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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09
A WOMAN'S ANS WEIR.

You ask my hand to-day, and, bending near
Your ewes meet mine; i hear your words
that burn,
But with my hand goes all hold most dear
What have you, then, TO offer in returnS
You say you love me- Men have loved be-
fore.
But not like your Ali you are not the
Shall il be yes or "noy" I'll think 1t DER,
For by that word our lives are blessed or
cursed
You offer bonds and titles. gold and lands.
Whisper of all they buy of friends and
IT'S insult Higher things my life demands
Before share the honor of your name.
Say you my talk is idle-heart is chillY
Stop, stop, my friend, turn not so cold
away;
Bear with me for a moment II you will,
And briefly hear the words have to say.
Like must wed like or life die out in pain;
BY mutual growth our natures must ex-
pand
/ cannot choose the hill and you the plain.
We two must so together hand in hand.
| cannot dwarf my mind My soul aspires
could not stay and In the valley sing
To Won far heights, where glow celestial fires
You. too, must soar, and match me wing
for wing.
This Is my answer read Il plain and straight,
Offer no word of love- no mute caress;
II your soul claims me as its kindred mate
Close TO your heart I'll rapturous whisper
"Yesv'
But II II does not come not to my side;
But heed my words, my friend, and turn
and go.
Lest, touched my soorn and reused my woman
pride,
There's but one answer to your question:
Nor
Harriet Mabel Spalding in Chicago Herald.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09
WARDING OFF DEATH.
A Method by Which Asphyxiatet
Persons Nav BE Resuscitateu


Persons May Be Resuscitated.
Col. Henry Elsdale, of the royal
engineers, claims to have discovered a
certain and rapid means of resuscitating
persons from the effects of suffocatlon,
says the London Chronicle. A sapper
among the men under his command
at Chatham was one day found en-
veloped in the folds Of a half-empty
war balloon. The coal gas with which
ii had beer inflated had suffocated him,
and to all appearances he was dead
man. But efforts were made to restore
him, though the pulSelesS heart and
cadaverouS face of the man gave no en-
enlargement to perseVere. In q mo-
ment OF something like inspiration it
occurred to Col. Elsdale to send for
some tubes of compressed oxygen which
had been prepared for the OXyhydrogen
light.
This pure oxygen, at a very high
pressure, was hurriedly conveyed to the
mouth of the PROSTATE sapper by means
OF inserting the nozzle of the valve be-
tween his teeth and the supply was
"gently turned ON to the smallest eX-
tent The effect was absolutely inStan
taneous. In an instant he opened his
teeth. In short, the sapper not only
thoroughly revived within a few min
utes, but in half an hour walked away
quite well to the barracks and refused
TO go to the military hospital. as was
suggested by his commanding officer.
OF course the objection will be raised
that everybody has not tubes of pure
oxygen at high pressure in readiness to
apply to such cases. Happily oxygen
in quantities as large as those admin
istered is not needed, and it can DE
stored 'ln small, strong bottles made of
the finest steel, with valve giving an
absolute hermetic seal" These vessels
may be as small as soda water bottle,
and may be made part of the medical
stock of every doctor. Oxygen at any
degree of compression required can. i'll
fact, now be obtained, and the whole
apparatus for restoring vitality can be
packed in small box quite portable.
What possibilities may not such dis
c0very as that to which we have drawn.
attention involvel 1t is equally avail
able, we are assured, for those persons
who have been asphyXiated by choke
damp in coal mines, or by or
binary coal gas. People appar-
emily drowned, and those insensible
from long exposure i'll the rigging of
ship, might also be saved from an I'M
timely end by what Col. Elsdale calls
"a dose of oxygen" 1t would properly
be invaluable, too, in cases OF sutfoca-
ton from the fumes of charcoal, or in
cases where chloroform had operated
inJuriously on weak heart, Such
discovery should at once occupy the
attention of the Royal College of Physi-
clans. with a view of ascertaining
whether Col. ElSdale has overrated the
beneticent effects to be anticipated from
the administration of pure oxygen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09
AROUND THE LAKE.

