuscripts, portraits,
and souvenirs of all sorts Is n veritablc
Victor Hugo mansion.
A bronze statue OF Tannerhill was un-
yelled recently in the abbey churchyard
of Paisley, Scotland. Tannerhill was a
weaver there when he wrote tho Scotch
lyrics which brought him fame.
Prince Krapotkin in his prison cell is
working hard at two articles for the next
volume of the Encyclopedia Britannica.
The article ON Moscow in tho last issued
volume was from his pen.
Mr.. Spoiford, the Washington librarian,
recommends the students TO read for
ideas, not for words" and adds, "you will
find more ideas in single short essay OF
Lord Bacon, than in many acres Of average
literature"
Luther once said " never work better
than when am inspired by anger wher
am angry can write, pray and preach
well, for then my whole temperament Is
quickened, my understanding sharpencd,
and all mundane vexations and tempta-
tions depart"
or the late Captain Mayno Reid, tht
London Standard Gays There was moi
word in his books which q schoolboy
could not safely read aloud to his mother
and sisters !" and the Pail Mall Gaseh
adds "He has gone somewhat out o
fashion OF late years-the rnore's the pity
for the schoolboy of the period"
Since bis return from Europe, Mr.. VIM.
Young, the author of ''Pondragon' aud
"The Rajah, has been in poor health. He
is suffering much from indigestion, is re
naming quietly at his home in Mon
mouth, Ills, and is doing no literary work
whatever.
Mr.. Crawford, the author of "Mr.
Isaacs' and "Dr. Claudius," has his plot
all thought out before he puts his pen to
paper, and then sits down and writes the
novel straight through in working hours
in q large, legible hand. his copy very sell
dom suffering orasure. Tho two novels
above mentioned have altogether reached
the extraordinary sale Of $4,000.
Wilkie Collins wrote "The MoonStOnC y
while tortured with rheumatic gout. His
greatest trial was to have his amanuensis
stop to express sympathy for him when he
howled with pain. He fioally got young
girl of seventeen who was ablo to write
right along apparently unmindful of his
pains and yells Of anguish. The recollec.
ton OF that time is so terrible TO him that
no has never read the book ever since he
wrote IL.
Anthony Trollope's pocuniary rewards
for literary work were not remarkable
considering the money paid to others of
tho guide. Bulwer received for the copy
right Of tho cheap edition OF the works
alone the sum of $3.50. 600; other large
amounts wcro paid for the books ut tho
time of their publication, For "Endy
mi,n" Lord Beaconsield was paid $4,000
and Marryatt received 100000 for ono of
his works.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23
KILLED BY ',RED FIRE o
mrs. Franklin a. Quinn InhsIes tho FIsm
and Immediately Dies

and Immediately DIES
About half past nine o'clock last even
ing, as Mrs. franklin 4. Quinn, OF 1926
Lombard street Philadelphia, was prepar-
ing materials for the getting up of amea
ture theratrical entertainment, a box of red
FIRE was accidentally ignited. The TIN boz,
containing about pound Of the pTepara
ton, stood upon table, and as Mrs. Quinn
set fire to a small quantity in q plate, 20
exhibit it to two female friends who were
present, spark from the burning fire
dropped into tho box and hugo flame
shot up. In her efforts to put out the
blaze Mrs. Quinn must hayO bTeathed into
her lungs some of the fame. Alter layiu!
her infant child, which she had held in heI
arme during tho blaze in its bed, she com
planned of feeling unwel, and D0ctor
George q. Wise, of j27 South Broad street
and Roger Keys, Of 1901 Pine street, wer,
called in. Every effort was made to save
her, but in q few minutes after their a-ri.
val the woman was dead DR.. Keys said
that upon anDalyzing the red fire it wai
found to contain the nitrate of strOutil
chlorate OF potsah and ground shellaC
Mrs. Quinn was about fourty years Of age
and the mother of two childrou, q daugh.
ter Of sixteen and an infant of six weelr
old. Her husband has been the jauitor 70
the building Of the Presby toIan board q
publication, in Chestnut street,
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nonry.s Carpoi,c ssIye.

