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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13
Genius Misapplied.

from IouRm2nB Magazine.
In the lowest spheres Of life the force of in
ventive faculty may be detected. The burglar
himself as mechanical genius may be a rival
OF nature. An honest genius of an inventive
kind invents lock; straightway another in
veutive genius OF dishonest kind picks that
lock. man. not burglar, but professed
lock picker. picked subtle lock Of a bureau
for me because had lost the key. The science
the man showed, the resource, the ingenuity.
formed . study, and his efforts were soon
crowned with success. I was struck by the
skill the man displayed, but still more BY the
They cali tho man who invented
that there lock, SIR, gentleman, and they say
he's made tremendous fortune BY il, but tbey
gives no credit TO them az has Parnsd to pick it;
not q bit OF il! not they! and some of them a.
can PICK Il they calls burglary and gives them
years OF hard labor, though hey were Just as
clever a. the lucky 'un who set the thing
sgoing."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13
Mated.

Two flowers blossom on one stem,
Two streamlets mngling run;
And love and habit blending make
Two lives as truly one.
One in each interest, hope, and fear,
Whatever chance betide;
One in affections bond, though two,
To comfort, strengthen, guide.
When passions torrid zone ia past,
Hearts only draw more near;
And silent sympathies Of love
Strike deeper year by year;
When every little fault Is seen,
And every 1ieeting mood,
And all the nobler impulses
Are shared and understood.
Yet still our secret, separate dread
Will sometimes cloud each mind:
All which must face this cruel world
When left alone behind!
w. E. II. LEcKY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13
Ladies' Who Can Throw somersaults.

I1es WHO Cah 1nrow S0fhefSauItos
From the St. Louis Republic.
I'm all black and blue turning somersaults,"
was the startling announcement that came from
the lips Of pretty young woman yesterday
The speaker was Miss Jane West. Miss Rams
den is perhaps the only woman in theatrical
company who can turn a complete somersault
on the stage. But during the week she left the
company, and the task Of ip-fapping fell to
Miss West. This young woman is diligent and
light on her feet, and she undertook to turn
somersaults too. But her efforts were not a
complete success. Thanks to buoyant dispo-
sition, the elevation was accomplished with
considerable ease, but the return to earth was
too emphatic.
Suppose you let the somersaults alone"
said the manager, sympathetically. 1.-THE aero
bats will attend to that. You can't afford to
make yourself black and blue, you know"
And SO Miss West has abandoned tlip-hapa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13
Written for The Evening Star.
The Luckless Courtier.

1tten Tor The Evening Star.
The Luckless Courtier.
"Come, gentle Spring, thy scepter seize,
Danish the winds that chill and freezei
Come, make the duh earth merriert'
So sang the poet. When she came
This cruel, heartless, tickle dame,
She smote him with malaria,
He rallied toward the last of May,
Sat up and wrote: 'Oh, blithe and gay
The sun shines In the sky;
And summer comes, all sweet and fairi"
She camc,-and, in the dog days glare,
-Four doctors said he'd diel
He lived, and in October wrote:
"Oh Fall, the colors in thy coat
Entrance, absorb usI
The chestnut bends beneath its store,"
limb broke, and that night till four
He tossed with cholera morbus.
And when, at last, Old Winter came,
The poet loudly sang his fame
liking whom the SHOWS have crowned
How like diamond shines the ice
Upon the lake!"-he skated twice,
And then broke through and drowned!
w. II. WILSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

from the Dstroit Free Pr.ss
"Got any weddin' clos here?" he asked of q
polite clerk in . Woodward avenue clothing
store.
Plenty Of them, " replied the clerk with Q
winning little grin. lqa aid sbsm
"How much are thev," .suo edi sat1
"Al the way from els to ESQ.," y ~ =.
'Good stuff in 'em and ginuiue store clo's2v1
Nice enough for millionaire to get marris>
In. We make speciality in that line "a
Let me look At a few, won't you?"
Certainly. Walk right back this ~,
please" =.
After about . half hours investigate ne
found something that be thought would . -
"rii be in next week. Is'pose, and taxi m
he said. moving Oh. IL
Let me wrap them up for You nov urged
the clerk.
..Geerussiem. mister" he sseI1 BED, II
hain't asst the gal yik I'm fist do I, thns 70 |
gimme and in my eraw sosI caa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