Ellis BtXby and family Of Minneapolis.
nrc spending the summer with his father l..
4. BiNby. AT the Williams cottage at Excel
sior BiNby'S Mount Pleasant cottage iSfor
n few weeks la possession of Kansas city
party Of seven. consisting OF Col. Hnllock
Thomas $ Ridge and their relatives Miss
May Maddox. of Minneapolis. has been The
gucst of Miss BiNby. aud Misses Nellie and
Lille Narney. of Highland Park, Mmncap
oils, VIII be her guests next week.
Father Christie. of Minneapolis celebrates
mass nthe parlorS of Lake Park hotel every
Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock. His ser.
mon last sunday was especially eloquent.
Musical features of the service tomorrow
will De contributed by Miss Agile Fay, on
the organ. and by Master Eugene Nolan only
ten years of age, one of the most lncnied
boy NislnistS In the country.
The regular Friday evening cuchre pnrty
at the sampson house was put OF 10 Tuesday
OF last week. Seven tables were filled and
the prizes were divided as follows: Head
prizes souvenir spoon, Mrs. w. L. Camp
aud silvermatch safe, j. T. llnSsel ST.; foot
prizes. ash pan and bell, W. L. Camp and
Miss Ella sampson.
Prof Charles L. SHIRLEY. we'll known as an
expert performer upon the banjo, guitar
mandolin and Either. is spending The sum
mer nj Lake Park hotel, ana many evenings
have already been made bright and pleasant
for those who have heard his delightful
music
Al itolel lRl0Nctlc thursday evening a
novel entertainment styled "Soree magiQue"
was largely attended by laee dwellers and
city people. Frederick L. Bancroft, of ST
Paul. furnished the legerdemaiu features
which. for an amateur. were well performed
An interesting sight on Wednesday rat
Hazer's Norlh0me bathing house was James
Gray, Of the Minneapolis Times. dressed in Il
balmoral suit, attempting TO dive in sixteen
inches of water and advising the children
not 10 so ont where IL was deep
ID. {. Bell, OF Minneapolis will give his
stereopucon lecture entitled From Dan TO
Beersheba on Horseback" at the Congrega-
tional church NJ Excelsior Wednesday even
ing, Aug. - II is for the benefit Of the Y. p
5. c. +.
Friday, Aug. Is, Westminster Sunday school
and church will picnic nj Zumbra Heights
The trip will be made via the Great Northern
railway and City OF 81. Louis.
The next annual meeting of the Minnesota
and Winnipeg Rowing association, non hold
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09

ing their annual regatta at Winnipeg. Man.
will be held ut Lake Minnetonkn. The date
will be fixed upon by the president next
spring.
One of the plcasantest features Of entertain
mcnt offered at Hotel ST. Louis last week was
the japanese german given on Thursday
evening. Twenty-siX couples took part.
A. A. Eiehhorn and family manage 10 get n
goody amount Of lake pleasure AZ their Lin
wood cottage.
The Milwaukee shop employees held a pic
ME al Northome yesterday.
j. Il. Cook and fnmily are being entertained
by VI. 5. Benton and wife
Hope chapel mission school "had picnic"
at Northome, wednesday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09

Guaranty Loan company's building,
rated at the same cost. Lake MINNIE
tonka. twelve miles long, but said to
have go mile OF actual coast line $50 ir-
regular are its outlines.) is beyond. that
is west of Minneapolis. Each city is
about ten miles long. and single street
car fare with transfers will carry one
through either city, or the entire
twenty miles through both towns for
txvn niekaIa
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09
No More Enterprising City.

Columbia MOD HeraIu.
st. Paul, capital of the splendid COM
monwealth of Minnesota, entertained
its thousand guests In hospitable fash
ion. The royal purple badge, which
each delegate wore, served as passport
to Minnesota homes aud hearts. Social
attentions were lavished upon the Wis
itors and even the weather was ar
ranged for tle comfort and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09
salmon Catch in Cold Winters.

