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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10
IN THE LOCAL FIELD.


Twenty-ore inches Of snow fell here in
the storm Of last Friday Just as we began
70 think spring had come we suddenly
found ourselves in the midst of winter
again. Where are the birds and blossoms
now
The ladies had sugar party at Mr. j.
T. Stebbiuss Tuesday evening
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10
GUILFORD.

Tuesday seemed to be the day for NOV
ing in this vicinity. Mr. Putnam of West
Brattleboro, aud formerly Of Halifax,
moved into the Levi Boyden house, having
leased the farm. Mr. Shepardson and fam
lis arrived from Orange and took possession
of the hotel, and Mr. Ellis moved back to
Brattleboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10
SOUTH LONDONDERRY

Mr., s Wilson having disposed of her
farm aud other property since her husbands
death, has gone 10 Rarevle. y. Y, and
will make that place her home for the pres
emit
" II Pierce returned to his school in
Winchenion, Monday. after a brief visit at
his fathers He is a student at the Muir
dock academy
our adjoining town Of Peru mas been
highly favored durin- the past year, only
two deaths having occurred IN eleven
months.
uu Easter sunday four persons were al.
mitted to membership IN the Baptist church
los letter.
e.. D. Faruum intends running his mill
the coming season with gang Of 20 men.
" II Hp,kin, ami family are again oc-
gupying their hou-e uu Main street. Mr.
Ho,kins has been employed in Massachu
,es, for the past few years
+ a. Hosley of Jamaica has Just put in a
meat market in the basement Of the hotel.
which If well conducted will be Of great
benefit to our village.
About two feet Of snow fell last Thursday
night and Friday, neces>itating the use Of
piows in some localitie, Mr. Robin has
hung his harp on willow tree and wishes
he had stayed IN a more genial cline.
Elroy Clayton who has taught the past
two terms in district No y, goes TO st.
john,hury next Monday U pursue his stud
les at the academy there
The ladies Of the Baptist church aud so
ciety have decided upon May a. the date
Of their fair. At a meeting Of the ladies
aid society held last week committee was
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10
Grand Army Anniversary Celebration

Grand Army Anniversary Celebration.
Hooker post. g. A. r. celebrated the
2jth anniversary Of the organization Of the
order Monday evening, the Relief corps
and Sons Of Veterans attending in a body
II. A. Dudley. commander of the post gave
a brief but interesting sketch Of It's work
since It's organization, May 23d, lsS2, by
Col H +. Taylor. From that time. with
a membership of p, till 1889 there was a
gain Of 80, making a total Of 81 members
in good standing Three Of these have
answered 70 the last roll call, but their
memory still lives in the hearts Of their
comrades, who must all soon Join them in
the grand army above. Mr. Dudley spoke
Of their work of benevolence as a part. and
Of their duty aud willingness TO freely as
sist all suffering comrades \ copy Of the
original charter granted to post No. | was
read and exhibited. Rev Mr. Bryant, Rev
O. +. Fuller, Rev Charles Coon, A. f. Cud-
worth, Esq, and g. T Shanks responded
when called upon TO contribute to the en-
tertainment Singing by the Johnson
brothers was excellent, as usual
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tI,,,
her. II is therefore for US who now turn with
thankfulness to the founder and TO the preserVers
Of our order To so conduct lis affairs 10 so giard
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10

IN lsis, Leaving his widow with five children Sin.
until, having seen them all in the way of nrnyiJ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10

up for you, aud every thing will be all right,
and you will make a lot Of money
day or two later Cohen sent for her, and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10

Mess it was from some form
Ten men were employed
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10
WITH BAT AND BALL.

The High school boys have formed an
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-05
The Cocoanut Tree.