wife Is an important one in Washington The
Senators rank here as the representatives of
the states, and their wives are regarded as the
leading ladies' of the states from which they
come. There are certain rules Of social ETH
quette regarding them They have to make
calls upon the wives of some classes higher
than themselves. as. for instance. the Presi-
dents family. well upon the ladies of
their own set VINO have been hero longer
than they have. and there are certain
other classes upon whom in etiquette they
should not call until they have been first called
upon by them The wives of the cabinet Off
Gers now call first upon the wives of the Sena-
tors ard the wives of the Senators usually make
the FIRST calls upon the wives OF justices Of the
Supreme Court Every ono of these new Sena-
tors wives will give out and receive about a
peck Of visiting cards during the season. and
the social duties of each will be almost as i'm
pOrtant TO her husbands position as to his
political labo-s-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13
From the sh.fneld telegraph.

From the shsfaeld telegraph.
In Algeria there ID small river which Il
really and truly writing ink. Two ssreams--
one strongly imprognated with iron, the other,
sowing through the peat moss. contains solu-
eaon Of eal!tc acid-and whom thsy unite they
b running to vaste, hecaaso ~ uativus do nos
vxtts and cant drink Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13
CHASING SWORD FISH.
A Creature With Armed Shouts Which
It is Fun to Tackle.
A FIGHTER IN THE WATER.
Not Infrequently They Become Obstreperous
and Attack the Vessels Which Pursue
Them The Danger Of the sport Makes II
Particularly Fascinating.

UMEROUS CURIOUS
instances are on record
Of attacks made by
sword fish upon boats
and even vessels. Every
one has heard the ia
nous couplet quoted
from Orphan in rela-
ton to this interesting
monster of the deep:
Mature her bounty to his
mouth confined.
Gave him . sword. but left
unarmed his mind"
Old 6sharn,an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13
FIFTY YEARS AGO.
Some "reminiscences of Wsll-knovn
Westinghouse
CHANGES IN OFFICIAL LIFE

The Unbending Dignity in the Senate Half .
Century Ago-LegisIators Who Couldn't
Take q Joke-Innovations From the West
An Eventful Period-Distinguished Visitors
ut the Capital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

Mrs Senator Villas is By no means a stranger
% Washington or TO it, social life. She was q
social favorits here during the Cleveland ad-
ministration. when her husband served as Sec
Rotary of the Interior and Postmaster Cen
erAl, and she comes back 70 old friends- She
In very pretsy women. is famous house
keeper and she 10 thoroughly up In everything
pertaining 70 society. Her daughter Nollis
was one of the bellies of Washington when
though Senator Vilss is now living at .
hotsl he viii probably keep house here
and entertain later in his senatorial career.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13
Written for The Evening Star.

r SEVERAL CORREC-
tions administered by
the readers of The star
mot one has convicted
TEE STAR correspond
emit Of error in the state
ments Of events which
have transpired during
his fifty years Of per-
sonal knowledge as re-
lated in these columns.
My esteemed friend,
Mr.. Hamilton Clements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13
MONG THE BRIGHT

MONG THE BRIGHT
est of the new women
in Washington this year
are the wives of the
new Senators. They
come to the capital
from the four quarters
Of the United States,
and. like Minerva from
the head OF Jove, they
spring full-Aedged into
the thickest of our fash
ionsble society. The
position of Senator's
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NEW SENATOR'S WIVES
All About the Ten New Stars Which
Have Just Appeared.
BRIG T BITS OF GOSSIP.

Who They Are. What They Are and How
They Look-senator KyIe's Love Affair."
Mrs. senator Hsnsbrough and Mrs. senator
Chilton-Ladies From New England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13
Bertha's yyts<iosza.

befthna WIs0Ous
| Spm the Pacific Methodist.
Bertha-"Grandma, is DOR teef good?"
/Grandma-''No, darling; I've got nons 200,
Bertha-.'ihen III give co my nuts 70 ninS
till come back"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13
THEIR HABITS.