Lewiston journal.
A Waldo county fisherman says that
this old-fashioned winter will result in
a large catch of salmon. Why? Well. he
says that when we have an open win
ter the salmon are near shore. and 20 up
the rivers before the season opens. max
ing poor fishing for them along the coast.
In cold WINTER the salmon go into
deep water and are longer getting back.
That gives the coast fishermen a chance
TO catch the beauties before they get up
river
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09
/ WISH WOMEN WOULDN'T

Wear reds and other hot colors in July
and August when they would be so
pretty and appropriate in the fall.
Go without gloves for the purpose of
displaying diamond rings TO the passen-
gers in the street cars.
Crowd in bunch around ticket win
dow instead OF getting into line.
Ask what time the $3.50 train starts.
Get Off car facing backwards.
Kiss each other in the street.
Talk about "wOman's curiosity" or
"woman'S loQuacitY' before men.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09

The Minnesota Loan and Trust Co.
Allows > per cent interest on six
months deposits.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09
THE OLD, OLD STORY.

merchant bent on economiZing,
Decided 10 cut of his advertising.
IL.
at costs me ten thousand year." he said,
"And I'll come out just that much ahead"
Ill.
His lad" appeared in the papers no moro;
Ills customers went 10 an advertised" store
".
His business unheard OF, ran steadily down.
And now there is one merchant less In the
town.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09
MINNEAPOLIS SOCIAL.
Neglige Shirts. Dancing Upon
the PROSTATE Forms
of Dress Suits.
Society Sits and Fans Itself
and Longs for an
Iceberg.
Not Enough Activity to Dis
turb Even the Real
Estate Market.
Around the Lake UncOn-
ventional Attire Is
de RigueuP.

Society people run TO clothes. as a
rule. Last week they ran from clothes.
They got rid of all they could. The
statuesQue leader of a German couldn't
have been distinguished from the pre-
siding officer of the button counter in a
department store. Flannel shirts. straw
hats, no vests there you are. Nothing
TO do but attempt TO keep cool. IL by
any chance there was something that
needed doing. il wasn't done. Nobody
had any use Tor anything but fans and
trapped drinks.
II week before last was quiet in
Flour City social circles. last week was
but the echo OF a profound silence. And
il was almost rs bad at the lake as IN
town. 10 be sure, the regular events
were scheduled for the hotels, and were
brought off, but not with unusual eclat.
There is, however. one advantage I'm
living at the lake during period OF
universal sWelter. One doesn't have TO
be conventional in dress. The more
unconventional the garb the better.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09
Get off a ear facing backwards.

Ask what time the $3.50 train starts.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09

Kiss each other in the street.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19
oTRA EN- PRosA ODE JUANA-D1Az)
Mefst6eEes.


Mi album esta vaciO quierO hacer mi de-
but fotografico para sacar una copia que le
sirva do pOrtada. H6la aquf, lectOr
Son sus cabellos negrOs como 81 corazon
del 6bano y constituyen uno de los encantoS
que mas realzan Su angelical belleZa, Sus &C.
jas finas como ell terciOpelO, parecen debiles
pinceladaS de un suave OScurO que velan los
hilOS de azabache que crcundan sus arrebata-
dores ojos. r.. hemOS llegado la parte
mas importante en- que necesitO inspirarme
para dibujar palidamente tan hechiceras y bri-
lantes piedras, negras como las prUfundida-
des del mar, refulgentes como Ia misma luz,
expresivas como las dulces armUniaS de la
mdsica que en- cada nirada que 0s dedican,
lectOr, encontraras un tesorO de prOmesas.
Tiene unos labios que SO hace diflcil COM
parar pero que me atrevO deinir por un ar
tistico broche de rubf. La perfecta y delicAda
redondez de su cuello es 10 mas sublime que
SO puede concebir denuncia una hermosura
capaz de hacer latir dc amor al corazon mas
insensible.
Su cintura es suticiente para poder COM
petir con la apuesta palmera que On ell bello
plado mueve sus ramas impulse de las brisas
matinales. Els de pies diminutOs : estatura
pequena pero de modales tan graciUsos, que
cualquiera dirfa que naci0 en- la TERRA de Ma
ria Z092tlgiMa0.
Aqui va la Ultima pinCelada eS tocaya dc
un arcangel muy cOnOcido; hiia de Tn dlstln-
guido licenciadO, Y Yive On la Gale del Conner
clio frente al boulevard-BOWt01ger
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19

