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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-27

ALMANAQUE. Lunes 27, Santos Anasta.
sio, Pedro de Armengal 81 beato Pedro Ca
naSiO
ES.-1846-Deereto sobre or
ganizaci0n de los AyuntaInientos de la Isla;
segun ell cual la eleccion Sc veriticaba por los
Ayuntamientos salientes en- union lie triple
n1mero de mayores contribuyentes.-I
Memoria del primer Diputado C6rtes por es-
ia Isla don Ramon Power, sobre los abuses
que Sc eomenten en- la administration Y got.
bierno de la nisma.
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Virtud /. no habIa ESQ conlni-
go, exclamo Lady Virginia; no tengo min
gunal
Ofreced q Dios Yuestros dolores ysya
tendreis esa, repuso Ia anciana
Mis- dolores no Sc pueden Ofrecer
Dios, exclam0 con desalient0 Ia Marquesas
Is sabeis que soy la causa del suicidio dc mi
hiJo, pOr haber sido esposa intiel madre
Observation-Disclosures -
- LAZY Virginia Lady Virginia dijo
apurado en- tono de reconVencion ell Doc
tors pero ella, sin atendere, prosigui0 con
creciente exaltaci6n:
III Estoy maldita entire ell Cielo yo
hay un abismo. No, no, para mi no hay
paz nj cOnsuelo on la TERRA, misericordia
nj gloria en- el CielO
Ia veis sonora, repusO la buena mu-
jer, como cuandO Sc pierde la esperanza,
Sc plerden sus hecInanas, la f6 " III carload,
caridad que no teneis nj con yos misrna
~ para que me seTViria
Para recuperar aquellas.
- No os cause horror?
No, sonora, no; me causais solo las
tima, respondi6 la anciana con un amor Y
una sinceridad de que dieron sstestimonio
dos lagrimas que suliendo de sa corazon a
sus Ojos, resbalaTOn por sus meiillas como
dOsr rayOs de la luna del cielO resbalan So
bre una ruina de Ia terra.
-0s cause lastima, diio la Marouesa.
pOrque me Veis renegar con harta razon dc
mi existencia, renunciar Ia Bienavensu-
ranza que solo existe para los iustos.
NO solo para los justos la Bienaven-
tnranza, sonora, que 81 asi fuese, pocos SO
salvarian. Dice el SalmOs bien sabe ell Sc
nor 81 barro de que nos form6, siempre
tiene preseute d. no sornos mas que poyo;
asf nos abIi0 la puerta del perdOn, nos
senal6 la senda del arrepentimientO para
negar ella.
Hay culpas sin perdon, buena mujer.
Ninguna, senora, ST 81 arrepenti-
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Esp

la concurrencia escasa, norespondi6 anO-
che la agradabIe soir6e que nos ofrecio ell
siinpatico professor senor Balaorega que, real-
mcn3e merece Ia protection pdblica, pOr que cs
innegable que esln prestidigitador de merito,
que sabe amenizar las yeladas con experiment
tos sorprendentes ehistes do fnuy buen. .tono
AnOohe, entire otFas cosas, hizo la enri0sas spfue.
ba d9l Baul MoscoYita, y luego expiieo su sen.
clio necanisn0
Rsta u0ehe Ultima fnnei0n suponemos
que Rabra uh lIeno complete On Ell teatrO. Ba-
labrega no solo Sc prOpone ecsnf eE yesf0, sinO
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R $40 AQuIM II

Puntos en- donde Sc veRde LA CORRESPONDENTS
CIA DE PUERTo-RICo
TIEEBA de D. Eneterio ochoa, plazuela
de San jose y en- ell
KIosKo de Ia Marina. Capital
o
Los sres. Sobrinos de LUNA Ca, acaban
de recibir tOstadas mallorquinas, clase selecta
= SO prometen realizarlas 4 un precio suma-
mente m0dico. 1876
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- CasaS que Sc reconstesda8 Ell BUEN
GUSgO, uno de los mejOres salones de barbe-
ria y peluquerta de IA Capital
PrOp5etqgj0 q. ApellaHiz, San Justo, MI
nero 16-Pe -Perfumerfa extra superior Sc aduli-
ten abonados.- EsmeFo 7 limpieza
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Cobre Y lat6n en- panchaa de IA por 88 y
lo Dor 40 pulgadas para forro de buques y pa
IA alambiques, de todOs gruesos, dc 3 por B
pies. asi como las hoias de tieltro alquitraEado
todo muy barat0 en- 81 almae6n de'les-Sres. M.
Roman Cs, Cruz = 80.
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II H -R DID ~