Although hunting for sword Ash h regarded
a. profitable pursuit on the New England
coast, employing many vessels, IL II not likely
to bring about any serious diminution of the
game One reason 10 because their habits are
solitary. 1t is said that two are never seen
swimming close together. Although pumber
are apt to be found in the same neighborhood.
wherever the food they seek 70 plentiful, they
never run In schools. Furthsemore, they do
nos spawn In western Atlantic waters Il d not
Known who're they do reproduce their species,
pus the probability u that ths9 breed In The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

Among the visitors in Washington this winter
is Mr.. VIM. D. Bishop Of Connecticut, whose
introduction into public life was in the Thirty
firth Congress. He represented his state from
1857 to 1889. An eventful period that was And
marked by some OF the most interesting de-
bates recorded in the Congressional Register.
The arena was filed with oratorical gladistors.
who fought the battles Of Bleeding Kansas"
Giddings. Lovejoy. Hoar. Ben Wade, Dawes,
Covode, Grow and other of the free soil element
made the halle Of Congress ring as they cham-
pioned the newly born parry, which was soon
to sweep the country and force 1.-THE impending
conflict" The southern side was Represented
by such ardent speakers a. jefferson Davis.
Rhett of South Carolina, Garrett of Wiz.
ginia, Gartren and Toombs of Georgia and
others, and tho debates grew daily more intense
In tone and utteraAee. The Lecompton CON.
stitution, which gave Kansas = Legislature. Vas
the gage of battia. On that ouestion M
Bishop placed himself squarely on the south.
ern side, as did othsr democrats and conserya-
tlyes Of the north. Nons were moro SutDroken
than Mr.. Bishop In favor OF the LSc6Sp ton
constitution, -, in his Judgment, IL vss ~
voice Of the people. The speech made By N.
Bishop created . senmkion. He took occasion
70 place hfmAk and the democrstic partv a
Ishs north % The constitutional rights Of ths
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-07

Observe q su mujer sin resultado.
Flngi6 salidas, permanecieDdo sigilo-
samente en- casa hasta invent6 un via
je de brusco inesperado regreso.
Todo fue in6til para descubrir al la
dr6n de su felicidad; todo b8ldio para
sorprender los delincuentes en- su es-
pantosa TRACTION.
No pudiepdo al fn con el peso de su
desdicha, cierta tarde le dDo su mejOr
amigo, el doctor Suarez:
-TeOgO que revelarte IN secIeto te-
rrible.
va veo los celos de por medic. NAL
dita mania la tuya.
-Ahora son justiicados.
-Lo mismo que otras veces, de Sc
guro; pero POGO he de poder 8 conse.
guir6 curarte.
He recIbidO On an6nimo.
Sc escriben muchos, aGn cusndo
nadie debiera hacerlo, salvo en- ciertos
casoe.
-MfraIo, es este.
-Esta escrito con Ia mano izquierda.
-JPor que 10 sabes9
-Entieudo bastante de caligraffs.
Dice que mi mujer adora un ser
que 20 no conozco.
-Es ciertO.
-iC6mo! IY te 10 csllabasi
-Es que yo tampoco le conozco.
-5Pero existef Jpero es verdadf- -
iluegO hay otro!
Hay otro, Embellishments.
-iDios mfol iDios mio! lPor que me
castigas tan cruelme tel
-Respeta en- todos los casos, pero
sobre todo en- este, la voluUtsd de Dios.
No, no me resigno, no puedo re-
signsrme Ia deshonrs. IT'D eres ami
go mfo7 Por tai to tuve .siempre; tme
ayudaras descubrref Me syudaras g. :
-Mucho mas que ESQ: te 10 presen-
tare dici6ndote "abf Ie tienes."
-iLo pondras en mis- manosf
-Lo pondr6 en- tus manos.
-lNo impediras que le ahoguef
No impedir6 que le ahogues.
-IY cu8ndo sera es0f
-Pronto.
-5Me 70 jurasf
-Te 10 jurO; perO jdrame q tn vez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-07

el, a6n cuando no pudiese precisar que
era todo aquello. Tristezas sin causa nI
explicaci6n alguna, desabrimientos in
discul pables, rapidss alegrfss hasta la To-
curs mas rapidos cansancios y desma-
yos hasta ell tedio. -
ST tratando de- aoomPa6arla dis
traerla Sc quedaba en- Casa toda una tar
de, preguntabale ella con marcada in
quietud: 5Por que no sales7 Y 81,
imaginando que podfa satisfacer'e 10 so
ledad, disponfase salir, le interrogaba
con la misma inquietud: tD6nde vas
tan Prontof
A su car6cter apacible, dulce igual,
habfa sucedido una constante desagra-
dable excitsci6n nerViosa, un horrible y
absolute desequihbrio moral.
El infelB maFido, observsndo todos
los sfntomas y estudiando todos los de-
TALES, acababa por exclamar como sin
tests de sus Observation-Disclosures refexiones:
-iNo me cabe duda, aquf hay otro,
aquf hay otro!
z Ell sus ojos relampsgueaban los ce-
los y sus manos Sc unfan con rabia como
para ahogsr al miserable que la vez
contra su honor y su dicha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-07

