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Daily Republican., 1889-04-26

Notwithstanding the enormous fortunea
accumulated through the use OF printers
Ink, large sums of money are annually
wasted in Intellectual and unremuneratve
advertising.
The merits Of q really valuable COM
modify properly portrayed in the columns
OF an influential and widely read news
paper, like the REPUBLICAN will speed
lily become generally known and appre-
ciated while the returns reaped by the ad-
vertlser will be like thoee of the wise hus-
bandmsn who "planted his seed In good
ground, wherein 1t bore fruit and brought
forth, some an hundred fold, some
sixty, some thirty"
The wording OF an advertisement is an
all-important ma ter.
Clearness, attractiveness, brevity and
sincerity must characterize any announce
ment Intended to catch the public eye
and appeal to public confidence. An
advertisement inserted in London Jour
nal few days ago brought instant and
multltudinous replies accompanied by an
almost unlimited supply of bank notes,
simply because 1t touched the chord OF
nature which makes all mankind akin.
Its simple pathos and self-evldent truth
fulness appealed to every heart.
The advertiser sought for a lost rela-
tive, and, giving his name, said: 81 am
an and friendless. My last half crown
lis expended in paying for this nd YER
''tisement. Write me at'-(giving the
address. AS already stated, nearly every
one who read the announcement hastened
to relieve the necessities of the sufferer
real sufferer In this case, though many
swindlee are perpetratsd In the divine
name of charity.
Thus 1t is with really meritorious
commodity of preparation; If It's virtues
be properly and truly set forth In the
pubic press, it's success is prompt and
certain.
On the other hand, the public Is quick
and unerring TO detect deception and
charlatanry; and, accordingly, no amount
of 'putfery" will force vile nostrum
into public esteem and patronage. I'm
told sums have been sunk In vain efforts
10 advertise into popularity so-ealled
medical preparations which did not pos
sess the virtues or properties claimed for
them.
Valuable medicines, however, like
Warmers Safe Cure and Warmers Log
Cabin Sarsaparilla, carry their own best
commentator in their power to cure the
particular diseases for which they are q
specific.
They require no labored panegyric to
convince the people of their power and
efficacy, for they have been tried and
found perfect
Natures remedies, by their own In
trinsic merits have conferred q lasting
boon upon mankind, and they have &C.
cured an envisble reputation ard I'M
limited sale throughout the civilized
world.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26

No one who has seen the crossing at
Walnut street, Newport, where Mr..
and Mrs. Wade and young Lenderman
were killed on Wednesday afternoon,
will deny that 1t is one of the most
dangerous on the I. W. & b. Rail-
road, About one hundred trains pass
this point every twenty.iour hours,
and any one coming down the lane
from the phosphate works cannot see
an approaching north-bound train UNI
Ill 1t is almost up to the crossing
But, Notwithstanding ali this, there Is
no evidence to show that the railroad
company have ever been asked by the
town commissioners or the people Of
Newport to erect safety gate, OF to
station fagman at this very danger.
Gus man-trap to prevent just such ac'
cidents as this. 1t is probable tha
now some precautions Will be taker
for the future. There is another very
dangerous crossing near Alvan Allen
brickyard, where an accident is liabl,
TO happen at any time.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26
NOTEs.


As compliment TO its friends, the
Choral Club will run an excursion to
Philadelphia on next Saturday evening,
the 27th inst, for the purpose of witness
ing tie performance of the Bohemian
Girl" by the American Opera Troupe at
the Academy of Music, Broad and Locust
streets. The club has chartered special
train, which will leave the d. 81 o. depot,
Delaware avenue, at Gas p. M, return
ing alter the performance. The price OF
tickets, including Sl.01 seat In the par
quet is only Sl.3O. Should party OF 20
couples desire private Pullman cal
they will be furnished with one for SIS. 90
extra. Tickets can be procured from any
of the members or by application to vii
mington College OF Music, Arrangement
with street car line have been made Il
meet excursion.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1889.