Ell dias 23 del actual Sc Ie. estravi6 al cue
suscribe un relicario de orc esmaltado de azul
y en- elcentr0u un Angel que dice en un letrefo
SOMUe1tr El que 10 entregue sera gratitica-
do.- Bayamon Abril 25 de 1891 30
Jose D. BalboSo
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p o D b r b S.

Con esta fecha, y por ante 81 Notarip dan
1lauIielO Guerra Mondrag5l, los be ,0afefi-
30 mi hii0 81 Lcdo, Ell Dsreeho Civil Cas =
nlco don Eugeni0 de jesus Lopez GNla.
para que me regTesente, en cuaatOS
Judiciales, 8 mis- derechos sOmpetal
mon Il do AbTil de 1s9I.-JEigsteL r
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que ezpIlcara al pdbIico 81 secreto de todas
las suertes que haga. 81 que mas = el que
menos pOdFa salir IN prestidgtador consu-
madO del teatro.
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II US o..

Sc necesitan dos dependencies y un eoci-
nero para el servicio de un Restaurant En-
Hotel LA AURORA infOrmaran 1872
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CHUFlAs

Sc. acabaron las. que veudia D. francisco
Font
En- cambio quedan excelentes semillas de
hortalila.
Tanca esquina a Fortaleza SIS
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BoriqWeu nos encarga decir a la Srta Her
.ninia Pacheco, que SO tiene por muy feliz y
honrado con la fuga de consonantes que dicha
senorita tuvo la bondal de dedicace
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Formar con los puntos ' los n1meros y
IL un nombre de muer. 81 todo, nombre lie
una senorita Capitalena.
Ell Conde de Ia GyomjG
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Solucion los entretenimientos de ano-
che: Logogrlfo, enigma y .tasga de SomSonom-
teS V. b. Sotillo.-LogogrsfO Rodulfo S. 80,
Un defensQPde LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA.-- AdiVi.
Mango Nicolas Munero.-A las caart0 o.:
SrtasJuana MirabaI EnriqueMir Afico
-Todos, Angel A Martinez, sfta. Gbdulia Con-
de Manon.--FatgG Ge cOspsOnasateS: Borinquen.
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sEMBLANzA Historical.

Con1ando el britano on su fortuna,
con poderosa eseuadra Sc presenta
en- las galaicas costas do Sc asienta
la heroica capital que fu6 mi cuna.
Avido dc botin la asalta fierO;
detiendenso los MOS con tibieza,
y sin avergonzarlos su faqueza,
entregan la ciudad al extranjero.
Entonces 20, de zena poseida,
combatir me lanzo denodada,
y por otlas majeres anxiliadas,
contengo del iugI6s la arremetida.
Mi varonil ejemplo 81 brio indalna
los vencidos cobran su ardimiento
de elIos al frente al invasor ahuyento,
y heroina la historic me procIama.
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GRAN BARAT1LLo
GN LA FLOR BoRJNQUETA
SAN JOSE n. 25.

Cajftas de pasas de un kilo 4 20 centayos.
idem dc medic kiio a 10 centavos, Calainaees
en su tinta a 15 idem, DatiIes a cts libra,
Higo idem idem, Gas luz diamante % rta-
les lata, por botellas 13 centayos, Sarlinas
ga tomates en- aceites 4 eentavus l;ita, Pr
mientos morrones 10 centavos l5ta.
Ron VIEJo superior % cts. b0tela
Frasco de frutas francesas de to,ias classes
q 25 centavoB lata.
ACUDID LA GANGA I8-4.
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ENIGMA

Mercedes, IsddOra, -A0terica Oti3id N0taIia,
RGfGeIG, AurorG, M0YceIiWa, ArmaasdG,
RosaLG, Emilia, Santos, Rosa
Guitar de cada palabra una letFa do modo
que combinandolas pueda formarse el non.
bre y apellido de una amable y Yirtuosa sefo-
rita residente en- San Lorenzo.
Alemmn RugetSes.
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IVA CAsA EN gYENTA

