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NEckwEAn FoR LADIES.

| IN ECkWEAR Il OK LADIES'.
We invite you to be surprised tomorrow morning
when add to our large stock of Rulings &c A
MANUFACTURERS ENTIRE STOCK. We don't buy
In these wholesale quantities without price induce
ments, write advisedly surprises TOMORROW
AT 15c. yard. Satin Fold Rufiing with Silver and
Gilt Cord. Black, Cream and White Folds.
AT 15c. yard Double Row Canvas Rufaing with
Fancy Colored Cord with Picot Edge.
AT 25c yard. Boiling Cloth Of two rows edged
with two rows Of Silk. In all colors
AT 25c. Threerow Boiling Cloth with three rows
Tinsel Braid.
AT 12c. Skirt Rufiing Of double row Muslin with
two rows fine Val. Edge; 8 inches wide,
OVER 1000 PIECES OF OTHER RUFFLINGs IN
SEVERAL HUNDRED STYLES. comprising the
greatest quantities and variety and the lowest prices
ever quoted elsew here-ANYWHERE OR AT ANY
TIME
THE PALAIS ROYAL
fNCpt % halo
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w HA woRMI.EY . sox,
w. oss'rsr' 99y y,s , .1s fss~pn Dss'sA
yer. Glass and China Nare m any quantity ma 80
furnished. Public xsatsss always IN rssa1ssS f..-
r NALKER SONS. 20l 10Th sTRKHT =
Os AsbsstoA fspsr. ftrs bzsck and Clay,
=. INA 0s~sas~ cs.sesaI A.eA,
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LINENS.

This Is the second week Of the Linen Sale.
We have distributed, and are yet distributing.
some Of the best values ever offered in first class
Linens. There is style in Table Damasks. al
though many are not aware of it. Patterns go
out and new ones come in exactly as with Dress
Goods. These Linens being entirely new, en-
brace the very latest designed patterns-not yet
shown elsewhere-and are fully up to the style
in clearance of weave. finish. and pattern effects.
Notwithstanding this. the prices are what you
pay for old patterns.
To-day we call attention to . line Of Cardinal;
Cardinal and white; and Cardinal and Black
Turkey Red Dsmask Tea and Table Cloths; in
the following sizes. which are warranted per-
fectly fast colors.
Size "a, only.
OFF, ..............s. ...................@A-
B. 4. .......................4l.1o and $2.
10-4, ...................S 2.2o and $500.
"12-4, Observation-Disclosures. 81
Don't forget to ask to be shown the white
Damask Cloths, at SL65; and the Huck-a-back
Towels. at loo, or S1.50 per dozen. We have
never offered the equal of either. at their re-
spective prices.
(Second door.)
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BOARDING.