81 The high license bill has been pass
ed by both branches OF the Legislature
and is now law, although 1t will not
take effect until July l.. consequently
those who take out license at this term
of court will net be affected by Its
provisions. The saloon keepers Of this
city, and all other cities and towns in
ehis State that have a population of
over 5000 will, after this law goes into
effect, be obliged to pay $500, instead
of 800 as at present Druggists will
mot be permitted to sell liquor except
on the prescription of regular prac-
tlcing physician, and even then such
Prescription is only good for one sale.
Retailers OF goods, wares and mer-
chandize, who wish to sell intoxicating
liquors will have to pay 800 for q
license for that purpose.
! One section provides that every per-
son licensed under this act shall keep
his principal place of business so that
passers-by can easily see what is tax.
ing place inside, consequently no
screens, blinds, inside shutters, frosted
glass or other obstruction will be per-
mitted on the windows or doors.
While there are some who oppose this
provision 1t Ii difficult TO see how it
will do any good or any harm, except
by keeping a certain class who are
fond of dram, but do not wish the
fact generally known, from drinking
publicly at the bars. The bill, as far
as can be ascertained, gives general
satisfaction, as it is thought 1t will
have the effect of wedding out at least
some of the smaller groggeries in the
cities.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26

The Street and Sewer Commission
have acted wisely in deciding to pave
Market street from Sixth TO Tenth
with asphaltum blocks, on each side
of the street car tracks, and with Bel.
gian blocks between the track. Elk.
perience has shown that asphaltum is
about the best material that can be OBJ.
tanned for paving the beds of streets,
as it will last for many years If laid
properly at first. In addition to that
It has the advantage of the blocks
lying close together, which prevents
filth and dirt accommodating between
them. A pavement made of this ma
,erial is easily kept clean, and Is al.
most as smooth TO ride over as floor.
II is much cheaper than Belgian
blocks, and the fact that it is as dura-
BILE, is shown by Fifteenth street
between Market and Filbert streets,
Philadelphia, where the blocks were
laid when Broad Street Station was
built, but Notwithstanding the heavy
and constant travel has not rs YET
needed to DO repaired.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26
.DALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule in effect March 10, 1880.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BouND,

TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BouNp.
sExpress trains.
M. sl2 0s, 70 90, IS Os, 10 IL p. IN.
NEW YORK, Sunday, E2l3 a. m, F120S,
s208, IS OF, 10 IL y. IN.
PnILkDELrHIA, week days, H91s, 10,
100 755s g So go. .lO8 II 70 a J NJ 3.
u Il, oS s. S. no s y D. IN m. wv o-' WV
PHMADRLrnrA. sundays, .2lS, 100, 7B'
50 o., 5 10, 9 oS, SO Il, 8 50 so 81 p, m.
CHE.srER, week days 'slS 6lo. ,50o.
90, - 08, 800. $3.50, sos, DO eos, s6li,
;, g e saP,SssYs ,sis go 40 s e.,
WEST HOUND.
BALTIMORE AND " AsHiNaroN, - 30 - a.,
II IS a, m, as, ~ aG, $50, 100. All
daily; JOa. M, 81 Is y. IN. daily. except
CHIcioo AND PITrspuRe $3.50 n. M,
- 80 p. M; both daily.
CINCINNATI and st. Louis. I'll IS q. m.
and - o. D. IN,
s,yqsRLy AceoNNopATIoN, $50 p. m.
IANpEHnEna AccoNNop ALTON. wee <
days, IL 90 II. m, , 10 and s so p. m; sun
Days, . a0a. m. and 20 p. m. -
TEAMS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
For Philadelphia, IS am; and So p.in.
daily, except sunday. For baltimore 10
II. III. daily except sunday. " " Il. m.
Sunday only. For Inndenberg, G ~
a. M. ,ou 10 81 "a q. s m, and 2Sa
on sunday only; 8 80 u. IN. daily.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WllMINGToS.
Daily. ~ ~, Is, 1000, III Is IA. m, 1900
noon. 30, 500, u 10, 80. Is 10, q 50, u 30.
s 10 10 10, II 30 y. m.
Daily, except sunday, $50 and T25 n.
M, Al u, ~ 20 and s 30 p. IN. sunday only,
S 30 n. m.
Telephone No. 1913.
NJ Rates to western points lower than
via any other line.
CO. SCULL. VIM. CLEMENTS,
GenI Pass. Agt, General MANAGER.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26
Constitutional reform is dead in tn