Sc desea vender la casa num- 81 Gale del
Cristo. Reditda diez y. nueve pesos = medic
mensuales. Informaran en- la cale de Ia Luna
AZ tienda La Dragd. "A
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EntretenimientOs de anoche :-FMQG do
conSOnantes - Grato, muy grato es tener-
quien nos recuerde = nos quiera,-aunque sea.
Oro.-AdiOjnGngG Ajo.-Fomar un nombrp
con cuatro O.. Oimpio Otero.-ArpG ACr6stt-
ca Salvador Artau.-.A Gi0inanzG 81 peine.
--ANGgran1G Rosa Sant1n.
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ANAGRAMA
ANITA TAsOcANALQ

llfio de una senurita de io-Piedras, que rive
on la Gale del Concrete.
Helnos Visto mas de cincuenta varedades
de corbatas, para todos los gustos y yerdade-
ramente elegantes baratas. D6nde3 En-
La Elegancia Guiana, Fortaleza 40
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IN QeQO al OJO naa l0 meGl0;
Decidnos amables lectores
5Cual 10 teni8 dentro de los dos
Regalaremos I'm surtido complete de ci-
garrillos Las -PalnserGS al que nos saque de
dudas. San JustO 81.
No cesamOs de recibir queias de la Capital =
de Ia isla (6stas 1ltimas oblgandonos q sostener
una crecida cORtOsa cOrrespondenciaJ, porque
no publicamos segun los solicitantes desean " 81
por rigorosO turnoJ las sembanzas yeentreteni-
mlentos que nos envfan. Ell motive de la di-
lact6n 10 hemos manifestado varias veces Para
cada un entretenimiento que pubIicamos, recibi-
mos pOr 10 menOs veinte que tienen que esperar
turnO.
Buscando el modo de complacer los que nos
favorecen con dichOs entretenimlentos, ayudar-
nos la vez en- los enomes gastos que esta en-
presa Origina, hemOs dispuestO 10 siguientee
IT, Seguir publicando gratis pOr el turnO CO.
rrespOndiente los lcbOs entretenimientOs:
% Cobrar bajo el plan de Ia siguiente tart
ia los que deseen que los que envien SO publi-
quen sin esperar su turno.
SemDanza-- .s...-....--...$ 81 90
Charada de a q yersos. ---..---..... so
Logogrifos- -..---.-..-.-.... 80
Saltos de Caballo -----..----.- -.-.-. 90
Los demas entretenimicntos: ST son
eOrtOs-. ..---. %
Largos so eentavos un peso segtin tamanO.
AL enviar el manuscrito, debe acompanarSe 81
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balde dc agua al gidrio, Las tIIeras y las ma
nos Puede eortarse en- lineas rectas 6 cur
Vas sin rajas III queBraduras. La explicaci0n
consiste on que el aqua amortigua las Yibra-
clones de las tijeras sys de Ia plaza de vidIlO.
81 81 operator deiase salir del aqua la menor
parte tle las t1efas, las vibraciones seriaH SUI
f1cientes paraimpedir el 6xitO de la expe-l
riencia.
Comprendenos que muchos dudaFan de
10 que decimos, pero no stienen mas que haeer
la prueba para conYencerse.
DOJO AQUf-No recibiremos CORES
pondencia de Ia Isia que no yenga debidamen
te franqueada. 10-9
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.A1MAczN De aaeusfcA
DE OLYMPIC oTERo, ArocHA No T. PONCE.
PROBLEMA

lCuantos gramos tienen dos arrobas, 1e
libras y doce onzasf
Humacao. U,s vecitsito.
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Jugando al escondite Juana Juana
On dedo al ojo naa lie meti0
Decidnos amables lectores
5Cual 10 teni8 dentro de los dos
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Regaaremos un surtido complete de ci-
garrillos Las Polner0S al Que nos saque de
dudas. San JustO 81.
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Henos gist0 mas de cincuenta Variedades