HOTEL wEBsTER SIS 18Th sTREET MONTE
"A west. family re~ort and eiehtseerr' home ceut>r
a al polno Of nserest kssss win board. eL 81 90
CAAUEL HOWARD, CELEBRATED CATknEF
leys. Chisf oook Js6erson Club: has opsnsd 2.,4-r
II Nv ana v prxBnreo nrntclnss Moss a
shortest notice 20 sny psrt q city. ool5-1~s
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il osT-oN SUNDAY, THE 2lsT or oCroBFla A
small breastpln with three garnets ana small
The finder wl lie rewarded By returning u O26 =
Sc
! SToLEN-THE MAN WHO TOOK THE ovfR-
Ccoat from within the Tar Of the supreme Couri u
the United states on Monday will Please return 4 ~
3l.5 - n. ". he the act Of tai ~
II. lie Is well known by the doorkeeIer Oc.,.b:li'
II oST-oN MONDAY. 22D. ON LOUISIANA ArF.
IL bet 9th and 9TH sts, large seal ring. The DIR
v ia receive liberal reward by returning ~ t. NJ
BhAsHEAR. $50 Louisiana ocs3:it.
II osI-sUNDAY MORNING between o AND D. M
II sta. and n h. ave. bracelet made OF small suid
barrels. 1sk. strung sutta IerchA cord. Las.rnl
reward if returned 10 l4ls llth Il ~
osT-ON SUNDAY MORNIso-IN ST JOE rs
IL church. pair Of gold spectAcles In old 49,
ward given returned 10 sO2 Massachusetts
STEAYED-sUNDAY NIGHT IRON ADA Hs'
- Mills. Rock Greek. small young Bay Mare whltish
hind feet: never been shOd lht leather halter sud
strap. hewsrs for return or Information OcS3-sts
STOLEN IRON IN FRONT OF 1870 q ST. NV.
- between 6and O'Clock y m friaay. octobI ~.
tool pouch value siOO OWE" Is. 'fHoNrsox
lsl4 yth 81 nc
Asuitabe reward VIII be paid for information ia.s
will lead 70 recovery Of the machine. Oc22-.f'
in OsI-A YOUNG PARTRIDGE ANSWERS TO
IL the name Of -Bobbie." Return b. 100 IT .nd
receive reward. oc2O-.its
IN osT-oN LAST THURSDAY. A LARGE JTa
IL DOG; answers TO name OF Pun mari OF paant
back. Liberal reward Return b 2l2 18th - ..
W. oc20-A
osT-BLAcK BAR BREAsTPIS, WITH PEARI.
loom SO. fendAn Law Building. ~ aud d o2U-s-
m OsI-A WHITE AND BLACK SETTER GYP IN
Ia Wednesday oct IL had collar, but no name
Return 70 6OI Attn ST. and ect reward oc2O-:li'
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WANTED--BOARD.

MY ANTED-BOARD AND LODGING IN PREsBY-
w terrain or Episcopal family; 6rst-ciass within ten
minutes walk Of Evening Star ofhce Address Box
l49, Evening Star Office. IT
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

L>oR RENT-THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED or
II unfurnished rooms for gentlemen for lsht
housekeeping in northwest. convenient to depart
ments and car lines. Address Mrs. H., Star Office
oc2.S-3ts
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INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs.

INITIAL HANDKERCHIEF
We keep our stock Of initial" Handkerchiefs
complete all the year around. 1t ia = mistaken
idea that they belong only to the holiday season
Two good values the following:
Ladies' Laundered All Linen Hemstitched
Initial Handkerchiefs. letters embroidered by
hand, 4 inch hem, only csc. each
Ladies' Laundered All Linen Hemsttched In.
ttial handkerchief. letters worked By hand, one
inch hem. sheer quality. Only 37>sc. each;
62. 12H per half dozen
These make very presentable birthday and
and anniversary gitts.
ROBES FOR THE RACES.
English shawls in . variety Of light and dark
checks and plaids. especially for carriage robes.
Splendid stock Of Carriage Robes in choice sf-
fects.
Hourth noor)
BLANKETS.
Buying late in the season has given NJ great
price advantage. You also resp the benefit in
buying your blankets here. - the lower We buy
the lower we sell.
Fourth Aoor.)
BUTTONS.
Almost wholesale stock. We buy largely to
buy low. which accounts for the present un-
eQualled bargains In Buttons
Flat Silk Buttons. for tailor-made suits black
and coiora Only loo. per dozsn.
Ball Crochet Buttons in al ooloEs. Only c4c
per dozen.
so gross Metal Buttons good dress dxe, all
colors. Only 15c. for two dozen.
Buttons Of al kinds. colors. and shape2
(Ftnt aoor.)
STAMPING.
We have received An entirely new line Of De.
signs for stamping Tsble-covers. Lambrequins,
Tray Cloths Bureau Scarfs, Doylies. Luncheon
Covers, splashers, Buffet Cover. &c. Also .
very attractive line Of designs in bold effects,
for using the Bargarrsn art thread. heavy siIk
cord, &o Don't buy the old when you can buy
the new.
We DO stamping Of every description prompt
" and cheaply. Second door. front.
(Eecond hoor.)
WASH GOODS.
We have Just opened N excellent line Of Al
lsn.B printa In an attractive variety oe dark
colorinss. in plaid. striped and figured effects.
Colora warranted Only On. per yard
1000 yards choice Navy Blue Psrualss, in
varsity Of small figures and neat stxipss finished
with border for trimming. kc Oolon var.
| rented fast Only l2,So Per yard
Qouxth aoor.l
| RsemDt atssntion sivm toosdsn b man.
WOODWARD LoTHRop.
] ec23 Coe llth end y ~ nv.
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LADIES' WINTER HOSE.