The native proverb says, "A cocoanut
tree is brides dowry," and really the
many uses 10 which the palm and its prod
ucts are put are wonderful. They provide
family with food, shelter. fuel, house,
utensils and. If need be, clothes.
II takes lon: time for the cocoanut tree
10 attain its full condition of bearing
seven years-but when this time has passed
1t IS mine of wealth, and happy Is he who
can call q plantation OF a hundred acres
his own.
The nuts when ripe fall 10 the ground.
and where necessary are plucked by men
who climb up. Is sometimes makes ones
blood run cold to see them run up the trees
like monkeys.
Two Ways are practiced for mounting
the trunk In the case OF a small tree. or
a. an odd moment, the man walks up the
trunk, keeping his feet fist against It. and
throwing his weight hack from II n much
As possible, retaining his position a. the
same time ny the tension Of his arms
Tue other aud safer plan IS 10 pass loop
OF cord around tne7 feet. which are thus
kept close together, and grasp the trunk
OF the tree, the arms in the meantime a.
sisting the climber, who moves upward in
aseries Of iunps.-Frank Leslie's Aanthlv-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-05
Bridal Chambers Out of Fashion,

Do you remark the decline in popularity
of the old time bridal chamber? Time was
when no well equipped hotel was complete
without one or more bridal chambers, and
they were in demand too They've gone
out of style lately, and now few people
ever ask for them. Like as not if we sized
up a couple that might fit into a bridal
chamber pretty snugly we would offend a
good customer. 1t is only when a man
registers himself, tacks on land wife" and
asks for the best thing we have in the way
of rooms that we dare ring in the bridal
chamber on him.
Young people have become so sensitive
that they try to cover up evidences of just
having been married, and it's poor bust
ness policy to let them see that you are
aware of their novitiature. Most bridal
chambers have lost their value, and the
best customers to give them to are old
married people. They appreciate them
more than the young ones do. Assign an
aged spinster to bridal chamber and you
make an enemy of her.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-05
TWO WOOlNGS.

A youth who was poeticaL
With hair and eyes testhetical-
Who wore a lily on his breast,
And looked about one-third undressed,
Once came to the conclusion that wooing he
would CO.
But so rare was his divinit!
To him-e'en her vicinity
Was hedged with awe moro than with
love.
As if she had dropped from above;
In fact, she terrified him SO be dare not whis-
per-"boo,"
So with pale persistence,
He worshiped at a distance;
Sent sonnets, caramels and flowers
In gentle, aromatic showers
Used all but what she needed most-an agile
arm and tongue.
Then the time dragged on laboriously,
Until there came uproariously
A rude and stalwart man, who swore,
lie loved her more and more and more,
And kissed her most irrev'rent till she sighed
and to him chung.
Browne Perrinan in Yankee Blade.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-05
@ @ q q Q o Q @ Q @ o
THE SMALLEST PILL IN the WORLD! ~
TUFTS
0TTNY LIVER PILLS V
"A have all the virtues of the larger ones; "A
. equally effective; purely vegetable. -
Exact size shown in this border.
Q q @ o o d o q @ q @
Flow Tobacco Anect. Som. Men.

How Tobacco Affects Some Hen.
"Cigari Yes, thanks. Don't mind II
lido"
"They may say what they please" went
on the old timer, as he sunk into an easy
chair at the Fifth Avenue hotel and dream
fly pulled away at his weed, "but believe
that smoking has its place in this world
"One of the minor evils OF life"
"Thet may be, but actually believe, sir,
that the weed goes a long way toward
making this world better"
Making the world better"
Exactly"
Chow SOP"
ain many ways. Many and many time
when / am downcast and annoyed with
business cares; when the black clouds come;
when everything goes wrong; when life
seems uncomfortable, light my cigar, and
in twinkling my cares slip away"
''Do you believe thatf'
al certainly do. l appeal to every old
smoker in the land. tell you, sir, the
aroma of fragrant tobacco is the greatest
enemy of care in this world"
Eyes, it is CONSIDER"
mo doubt of it. A companion in many
lonesome hours. / actually believe that it
is almost impossible for man to be down
cast and smoke good cigar. Tobacco acts
as gentle sedative, bringing peace and
consolation to the heart. 1t is the poor
mans luxury and the rich mans friend.
If you do not believe it try the scheme
yourself. New York World.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-05