de corbatas, para todos los. gustos verdade-
ramente elegantes baratas. D6nde7 En-
Ia Elegancia cu6amo, Fortaleza 40.
cHARADA
Ded5cGda d mis- prinsas Gltayan5zlensas.
Dos y tres en- Inglaferra
hay, como dos prinseya,
Sc We sempre por doquiera
en- snuestra madre la TERRA.
Siete tuvo del t0d0
una mujer sin igual
los tiene cada mortal,
cada cual su mOdO
Els de una bella ell nombre
ese tOdO de charada
mas que mujer es I'm hada
que Vasalla cuaquier h0mbre
Playa dc Ponce. Urltra.
De Santurce nos enviaron aver tarde Ia
soluci6n de los entretenimient0s pubEcados
aver, La Tres Gracjas I1s0arjable q Deseas.
g0aSO.
AlMAczN De asusrcA
DE OLYMPIC oTERo, ArocHA No q PONCE.
Mtlsica para piano dos manos
B0nGaNjcci.- Eufantilaje, para el 2o y
Ser. dedo, op. 282. ............ % cts.
Tden1.-Fausto, fantasia =. ......--... so cts.
EXlSG0 aQ0InaS Gel TnlSQlO aQGOf, un gran
numero de fantasies faciles dos cuatro ma
nos de casi todas las operas conocidas.
PROBLEMA
Cuantos gramos tienen dos arrobas, Is
libras y doce onzasi
Humacao Uas vecisatto
A mi amigo Jessts Maria Rossy Caldey6u.
Pregunt6me una vez cierto pedante
Que escritor quiso ser,
ii De- que manera SO fabrican verses
Que Sc pnedan leer
7 contest6le con serena calmas
ESQ es faei de hacer.
Sc escriben lineas en- IN pliego blanco
(Iguales han de ser);
Les pones consonantee las pultas
pare uSted de yer;
Que los versos con clara letra escritos,
Bien SO puedea leer.
Mas el tunante me interroga al punto
Sin .Inalicioso intento:
~ en- medic de esas lineas, que SO ponef
IAcaso eI pensamento2
die II ahl! en- medic de eSas lfneas
Hay que poner talentO.
Para cortar ell vidrio con tiieras.-Con
tijeras ordnarias comunes Sc puede cortar
una hoja de Vidrio, dc Ventana, por ejemplo,
tar facilmente como Sc cortaria una hoja de
carton.
Todo 81 secreto consiste en- meter en- uE
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Sc paga buena prina por cuarenta acco-
nes del Banco Espanol de Puerto-Rico Enten-
derse con don Estanislao Martinez ST
Sc paga buena prima por cincuenta accio-
nes del Banco Espano de Puerto Rico. En-
tenderse con los sucesores de @. Masjuan y
Compania, ST
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LaFgOs 50 eentavOs un peso segfn tamanO.
AL enviar el manuscrito, debe acompanarse su
valor selos de correo la par.
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INTRfNGULEs.

Alem@@ Rugeties.
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Para cortar Ell vidrio con tiieras.-Con
tijeras ordinarias comunes SO puede cortar
una hoja de Yidrio, de yentana, por ejemplo
tar facilmente como Sc cortarfa una hoja de
carton.
Todo ell secreto consiste en- meter en- un
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-14
THE SYMPATHETIC CREATURE.
An Old aud Experienced Ones Advice ia
& a Youngster. Z