The best salve In the world for cuts, bruises
sores. ulcers. salt rheum, letter, chapped
hands. chilblains, corns aud all kinds OF skin
eruptions. freckles and pimples. The salye IL
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction In
every case or money refunded. 30 suro you
get HRERys CARBoLIo sALvR, as all Others are
but limitations and counterteits. Price "a
cents. sold In Lancaster at COchran's Drug
stole l37 North Queen street. mY19-4
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23
DO You Relieve Ir.

That in this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia
sour ana distressed stomach, Liver Com.
plant, Constipation, whom Tor 75c. we will sell
them shlloh,s Nitolizer, guaranteed To cure
them. sold by II. u. Cochran, druggist Noe
lH and l33 North Queen street. iebI-eOu2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23

How can become poet" wrote Il conceit
cd youth To the singer LOngtcllOW "Eat fist
my dear sir" But we doubt The advice no
man however has ever doubted the fact that
Dr, Bulls Cough Syrup is the greatest C0Ugl
remedy now in the maj lCt,
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Isear Him.

y6et aet0. was afflicted with sick head
acne ana general debility, but BTdock Riood
6WeFS brought about an Immediate Improve
lnent In my general health. / consider them
me best family medicine in the market
hdolph Lalloz, Buffalo, N. Y. For sale by H.
street. S4 SH"o'
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ron SALE OR RES7.
DUpLIo SALE OF VALUABLE KEl

DUBLIU SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EsTATE.-On WEDNESDAY EVEN.
ING, NOVEMBER - 1883, AT the Leopard
Hotel, In the city of Lancaster, Lot Of
Ground situated on the north side OF Grant
street, west OF Water street, in the city of Ian
caster, fronting on Grant street 6Ih feet, and
81 feet in depth, more or less, on which -
erected a Frame Stable. Also "A choice lot OF
Fruit Trees and Grape Vines arc growing on
the lot,
Sale to commence Mt o'clock In the evening
when conditions viii bc made known BY
IL. NJ. SHRElNER.
J.FREp Il. SENER.
II. T. RHOApS,
Executors OF Estate of Michael Lahm, deed
sHUBEET 4 SUTTON, Aucts. nli.ljt
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81 spent $500 with other doctors" writes
Mr.. J. W. Thornton, OF Claiborn, Miss, Sd
mdritdn Nerrine however alone cured my son
OF fits" This IS on a par with hundreds o
others, spCe1v:but thorough.
nallwdeod&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23

t-' AVS SpEUIFIu mEDiUiHE. TBE
- Great English Romedy. An unfailing
euro Tor lmpo,eney, and all Diseases that
tudo, Pain In the hack, Dimness OF
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
O. Ilr daeasos that lead Ia Insanity or Con.
suglr on and Premature Grave. FUN par.
| ticul,lp In our pamplet, which we desire TO
send trGe by mail TO every one. The Specinc
Medicine ~ gold by all druggists AT 81 per pack.
age or ak packages tor 81, or will DO sent tree
| by malt on the receipt OF the money, by ad-
\ dressing the agent,
II. IS. COCHRAN, Druggist,
| Nos. 1857 and l39 North Queen street, Lancas-
/ ter, Pa.
| ON account OF counterfeits we have adopt
| Oh the Yellow wrapper theonly genuine,
| THE GRAY hEDIClNE CO.,
aprl2iyd&w Buffalo, N. Y.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23
pUaLIo sALEnr vALUAnLE HrAL r.

