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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

Itiaayory ordinary thing to hear %
hailstoucs breaking window glass and
stripping trets and plants. but II isn't
every hailstonc that can knock out u
mules eye. A colored man named Ed
johnson. who farms about five miles
north Of the city. was In town with a
lot Of produce. Ills wagon was drawn
by mule, and ono OF the mules eyes
was knocked out a stream Of water
constantly trlckling from the socket In
dicatci that the injury was Of recent oc.
currcnce. johnson said that one day
tho cye was knocked out by q hailstonc.
Ho was blowing In a field when a sudden
storm came up. He unhitchcl the mule
20 No. 10 hurry 10 shelter and gave tho
bridlo rcin q jerk. Tho mulo threw ur
it, head, and as II did 50 q b.g hailstonc
rluukod IL In tho eye and destroyed the
eycball.-Charloito 81, c. Nows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

II Is not necessary that n boy who
learns n trade should follow Il all his
life. Senator Palmer, OF Illinois, was
a country blacksmith once. President
Lincoln was raised on farm aud split
rails. President johnson was u tailor
IN Tennessee. President Garfield drove
mules on u canal. Jay Gould was a
surveyors assistant John u. Rookie.
Teller was a bookkecpcr Erastus Corn.
ing, too lame TO do hard labor, com.
monccd as shopboy In Albany. When
lie applied for employment int he was
asked, "Well, my little boy, what can
You dor Can do what | am bid, -
was tho answer. That secured him a
place.
Ex-Governor Stone, Of Iowa, was q
cabinet maker, at which trade tho late
Hon. Stephen 4. Douglas also worked
In his youth. Large numbers Of promi.
tent men now Ewing have risen from
humble life by dint Of industry, without
which talent Is as useless as gold coin
on a barren island. Worl. alone makes
mon bright, and II does not depend on
tho kind Of work you have TO do
whether you riso or not II depends
on how you do it.-New York Re.
cordcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

A startling electrical display occurred
IN front Of store on Pearl street, ~.
bnny. ono cynlng. A boy caught hold
Of tho iron hosting bar Of tho awniir,
anil tried 10 raife himself mp In order "a
look into tho window There Is an cleo.
trio light In front. and Tho iron frame u
tho awning became connected with u.
In nm instant flashes OF electricity Cow
out Of tho boys feet with dc,onali1us
like q pack 81 cruckrrs. 10 was conn
plctely charged with tho huid and could
not let ~ his hold. a bystlndor caught
hold Of him and pulled him away. bat
In doing 40 received shock himself and
was knocked into the street, The boy
was lazcd and stunned but was soon
restored. and walked 10 his home appar
entity uninjurcd. The voltage which
passed through him was about $500. -
Chicago Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

We arc often asked for cure for head.
aehe. a certain wise physician classes
headaches among tho ailments which
have baiIled his profession. Al medi.
cal meeting a member said. "Did any Of
you ever euro headache? never did"
Several doctors having mentioned their
treatment, he replied; "oh, you only 70.
lieyed It. can do that. But have you
ever cured it,
No ono could answer yes The shops
contain nostrums enough, but did any
one ever find himself more than tenn.
porarily relieved by thomg
Nature, unaided, sometimes effects n
permanent euro by the changes which
the system undergoes In tho process Of
time. Persons who have been subject to
headache arc often moro or less fully re-
leycd after about the ago OF fifty. This
Is perhaps u result OF tho shrinkage Of
the brain and tho hardening OF tho
tissues, which begnsat about that period.
Changes In ono's condition or habits, or
IN climate, may sometimes effect cure
by removing the disturbing cause
Youths Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