A rats tail is n wonderful thing. The
great naturalist, Cuvier, says that there
are more muscles IN this curious append
age than are to he fouRti IN that part Of
the human anatomy which is most adj
mired for its ingenious overwhelmingly,
the hand. To the rat, in fact, its tail
serves as q SORT o. hand, BIZ means of which
the animal is enabled TO crawl along mar
row lodges or other difficult Passages,
using IL 10 balance with or To gain hold.
It IS pvehel>j.e. ike the tails OF some
moakeYs. 81 means Of IL the little beast
can jun? up heights otherwise inaccessi-
Die, employing ii as q projectile spring
Exchange.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-05
MI1lI} Eagle

Vile cod-liver oil has lost
its vileness in SCOTS Emul-
sion and gained a good deal
in efficiency.
1t is broken up into tiny
drops which are covered with
glycerine, just as quinine in
pills is coated with sugar
or gelatine. You do not get
the taste at all.
The hypophosphites of
lime and soda add their tonic
effect to that of the half-di-
gested cod Liver oil.
Let US send you a book on
CAREFUL LIvING-free.
Scorr Bowsr. Chemists. -, South 9Th Avenue.
New York.
Your dr71ggstk keeps SCOTS Emulsion of eod-liver
cil-all druggists everywhere do. 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-05
SLUMBER SONG.

The mill goes toiling slowly around.
With steady and solemn creak.
And my little one hears in the kindly sound
The voice of the old mill speak;
While round and round those big white wings
Grimly and ghostlike creep.
My little one hears that the old mill sings,
''Sleep, little tulip, sleep"
The sails are reefed and the nets are drawn
And. over his pot Of beer,
The fisher, against the morrow's dawn.
Justify maketh cheer;
He mocks at the winds that caper along
From the far off clarnorous deep,
Bat we, we love their lullaby song
OF "Sleep, little tulip, sleepF'
Shaggy old Fritz in slumber sound.
Means of the stony mart,
Tomorrow how proudly he'll trot you around
HitChed to our new milk cart!
And you shall help me blanket the kline.
And fold the Eentle sheep,
And set the herring a-soak in brine;
But now. little tulip, sleep.
A Dream One comes to button the eyes
That YEARLY droop and blink.
While the old mill Bullets the frowning skies
And scolds az the stars that wink;
Over your face the misty wings
OF that beautiful Dream One sweep.
And. rocking your cradle, she softly sings,
sleep, little tulip. sleep
Eugene Field in Boston Beacon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-05
How Hungarians Used to Vote.

The Hungarian ballot of thirty years
ago is one of the most interesting. The
voter had given 10 him stick from four
to six feet long. With this he went alone
into a room where the ballot boxes were
placed, each bearing the name and color of
candidate. In one of these he must place
his stick The object in having such a
large ballot was TO make sure that there
were not two or three extra ones concealed
in the citizens pockets But this has now
been replaced by prosaic paper.-New York
Evening Sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-05
How 70 Get Rid of FIeas.

Fleas annoyed an ingenious Washing
toniau, and he thus describes how he got
rid Of them: "lf those who are troubled
with this insect will place the common ad-
hesive fly paper on the floors of the rooms
infested, with a small piece Of fresh meat
In the center Of each sheet, they viii find
that the deas will jump toward the meat
and adhere to the paper. l completely nd
badly infested house In two nights by
this means. Yankee Blade.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-05
IN SHADOW.

Like to coin, passing from hand to hand,
Are common memories, and day by day
The sharpness of their impress wears away,
But loves remembrances unspoiled Withstand
The touch of time, as in an antique land.
Where some proud town old centuries did slay,
Intaglios buried lie, still in decay,
Perfect and precious spite of grinding sand,
What fame or joy or sorrow has been ours,
What we have hoped or feared, we may forget.
The clearness of all memory time devours,
Save thft of love alone, persistent yet,
Though sure oblivion all things else devours,
Its tracings firm as when they first were set.
-Arlo Bates.
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nsoiatioa.

