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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-23
Superficial Judgment or Mon.

In our judgment OF men we are to
beware OF giving any great Importance
to occasional acts. BY acts OF occa-
sional generosity weak men endeavor
to redeem themselves in their own
estimation. vain men TO exalt them
selves in that of mankind. 1t may be-
observed that there are no men more
worthless and selfish in the general
tenor OF their lives, than some who,
from time to time, perform feats OF
generosity. Sentimental selfisbness
will commonly vary its indulgences in
this way. and vainglorious selfishness
will break out into acts OF munificence.
But self-government and self-denial
are not to be relied upon for any real
strength, except in 80 far. rs they are
found to be exercised in detail. N. Y.
Ledger. l
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-23

Jessie Adeline Cole. VI Chicago.
who once wrote a book Of Colorado
poems and got into lawsuit with her
publisher. has turned lecturer. Her
subject is the ill-treatment OF animals,
and she Is 30 bold ms to ask that the
state build and maintain an infirmary
for decrepit beasts. Anything for =
hobby In this day Of fads.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-23
rhclr ra..e ]. Pecurt.r.

Cnban smokers don't like cigar that
Is more than forty-cight hours old.
Such cignrs arc so moist that they
positively hiss when lii. In Europe
dry cigars arc generally preferred.
Such cigars arc not rank and the odor
from them when smoked Is not nearly
so offensive rs that from moist cigars.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-23
The Gloomy side.

49, o.VV..sy Nhogs
Look not on the gloomy slds,
Though fortune niny bring thee low;
There's an ebb to every rivers tide,
But the flood In Its turn will How.
Stand not on the gloomy side, ~
For life hath its light and bloom; -
'Tis n pathway that's long and wide,
But safer to tread ut noon.
Gricve not when clouds may spread,
And thy sun for season hide;
Remember there's light overhead
Each cloud hath sunny side.
Life is not dreary waste,
There are pleasures In store untrlcd,
That any who seek may taste;
But they're not on the gloomy SIDE,
Why look on the gloomy side,
When sorrow thy heart doth wiring!
Smile proudly-for care defed
VIII lose its ranking sting.
Selected.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-23

Lieut.. Schall. OF Co. G; Lieut.. Waiver
ling. Of Co. A; Lieut.. lIaines. OF Co.
b.. and Capt. Il. H, Ranch. OF Co. H.
were severely wounded. Two-thirds
OF our line officers were killed and
wounded. Col. Fletcher Webster. q
son OF the great statesman. Daniel
Webster. fell on this hill. Our 18th
Pa. regiment went into the conflict
with SAG men. rank and file. and In
the brief but desperate fighting lost %
killed and I5i~ woundei-more than
so per cent. In our company Cd OF
40 men, who stood on Bald Hill, five
were killed and 10 wounded. rho
killed were privates Samuel Rum
baugh, Hugh Bleakney. David Bush,
Michael O'Leary and David Atchison.
Flesh and blood could not Withstand
the massed thousands OF the enemy
who charged upon our thin lines OF
battle. We had no artillery on the
hill, and were ordered to fall back to
second line, which was done. the
Confederates In the meantime swarm
ing across the ground formerly held
by us. gave them parting shot at
close range and then fell back across
Cub Run. We were not pursued, and
the darkness OF night closed the sec
ond battle OF Manassas or Bull Rum
Phil. X. Faux, Co. I, 18th Pa.
Yankton. S. ID.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-23
Where Riches Are . blessing,

We are too prone to measure a
woman's worth by her conditions In
life. Only last week saw the wife
OF ell-known New York millionaire
enter one Of the great hospitals OF the
town. After bit, curiosity tempted
me to follow, and for two hours l
watched that woman going through
the wards OF the sick, dispensing here
some dainty from maids basket,
there a smile, and again a CHEEKY
word, All the patients knew her,
and in a dozen instances did see the
stricken sufferers kiss her ungloved
hand in gratitude, and close their
eyes ms asflent little prayer went up
for this woman who. so beautifully
blessed herself did not. forget that
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Pertinent Paragraphs.