The heavy weights neece-lined and Cashmere
Hose, are al in. More variety than shown any
preceding season. Prices about the same. We
offer Unbleached. Black. and Colored Fleece
lined Hose at 25. 37H. AZ. and Soc per pair.
Extra large sizes in the same hose for stout
ladies. AZ and soc. per pair.
Ladies' Fine Atwood Cashmere Hose, heavy
quality for warmth, yet light in weight. Shades
Black. Gray, Navy. Seal. and Wine so. 62K.
75. S7kc, and 81 per pair.
Childrens Cashmere Hose. plain and ribbed.
double heel and toe. Good values.
(F1rst door; center.)
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SPEcIAL oFFERIN6-ro EMPLOYEES IN STATE
- War and Navy Departments: We will make unis ..rn
suits 10 order az following price, Is Blue ss yer
Cloth sic, ID. Is. Blue Beaver Cloth, sls. COlof I'd
and workmanship guaranteed no sale sThAs-
nIvoRCEs-A GOODRICH. ATToRSEY-AT.Iaw.
LIZA Dearborn Ct, Chicago: sdvice free. tveliiy-
me year, experlence business ouiet, and lee ny
transacted eelb-stu.tnl III
WMwILLIAMs GEow. MoELFREsH. AUTBoR-
w lied Private pessctiye Agency. Communications
promptly attended % and strictly fdrntlsl Ohcs
open al hourA W. WILLIAMS Manager. sxo y ~ ..
my4- Gun
UUeTHs OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
o. vhere nrrt-clAss second Hand Clothing Ca ~
cold ~ rsspecssbie prcss Address OF cal st 6lg -
nv nyl-hp
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-A DwELLING-HoUsE IN PLEASANT
Price about $500. Address JAPAN. Star ONCE No
agentaL oo-S-9e-
HXTANTED-HOUsE IN NORTHWEST SECTION.
w well built plain; new or nearly new; ten OF
. shout $1,000 Address, ~ 0H0s " '" oca3 q:
TzTANTED-FOR CUsTQMER-A MEDIUM:
w sized, gentee, we'll Located Home near one OF
our Catholic churches: cheap for cash . y,
1913 St ocSV-o.
V1T ANTED-WHIIR Our RENTAL BUSINESS Is
w larger than our success IN securing tenants
hss efr with smaller list OF vacant houses than
usual = viii b seen 6 ~ Ss %
dsiiy n our once In stating that those hav
Inc TO rent viii advance their interests ~ pac
n sp Pao PfPrsss' in our hAn0' 'onN COOS.
T7yANTFD-TO PURCHASE FOUR Oh FIVE
uy H SSxs xs Eakf7 Sos iSiS :ts. Sssos
1TT1NTED-A MEDIuM-sIzE HOUSE; AoDlRN
w i1provements; moderste rent; In north or north
west; BY or before November 10 n.vrv osz D. -
WANTED : CHEAP H0gS5s F9S az HOMES IN
reod ioc.sion. zddisss q u. A. stsE ONCE ocaO-st'
V1T1ITED-A MODEM. NEW, HIGHT OR NINE
sS'S se eScis =
WA1ss ..- to sss. s e ss:sSr ! ss.rr,.
III. ID. BAna
uPoRTKR AND TAILOR
ne. ~ honor 70 inform you thss hi HEW GOODS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-01