4 parent who had just got through re-
buking his wayward son said 10 the weep
ing boy:
Tommy, IL hurts Ele more than il does
you 20 have TO whip you
1T does, eaf'' ssh Tommy befweea soias,
.'thea / feel better alsea Texas SltG-
ines.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-05

Mankind subsists to great extent upon
the seeds of plants. Of course all the
grains are seeds. Likewise the nuts are all
seeds. There are other seeds, and many Of
them, by no means so familiar as diet,
which nevertheless contribute largely to
the support of human beings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-05
Unable ia Prove 1t

you are grasping man. said SUBWAY
TO q creditor.
Il don't know how you know that. ne
Piled the latter. You never EaTe-zne a
chance TO grasp the money that you owe
me."-Detroit Free Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-05

More taan ose-iajf o. the N tle world
produces CONES from lie Malay peninsula
where il is mined ~ Calnese- Il = .oslHc
in pockets from twenty 70 thirty feet beacTg
slvs Sstsfxrz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-05
SUCCESS IN sTRANGE PLACES.
have had some amusing prepara

/ have had some amusing preparations
made for me. / once had to interview q
popular actress. She knew / was coming,
and when | entered her room it was filled
with flowers in the shape of great vases of
expensive blossoms and beautiful bou-
quets. On another occasion | had to look
in and see her without having previously
made an appointment, and not single
flower was TO be seen.
One of the troubles of the interviewer is
that of man in the course of a converse
ton telling you one of the most delightful
anecdotes imaginable, something, indeed,
that would positively make your article,
and then suddenly adding, But you
mustn't use that" Now this is very up
setting, but you must never use that story,
however good it may be.
You sometimes meet with success in
strange places and unexpected finds. Once
determined to write a series of articles on
housebreakirg, and get all the inforna-
ton required from the lips of one of the
members of this romantic, though hazard
Gus, calling himself. | went to Scotland
Yard, and asked them if they would give
me the address Of known burglar for this
purpose. This they very courteously re-
fused to DO, and / am inclined to think
very rightly. Where do you think found
the burglar-the gentleman who eventually
provided all the information2 Retired
from the business and working in tailor
shop.-LondCu Tit-Bits.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-23


En- la junta para elecciones verifcada 81 Dos
mingo 90 Diciembre, pOr IA sociedad La Pro
tecci6m del gremi0 de Jos pintoses, qued0 nom
brada Ia Juuta Directiva que ha dc regir "a el
pr0ximo ano, en- la forIna siguiente
Presidente, don Joaquin Varga.- Vlcespre-
sidente, don Avelino G0mez.-Secretario, don
Marcelino Rivera. - Pro secretario, don Pablo
Espi6. -Tesorero, don Pic Sergio Barccn6.-
Pro-Tesorero. don Ramon Garcia Rivera.-Con-
tador, don Manuel Andrades. ~ FOcales, don
Eusebio Tapia, don Jose L. Costoso, don Justo
German, don Carpio Morales, don jose Valdi
bia. don Isidro Aragon6s don Norberto Quino.
mes, don Jose r. Estarache, don Juan Hernaiz,
don Bias Sanjurjo, don JESUS Ugarte, don Ma
nuel Gimenez.
90
En- ell teatro de Ia ciudad de SantO Domln-
60 (republica Dominicana), SO ha celebrado un
gran concerto instrumental y vocal. con ell fin
de destinar su producido q las vicGimas de
Consuegra Almeria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-23