Constitutional reform is dead in this
State for at least two years, and the
responsibility rests upon the Demo
Gratis. The Republicans in accordance
with the promises made last fall were
willing to throw aside all technical
tiles, and call convention with the
vote already taken, but this was oppos
ed by the Democrats, who have now
ehown that all their professions and
promises were unmeaning, and only
made for the purpose OF deceiving the
people. Ii was known from the first
that bill providing for constitu.
tional convention would not be con
Cured IN by the Senate, but the Re
publicans in the House did well to pass
the bill, and thus place them on record.
In the next campaign the people will
know exactly how the two parties
etand, and if they want convention
held, will vote Tor full Republican
Legislature, but if they are satisfied Il
continue on as they have been goinl
for years, will again place the Demo.
Gratis in power.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26

Games played yesterday:
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 5; Chicago, 4.
AtNew York-New York, II; Boston, 10.
At Indianapolis - indianapolis, 4;
Cleveland, 10.
Arkansas City-Kansas City, 10; Louis
vile, 5.
At St, Louis-st. Louis, 10; Cincln-
NATL, 5.
At Bgooklyn-Brooklyn, %; columbus, 0.
EXHIBITION GAMES.
At No Observation-Disclosures, z; Cuban
Giants, Is.
NOTES.
Krock signed with the Chicago yester.
day.
The Athletic and Baltimore and Phila
delphia and Washington games which
were to be played were postponed on &C
count of rain.
Chicago Is after Bastian, the Philudel
phia second basemsn.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26

Don't sneeze, sneeze, hawk, hawk,
spit, blow, and disgust everybody with
your offensive breath. If you have acrid,
watery discharges from the nose and
eyes, throat disease, causing choking
sensations, coughs, ringing noises III
head, splitting, headache and Other
symptoms of nasal catsrrb, remember
that the manufacturers Of DIR. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy offer, in good faith, $500
reward for Il case of catarrh which they
cannot cure. The Remedy is sold by
druggists at only so cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26

One week ago thousands of people
looked toward Oklahoma as q land
flowing with milk and honey, and con
sequently were willing to risk life,
health and everything to be among the
possessors OF 1t. To-day the beautiful
bubble hes burst, and the reality has
Come, consequently many of those
who, week ago, were so anxious to
enter this promised land, are now just
as anxious to flee away from it. In
Atead of the plenty which they ex-
pected TO find, they were confronted
with cold, hunger and thirst. and now
they are as anxious TO leave as they
were to enter. Dispatches from Kan
aas say that the people are fleeing tos
their lives, after having bessd from
seventeen to twenty. tcyaf hours with
= lf lod % water. and no protection
nom the CUIu. purIng one night 1
poured rain, and hundreds OF thes,
poor people were exposed to its pelt
ings. In one sense they were TO b
pitied, as there is no doubt but te
greater number of them are the victim
Of designing spectators, who induch
them to leave comfortable homes I
advance their own ends.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26
WHO MOORISH CARAVAN

WILD MOORISH CARAVAN
with High Priests, Slaves, Arab Horses,
War Weapons, Religious Articles
and Tents Of Animal skins.
Real Wandering TkIBE OF BEDOuINs
Charming Algerian Dancing Girls.
Herds of ELEPHANTS, droves o
CAMELS, Trained ZEBRAS,
Giralies, Ostriches, Doukeys, Goats
Sheep, Ponies, Horses, Etc.
Dwarf Hairy Elephant Riding Bicycle
WIZARDS BLACK TENT,
With 40 Supernatural Living Illusions.
Troupe OF PhenoIns nal ] apanese Exports
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
IIltIsITARv osti, ,Svo