/ TATE.-On Wednesday evening. Novem
Der y. lsl3, at the Leopard Hotel, in ihCclty ol
Lancaster, IA large double tyo-stnry BRlCk Il
DWELLING HOUSE, with two-story Brick
Back Building attached. and lot OF ground All
iacent thereto, fronting about !! feet on tnc
north side OF Fast Orange street and cNtend-
ing I'm depth 2Ij feet, 20 Marion street. I'm tho
city OF Lancaster House No. III hast Orange
street. 4 very choice variety Ot fruit trees
ant grape vines are growing on this attrac
lively located lot.
sale 10 commence at O'Clock In the even.
ing, when the conditions will be made known
by n. VI SESER,
SHUBERT Il SUTTON, Aucus. nlI.I}lu
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MEDICAL.
IRON BlTTERs.
Like an Evil Spirit.


by the
We
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23

HarTla burg ENDTrl rls, " hiCh leaves Lancaster
at 7.iOp M, mas direct connections iwiihout
change OF CArsl - tDlum DLa and York.
Fast Line, west on sunday, when hREgt.N
VIII stop at Downing BLowu, Luttosviiio, iNIs.s
burg, Mount JOY, Hil'H'"tt6wn and Ni'a'o
town.
Day Express, FEsl Line, AeE1 LEpT'7l, NAL
Train, No. !, W'atorU ENrg"s7 and hactG" "a
prgss Tnn daily.
Tho TINE here given Is EdsfsrH huc, or that
at tho 10Th meridian. whiCo ~ minute ana :
seconds faster thIU that heretofore used.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23

You CAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Euchre, Poker ana Casino Cnrds iS I,.,'i ol
from NJ '' :" A"''c'
HARTNAE's YELLOW FROsT oIaAp
NIOEE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23

Prize fights, lotteries, walking matches. and
DalIoOn ascensions are usually humbIgs Oi
the worst sort Or. ThOmuS' Fcieciric Oti
Is not humbug, II Isl quick cure for aches
ana sprains, and IS just ms good iOralamencss
Eof sale by IL, L. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and
i3s North Queen street
The greatest contagion destroyer ever
vents Small PoX.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23
rIi.IELnEs, nuInn
.Hsvi,LE ~.

I AsUAsTSx Arn HiIGrRsyiiLE u.
I 4 cara run ~ tollUwBI
LOavO Lancaster tP. II Depot, nj q o. Rht
n;8u u. m, aud ., Z, ana $3.50 y. M oxront on
Saturday, when the last car leaves nt R;D H. a.
Leave Mnlrrpvila dover ondD ut q, 4, and,Id
a. ~, ana !, 3, and J u, M.
Cars run dgiiV on aEbvO time except on sun
dRy.
rULuMHiA ~ PBRr DEPOSIT RAtI,
~ ROAD TIME TABLE,
Trains now run regularly on tho Columbia
" Port Deposit Railroad ON tho following
time:
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pEADINn y uOIumnIA H. u.
ARRANGEMENT UT rAssEEarErEAiy
MONDAY, UOCTnER gor, 1903.

Trains connect at Kcading with trains tOuuu
from philadelphia, rOttsviilo, Harrisburg, Al.
lcntOwn and Now York, via Ruuah BROOK
RDuVN.'
Al Columbia with trains to and from YOyk,
Hanover, GottysbuTR. Frederick ana BaIus
NOR \ ~. WILSON. SUpt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23

A Full Assortment OF the various styles con
stantly on hand and tor sale on the most LID.
er1u terms tor Cash or Small Monthly In
stallmCptS.
The public is most cordially invited 10 call
and examine these iU Instruments, which Will be
found 10 be very superior in Quality and
Moderate in Price.
Having severed my connections with the
EstCy organ Company, l take this method 10
IN form my friends in Lancaster county, | am
now selling an Organ equal 10 any and sur
I,.S-rd by none. Please call ana examine one
OF tho most bcautiful-tOnCd organs manu-
lacturyd IN the United states
Ir Luckeabach t. also agent TOR the famous
" Euabe," McPhaT, Vose & Sons,
QrOvenstein & Fuller,
Hallet & Davis,
AID several other Desirable PianoioTtss, at
prices from as upwards.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23

az Lancaster with hiHEurU ENprCsa At viH,
will run through to Hanover daily, except
sunday,
FrudCrick Accommodation, west connecting
At lancaster with Past Line west, no Ia, vii
run Through to j"JstHiiCk.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23
pHrssyLyAriA uA,,HoAu-srw