The Rev. NJ. McGiDnis will preach at St
COLUMBIA church next Sunday morning al
10 80 mass The subject will be Sensual
ISM The public are respectfully invited
to attend and listen TO this able gentleman.
Sunday afternoon a, 2:30, the st Colum.
ba Sunday school will open. The Rev. T. S
Heating will be in charge, and the classes
will be instructed by the young gentlemen Of
the congregation.
The usual Sunday services will he held in
the First NJ. Il. church, conducted by the
pastor, Rev. D. j. Holmes, who returned
yester ay from n weeks attendance at the
Joliet district camp meeting which was held
at New Lenox.
Rev Gilbert Frederick will preach at the
Baptist church tomorrow, both morning and
evening Sunday school meets at II IN. j
Z. Scott, the superintendent, has been alb
sent for two Sundays bnt returns In time
for next Sundays session; and it is hoped
that the interest in the school will continue
to increase during the fall and winter
Young Peoples meeting convenes Al 7 p. m.
Just before the evening service. A cordia
invitation is extended to oil 10 attend these
services, aud especially is the stranger in
vited
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PROFOUNDLY GRATEFUL.
A Prominent Citizen Recon-.
mends the Celebrated OPP.
tician Now Here.

This morning reporter dropped into th' Office Of
MoOney Stead, in Garst Of news, and when about q
depart was detained by Slr. Stead. who said;
81 notice Prof Samues, OF Quincy, Is ia town, and is
stopping at the Clifton. DO you Know that ne IL q
genius and almost uD c 10 per- OrIn uuIduicSF"
The reporter looked at Mr. stead la qucrving man.
ner ana became 70 Interested in the p te
gent enan III I he reQuCstoI him to continue.
"Nell, I'll tell you all about IT, Ten years ago. while
attending college, being "A member OF he sophomore
class my eyes beg 10 fall me exceedingly consult
ed physicians and OCLilrs, used various remedies
sought est and recreation, spent large sums Of money
and eth no release from pain. My eyes were very
weak and the aifctUn began 10 effect my health one
day saw the announcement OF Prot Samucls. That
was about seven years ago and he in his city
went 20 see him more through curl sty than Win the
expectation of finding relief lie gave me close "a
animation. fitting pair of glasses IA me. and avn
pleased to ray cured me- have good eyes to-day
any IA Ottawa and do ~ much VUTk IA any one
sedU have to the glasscs now, and when do II
Is when have an unusual amount of work When
feel strain coming nv eyes the glasses Prof sam
ucs gave me are used. The eye Is strengthened and
continue my work without any delay -
Then you consider the Professor adept In fitting
glasses and able Ia nclp the dstre-sedF
- should say dld.' WARMLY exclaimed the lawyer
HE did wonders for me, and think he can do wonders
for more This statement | give because If the pro
found gratitude entertain for him. And. let tel
you. prOpDs To put In good word for him whenever
the opportunity IL presented -OttdirI journal.
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OTTAWA. Ill. Nov. is, 1850
Prot Samuels: Have tested your glasses both for
distant vision and for pulpit exercises. | most cheer.
fully add my testimony 10 their value They have a
peculiar clea ness and at the time are cooling
nave glasses for many years and have had them
from celebrated opticians but have found any thing
superior, If indeed equal 10 them.
Yours respectfully,
q. II. BARNARD
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OrTAWAILL.. Nov. IA. |

OTTAWA, Ill, Nov. IL, 1850.
Learning that Prof Samuels. of Quincy, H. the Oh.
tcian was In town. obtained pair of ms crystal eye
glasses ! am delighted with them. Indeed, they are
Invaluable. Never have had pair that has given me
80 much comfort. No pain. uneasiuess or burning
ana Just nils want long felt heartily commend the
Professors glasses 10 all persons who stand In need Of
them. JOS. SIOUr NJ ID.
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!'y''s! Glass s!'''s'|''.
Read the following Evidence,
from well known citizens of this
city, which speaks for itself: :.