Trains Will leave Wilmington as follow
PhnsdelphlA Iexprsss q S. .slcp rs
So, 40, "a lOU1, IL ~, ii "a II III a, "a. III
i-,sy !, ~, m, ga. 8 ~ % ard 10 10 D, N,
odstion, go, . IS, %. ! 10 10 Is a. A.,
i2 ~ IN 100 &c. az 10 i1bo, IL Is ,, NJ.
s ~; n 81 IL tis. NJ. IL 30. sal, &c 7es. ana
ACCOMMODATION, t.o. ss, 7OA a., ,on
Az q "a "a ~ ~ 4 Z sid . . p. n
IL s. a. W liz Il i h ". ~, n s9; neg,
'6@. JoS " sro 10 40 y. N. ~ ''1.
For West CnesSsr, via Lsrokiu, o 30 end
For Newark (Oeutre) and internsdists eta.
hons. ~ u. NJ. IL bS and q .. NJ.
Baltimore and intermediEts stations. loIsA.
n,i 800 p. NJ and II 10 Night.
Baltimore and Washington, s4a, eN eli,
10 IA, And IL 90 n. IN. =, " 70. - II. IA cas- aai
4, 'sgs, 40 D. m. and ~ ~ Might.
Trains ior Delaware Division leave FOR:
new tAstle, . ". a. n. ~, " S. 2SS, 350,
e .. M, anu " 05 Night,
geoIgetown and Levps, % a. m, IS 80 p. n.
Ssai0rd iexpress), Q 50 p. m. -., ,..
Harrlngt9n, Deleasr, and way stAuons' eS'
EIprsss fcr A Il; ri 20 .. ri. wAI
f XXI & for bower Harrington. and Dali
mar, u c5 Night.
Syprsss snr lspe Charles, Old Point Con.
Tort, and Norfolk, Il e6 Night.
Leave Pnilsdelphia, Brosd street, for VII.
nv, " 20. Il u.s. II 50 a. me-, o. SOL, t9h, sso,
6 ID. b2i, 6I, So, No, a ", ilbI y, n. a,
y. ~. ga SIS Ioos IO4a. aud II IS .. y.
Trains marked thus 81 arc lislttsd expires
rppn which eEtra 'Ars is cnArged.
s ssasrs E ES General fs.. wSop ct
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26
CONS IVA:
PARNKx,s GINGER TONIC
s75.@ to $3.50 90 MONTH ;, I! Gan be

US. Agents preferred who can fur
nish Il horse and give their whole time
probably cmploycd also. A few Vacan-
cies in towns and cities. H. +. JOHN
son * Co, 1909 Main Street, Richmond,
Va, y. E-Lndie- employed also. Never
mind about sending staInps for reply.
Come quick. Yours for liz. b. +. j. &
Co. nJ-dOnI,wod
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26

The House More Bsauti-
full,
Crystal and Art Rooms,
Duck Pond, Lawn Scenes,
and other features Of the
Easter Occasion can be seen
for yet q few days.
a5c Zebhyv GingAa0ss, ISe.
Brand new. In twenty
handsome stripes, mostly
clusters. They carry the
flag of Bingham quality Into
the lowest price camp such
stuffs ever reached.
We have finer Glnghams,
of course, and handsomer,
but you'll pay double or
more for them. These Zeph-
yrs are o manufacturing as
well as a trade triumph.
America is so close on the
heels Of Scotland that you'll
look again and again before
You'll know which is which
in Gipghsms-except by the
pice tickets.
Northeast of centre.
Cream Dress Stuffs. Just
a skImming, 10 every weave
and weight that Creams
ought to be we have them.
Half a dozen as they come:
Cream Nuns Yelling
SO ill.,, soc; A in., 75c and 81.
Cream Hemstitchcd Nuns Yelling
40 in, T5c, II and Sl.25.
Cream Serge
IS in, zoe; 40 ill.,, Go and 75c; 4G in,
Zoe.
Cream Albatrose-
81 in, 87lac and SOC; 10 in, &C and
75c
Cream Batiste-
IS ill.,, soc.
Cream Cashmere
"a in, 3714c; 50 in, so AMI Coo. 4s in
Toe.
Near Centre of the store.
Wonderfully fine and pref.
ty aIl-wool Challis st 37!c.
Twenty-Five or thirty nea',
modest styles. ChalIls OF all
sorts were never lovelier, but
these 81 centers are nearer
to the top in every way than
we ever before saw them.
The finest ChalIls go and
6oe) in heaps, like foamy
pillows color-spsttered with
beauty shapes.
Southwest of centre.
Holly Tree Cambria at
10; is like giving you three
or four cents with every
yard you buy.
Northeast of centre.
We have JUST come by
some extra fine patent
leather Oxford Ties for
women. Made tora leading
New York houae to sell al
81. You shall haze them a.
81 Hand welt, handatioh.
ed, tipped, Plccadilly last
Trim enough and graceful
enough for any modern Gin
derella.
AA to ID; sizes z to 6
You'll have one regret
they're SO few.
Seasonable Shoes OF al
sorts coming 10 all the time
Market street front, west of Main Aisle.
The hall acre off ockeg an,
, desk thiags and uonse pref.
tiers at the ] niper ant
Market street corners
tughtn't to be skipped. Z
+ Il..le woili of big littl
), things. And a good shar
! Of the world is repreaente
on those counters.
You'd hardly find NOR
E Jap things 10 a Toxic shop
:, Scissors and Pocket Cutler
!, till your mind trips over tn
I sorts. By the way, the about
i half price Pocket Knive:
t. 1920 and $50, haven't quit
IF reached a wind-up.
o School Helps by the my
\, N raid.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26