..Men who strike in their anger
generally miss their mark"
People who boast that they never
did any harm, are generally those
who haven't done much good"
Liberty and; freedom should be un-
derstood by all alike. To the Ameri-
can people. it means liberty Of action,
freedom OF thought restricted only by
q conscientious determination to do
right, to he honest and honorable. =
Am erican Standard.
T. harder our work the mere we
need solitude and prayer, without
which work becomes mech anical and
insincere. --McLaren.
Let prayer be the key OF the morn.
ing, and the bolt vf the evening.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-05-23
should Women Preachc

can remember we'll that it seemed,
place in medicine. that the twin pro-
LESSONS OF law and divinity would still
remain closed to them. Yet the
preachers desk had been occasionally
occupied by them from the founda-
tions OF the colonies. Anne Hutchin-
son almost revolutionized the New
England churches; Mary Fisher and
Anne Austin taught publicly the doc
trines of Friends, Barbara Heck was
called 1.-The real founder Of American
Methodism," as the English sect had
been largely established by Susanna
Wesley and the Countess OF Hunt
ingdon. Oberlin College sent out,
some forty years ago, its first
woman graduate in theology.
but has only just printed her name as
such for the first time in its tiiennial
catalogue; and her ordination in 1853
was the first bestowed on any Ameri-
can Of her sex. There seem as.yet to
be no trustworthy statistics as to the
whole number OF women ministers in
this country. The Society OF Friends
has about $50, the Universalist Reg
lister for 1889 contains the names Of
So. the Congregational Year Book 8,
and the Unitarian Theological School
at Meadville has had 16 women as
pupils. The Disciples of Christ have
AS women preachers. The Free-will
Baptists, the Primitive Methodists,
and the Protestant Methodists have
also ordained women on a small
SCALE and the institution of deacon.
,esses is being revived among the
larger denominations. To illustrate
how the clerical functions OF woman
may be regarded in her own family.
the Rev. Ada g. Bowles gives the fol-
lowing dialogue. perhaps from her
own nursery. The little daughter
having announced her intention of
"helping mamma preach whenever
she should be old enough, her younger
brother stoutly declared that he would
do the came. On this the sister, look
ing at him with some doubt and mis-
giving. yet finally assented In these
terms, Yes, mans do preach some
times. ~. w. HigginsOn.
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Unusual Action.

Mrs. Blum Aire.-My husbands
actions in regard to money matters OF
late have led me to fear that he is los
ing his mind.
Doctor. What do you mean?
Mrs Bile has been giving money
to charity.-Yankee Blade.
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Gen. MIntx was Right.