0| I'D .H1NSYtNGM 50 "V- Me- |aM 2@El.H"uENI w.
An Old aud Experienced Ones Advice to
q a Y~oungster. %$
" Look here, young man. began snorkt-
horse, in . warming tone, young man,
look here and take my advice. Never you
marry . sympathetic woman, whatever you
dor $% $
Not marry a sympathetic womanp Why
not? You don't want me to take q regular
t%ermaRant?o said young Bristow, surprised.
well, no; but don't you take one Of
theHe sympathetic, dear. tender-hearted
creatures. Now, there's my wife, Just Ms
nice q woman ~ you ever saw, but abe
makes mo want to 40 off and mortify the
flesh every now hnd thon. She la too sym
pathetic ny half!!' @
Whats the matter?" s s
q We'll, in tho first place, when congress
shut ont the Chinese she went into nn
~ecstatio state Of Indignation about Ii and
thought Ii WIS horribly cluel To keep tho
dear Cinnamon oyer IN that country, whers
no one tnlkaa English and where folks
didn't wear collars and cuffs. And then
when tho New Orleans citizens lynuhed and
killed all thnzs Mafia chaps, ahs nearly
wept. Ibid not mind THAT 40 much, but
last night when I won't home 4 found her
III teara, torrents OF tears, over a
paper. she could hardly rostrain
herself enough 10 toll mo that
the Americans had beon committing atrooi-
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#auIunily beanE tortutinR Stiio puor devil until
seyoty moment sWhsS an agony, and hs prlyod#
ssalord tai hnAth, nndIsthst thnte want any
thing tha matter with him MI III, Then Hhe
sWept again md klssaA the pspsf,. sAytn1
that they hadshiR picture thers. and hes gag
too@sWeat and infloneft-lpoklnK Gior my
piper III no Whit The nation N was-'
What was it2no ssSS3f
.s,W hat was iii Why, %oonfound$it n, she Ind
been reading ono of these plaRney patent
medicine advertisements thai begin,
5.I'orturinR EczstDa., and haye, A pinapaly
thought 'Eczema' was some Italian nRain,
md tlat5 he had been tile victim ri another
Ihorrid2 public outbreak! @I tell YOU, young
man, sympathyi IN all very well. II I'D place,
but there Ii such d thing M being TOO SYM
pathetic for any user'--E1changc.
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Excursion Rates East. $a s4t2=s

$5### 54 $.@ Excursion Rates East. 10y .#49
Tho following low rates are in effect via
tho Northern Pacific railroad:
From Helena 70 vt. Paul. Minneapolis,
Duluth and West Superior and return, 800.
Helena to ST. Louis and return. $76.
Helena to Chicago and return, $50.
These tickets are limited 10 thrse months
and can be made. X return via anysdirect
route Eg#
Remember that the Northern Pacific ia
the only line running solid vestibulsd trains
through to Chicago without change ct cars.
A. ID. EDGAR,
8 n'liAgent, Helena. Mont.
n CHAs. s. Fee, S \
4ss& ~ v G. =. &8I, a.. st. Paul, Mimi. Il
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sEx0ursisn Fatss TO CalIfsrnla.


on the 18th of zach month tho Northern
Pauifte railroad viii, asll ronnd trip tickets
10 CAlifornia pciats ~ follows:
Hel.ns ID San 5Ffancisos md return,
koine viz Portland md returning sano
way, 67b-
no KAn Francisco, going yiA Portland
and returning via Ogden and SILVER Bow,
$50. Z J.
10 Los AnRsIeE, going and rsturning via
Portland, entering San Francisco in ono
direction either going or returning, $89o. !.
~ To Los Angeles. going viz Portland and
San Francisco md returning sanae route,
S93. s 5S# .
III Los Angeles, going viz Portland and
San francisco, returning via SacrAnnsuto
aAds Ogden, 500. 50.,zAS u.
Tick ta will bs limited Cor sixty days for
within ths final limit Of liz months.
Il. ~. EDaAH. alsn. AKt.. Helsna, Mont.
CHAs. 4. FTEE, a. IL, $T.A .,. Nv. PAai, Mimi
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Should organize and determine to hire A man to buy and
supply them with their necessaries, they would, after
will be honest with Us, know your business, are
will try to use the brains il it unreservedly fer cur bene-
alary and 4 small commission 2 your sales. The cheaper
will sell. Notwithstanding THE slnallness of your com
factory by your large sales We are working On This
getting our services ~ \ very small commission, read
esent our idea Of your requirements and our duty ~ you.
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Suppose 1000 Ladies'

hard worker, have a head on you, and
fit. We will pay you q living yearly 5
YOU supply us u needs the more you
mission your income can be made salts
theory. To convince you that you are
items and prices carefully. They repl
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HELENA MONTANA.

All kinda of mere andIso and. other frelghtS
Including ores, promptly transferred frprn tho
eApNt. Orders willRecAiva prompt attention.
eiYXsNsAtI, EEAlAlhaE9's etass nd o. tha Ospse'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-08-01
One Womnn's Pocket.