EntOnCeS viva 20 en- una calleiuela
que sin duda no cOnOceis, on Ia calle de
Lesdigui6res: tiene su principle en- la Ca
lie dc San Antonio, frente una fuente al
lado de la plaza della Bastilla, Y desembo-
ca en- la Gale de la Cerisaie.
El amer & la ciencia me habia arIin-
cOnadO en- una bohardilla dOnde trabaiaba
durante la noche, Y pasaba el dia on una
biblioteca vecina, la de Monsieur.
Yo viva frugalmente, habia aceptado
tOdas las condolences de la vida monastica,
tan necesaria los trabajadores. CuandO
hacia buen tempo, me paseaba apenas por
81 boulevard Bourbon.
Una sola passion me arrastraba fuera
de mis- habitos estudios0s pero no era
estudiar aIln Iba 4 observar las costun-
bres del arrabal, sus habltantes sus ca
ract6res.
Tan NAL vestido como los obreros, in
diferente al decoro, no les ponia en- guar
dia contra mi; pOdia mezclaTme en- sus
grupoS, verles ceTrar isus tratOs, Y dispu-
tar la hOra que abandOnan ell trabajo.
En- mi la observation SO habia va he
chO intuitiva, penetraba en- el alma sin
deScuidar ell cuerpo; mas bien so apode-
raba con tai perfection de los detalles ex-
teTiOreS, que al mOmento pasaba mas ALA;
la observation me daba la facultad de vi
da del individuO en- la cual Sc ejercitaba,
permiti6ndOme sustituirle como ell derVis
de las Nil y una AOcbeS tOmaba el cuerpo
el alma de las persOnas sobro las cUales
prOnnnCiaba CieEtas palahTaR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19

Ha vuelto presentarse con insistencia
an esta redaccion 81 titulado D. Jose Domingo
Bustamante de Borb6n, Daban Laso CO Mont
pensier, Obispo dc Cabaleria de Marina terres-
ire, etc, etc. Su afan es que Je h0g0maos JUS
ticiG, pues los autonomistas masones (dice),
Orc que poseia Y otras cruces Y efectos CANA
dos en- el campo dc batalla. Qu6iase tambi6n
de que 81 BancO de esta Capital le niegue dos
cientos pico de millones que es en- deberle,
asi como el pago de un giro de Constantinopla,
quiere que por nuestro conductO 10 sepa
el Tribunal PonrificiO. El Sr. de Bustamante
Borbon Etc6tera, nos ha manifestado haber
heredadO recientemente on la isla de Santa
Elena unos cuantOs millones de chivos, vacas
y otras sabandijas (paabras textuales) que
partira con nOsotrOs 81 le ayudamos salir con
bien de entire los tribunales
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19

CuandO, entire once Y dOce de la no.
che, encOntraba un ObrerO su mujer que
regresaban juntos del Ambigu-Co -Comique,
me divertia On seguirles desde ell bouIe-
ward del POnt-aux-C -Chouy hasta 81 bOule-
ward Beau-marchais.
Aquella bravo gente hablaba primero
de la Obra que habia Visto ejecutar; ense-
guida pasaban sus asuntos particulares :;
la madre tiraba de Ia mano de su hijo sin
OR suS quejas nj sus preguntas; los dos
espOsOs cOntaban el dinerO que cobrarian
al dia siguiente, ylo gastaEande mil modOs
diferentes.
ALI, los detalles domeSticos las que
jas sobre ell precio excessive de las pata-
taS, 8 sObro la lafga duraci6n del inviernO
y ell encarecimiento de las tortas, las ex-
plicaClOnes en6rgicas acerca de 10 que Sc
debia al panadero, las discusiones, en- fin,
que SO enconaban, y On las cuales cada
uno de ellos desplegaba su caracter en-
dichos picaresc0s.
AL OR q aQuellas gentes, 20 pOdia unir
.mi-Vida con la suya, seRtia sus andrajos
sobre mi espalda, andaba con los pies me-
tidos en- Sus zapatOs rO5Os sus deseos, suS
necesidades, todO pasaba mi alma, mi
alma pasaba dentro de la suya.
Aquello era Ell sneno de uu hombre
despierto.
Me acalOraba con ellos contra los ca
palaces queen 81 taller les tiranizaban, S
contra los malos parr0quianos que les
obligahan q hacer muehos viajes sin pa
aarlaa
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sECCION DE ANUNCIos
HaCUNaCTOH

Ell vi6rnes 90 del actual dc 8 10 de Ia ma
mana Sc vacunara por 81 doctor Elias directa-
mente de la ternera, en- el piso halo de la casa
Ayuntamiento de esta Capital entrando por la
calle de la Luna.
Precio: por cada persona 50, Y el sabado
81 de este mismO mes, en- las citadas horas ell
dichO sitiO efectuara la Vacunaci0n gratuita a
las personas pobres que SO presenter con una
papeleta fir.nada y seIlaia pOr ell Celador Mu-
nicipal de cada Barrio espresando 81 nOmbre
del padre madre ademas la Gale numero
de sll dOmiciO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19