circular de delegation de Ia Junta directiva del
Cuarto CentenaliO del D ,scubriIniento de Aln6
rlca Manana publicarenDs et referido lnte
resante dotumento.>
Sc quejan los vecinos de que en- la Gale de
la Tanca entire Sol y la Lima, no SO puede SO
portar la peste que hay, debido sin dnda, al
guna letrina on NAL estadO, que Sc encuentra
por ALI.
Ell dia 2l del corriente Sc han abierto los
pagos en- Ia GAIA municipal de esta ciudad de
los haberes correspondence al mes &c d.
ciembre. Los interesados pueden prescntarse
q hacerlos electives en- los dias no fa iados
q horas titles. Tambi6n 50 b tn sa.lsiechos sus
sueldOs del mes actual al personal de la carcel.
90
Sabemos que puestro amigo ell Lodo. don
Juan Potous, no ha sole tado dlrecfa nj in
directamente ell destino de' AbOg ado seal sus-
titutO para ell que ha sidO u,mbradO aver. Di-
cho .nombramiento tue lndicado txponranea-
mente por el senior Fiscal dc la Au i.encia.
En- el dia de hoy ia b Ii ilegado 4 e.ta Capital
ell ingeniero iDgl6s Mr. J. W. Grover, conisio-
nado por un sindicato de Loud es para estu
diac sobre el terreno la obra del aneuu 60 ue
Ia Capital. Inmedatamente ha estato vistar
vi senior acalde, saiiendo muy satisfesho dc la
conferencia celebrada con dicha autorldad Y
asegurau do que 50 Amino es de llevar a cabo
cuanto antes, mejo1a tan mpo tante.
Algu os apreciab'es amigos nuestros ter
tulianos Gel popular cafe La Msttoyquiasa, Sc
han acercado a esta redacci0n suplicandonos
hagamos constar, proposito dc una loca!
que pubicamos aver por cncargo de respeta,
bies personals que al hablarsesde ',j6vemes que
concurren con frecuencia "a un establecimien-
to de esta Capital y grita1 y alborotan dema-
In oiaV In no a
bra 36veaes no parece Ia del case. 81 tai su-
cede, el calficativo, dicen, deberta aplicarse
varl0s joOencitos que en- alguna OCCASION han
provocado disgustos en- Ell referido cafe, sin
consideration las personas respetables que
ALI SO rounen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-23
Aviso al pdblico

La venta por acoiones de un reloj de orc
para caballero, un aderezo para sefora, que
habfa de verificarse con ell sorteo del 80 del
actual, Sc prOrroga para el primer sorteo del
mes de Mario proximn, en- atenci6n no ha-
berse colocado la mitad de ,as acciones "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-23
Noticias de Ia IsIa