1 SCHEDULE -- on amt after SUEDAA
NOVEMBER, Is, 1888, trains on tho rcpn4yi
y0nin Railroad win arTi, a at and iuayn tue
inW"lat,r and NhNnaclphta uUpOtsas IoiluNs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23
BOWERS g HUR ST.
8NorthQ Lancaster, Pa.
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS.
J II. MARTIN 4 co.
DRESS GOODS,

Daily receiving novcltie- In Cu-nmore-
Ssrges. OttOman- and Al.WOOl >uiting>, BvO
called SILK Nclvcts and NelYulscu- on plain Z"
ottoman grounds.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-04
UNA QUEJA MAS.

FL senor don Felipe Rivera, We
cino y eIector del pueblo de Lu-
quillo, Sc queja contra el Ayun-
tamiento de dicho pueblo, porque
esta corporation ha acordado fijar
los colegios de dos distritos elec-
torales en- un punto que al quere-
llante no le parece conveniente.
FL senior don Felipe Rivera es
muy dueno de perder lastimosa-
mente el tempo en- queJas i'm
procedentes { infundadas, Y la
superioridad de desestimarlas cual
corresponds, toda vez que e, he
cho solo de quelarse no ha cons
tituido nunca una raz0n.
Entire las convenlencias del Sc
nor Rivera Y el acuerdo del Ayun-
tamiento expressive de las eonve
niencias de todos los demas veci-
nos, exception hecha por 10 vi~to
de la de aquel, optamos por eI
acuerdo del Ayuntamiento, que
es ell llamado por el articulo 45
de la Ley a designar Ell punto en-
que debe verihcarse la election
de los colegios, sin mas limitacidn
que la de procurar a los electors
la mayor facilidad en- la emission
de sus sufragios. Luego, hay ade
mas otras consideraciones de or
den superior que justifican ell
acuerdo del dicho Ayuntamlento,
y, aunque no las huoiese, seria 10
mismo, .pues siempre el parecer
de los representatives del pueblo
debe prevalecer contra ell de un
particular, tratandose de asuntos
que estan bajo la direction de las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-04
MERCAD0S AZUCARER0S.

Las tiltimas noticias que regis
tramos en- los periodicos de la Ha-
bana, sobre production sacarina V
operaciones en- los mercados azu-
careros, son las siguientes:
La tirantez del mercado none
tario de New-York ha limitado
las operaciones tanto de refinados
como de crudos, 81 bien la baja
de precios en- los primeros fue
compensate con ell alza de los gra-
nulados, debida esta alza d la fuer-
te demanda que empez6 a reinar
para la exportaci6n a Europa Y
America del Sur.
Siendo escasas las existencias,
los refnadores esperaban reponer-
las con frutos de las Antillas, V
como es ademas probable que
todas las existencias de alma
cen pasen en- JUNO d consume,
Sc cree que gozaran de activa
demanda los cargainentos que ha-
yam de llegar por vapor en- la :
quincena de dicho mes.
Los precios en- aquel mercado
seguian de / a ) cts, y en- Londres
8 peniques mas bajos que ell pro
medic general en- los paises pro-
ductores.
Las tiltimas noticias acerca de
la zafra en- las Antillas inglesas,
tales como La Trinidad, San Girls
tobal, Antigua y Jamaica, acusan
una baja considerable en- la pro-
ducci6n comparada con la de igual
mes del afio anterior. Esta cir
cunstancia hace que los hacenda-
dos eleven sus pretenslones.
Segdn datos suministrados des-
de Pernambuco, la baja total en-
los arribos de azdcares desde ell
tiItimo mes de Setiembre hasta la
feeha del pr6ximo pasado Abril
aseendia 4 69l ,9I4 sacos, compa-
radios con los del ano anterior.
La exportaci6n d los Estados-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-04