A Boston paper, commenting on wom-
ems clothes, says that the women of to-
day need pockets infinitely more than
the ballot. Certainly pockets would add
to the comfort and physical freedom of
women of the present day, but to be of
advantage they must be placed in po-
sition where the wearer can reach them
without growing red in the face with the
effort. The other day lady walked
down Broadway dressed in tailor made
cloth gown. On the right side of the
skirt, at convenient distance below the
waist line, was a pocket inserted as a
jacket pocket is inserted and covered
with a stitched and buttoned lap. The
pocket was deep and broad under the
skirt, and evidently fastened fiat on the
under muslin skirt. Her hands were
free, and as she walked along she was
an object of envy to the women strug-
Cling with purse, card case, umbrella,
and handkerchief. The tailor made
gown was the result of demand for a
dress light in weight and free from dust
gathering and mud accumulating drap-
cries, but it has cut itself down until its
frightened skirt will not permit that ne
cessity to every woman's happiness and
freedom-a get-at-able pocket.
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Railroad Schedules, etc.
Cumberland and Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE.

*On theatre nights leave Cumberland at close
of performance.
All trains stop at Hays street station, Cum
berland.
Nos. !, 2, and 4daily except sunday. Nos
and Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays only.
l.. NJ. HAMILTON,
May 30 Superintendent.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-08-01
Flowers as Food.

Not only rose leaves and violets, but
nasturtiums and other flowers, are now
candied and eaten.
These flower eaters call themselves au
thophagists "a word which certainly
must not be confounded with anthropo-
phagists, since that means cannibals
"Anthophagist" is derived from the
Greek words anthos, flower, and pha,
gein, to eat.
Although violets as a confectionery and
a table delicacy are something compara-
lively new, it is really not new thing tc
eat flowers in some shape. The cabbage
is really only a splendid flower, and the
cauliflower is not misnamed. 1t is an in
forescence or blossoming which has
thickened into sort of tleshy head.
The blossom of the artichoke has often
been used as a food. In France the yell
low water lilly and the blossoms of the
locust have long been used as food.
Flowers, it is said, are, when eaten,
generally wholesome as well as agree
able Youths Companion.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-08-01
THE INSTRUCTOR.

Not till we meet with Love in all his beauty,
In all his solemn majesty and worth,
Gan we translate the meaning of life's duty.
Which God oft writes in cipher at our birth.
Not till Love comes in all his strength and ter
rOr,
Can read others hearts; not till then
a wide compassion for all human error,
Or sound the quivering depths of mortal woe.
Not till we sail with him DER stormy oceans
Have we seen tempcsts; hidden in his hand
He holds the keys to all the great emotions;
Till he unloCks them none can understand.
Not till we walk with him on lofty mountains
Can we quite measure heights. And, OH sad
TRUTH
When once we drink from his immortal fount-
aims
We bid farewell to the light heart of youth.
Thereafter our most perfect day will borrow
dimming shadow from some dreaded night,
So great grows joy it nerges into sorrow
And evermore pain tnctures our delight.
leila Wheeler Wilcox.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-08-01
FROsTBURG, MD, SATURDAY, AUGUST /, 1891.

sounded behind him. He turned, wild
with hope.
"Oh, naughty papa! he won't play
with Aimee" said the most beloved of
voices.
The child was clinging to him. Lau-
renee did not seek to know how the child
came there alive. He seized her and fled
with his treasure into his little cabin.
Then he put her on the ground before the
lamp and looked at her He could not
bear so much joy, and fell fainting be-
side his daughter, who, in her turn,
screamed with terror.
At this moment Celine arrived. She
heard her child's voice, and fastened her
steps. Then, becoming impatient, she
called:
"Aimee!"
The child ran to meet her, crying:
mamma, mamma, I am frightened"
"What is the matter?"
Papa has fallen down."
Celine rushed toward the sentry box
and found her husband completely in
sensible, stretched on the ground. She
sent for help, and the doctor, who had
not left the village, came and restored
the poor man to consciousness. The
next day when Laurence rose his wife
looked at him with terror. Instead of
his former bright color he exhibited a
corpse like pallor, which never left him
to the end of his days. Laurence was
forced to tell his wife all. When he had
finished, the poor father turned to Aimee,
and said:
But, darling, why weren't you killed."
"Why," said the child, 81 did what
Simon did"