Orderly" Mason, Tex. sympa
thizes with Gen. Minty in his indig-
nation over the misstatement OF Surg.
Moore. 9Th Pa. Cav. = about the Kill
patrick raid. The latter was men,
Der OF Co. H. 4th U. S. Cav, and was
there, and he knows that Gen. Minty
gives correct account OF the gallant
and successful saber charge made by
the 7th Pa. 4th Mich, and 4th u. s.
Cav. He Is surprised that the Gen.
eral handled the .'Sawbones" OF the
9th Pa. so mildly. for he deserved all
he received, and much more. The
writer was made indignant at reading
Comrade Burgers account OF Smiths
raid, which he has the cheek to
call true account The writer
was an orderly on Gen. Smiths staff
on that raid, and during the day OF
the stampede carried messages to the
brigade commanders. which gave him
an opportunity of knowing more Of
that days fighting, retreating and
skedaddling than a soldier doing his
duty in the ranks. Burger said the
stampede commenced In the 4th Cav,
which Is Islander on that gallant
regiment. Capt Bowman, command
ing the 4th U. S. Cav. made q savage
saber charge at Okolona on the rebels
thanking column. which, II 1t had been
properly supported. would have
driven the rebels from the field; but
they were overpowered and compelled
to fall back. which they did In good
order, with heavy loss.
Mrs. L. H. Seeley. OF Fort Scott,
maiden name Sarah Edmons, Is re-
ported as having served In the war Of
the rebellion under the name OF Frank
Thompson In the Second Michigan
cavalry. and there Is Kansas tradi-
tion that the mother Of Miss Fay Tenn
pleton was soldier In the Ninth Kan-
sas cavalry.
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the darkness OF night closed the sec
ond battle OF Manassas or Bull Rum
Phil. X. Faulk, Co. +, 18th Pa.
Yankton, S. ID.
Some OF Won Moitks's Wars.
The seven weeks war between
Prussia and Austria was planned by
Moltke. and the operations which cul-
minated at K9niggratz were his. The
movements ofthree army corps. which
were to converge at a given time upon
the enemy and crush him, were all
directed by this master mind. But
his brain was versatile as we'll as far
seeing. On the very eve OF the battle
dispatches were received which COM
PEELED radical changes in the plans,
but Moltke was not embarrassed in
the least by the event, as this posi-
bility had heen foreseen by him.
When the battle was raging, when
the non-arrival OF the Crown Prince
seemed, liable 10 Illustrate the
Prussian combinations and the
King and Bismarck were becoming
nervous, the Chief OF Staff was cool
and free from anxiety. At this SUI
preme moment Bismarck offered
Moltke cigar, which he carefully
selected from number OF others.
Bismarck has since said, When
saw that he was cool enough to choose
cigar | felt comforted and assured
that things could not be going wrong
with US after ALL" In few moments
the expected army corps was seen ap-
preaching, the united Prussian armies
closed in crushing grip upon the
Austrians, and the battle of Kenig-
gratz was won. For this campaign
Moltke was decorated, and received
donation OF 200. 900 thalers.
From 1866 to 1870 Moltke was pre-
pairing for the war with France,
which had become inevitable. When
the bolt fell in 1870 no man was prob
ably less moved than he. Nothing
more wonderful than the swift mobill-
cation of the German armies in 1870
has ever been seen, unless it be the
skill and persistence with which the
march through France was conducted,
and the successive victories at Sedan,
Metz and Paris were achieved.
Moltke conducted or designed all
these operations. Neither the extent
of the field occupied, the magnitude
and wide distribution OF the forces
engaged, nor the plans OF the enemy.
could confuse or ON barass him. With
his maps and colored pins he followed
the march OF the troops. decided on
points to be occupied. grasped the in
tentions OF the enemy and nine times
out OF ten carried out his purposes
triumphantly despite all obstacles.
For his services in this war he was
made Count and General Field-Mar-
shall. His constitution was OF iron.
Throughout the war with France he
worked necessarily. taking little sleep
and no diversion. but he returned to
Berlin with health unbroken. All
the old German cities conferred hon
orary citizenship upon him, and he
was given a large donation. After
the war he settled down to routine
life, spending part OF his timo on his
estate at Kreisau, attending to his
army duties. and occupying his seat in
the Reichstag, OF which body he was
made q life member.
Gen. MInty WAS Right.
Orderly" Mason, Tex, sympa
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THE CAMP FIRE.
WHAT IS como ON AMONG THE
HEROES.

Splendid Record Of On. " nth Illinois
Csvaiary-An Old Veterans Sad sui
cids-Ths Cost or Late WARE
The Eleventh PsnnsyivsniA.
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CoIegio de l. ensenanza
SAN LORENZO (PUERTo -RICo)
Director. D. Felipe Janer = Soler.
8arhilIer y grufesur gupesipr dc instruction