The House More Bsauti-
full,
Crystal and Art Rooms,
Duck Pond, Lawn Scenes,
and other features OF the
Easter Occasion can be seen
for yet q few days.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26

fine and medium quality footwear; prices
lowest in town, at Babcock's, 206 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26
Cream Dress Stuffs. Just
a skImming, 10 every weave
and weight that Creams
ought to be we have them.
Half a dozen as they come:

Cream Nuns Yelling
SO ill.,, soc; A in., 75c and 81.
Cream Hemstitchcd MINIS Yelling
40 in., T5c, II and Bis.
Cream Serge
IS in, zoe; 40 ill.,, Go and zoe; 46 in,
Zoe.
Cream Albatrose-
81 in., 81 &C and SOC; 10 in, &C and
75c.
Cream Batiste-
IS ill.,, soc.
Cream Cashmere
"a in, 371sc; 80 in, so AMI Coo. Al in
Toe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-01-29

chos que hoy NOS combaten. los
veremos, en- no lejana epoca, en-
nuestras filas.
Y hssta este consejo sc permite
darnos El CriteriO:
"Antes de ordenar Gel BoLE
TINY el sepelio de un cad4ver ell
del autonomismo) pruebe con un
aparato electrico para cercicrarse
81 esta muerto completamente, 4
apKquele un espejo q la naris
8 al dido, teniendo cuidado de que
81 muerto no abra la boca y lie
parta la ore]a.'
lToma, tomal lVaya una sa
Ida de pie de bancol Y el au-
tor tan desahogado, Gre, endose
que nos he asombrado con un pro.
digio de ciencia infasa!
Algo menos necesito el incon-
dicionalismo para dejar pernique-
braio al autonomismo. Esto es
notorio.
No 90 preocupe tanto El Cri
tsriO por Ia hazafia de que juzgA
capaz al cad&ver de marras. Nues
ira oreja no se ha hecho para que
nos Ia parta el.
No 10 pudo hacer cuando vivfs
y IL echabs de Hercules, y me-
nos podria hAcerlo cuando "a es
I'd convertible en- momia.
Entire tanto, bueno ser& que ese
gran pugil que to llama autono
misro, , que, segdn sus 6rganos,
Sc halla ahito de triunfos y de
proesas y nos tiene confusos y
atemoEizados; bueno sera, deci.
mos, que entire tanto, y" "para su
regslo," go applique el snvictO y
terrible autonomismo Ia siguiente
segoidllla que hallamos en- un CO.
lega de- Madrid;
"Ousndo 4 mi me acomoda
Rondar tn calle,
Nj me asustan los hombres
Nj temoA nadie.
Pues hay muy pocoS
Que en- IN spuro corran
Lo que 20 corro."
Diganlo, 81 no, cisrtos sucesos
de q tualidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-01-29
UN A CARTA.

El nuevo sefior Administrator
General de Comunicaciones, dor
Domingo Ayuso, nos ha favoreei
do con una atenta carta en- Ia
cual nos expresa los loables pro-
p6sitos que le amman por ell ma
yor perfeccionamiento de aqueI
importa0tisimo ramo encargsdo q
su jefAturs, y la conviction de
que la prepsa en- general, y el Bo
LETN en- particular, cooperar& cor
sus luces 8 indicaciones q la rea.
lizaci6p de tan plausibles aspira.
clones.
Por nuestra parte--y creemos
que 10 propio sucedera con los
demas colegas-podemos Asegu.
rar al seflor Ayuso que no cuen.
to en- vano con nnestra coopera-
ci6n para los mencionados fines.
Y agradeciendo al sefior Jefe
de Comunicaciones ell acto de de.
fsrencia que ha puesto Ia plums
en- nuestras m&nos, deseamosle Ell
mas cumplido Gxito en- su ges.
ti6n al frente de los Correos y
Telegrafos de Ia provin:is.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-01-29