Europe, continental and insular,
consumes s,0OO,00O,O00 matches daily.
Assuming that each several act OF ignl.
ton occupies tho brief period Of ono
secondhand we have reason to believe
Il Is rarely performed In shorter Pc
rlod-lt will DO obvious TO every ready
reckonor that 1p5, 900 hours Of each
successive day are spent by tho inhab'
itants Of Europe In striking matches
There Is food for much speculation In
tho fact that Europeans dispose OF
nearly slSty'four years per day In scrap
Ing tiny sticks tipped with some inllam'
mable composition. IL Is also interest
ing TO learn TINT 400, 900 cubic yards Of
timber and 10000 pounds weight OF
phosphorous arc In annual request for
tho manufacture OF tho $50, 900, 900, OOO
matches used by Europe In a year. -
London Tit.Blts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12
notice 70 WATER CONSUMERS.

rt,ifE ATTENTION on tint puRtiC ~
hereby called 10 An Ordinance Do relation
- the water work, passed september lth.
a. u. ls.f, resificiing Nc r,e o. water 'or
Lovcr -prlukling Disircti, described NJ FOL.
love-, 10 vii;
AZ that portion n the city lying es,t and
north u thc ioilowing b9hhdifies a hereby
nftrirt, " Wit Cummcnri 1 IL tho lntsfa q.
lion Of 1T wet sud IN Nouh streets. and fuu'
ming thence south nlurg sud ~ west street
North street 70 Apple STREET, thence South.
eAstofly along Apple street o. 1t North street,
thence east aloaE Let North street 10 Essi refs.
stfest 20 NORTH Temple stfeei, thrnco esst
nlong Norih Temple rirrot 10 ist East street,
thonre south along ~ tast street 10 south
Temple -tfsct, thence east along south smlIe
sth Easi Street H. tihtriy lAi. Aud al rsf'
sons tallnE water from the nluns ob South
Temple stcet, ca.t o. "a. aa,l street, and
shall bo decmtd 70 teionS 10 tail UrpJr De
tfirt
south ~ thu foregoing boundaries IL HEREBY
made aud declared 70 be The Lower sprnilins
sprinkler Tor tho lawns, sidewalks. streets.
vi dow aui fronts In tte tlpei District must
b. used oaly between the hulrs ot anu o
0'eincs a m. aad and b n't lpul y o.. ailf in
the lower District between tho hnufs of aud
10 o'rlurt u aud . aud O'Clock D. ui. dunug
the month"; % july, August, September all
Uotolrr 81 each year Thirty minutes time
each dav snail be allowed Tor the tpunllinF u
each 40 square yAfdt % lava n thr tuprt
Distflct. and twenty minntfs each dsy Tor tao
same area In he tower nisuiri
Anf person violating my n the provisions q
tina fst tiou thali. on convection, b. turd Iu aIy
sum not exceeding ten dollars Cor ihp dfst 81
fenso, ara not exceeding twenty dollars ier
each Subsequent nfensc
4 s'fici Enforcement. Of uAs ordnance will
huurrf1rth be- 0hagryod.
~ order u the Mayor.
J. " JACK. city Recorder.
salt Take CITY. Utsh. July std, 1871. d5J
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

"And do they wear them on their
thumbsg"
Yes, miss, aud they hre right pretty.
too"
A jewelers. clerk was displaying his
new stock OF thumb ringA
MAY try one onf'
Certainly" he replied. and stopped
low over the pink tipped fingers, slipping
on tiny circlet of pearlS
ut doesn't look ~ bad, after MI, )" said
she "You SEQ tho band is no narrow
and the pearls 10 small that the effect IS
not awkward, as expected 1t would DO,
IN take that ono"
The advent Of this unique little orna.
ment Is greeted with rather moro favor
Than was at first expected by tho jewel
crs,-New York Letter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

II was only four little withered daisies
that some one had dropped In Battery
park.
Although thoy were at my feet 7 had
not noticed them. was sitting on a
bench watching the water and tho gay
passing crowds, But when little girl
stopped In front Of me and began care
fully 20 pick thom up noticed thon.
II am going TO take them to Lizzie"
she said TO a second little girl; and she
iondlod the little faded and forgotten
blossoms rs II they were tho rarest kinds
Of orchids
-Four littlo witbered daisies, and tho
folds bestarred with th@nl Yet Lizzie,
tho little invalid Of tho tenements,
would find life brighter for seeing them.
Whether Lizzie got any finer flowers
that day | refuse to tell. Now York
Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12
WHAT IS A GUARANTEE?