Unidos comprende 1860 tone
ladas contra 1858 de igual fe-
cha en- ell ano pasado.
A la paralizaci6n que reina EN-
la actualidad Sc seguira probable
mente una favorable reacclon en-
los paises productores, y vista la
merma de las zafras es de eSpe
rar que aument4n los precios.
La demanda de granulados pa
ra la exportaci6n era muy activa
en- aquellos mercados sobre la ba
Sc de 81 cts. ID. Ultimamente
avisaban de Londres que en- aque-
Has plazas Sc notaban buenas dis
posiciones para las yentas.
De Burbada participaban d prin-
cipios de Abril que el tempo era
sumamente favorable para la mo-
lienda. No asi en- ell Brasil don
de las lluvias venian ocasionando
graves perjuicios. Durante los
primeros dias de Abril y dltimo>
de Mario tan solo sc habian reel
bido en- el puerto de Bahia 1.445
contra 1870 del ano pasado en-
aquella techa,
Sc confirman las noticias rela-
twas a Ia baja de production de
este ano en- las An,illas inglesas.
Los recibos del cxpresado fru-
to en- New Orleans eran extraor-
dinarianerte crecidos, y las exls-
tencias en- el interior resuItaban
va muy pequenas, ascendlendo la
zafra d una gran cantldad dc boz
coyes.
Esto es 10 principal que encon-
tramos en- los tlltimos boletine>
comerciales de la Habana.
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Ell HlJO PRODIGO.

Todo induce a Greer que FL
.4simiiista ha fracasado en- suS
planes de neo-reformista Y de pre-
sunto 6rgano del hamante partido
que Sc prometia reorganlzar con
su herclileo esfuerzo.
ASi tenia que snceder, y vaya
el colega sumando desengahos,
que son desgraciadamente la CO.
secha de la vida.
Y 81 hay alguien que dude
de 10 dicho, no ticne mas que
fjarse:
10 En- que Ell .4simiiista vie
ne a publican en- sus columns eI
manifesto del llamado Comite
Central de los liberales-reformis
tas, sobre elecciones municipales,
una semana 3 mas despues que
Ell 44gente a quien son6 en- su
plantar.
A~i, que de 6rgano ha pasado
FL Asimiiista a la condici6n de
organillo de repercusiones.
90 En- que Ell 44simiiista, des-
pues de tanto Y tanto escupir por
ell colmillo, renuncia d la mano
blanca de dona Leonor porque
ella no lie quiere y su papa Sc la
Mega.
Solo asi Sc explica el hecho de
decir ell colega en- su dltimo MI
nero que eI no esta llamado d
defender a los retormiStas en- la
prenSa.
A confession de parte relevacidn
de prueba.
80 En- que al fin Ell -4simiiS
ia, cual nuevo 1ijo Prodlgo, des-
pues dc rodar de contradiction en-
contradiction, de vericueto en- We
ricueto, lorna, va arrepentido dc
sus volubilidades, al redil patio que
en- NAL hora abandon6, convenci-
do, como dijo en- otro tempo, de
que transigir es vivlr o de que sin
conner no Sc vive.
\ para que sc yea que no ates-
CIguamos con muertos nj con VI
stones, ahi va csc parrafto de FL
4SimitiSta:
"Y presto one tenemos alberto eI
libro de la histcrla; tome n0ta ell B0-
ketin de este otro hecho que corrobora.
Los pQt0s eran los que, con una prn-
dencia Y una provision que los tiempo>
han iustificado, habian proclamado
pedido por primera vez en- FIFometto
asimilaei6n.
Ell colega, por To- visto, Sc hace
la cuenta de que de los arrepen-
tidos es ell reino de los cielos, ii
pesar de que d. jose Pablo Mo
rales dijo ''que ell arrepentimiento
en- politica e. untura pestifera que
mata.
Salud, y pesetas, pues, al nue.
vo Hijo Pr6digo desengahado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-04
Residencia Episcopal de Manaos.
" % de Enero, de 1888.
Reverendo padre Vaughan.