Escriben de Caguas que en- aquela local.
dad : en- la calle de Luchana mulio NY i1feliz
muchacho de 10 IL amos de edad. A Ia hora
de lleVa1 10 al cementeriO no parecierOn bOm.
bres que gu sieran cargarlo.... Eatonces tres
mujeres llama las Rosa Fa'd6s, Vlcenta Ggno-
ramos el apellido) Mana Rios acompanadas
de Juan Rivera, hicieron la o5ra de carload
eterno.
l. Ha fallecido on la madrugada de aver, en-
Anasco 81 que fu6 apreciabiis ma persona
particular amigo nuestro, Sr. don jose Ma
ria Lurnaga, alcalde de dicho pueblo.>
Nosotros que tuvimos OCCASION de apreciar
las bellas prendas que adornaban al finado,
lamentauos el deporable suceso, enviamos
q su afigida familia nuestro mas sentido pc
same.
Ha sido nombrado expendedor de efsctos
timbrados de Cabo rojo, el Sr. don Santiago
Maim6 y Correa.
go
Dicen de Toa- alta que el domingo pr6ximo
pasadO, las once media de la nOche hubO
un escandalo may0sculo. No nos dicen que
tue debido tai alboroto, pero ST, que Sc folna-
ron varios grupOs dc hombres aImados con
palos que la autoridad de I'm guardia Go 30
lcia que hay alh, no fu6 respetada, pues no se
le hiz0 case.
Esta mafana no enlazo en- Arecibo 81 co.
rreo de Mayagiez, para. alcanzar ia bora de Ia
salida del tren de Cambalache.
~.
EL SensGtafi0 COnseYgiG1 de Quayana. da
cuenta de an parricidio cometido en- al barrio
de Aguirre, t6rmln0 municipal de Salinas, po:
Enriqueta Semi ley con su hijo natural llama.
do Inocencio. Tiempo hacia gus la madre de-
mostraba sus crueldades con el truto de sus
amores, pero hace pocos dias 10 hizo con tai
extreme que puso fin Ia vida del desventu-
RADIO niho Inocencio.
Los tribunales entenden en- el asnnte la
parricida SO halla On "a caroei.
En- la nOche del domingo, Il tiilo hubo EN-
81 pueblo de Trujillo-alts, una acalorada reyer.
ia entire dos vecinos de aquel'a ocalidad, y
graoias La OpOrtnna intervention del alcalde,
Sr. Izquierdo de una paleja do la Guardia
civil que 8 la saxon sc encuDtiaba cerca del
lugar del suceso, no huho gre lamentar
desgracia alguna los contendientes han sido
citados ante el Juez municipal que entiende
en- el asunto
-
Sc han undo en- matrinonio en- duayama,
ell Sr. don Mariana Benito Heredia, comandan-
50 hilltar del departamento y la bella selori-
ia doIla Bel6n MarcOlina Fernandez
Que sea por muchOs amos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-23

al brandy de mejor cuflO.
BESIDE la quilla al banpl6s
brinda salud y proveche,
cue parece criado al pecho
de un salchich0n bolones.
Z es de 10 ms zalamerO
que tiene on su casa Luina;
Sc vuelve un dulce de pima
para sacarte ell dinero.
Migacl Sfost.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-23

No hay DANA elegante, nj caballero que
yisite Ia Capital de Puerto Rico, que no concu
ira La Mallogqu5n0. ALI, tomando de 10
mejor, es donde Sc da cita el hsge life puerto
rriqueno
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-23
.vRRlEDADEs

Por mas que dgan. no hay fonda en- Ia
Capital dande SO pueda conner mas gus
to que en- 81 restaurant lde Fontanllas La
CGtatanG MIN. Sc, Gale de San Francis o.
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SEMBLANZA.
CAPITAL.
Maria HiNst5.

- zsfFFss
Els una ten1prana rosa
Cue en- 6sta cOraarca cA.fdA
Abre explendida y herrhosa.
Encantada maripusa
Que abaDdona sn crisalida.
-
SpHlslssnsa ftascstlint.
Alto, fobaslu, buen pnhu.
Gotta barDa, fresco, guapol
capez de darle ~ kopaRp
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llanada

il Que precedente tan sensible cuando el
homDre presta favores NAL correspondents
Esta ca Ia consecuencia de la ep0ca que
lleya el progreso del escamore0, que va no hay
las horas del dia, que no tiene calidcativo sin
respetar categorias nj pron nesas de cumpli-
miento que dejar Dios eclipsado, porque hoy
Sc emplean todos los medios para sacar parti-
do do donde SO puede, olvidando la nobeza re
vestida de manoilla que no tiene ejemplo, CO.
mo 81 los bienes fuesen comunes Y las consi-
deraciones una parodla que le hace retroceder
& todo el que ha sido castigado por la indife-
rencia de la filantropfa PUERTO Rico, Diciem-
bre 10 de I891.-No mas. 3O-4
90
Desde el IS del actual hasta el 10 de Ene
70 proximo podran circular por Ell C0rre0 dsste-
ri0r on todos.l los puebos de la Isla las terjetas
de felicitaci6n. pr6vio el franqueo de 23 mile
simas dc peso. Los sobres han de ir abiertos
sin ninguna clase de manuscrito las tarjetas.