Many the habit OF Unfortunately
guaranteeing" with thought Of being called upon
make the good II 10 pccou ami foolish
respected In the breach than Ia the Observance
guarantee value should he with knowledge Of
the meaning tho purpose the Of the
guarantee tools the mRkor instruct
place any tool found imperfect In
best Judgment acquired by considerable
nonce, selecting following stock and sell them
absolute guarantee that II they not prove
be- all that Represent hem, will refund the purchase In
FULL
ltangc finished article, perfectly poportloned,
beat material DON'T fall II. IL will
"Quok Aica" No Generator, Eyapong. Lght DO
gas burner. No SMELL No danger No complication Every ooc
Gasoline away with. Think Of the dis
comfort Missed Ia summer by avoiding tho heat Of big Kitchen
I.ago.
'seperor" Cooks and angce Superior takers Superior in
economy fuel Superior design. Superior In construction.
Superior evyhug that goes perfect cooking apparatus
Fooc An lee Health
Cellular stone lined What that? Investigate It, twin
repay you.
Bulders' Hardware, House Funhing Garden
Sprnkcr, Mowofs complete every detail
Il. G. COFFIN AAbDWARE co.,
Progress building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

An Oregon Farmers schcme for riyinr.
4 Walla Walla farmer writes that
he thinks the now tangled flying ma
chimes ho reads No much about In tho
papers are too expensive TO be- Of any
practical use llo suggests the training
Of ducks goose, son gulla or other birds
not heavy In body, but rapid flying;
mako very light rack or open plat.
form OF bamboo rods, bitch tho fowls
90 the samo In some way that tho
legs and wings would 10 frco whom ny.
ing, which could be easily done, then
have a basket fastened beneath the
bamboo rick. The weight in all would
not be over ilitccn pounds.
wow, say the game selected for THU
purpose each can lift H. own weight
Uwopound-l, Of course it would require
100 fowls In order TO III the weight OF
person Qi0 pounds, including the
material Now u game could be
trained Il have no doubt Il CAM.
some professor might work Il up. IL
would not cost $4,000, no steam OF
fuel arc required. II some one should
mako Il work, hope his first trip will
be- TO walla Walin II not, hc won't be
ont much, because the game ought Ia
sell for some figure. But you know the
power Is there, and Il Is about the only
way see dying could be mnd0 posi-
bio n-porland Orcgonlnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

John Lehman. the tlllcst man IN tho
state, died ia Tazowcll county recently
after q brief sickness, aged soycnty.hyc
years. Mr. Lohman was raised IN North
Carolina, and "had 10 stand on his toes
20 see tho sun shine over the great hills
there la the morning." This Is what he
used 10 tell inquisitiyc people who asked
whai made him 20 tall. hebdug 0 n. o la,
Ia bic stockings Carthage Qll8.) Record
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

Thlrty-dS freight cars passed over FIVE.
year-old Eddie Quiuther nc East Baifslo,
but. strange 20 say, his only injury b. y
blight cut on tho head. He was standing
on the track and was struck by the train,
which was drawn by q switch engine. II
having no cowcatchcr, hc was pufhcd be-
meath the standing board aud lay la tho
center Of tho track while The entire train
passed over him.-Bufalo Times
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12