Este Centre Official de ensefanza estableciao
uno de los puehlos mas saludabies d6 Ia Isla. S
reune todas las condolences que recomienda la hi
giene escolar: capacidad, ventilacion, luz, aseo
comidas sanas especial esmero On ell tratos de los
alumnes. Tene cOmodidad para so int6rfos s
cuenta g. personal ario para Ia educaeion
do los msmos, posee ell material centffco mas
acomodado los adelantos modernos.
Assgnatwras que Sc csgsas
Lectura, Gramatica Castellana, Artm6tica.
Religion Moral, Geograffa, Historic, Escritura
espanola ingesa y de adOcn0,s Taduigrafia Aeri-
cultura, Industrial Comercio, Geomesria, Higie-
ne, Nociones de Fisca Historic Natural, Noci0-
nes de Economic polftica, Noeiones de lerecho ma
tural, Reglas de urbanidad buenas costumbres,
i8oma Frances, Tenedu1ia de libros I.ibuio Mi
sica, Declamaci6n, Gimnastica Esgrma.
Estipeudio.
Externo.-(Por toda instruccffs,, excepto las
classes de adorno So mensuales.
Medic internos-(Id. id. i'd. id j $l4 i'd
Internos-(Por toda la instruction, excepto
la clase de Mdsica, con lavado de ropa) $75 ttri
mestre anticipado)
N1nsica So mensuales
Frances, Dibujo, Teneduria de libros Gimnas-
tic etc. [cadasclase] 81 mensual.
EquipGje de c0do inferno
catre, Q almohadas, sabanas, frazada.
cobertor tohallas, palangana, l baul, saco
dientes, peine, tjerillas demas utiles para ell
aseo personal-[La topa debera estar ,narcada
con las niciales del alumno.l
NOTA 1a-N0 Sc hara descuento en- los es+i
pendios por vacaclones regamentarias, nj cuando
por cualquiera causa Sc retire ell alumno desnu6s
de einpezado ell mes ell trimestre.
NO IA 2a-Mensualmente, Sc dara noticia 4
los padres representatives de los alumnos SO bre
el estado de estos en- 10 que respecto la sal nd
prgtesO en- Ia ensenanza. 15-7
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t battles superiores
DE BERBERIA.
en- caiaS de % kilOs. PreciO baratisin
almac6l de SIERRA 81 CO.-Tetuan.

en- cajas de % kilos. Precio baratisimo on el
almac6l de SIERRA & CO.-Tetuan.
Nos susplican la publicaci6u de las si-
4 guientes Ilueas:
n ola comsion enca,gada de recaudar fon-
aodos para hacer un nuevo traje al Arcangel San
Rafael, haoe presente los socios de la Cofra-
da particulares que han cOntribuido este
fir, la inposibilidad de .levarse a efecto Ia he
chura del citado traje por la circunstancia de
no haber recibido ain la casa comercial de los
sehores Villar, Fabian y c., la tela que con es-
to objeto SO encarg6 y que nos consta tien en-
pedida; suspendi6ndose por ahora la recau-
daci0n por las novenas que han de dar princi-
piO esta nOche."
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gar pasaje), des,ie aqm has5a Ia Habana, pre-
tendiendo pasar desapercibido. El TerG-
cruz volvio a traerlo Sc le sigue la cores
pondiente causa por la Comandancia de Ma
rna,
90
Ell siguiente suelto que demuestra que
aun existen salvajes On Puerto o-Rico, 10 recor-
tamos de un colega local:
mos dcen de Santurce que en- estOs dias
un pe0n did Iantns palos garrochazos un
pObre buey unciIu una carreta cargada de
prOvisiones, que 10 cej0 muerto en- frente de
la casa del senior Bolivar.
Tambi6n nos dan cuenta de otro case ana
logo que ACADIA de pasar on la parada trente de
la subida de la Iglesa. Dicen que un peon lin-
humane pesar lie comprender que por efec-
to del calor SO estaba ahogando uE buey, aca-
DO de matarlo palos preteEdiendo que el ami
NAL hiciera 10 que no le era dable.
Estos casos de salvajismo deben acabar,
para clio llamos la atenci0n de quien cores
pOnda, para que SO determine 10 cOnveniente.
FL publicO que ha vistO con repugnancia
los dos casos mencionados, agradecera 81 6stos
no Sc repiten."
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S ECI0N DE ANUNCIos
AVISO.