OTTAWA, Ill, Nov. TO- 1880
To the Public: ! take pleasure in recommending
Prof Samues, who has recently come 10 city, g. all
those who so unfortunate rs 10 need glasses for
their eyes. thorough optican. Persons selecting
glasses for themselves often make mistakes and, al.
though their sight may be aided for time In the end
the eye becomes fatigued which never take place
by the use of glasses scientifically adjusted.
Respectfully yours,
}. {. HATHAWAY.
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Ut WA. III, NUN. 70, TSN.
Prof Samues-Dcar sir: Bel K compelled 10 use
glasses years for reading. have tried a great
many and am very glad 10 say that pC pair You
furnished me are the best have ever USE. can
read without straiing, fatigue pain the eyes for
hours AT time II Is known fact that many eyes are
ruined by the use OF improper glasses, and glass well
fitted to the eye Is blessing We should seek To obtain
Your method fl accomplishing this is 20 be sin.
cerey, and cannot be too highly. recommended. Am
very glad 10 add my own testimony.
Respectfully,
h. W. WEIS, N. d.
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Ais letters of recommendation from Dr. e Hard
wa Prof Henry l.. Botwo "a, formerly of Ottawa
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OTTAWA. Ill, Nov Is, 1880
With pleasure would recommend Prof Samuels rs
an optcan, having tested his skill IN fitting glasses for
myself X. +, DYER, NJ. D.
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AURORA, Ill, Aug. 81, Is O.
Prof Samuels-Dear Sir: Some days since you httad
my eyes with pair Of your glasses. O winch cannot
speak too highly Ny sight was disturbed and one eye
weakened by an accident, In being burned year and "A
half ago. Your glasses remedicd the defect entirely.
and can now read Tor hours without cng tired
think you have thOrougly studied tue eye and are mas
ter of the tuation Yours truly,
l. Il. BRIGHAM, NJ. d.
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AURORA. III. Aug. 80, 1880.
To Whom IL May Concern: take pleasure IN s,y ing
that ! lave used Prof. hdmUcls improved Crysal
Lenses subJectng the 10 the most critical tesls Ivy
ordinary light and artificial light | ind then more
than meeting the ends expected, restul and cooling u
the eye perfectly Gear 10 the vision and In all poets
superior 10 any and all glasses | nave ever worn
IC .ccrully recommend Them TO any person of weak
eycsght, or for any reason obliged 10 aid the uaIura
vision by scientific and artificial hr,ps.
REV y. A PRENTISS
Principal Of the High school.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-10

como la limpieza pdblica y priva
da, la desinfecci6n y saneamiento
de ciertas viviendas que suelen
ser focos de emana clones datiinas,
de este nada decimos, porque to
nemos la seguridad de que nues
tro Alcalde Sc multipiicara en- sc
actividad y provision en- pro de la
hygiene.
Maxine con ell lisonjero prece.
dente de haber visitado & inspec'
cionado, con fruto, hace POGO, una
Comisi6n del Excmo Ayunta-
miento, con tan importante ob
jeto, las casas de esta Ciudad que
en- obsequio de la salubridad pd
blica exigfan aquella vista y
aquella inspection.
Hygiene, mucha hygiene, & in.
cesante y general vacunacl6n
E'to es 10 que ha de defendernos
contra ell enemigo que Sc prepara
a hostilizarnos con desast1oso en-
puje, y que nos hostilizara, en-
efecto, 81 nos descuidamos.
Hygiene, mucha hygiene, & in
cesante = general vacunaci6n!
He aquf Ia corsza de impene
trable acero que HI de resguar
darnos de los tiros de la maldita
cpl lemia variolosa.
Pensemos en- Las innumerable:
desgracias que ha causado eu
|Cuba.
Penacmos en- la mortandad in
mensa que aquf ocasion6 la virue
la bace a!gunos amos, cuando hu
DO que construir un C>menteri,
y un hospital para los variolos os
lTanta era la gente que atAcab'
la viruela y sucumbta!
i iCuantos Iutos entonces!
| lCuintas orfandadesl
iCuantas lagrimas srrancada
4 las familias por la temible epide
J mia variolosal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-10
ivAYA UNOS DATOS!