On q certain day we went 10 call at
WIS Proctor's with our father. We
found m old man standing In the middle
Of the room, taking leave Of his hostess.
holding his head-he was n little like o
Ehineso mandarin with an ivory face
hlseSpression never changed, but seemed
quite fixed. lie knew my father and
'poEe to him aud TO us. too, SIN In this
odd, fixed why. Then he looked at my
sister MY little girl he said to her
VIII you come aud live with meg You
hua,i be "a happy rs the day Is long, you
shall have a white pony to ride aud feed
upon rcd currant jelly" This prospect
was 20 alarming and unexpected that tho
poor little glrl suddenly blushcd up and
uu1S into tears The old man WINS Mr.
hnl~iel Rogers, but happily he did not
tee"er cry, for he was already on hia
why to the door.-Mra Richie Ia Mao.
nillan's Magazine,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

hNuAltu Aanht TOT New England.
There have been few public men Of
whom so many good stories have boon
told ns ara told Of Hannibal Hamiin.
His was one Of those sturdy, outspokcn,
Independent natures that was bound 10
make the life Of lis posscssor replete
with incidents characteristic OF tho
man. The cpigrammatic answers made
by tho "old Carthagiuian' during tho
course Of his life would make o most
interesting collection II they could be
brought together
what can yon grow hcrcr inquired
a distinguished English agriculturist Of
him one day os they were travelling
along tho roekbound coast Of Maine.
we can raise men here was tho
proud response Of the sturdy son Of tho
Pine Tree state.
The old man was n most sincere be.
Hover In New England aud It's institu.
tions. He regarded the old states ns
the balance wheels for tho rest Of tho
country. In one Of tho finest speeches
he over delivered In congrcss he aid In
an imprisoned burt Of cloquenco, IL
glory in New England and In New Eng.
lands Institutions There she stands.
with her free schools and her free Ia.
Dor, her fearless enterprise, her indomi.
table energy; with her rocky hills. her
torrent streams, her green valleys, her
heaven pointed spires there she stands,
moral monument around which Tho
gratitude OF her country binds tho
wreath Of fame, while protected FREQ.
dom shall repose forever at It's base. -.
{ Now York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

Tradcsman 90 old gentleman who has
purchased u lawn mowor-los. sir, I'll
oil 1t and send It over imm---
Customer dmpcratiyolyl-No, no, mol
1t mustn't be- oiled! / won't have It
oiled Mind that Iwant noisel And,
lool, herc-pick me out a nice rusty one.
My neighbor's children boot and yell all
10 o'clock every night, 80 Nioiouslyl
| mean TO cut my grass from 4 I'll 0
every morning!-E Exchange.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Fstaio OF Richard hfoucr, Deceased
NOTICE IS ifEnEBY GIyTN, ny THE
~ undersigned, ioronfo i'ctlt, Adminlsira.
tor gf the fttatc Of Richard nfuvor, do
ceased, 70 tho cfcditofa u. and all persons
60 cxhifr them with The ncrraaary v0uch.
ers within ten months after thr nist puh.
mciton ~ thia notice. 70 the said Lorenzo
feiut, administrator a. his fraldonrn In Salt
Lake City, ia The county ot Salt Lake.
Dated August itt, ~.
LORENZO rET1T.
Administrator Of the estate u Richard
nriwrr. deceased.
Harlow Ferguson aud iohn ST. Cannon, At.
t0moy1 for Administrator. diaW stAt
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NlyItL nv RECEIVED Ar THE OFFICE
uiah, ami go'ciuot thm., august ilth, lsl.. tor
al the labor aud mstCfill required IN the cree
tgn u The Joint CITY ana County iulding Tor
talt Lake CITY and County, % aalt Lake tlty,
fpCrif Atlous witch car BE- seen a. The uilcr ~
huuLoIm, ma a Ifuulflot, Arrhtrgis ~Hli
Lake uiiy, Utnh TcuitdrT, Hnd ~ the once ~
after July ION, ltei.
Bids vii b. received on the whole or any
Part Of tue work,
A certified cheek Tor two yer cent Of the bid
must accompany esch hli
BIDS must ba sealed aud cndorset "nlf Tor
the construction ~ the J-lut titY Hnd County
sddresssd 70 the Chairnan Of the joint bulld.
inE Committee.
The ooauiloo reserves the rlEht 10 reject
Ia GEORGE NJ SCOTT. Chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