En- venta; : tpdos los ensetes, poteria, me-
sdicam eltos sAnaquelerfa de una Farmacia.
Daran Iazon casa de los Sres. Sierra Co.
en esta. .cluoaQ' 11-a
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( que 50 10 ha sometido, segdn de pdblico So

8 que SO le ha sometido, segdn dc pdbico SO
dice.
De la aatopsia veriticada al caballo que Sc |
supOne muri0 revenJadO, NADIA segun sc dice |
resulta, por no ser possible certificar al vete-
rlnario dado el estado dc descOmpOsicion del
animal.
Sc nos asegufa que Sc ha fugado uno de
los individuos que fueron detenidos. puesto
en- libertad despu6s.
Esto es en- concrete 10 que Sc dice que
estamOs dispuestO rectifcar 81 hacl6ndonos
de clio eco incurri6ramos On alguna inexac-
sJitud.D
= Nuestro auigo el Sir. don Ramon Vald6s,
con generosidad que le nonra, ha expedido BIZ
llete de libre circulaclon por Ok vaporcito que.
atraviesa la bahia, favor del m6dico que
han contratado los vecinos de CaJano.
S Nos escriben de Toa-b baa que al lamen
tarse en- aquel pueblo el hechc de que nuestro
buen amigo don Manuel Vazquez Alayon tuVie-
Sc que abandonarlo por haber sido nombrado
alcalde de COamo, qued0 encargadO de la al
caldia don Antonio Arrieta Zamora, persona
muy aprecada en- la localidad, quien dedic6
sus haberes hacer lmpiar la plaza pdbl1ca
agunas GALES del pueblo que Sc hallaban en-
NAL es.adO.
Los vecinos de Toa-ata han agradecido
mucho este acto del ST. Arrieta Zamora.
segdo leemos en- Ia ? Lex de vega.baja 10.
ibres peI,sadores ALI residences Jratan de
fundar un cementerio civil en- aquella loca-
lidad.
90
Las carreras de caballOs que deblan tener
lugar esta tarde en- Rio -piedras, Sc han suspen-
dido causa del NAL tempo han sidO trans
te1idas para 81 pr6ximo sabado
~
Dice un colega local que las l1ltimas pala-
bras del infortuuado doctor Franco antes de
mOrir fueron 6stas:
-" No me pregmstess NADIA. iQue Dios
| los perdone!"
Debaio del puente conOcido por de GIe-
| s0yd en- Mayagiiez, apareci6 ahogado el domin-
go pasado un pobre jornalero llamado Pedro
Cardona (a) HMes0.
! Descanse on paz.
| De Rio piedras nos escriben felicitando-
nos por ell articu]O que bajo ell epfgrafe de
Ley contra los vagos publicamos en- nuestro
numerO anterior.
! Ha sido captUrado On Aguadi la entrega-
| do por un hermano suyo, el.pr6fugo de la car
eel de aquel pueblo, Gregorio Morales Irjyuri
90
Con verdadero pesar hemos leido en- FL
/ 1nap0yciGl &c Mayagiiez el siguiente suelto:
| l. Hoy ha falecido ell Sr. don Antonio Frau
! Oliver, apreciable hijo de Mallorca y anti
| ! quo vecno de esta ciudad.
La muerte del Sr Frau deja indudable
| mente un gran vacfo entire los conservadores
de este distrito, pues era una de nuestros ad
versaros poiticos mas activos 6 inteligentes
Como cabalero particular solo tenemos
elegios que dedicarle fro agradable en- su
trato supo captarse las generates simpatfas.
Enviamos su desconsolada esposa hijos
la sentida expression de nuestro p6same, que
hacemos extensva los hermanos del tinade
Y ito polftico Sr. D. jose de O!agufbel.
r 90
~ Los caballos que Sc alisten para tomar par
te en- las carreras que habra el sabado Oh Rio
piedras deberan matricuiarse en- Ia Secretaris
de la Junta de testejos hasta dicho dia Ia una
de la tarde
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K oJo AQUIM