C6digo Civil esp fol relacion a do
con las leyes vigentes, ' anotado
por Don Donisio Doblado, abo.
gado; hallsse de venta On esta casa
tan importsnte obra;
Erratas.-Algunas, que seguta-
mente 90 habr& adelantado { sub.
sanar el buen juicio del lector, se
deslizaron On el artfculo-replica, in
serto en- el ndmero anterior Y SOS
critic por I'm Vecino, de Oayey.
En el apartado 81 debe leetse
Empezaremos por manifestar in.
genuamente la sorptesa que no.
causa el hecho ETC., en- vez de "Rm.
pezaremos por rmaRifestar ingent1a
mente ell hecho. En- e1 mismc
apartado; Z: columna de la plaDa
q linea, debe leerse Sentimo.
habernos equivocado; porque M
sabremos, en- adelante, cuando lea
mos un Real Decreto, 81 hemos d.
rendirle ell respeto debido, Y Il
cooperation Unconditional. etU
z en- el apartado 7e, Inca 2S, .,
dice "nuevos ojos On lugar d,
dscis "buenoa ojoss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-01-29
:. {. |. En- V[GI-BlJl.

La rdahana del sadadn, rs del
que cursa, dejara por muchos amos
gratisimos recuerdos en- esta culta
y reljgiosa Villa.
Serian las ocho de Ia mahana,
cuando el alegre clamoreo de las
campanas pus0 en- m0vimiehto &
estos habitantes. IQoe ocurrfa I
La 1glesia Oat6lica, cuyo pr6ximo
entierro estan prefetizando & todas
horas aus eternoa enemigos, verifi-
caba una de sus mas imponentes
| y tfascendentales ceremonies F.; el
celoso Pastor entraba en- este apris-
to q visitar 4 sus ovejss; +; ell Padre
amoroso { yer & sus amados hiios
el Excmo Sr Obispo llegaba q visi-
tar esta parroQuia.
| Pocas veces, ningdn Prelado nj
Gobernador General ha sido obieto
entire nosotros de tan seiialadas
muestras de respeto, de amor y
consideration. Siete carrusjes '
gran ndmero de jinetes tormaban
el s6quito del ilustre huesped ; las
GALES = BALCONIES del trAnsito ha.
llabanse stestados de espectadores,
que deaeaban yer al Pfelado Y reci.
bir sus beDdiciones. LEGO este al
hermosisimo tempo que lnajestuo-
30 sc destaca en- medic de Ia plaza,
y era de yer como Sc hallaba ates.
tado de todas las classes de nuestra
sociedad, sobresaliendo entire ls
multitud una piegade de lindas J
elegantes j6venes, que, conocedo.
ras de su propio inter6s, hanse AGO
gido bsjo eI poderOso manto de il
Madre de Dos: me reflero 6 lal
"Hjas de Maria" y, por las que tan
tOinter9s 80 toma nuestro venerable
Pastor, y en- cuya institution pia
; dosa We IN poderoso sost6n qu'
Dios ha enviado a su 1glesia 81
estos aciagos tiempos de indiferen
cia religiosa 6 impias y antisocia
les propsgandas.
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to la atenci6n las numerosas nina
de las dos Escuelas que tan scer
tadamente dlrigen las diguas Pro
, fesoras sonora Lajs y sei1orita Ruiz
cuyas educandas, 10 mismo que Ia
que componen la piadosa y simpA
tica Asociaci6n arriba mencionads
tenlan On sus manOs preciosos ra
. milletes de galsnas flores; y&me
dids que ell reverendisimo Prelad
entraba en- el temple, accompanied
de diez sacerdotes, que msjestuosa
mente cantaban el "Sacerdos e
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3 braban de flores ell suelo por dond
!. habia de pasar 8. 3 I, cuyo sen
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!, traba Garlic, consideration y re-
!Ipete al ehviado de Nuestro SeAt
, Jesucristo. Los no fnenos digns
!. Profesores, seiores Becerra Y Ac'
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