The rs,ietuc. Idaho Mining Company. Looa.
ton o. principal nlacs ~ busirsta. Sait
1.akc CITY, Utah. Location Of Nine and
Norkt. Mineral Iiill Mining District, state
81 Idaho.
ATOItCE. -TiiErE " DELINQUENT UP.
~ on the following feftribod stock, on a..
eount 81 assessment 81 thirty ftoI eentt per
share, levied on the lith day Of April. ltHi, The
several arounu 90, opposite Tie names VI the
respective shareholders, a. follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

Fifteen milliod dollars will DO needed
to move the grain crop from west to east
this year. Such abundant production
has scarcely been known in the history
VI tue country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12
Neuralgia.
rheumatism,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE n uEHEnY GIVEN. TuAr Us
~ Der and by virtue Of on order Of the FRO
iato Count OF SALT Iaku County, TAR Territory
made On Tie ltth day Of July, 'Fil, thn under.
s.fntd, the duly appointed hud qualified Euar.
diin Of the uersons and eftatrl Of jossVh g. 81.
uraham, irurrrltk q trainm, william w.
Uraham, -arAh D. Grahau, l,uta ", cr1ham
and Charles N Graham, minor, vii. Holl at
private sale, 20 the hirhest l|ddrf Tor cA1h,
and subject 10 tho CONTINUATION By The said
Probate touri. all the urht, tue. interest and
estate of the said minor in u in t1atp piece or
marcel Of land situated In SAT- Laipcoutty, 4 tah
Territory. and particularly described a. being
Lots twenty t2l AMI twtniy.onr ~ in lilock
Two tgi, nialr Curtis eubdlylHluu o. tilork
seven AZ, irat IN, /" salt Lake tiiy survey.
iudA In Whiting will b. received Tor sid
property, addressed 10 the nndofsigred A. her
residence uu aid iand. or ln care ~ Wnftoli
a Adams, and - East fifst south street. lit
fhtc CIty. utah, dp 10 aud in 'Iuding thuHsday.
the 9Th day IT august. ltal, after which said
properly NIL be sold.
Terms and conditions ~ fale--eafh. and cub.
feet 10 the confirm alton BY the Probate Court
HAiAli \. ~ uHAtfAM
Guardian % Tho pcrtons and cltate VI ard
minor. dWl
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Pork Ia better than politics, aud tho
removal OF tho embargo on American
PORK in France, largely through the ef-
'orA Of tho American minister, Will DO
welcomed by all Americana.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

The Boston Herald Qnd. Dom,) says
that tho declaration Of tho Ohio Demo.
cratic state convention in favor OF a
graduated income tax may prove to be
an ominoua symptom.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. In and Tor SAT- t.At
County, Territory OF utah.
In the matter Of tho Estate q John a. H5uci
doefasrd,

NOTICE ~ UEnLnY GIVEN THAT
~ tnsahcth ~. BoucA, aimiuisuatTt2, VIA
the VII annexed, Of the estate Of joan 4.
H0urs, deceased. has rendered for settlement.
and lied th said court, her ihAl account ~ her
Standardization ct sad ralhto ani petition tor
nnal distribution % tho fcfldur o. Haid fftAi1
AmnuE tie pftHons entitled thereto, ana that
Monday, the gi'h day " August, 4. %. ~. A.
" O'Clock a. ~, at the Court Room nj aid
court, In the County Court iI0utc, salt tako
settlement Of said aty0uut and hdaTinF laid
petition Tor dltirhau1n, NJ which ruie aud
place any pcffon intrretts1 IN fnid estate nay
appear and show cause. u an there be, Wiz
Naid are0unt should not DO settled ami aps
proved aud nnhl dlstribuuln made a. prayed
tor.
Dated JulY y, 1871,
O. z. ALLEN,
Clcrt % mo Probate Couft.
ny e, n. srASt0S. DcputU dtd
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r. Schmalhausen, Druggist, OF
Charleston, III. writes; After trying
scores of prescriptions and prepare
tons had on my files and shelves,
without relief for q very severe cold,
which had settled on my lungs, !
tried your German Syrup. It gave
me immediate relief and a perma'
nent cure. O
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury., New Jersey, U. $. a.
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B.W. Baldwin, GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
writes; have used your German
Syrup In my family, aud find it the
best medicine / ever tried for coughs
and colds. recommend It to every
one for these troubles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

Syrup"
For Coughs & Colds.