~ wv 6A&O j.
Puntos en- donde seyende LA CORRESPONDENT
CIA DE PUERTO-RICO:
TIENDA de D. Emeterio Ochoa, plazuela
lie San Jose.
KIOSKO de la Marina. Capital
Y en- la TIENDA HONDA, calle de San Jo-.
s6 esquina la de la Luna.
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ce contra la carrie de los dientes un gran re.
medic para dar buen a!iento a la bOca.
AL DEsPEDIRLA.
81 ALA donde te lleve tn destino
wives tranquila, placida felix's
si amas Y tie aman como tn mereces....
Olv1date de mil
Si ell pesar la duda to atormentan
tus flores marchisas YES morir;
si vuelves al pasado la memorial.
Acuerdate de mi
Manuel del Palacio
No 10 divide usted. Ell vino Termouth que
Sc expende en- La Muzlorqui,s0 es tres veces
superior. Els el unico legitimo estomacal
En- una agencia de matrimonios:
IL Que sc otrece, senora9
--Vengo yer 81 tiene usted en- la lista IN
viejo rico, tonic que este para reventar
cuanto antes.
- Casas que Sc erecOnsje,sdGm Ell 4 UEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria peluqueria de la Capital
Propiet0y50s J. Apellaniz, San Justo nd
nero 16.-Pertumerfa extra superior. Sc admi.
ten abOnados.-Esmero limpieza
Copiamos del popular lpe. i6dico The Nife.
"Seguridad do ser amado, feicidad supre-
ma, refugfO seouro contra las tempostades de
la vida, tn endulzas nuestras miserias, tn all-
sentas nuestros goces, tn 10 rreemplaza todo y
NADIA tie reemplaza IT,
81 amante apasonadO pOdra perdonar una
infdelidad pero no SO cOnsolara jamas, pues
que clio le prueba que.el amor de 81 querida
4 hatiisminuidOn -
Nota. Los Directories -propietarios dsl
lperi0dico The MI Ambos Aundos, San Justo
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VARlEDAOES

G3g- Ell DR.. SALICRUP P.-Pida USED en-
todas las tiepdas donde vendan perfumer!a Y
efectos de tocador. P0zvos deaatGJes del Dr.. 60-
1icrwp-Es 81 :nejor preservativo que SO COMO
ce contra la carrie de los dientes y un gran re-.
medic para dar buen aIientO la bOca
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ENTRETENlMtENT0S.

CHARADA
Dedicado ms amigo d. Francisco Ortea.
Core We y di que to cMGrt0
Dos OYiasGs para tres QstisstG;
Mas 81 acasO no MNG dos
Te quedas sin ell dos pySs0s;
81 no estan, te dos tres cM0tro
Sus amigas las vecinas,
a 6stos diles que 70 voy
A media dos Wss0 QasipatG
A buscar un prim0 tercj0
De gran valor que tenfa.
Cuidado tres en- 10 que hagau
Fijandote en- 10 que digan
en- tOdO 10 tres dos media
Cada mes cuando me escribas.
81 Green 10 que te cuentO
En- septima y ocho lfneas,
Por dejarse enganar tres l6
TOGO en- la todO enseguida.
ArNNG9atO de ROs0r
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EN- SU ALCOBA.

iQu6 linda estas asi oh, mi Maria
Abre tus oos placidos = bellos,
Que mirarse un instante quiere en- elos
Para apagar su sed. ell alma mia.
Ellos son clar0s cual la laz del dia,
Del astro lie la noche dos destellos,
Tesoros de bondad y ardientes sellos
De ternura, de amor y de poesia.
Oh cLan hermosa eres! En- tn semblante
Brilla la candidez de tn alma pura
Como Ell roclo en- una for fragante.
Duerme teliz TIL sueno de ventura,
Que yo tn lado llorar6 mi penas
Jay! que sufrir terrible me condemns.
s.. G5rGa406 Besat0Wc0MYt
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ALMANAQUE. -Viernes 16 San Gallo, abad
y Santa Adelaide, virgen abadesa
EFEMERIDE.-1815. Reunion por la In
tendencia para la nivela;ion de gastos 6 ingre-
SOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-16
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cuentos, articulos poesfas originates de Zeno
Gambia, Gordils, Valle Atlles, Coll Toste, Dau-
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rales Ferrer, Carreras, Ponce.de Leon, Padilla
(don Julio NJ, Fernandez Juncos, Lugo, Veg.
Nevarez, Vidal Cardona, Tito Mas y Negr6n
Sanjurjo.
Edicion especial numerada. Consta de un
volnmen de LOG paginas Ell 40 mayor, con Gu
bierta impresa dos tintas.
Sc vende Is centavos ef ejemplaf en- las
lbrerias de don Jose Gonzalez Font y don B. F.
Sanjurjo Vidal, Fortaleza 25 = 81.