Two efecto anoche ante un publico nume-
rosisimo la representation de la preciosa Ear
zuela de gran aparato, letra de LARA mdsica
de Barbieri, titulada SWe150S de ORC.
La Interpretation de la Obrl no dej6 NADIA
que desear, SO distinguieron mucho en- ella
las Sras. Celimendi, Cuevillas SAM, = los sres.
Palou, Gutierrez Fernandez, que pedir de
boca desempenaron sus papeles respeetivOs.
Los cOros Y la orquesta, muy buenos razon por
IA cual el publico no ces0 de tributaries todos
Sus aplausos.
Gustaron mucho las decoraciones, los ira
jes lujosisimos Y los cuadros plasticos del final
de los actOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19
LA FLOR DE PUERro-R1oo

Fabrica de T'0bacos CigdrrilEos elabora-
dos con las mejOres hojas de Comerfo, Ia Plata
= Hahana.
El dueno tie este nuevO establecimiento
cuenta con l6 amos de practca en- las mejores
fabricas de Ia Habana, en- donde adquiri0 los
Nccasarios conocimentos de Ia industria.
Sc ofrece al publico en- general I'm variado
surtido de TABAC0S DE T0DAS CLASSES vi
toas, para cuyo efecto tiene entendiios opera
rios. Una; vista La FLOR DE PUERTO
RICO, Gale de la Cruz nGnerO 81 y Quedaran
crjb0HO. 1916.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19
AYXSO.

Tengo q placer dc poner en- conocimento
dc mi clientela que estOy dc regresO del Viaie
que por asuntos particulares tuve que hacer =
PuertO-P Plata aprovechando esta oportunidad
para, como siempre, ponerme a las orde e IS de
este ilustradO publicO en- general, y de mi sami-
Cos en- particular Emmanuel MOntai1eg Lane.
San Sebastian, ndmero 43.-Puerto- Rico, Fe-
brero l6 de 1891. 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19
ENTRADAS

DE Liverpool escala. vapor espanol /" Sa-
Garnlna de 1855 toneladas, capitan Bengoas S.
de Ezquiaga, eaco mgestras, id habas, ideu
habichuelas. Mendizabal CO., l cj teiido. vi
liar Fabian, IS fds 42 els tejido Azpurua ' co,
fds tejidO. M. Roman y CO., Ia aids tubos Sc,
ira y c0, 40 cjs quesOs. F. Arrabal co., cj te
Hernaiz co, fdO tejido. Vicente co, $50 cjs
quesos. chavarri y co, 81 tejidOS. Armas Ji-
menez, 10 els latas L. Duplace, cjs hilo j.
MatienzO, cascOs pintura, 2 id ferreterfa. Trigo
Hermane, 218 81 harinG j. NJ. IsquierdO v CO,
20 'cjs conservas. Gonzalez Alfonso, 6ultos
maquinara. A Lynn, Scjs papel Font Vidal,
fds teJIdos.. Vijande CO., 21S u harina. Uria
La Orden V D 18 cjs tejidOs. x so els ouesos
A 5I3 vino. o i cj embutidos.
DE Halifax, gOl ing 'Gerardine, p de 159 to-
neiadas cap Goodwin l.. Villamil : CO., 1858 cas-
COS, 122 cjs, 35I2 id, 100 tambores bacalao, lO9
cascOs Cajas pescOda, 174 brls arenques Is tinak
macarelas, 1877 tablas maderas.
DE Liverpool esCalas, vap cap "Leonorar
S. de Esquiaga, con carga de transito.
Vaperes que se aguaxdan:
Puerto -RiQueiaO, sali6 dc Hamburgo ell %.
-LGrr5nGgG, sali0 el dc Liverpool, ,-MGpue-
la, llegara del 90 al 81. - ReinG Mercedes, lle-
CARA do Venezuela hacia el 22.-Teracrus, sa-
li0 de Cadiz el 10.
Mercedes de Ia Isla
PONCE
Como aver.
AgstcGT.-Buena demanda.
RetnO comun So $3-O5
Consume idem 1926 3-3O
Centrifugada q a $4-2O 1926.
CGfe.-AnimadO 81 mercgdo.
COriente cubaCO $243 q 25
Machacado $25 $254.
Hacienda superior $3.50 $26.
,CGnebi0S.-
Londres so dias, limitada deman-
da $5-774 a $50.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19