De una carta que publica ur
peri6dico de Ia Isla, de gu CORES
ponsal X extractamos las siguien
tes frases:
"Nada de politica (bien in
tornado ands el corresponsaI
'Siguen los peri6dicos disparan
dose bolitss de papel en- articulos
kilometricos, que NADIA interesar
ala pros2eridad material de! pais.
(Es seguro que ell corresponsal ha
querido referilse 4 periodicos d.
Ia communion autonomista).
Y continda: "El tema eterno.
Variaciones sobre Ubarri ejecu-
tadaspor los autonamista.; :; (Iyes
to Sc confesa en- un peri6dico au.
tonomists1) y cantatas sobre es-
panoli ,mo por ell cuerpo de coro
con servador intransigente."
Tu diristi. Los autouomistae
POGO mas producer que las mo.
notonas, intempestivas E inJustas
variaciones sobre y contra ell Sr.
Ubarri. lVaya una tareal A
menos, las cantatas sobre espaflo-
lismo, que stribuye aquel al core
conservador, de ago pueden valer,
aunque no sea mas que para arrsi
gar el sentimiento de amor 4 Ia
patria, tan necesario en- los pue.
bios, que han de prosperar.
Es ese Sr. Y un corresponsal
que dice unas cosas
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nomistas que inauia el Sr. USarri,
y 10 resolvi6 ell Sr. Ruiz Dana,
al POGO tempo de haber tornado
ell mando de la Isla. Ell Sr. Uba
rri nj tenfa para que intervenir, nj
ha intervenido, de manera alguna,
en- Ia question, y es SECURE que nj
conocia la marcia del prooedi-
miento. Ell Sr. Ruff Dana sc
basta para gobernar, y es una
afirmaciop, que causa descrelito q
quien la hace, ell decir que ha ha-
bido en- ell asunto mas inhuencias
que las de los datos del proceso
guberna:ivo, Il otra intervention,
que la muy respectable y duica del
gobierno.
En- fin, la causa esta fallada, y
el prurito de desautorlzar la pro
videncia superior SOLO prueba que,
81 hay hombres que no saben go
zar moderadamente de las dichas,
tambien los hay que no saben re-
signarse con ninguna clase de
desventuras.
Es mucho afin de gritar STEM
pre- y on todo. Sc ha dicho que
40 ha habido mas que ua justo;
pues, hay que agregar otro: eI
autononaismo antillane, y son dos
Y no puede haber tribunal, nj su
perior nj inferior, que hsgs algo
que no sea favorable q esos sec.
tarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-10

Dice FL Claeor, con la preten.
sion de ennendarnos la plana:
Gel primer deber del Periods.
ia es ell sentido comdn."
Apk 4uese ell cuento el colega
para 10 su.esivo.
Y no reincidira en- su c&!ebre
disparate del derecAo jurtdico, y
otros mil, que son gala y ornamen
to de su historic periodf,tica.
"Por 10 demas, afade Ell Cla-
NOR, la iutegridad (de la Patria) }
tiene ba'tante con Ia defansa de-
Ejsrcito."
Con todo, no estan de(mas ell be
nemerito Cuerpo de Voluntario|
= todos los demas patriotas que
Sc hallan dispuestos q sacrihcarss
por la integridad de la NAciou, 9
dia en- que esta reclame ell sacrifi
clio.
Ii que dJo ell poeta:
"No es malo que haya de todo."
Aunque rabie quien rabie.
Maxine, viviendo ell DR.. Pas
teur.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-10

fondo, y ALA lejos, muy lejos, el
fgneo rayo temblando con viva re.
fraction sobre las blancas nievea
que cOronan la cresta dc las mon
tafas: he ahf el conjunto que des-
tacabase ante los ojos del viajero.
El vapor "Veracruz segufa
impavido y serene sobre el agitado
mar, y hacfa su primer saludo al
pueblo de "Oomillas y, que como
una silueta aparec1a q Ia falda de
unos cerros. Es para los marinos
espanoles una especie de religion
el recuerdo de Antonio Lopez, y
no puede pasar un barco de la
Trasatlantica por el pueblo de
aquel ilustre marino, sin hacer su
respetuosa venia.
A nuestro paso dejabamos mul.
titud de lanchas pescadoras tripu
ladas por hombres y mujeres que
tendian sus redes de distancia or
distancia, luchando con valor para
veneer el empuje de las corrientes
suspendiendo de vez On cuando sui
tareas para deciruo "Adios " y, agi
tando los pailuelos y cantandonol
las siguientes barcarolas:
| "En la roca de San Pedro
Una lancha naufrag6,
Fu4 rOdando hScia Ia niedra
Y alli mismo Sc estrell6.
Padre e hijo
Que salieron a pescar
Sc quedaron sepultados
En las olas de Ia mar"