keVerenuO paure vaughan.
He seguido atentamente sus pa
sos por nuestra America del Sur, Y
admirado ell inquebrantable amino
Y cello infatigable con que Vuestra
Reverencia va llevando & cabo la
altisima empresa que pesa sobre
sus hombros. Levantar en- LOndres,
centro mas comercial del mundo,
en- la metr6poli del Professionalism
que abrio las puertas al racionalis-
mo moderno, un grandiOso SAN
tuario donde con sdplicas y lagri
mas de dia Y de noche, al ltgubre
canto de las lamentaciones del Pro-
feta, Sc desagravie a la Majestad
infinita del Padre celestial por es-
ia apostasia general que va arras-
trando tras ST q los hombres de es
tie siglo, haciendoles volver las es-
paldas q J. G. que es la luz del
mundo, para internarse en- la noche
del mat, rialismo, del positivismo,
negando nno que otro dogma, sino
todo el orden sobrenatural, es el acto
mas sublime en- 81, el mas agrable d
Dios y ell mas transcendental en- los
tristes tiempos que atravesamos.
Promover EN- ell mundo la Obra
de la Expiacion universal para con
ell agraviado y despreciado Saliva
dor, vivo y presente en- ell augusti
simo Sacramento de la Eucaristia,
es 10 mismo que poner en- una al
tura conveniente un gran foco de
luz para que alumbre a larga dis
tancia es 10 mismo que abrir los
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BlBLlOTECA MUNICIPAL
DE LARES

; Nuestro distinguido amigo y CO.
rreligionario d. Guillermo From
terra, nos ha enviado la siguiente
carta que con gusto publicamos:
Sres. Redactores del BOLETIN.
Puerto - Rico.
Muy Sres. mios y de toda mi
consideration:
Habiendose dignado s. E. ell
Gobernador General aprobar ell
Reglamento para la organization,
vigilancia Y servicio de la biblio-
tnca pnblica municipal de es-
tie pueblo; y conociendo, como CO.
nozco, los buenos deseos de uste-
des Y su entusiasmo por todo GUAM
to tienda q fomentar la instruction
popular Y q moralizar la sociedad
por medic de la sana lectura en-
nombre del Ayuntamiento y de la
Junta Local que tengo el honor de
presidir, y Ell ell milo propio, me
permito rogar q ustedes tengan q
bien honrar con su protection la
naciente biblioteea publica muni-
cipal de Lares, y que q series q us
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IA LAS URNAS!

Manana, viernes, es el nltimo
dia de elecciones munlcipales.
Nosotros sc 10 recordamos a
todos aquellos de nuestros dignos
correllglonarlos que aun no ha-
van emitido su voto en- las urnas.
\ Sc 10 recor1amos para que
vayan d hacer uso de su derecho
en- los comlcloS, perSuadldos una
vez mas de la Importance capital
que entrana la acertada designa-
cion de los municipios, y en- la
absolute seguridad de. que los
senores puestos Ell candldatura
por nuestro Directorio politico
merecen, por sus exceIent"s cir
cun>tancias, toda la contianza del
cuerpo electoral.
4 las urnas, correligionarios !
La negIigencia no tiene razdn
de ser.
Mas. aun.: es censurable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-04

liaues que las contienen q una in
mensa masa do agusls represadas
para que corran ea oudas vivifican-
tes por las costas j por los valles,
llevando d todas parties el frescor,
la abundancia y la vida. Dios
quiere servirse de esta grande obra
do la Expiaci6n universal para re-
novar la fe por las buenas costum-
bres en- todo I'll mun,l0. Aquel
que siempre esfa vivo para inter-
ceder por nosotros, esta indicando
los dias de las generaciones actnales
10 que ,leben hacer para aplacar la
ira al Dios Altfsimo y desviar de la
paz lie la TERRA lasespantosas calaIni-
dades que esta general ap0stasia
no puede dejar lie atraer sobre ella.
i Oh, que mision tan grande es la
suya y cuanto ruego Di0s para
que la llcva q cabo!
Reciba, dignisimo padre y ami
20, una lie mis- mas afectuosas BEN
diciones como prenda segura de 10
mucho que me intereso pOr V. de-
LATTE de Dios.
Aatoaio, Obispo de Payd'.'