gibebra Sd parties iguales, secandolo luego bien
con una franela.
t4T CgSGS que Sc YecOnsie9sdG9s :--EL BUEN
GUSTO, unO de los mejOres salones dc barbe-
ria peluqueria de la Capital.
Py0pietGr5o J. Apellaniz, San Justo, nd-
nero 16.--PeTfumeria extra superior. Sc admi-
ten abonados.- -Esmero = limpieza
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19

Frescos son sus labios rOjos,
De perlas suls dientes bellos.
Tan esbelta como hermosa,
Amable como bonita,
Mas que crecida, chiQuita,
I sobre todO graciosa.
Su nombre es diminutivo
Del dc una santa del -. cielo,
Y Su S0nrlSa es anhelo
Del que ojos tiene y es hombre.
Vive on la Gale de Cruz
Cerca del Gallo de OTO,
Y es ioven & la que adore
Mas que al astro que da luz.
Metst6feEes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19
PROBLEMA

Un individuo le da & su cocinera 20 reales
para que cuando vaya la plaza le compre 90
aves; entire gallos, gallinas Y polIos, pero con
la condicion que habian de costar los galIos
reales, las gallinas ] real = los pollos q dos
por medic; Sc desea saber cuantos galos, ga
linas y pollos han de ser.
n p AVSZeS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19

sres. C. y L. Guayama.-SupIicO que me di-
ga como van los cObros y ventas
Don E. N. Rio-piedras.-- -Recibidas sus dos
atentas de aver. Gracias por la entr9gaa la indi-
gente Carmen Colon Hoy van GO n6meros. Del
dia al Is SIS 35.
Sres. r. 6 l. Luquillo.-COnforme con su gra
ia del IT,. Varios han preguntado pOr maderas =
les he dadO instrucciones. SuplicO activen liqui-
dar suscriptores :
Don &c. Aibonito. DE acueTdo con su
atenta del II remito desde hoy 80 ndmerOs
Don U. D. Juana-D Diaz. Enterado con gra'
cias dc su atenta del II. va estaba cOmprometido
con otro para la Agencia, por 10 cual no Pnedo
utiisar efQue ME indica.
Don L. G. Po"ce-No he recibidO carta de
Y. Estimare rne digacome va la venta : Al deSo
aumentar refilesa.
Don J. r. Ciales.r-EnviO Is ndmevos como
indic6 Yea 81 debO aumentar remesa.
DonJ. M. L. Coamo. - Sligo remitieDdO 20
ndmeros. Me PareOen muy pocOs AviSe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19
CRARADA
A nsj amigo Felipe CGS00dsEc

- a no t6T70EyO e T5tgV6 OcVSc00tEsFC'
Els mi prins0 con teycer0-el nombre de un
animal-del Peru, 81 invirtiera. terc5G
= pSinsG Els natural, de doscanso le sirviera
Mi Segst'sdG FelipitO-no signifca nada,-y 81
TODD caro- amiguitO-es apodo de una hada-6
vieja que come pito.-AqueIla que sueles YER
tras tus zapatOs colega,-la espOsa del hOmbre
aQuel-que ella al Olvido relega,-i un fantas-
ma no mujer. Anser@S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19
ACERTIJO

En- el cielO no 10 hubo
En- la terra no SO halo,
Dios con ser DiOs no 10 tuvO
Y I'm hOmbre a Dios Sc 10 did.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19
Sc VENDEN

diyersos muebles dc casa, q preciOs bajos, poT
ausentarse su dueflo. FOrtaleza 18. 3-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19
ANAGRAMA
5000 o 90

Con .estas siete letras, f6rmese 81 nombre
deuna brillante carrera.
ObdmliG COsade MGi569s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-19
PERroDICos DE MADRID:

Sc evenden colecciones decenales de Ell DIA
Ell LIBERAL Ell GLOBO, LA REPUBLICA,
Ell MOTIN, ETC., en- la Redacci6n de Ell Bus
CAPIE.-FOrtaleza &c.