John T. Jones, Edom, Tex. writes
l have used German Syrup for the
past six years, for Sore Throat,
Cough, Colds, Pains in the Chest
and Lungs, and let me say TO any
one wanting such medicine-
German Syrup is the best.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

And In accordance with law and an order %
the Hoard % nifcctort, made ou tho nth day
~ staek a. uify be Necessary. viii Ne said u
thr Ohlco of toe Comnany in salt Lakc CIV. on
Friday the 18th DAY Of June, ls1i, az J.. ui.. 10
pay the delinquent nssestmeut, together with
the roft Of nfteftlsihrI ana expenses Of sale.
bt. order Of tie Board ~ DIRECTORS.
}. q. HOEN, Acting Hec'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-12

Nh meeting OF thr Hoard nj Directors of ma
Ne leVus Idaho Mining Company hold VI day,
ODE date OF payment ut The above described ue.
uu fnt atnra, was extended from the Htn
dhY Of june. lsii. o. tnT spth day OF July. lsIi,
10 fhr same hour and place
~ order Of tho Hoard Of Directors
p. -. uOilN, Acting scc'y.
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SAW LAKr Cirv. Utah. July %, i.li.
Atame ting ot The board ~ Directors o
The bellevue lishp Minins Company, held THIS
DAY, the d1'u 81 paNmuut u Che above dee
nrrihfd delinquent stock wna CAtCudad from
The slth day ri July, ls1i. N tho 18th day OF
August. 1.li. ttlo same hour and ulaJc.
Iy order OF thr liHafd Of nIrfttofs.
., %. HORN, Acting secretary.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-06
Noticias de la IsIa

segdn 10 habiamos anunciado, el 1o del
corriente mes Sc abrio solemnemonte en- Ma.
yagiez (calle de San Vicente, esquina Peran
.el Asilo de enfermos fundadO pof la socedad
de espiritistas titulada Ia U9oioms El Asilo se
denomina Carload y Co1ssefel0. EL acto, n6s
oscriben de allf, revistio un capacter de serie-
dad admirable. Muchas amas caballeros
7isitarOn eledl1cio y dejaron su s0bolo en- la
bandeja de los pobres.
El AYuntamiento de MayagGez hasresuelto
coleblatY - de Ia Patrona (Nuestra Sc
aoTA Slarfa1) quo duraran tres diaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-06

s'Los dulces y juguetes que los. Reyes
nos dejan cuando ninos, son la fnica YER
dad en- la vida, porque despu6s, cuando va
somos hombres, esperamos con ansia la Ye-
nida de Reyes Magos que han de satisflcer
nuestros deseos y no llegan jamas ..Eienen
solo para los ninos, porque los ninos son fe-
Ices con dulees y el coraz6n del hombre
no Sc sacia con nada."
Angel Mon0res.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-06

Y nosotros contestamos al referido amigo :
listed tiene razon. Debimos haber tacha-
do el parrafo que usted alude, seguros como
estamos lie que nj ell autor del SemGnario tuvo
intenci0n de offender & nadie hi de que usted
creera que LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA,c ,cuya mission es
la de agradar no enojar, pudo toner ihtenci6n
de disgustar sus numerosOs favorecedores.
PerO quisimos consular con ell autor del
SeneGHGrdO, la Erase con que deba snstituirse la
palabra pueblo ell autOr no vino POI esta re-
dacci0n y, francamente, olvidamos luego en- la
prueba general-que no correginos nosotros,-
hacer la tacha.
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