Licenciado don Rafael Sdnches MontalUo.
oJues Municipal Suptsnte de Ia InstanciG
en- este dSOntO pOT duSeHctG deE pT0pietariO
middleton del accidental.
En- los autos del Alb intestato de don Carlixto
MARTINEZ, vecinO que fu6 de Coamo por prnviden-
cia de esta fecha ha dispuestO p1blica
basta los bienes siguientes
Una casa de MADEIRA cubieTta de paja radicada
en- terrenos de la sucesi6n de don Jaime Bas tssa
da cincuenta pesos: OtFa casa de MADEIRA cubier
Ia de psJa con ciDcO metros de frent- tres me
dia de foBdO, con cHco cuerdas un cuadro de te-
que esta plantada tasadO tOdO on trescien-
tOs pesos.
OtrB casa de sete metros de frente con cincO
de tondo esqueletO de otrs con cincO cuadros
de terrenO en- que estan Plantadas ambas, tasado
tOdO en- dascientos pesos.
I'm esqueIeto de casa de MADEIRA plantadO en- te-
rrenos de don Jose c. AlfarO tasadO en- dies pesos
Sc ha senaadO para el actO del remate el a
dieciocho d. Al bril- pr6xmo las dos de la tarde en-
la Sala de Justicia do este JuzgadO, haci6ndose
cOnstar que tratandose de segunda icitaciou Sc
deduee e ounce por eiento del vslor total de la Ia
saci6n que asciende guinientOs sesenta pesos, no
admitiendOse postuTa que cubra 81 importe de la
misma despues de hecha dicha deduction, que los
que desc hacer PrOpOsciones, debeI an cOnsignaT
pr6viamgnte en- Ia mesa del JuZgafO una cantidad
gual al diez pOr cento Elective de la expresada su
ms Sin cuyOs requisites no seran admtidas.
Pance, Mario % de 1892.-RafaeL Sanchez
L. Enrique de AcuHa. 3-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-07
Juzgado Municipal
DE PONCE E

Por providencia del dia de hoy, Sc ha dispuesto
la vehta en blica subasts do prediu de terrenay
compuestU de tres hectsreas, eatOrce areas cua-
renta tres centiareas radicad0 e barrie de
Nj agu-z dc este termino municipal fncadO de-
cafe vlatanos, ysut yucs, coli dan pOr eI
Norte con Juan Gallardo, por e Sur Este con Cor
neia DegadO pOr el 0 rte con la succession do don
Pedro Verges encUftr randose enclaVadH Ell dchn
terreuo una ca ita cen tech0 set s de yaguas el
pisO de tHblas de palma mi tres netr0s Trescien-
tUs cuarenta cuatrO miifmetrOs de frehtt p0r en-
co metros ounce msim tros de fando habiendo sidu
tasadOs dichos bienes en- 10 cautidad de dose entOs
pesos moneda corriehte cuyo acto de remate
dra lugar en- los Estradus d este Juzgbdo de
cuat dc In tarde del dia veintseis de Abr entran
to- con la adverteBcia que iO admlsira postura
que no cubra las dos terceFas parties de tisaci0n
que para parte en- la subasta los licitadUres
consiguaran previamente en- la del JuzRadO e
dez pOr ciento del yalOr de los benes, sin cuyus
quisitOs seran admtldOs pues asf SO la dlspues
TO Ia demanda verbal civil que sIgae Juan Euse-
bio Rios contra r mona BOnilla cObro dc pesos.
Ponce 80 de MaT4o de 1892.-El Secretario,
3--3 JosG Graz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-07
UN BANDO DE LA ALCALDIA
Don E4se6iO de Ago q Rodyigues, Al
calde Municipal de esta CiudGd.

SL%SS%C 4ANfHEC,pC$S N0 cStA GENNuUs
Habiendo uotado que pululan por esta
Ciudad mulUitnd de individnOs fngi6ndose
mendigOs, tOmandO como ofeiO la explOta-
cion de la carload p6blica. entendiendo
que es obligation de las autoridades repIimiI
la mendicidad con ell in de prOhihir que per-
sonas rob0Stas y sin ningun defecto flsico
que les impida dedicaTse al trabsjO, abusen
de la credulidad del pdblico, vistas las dis
posiciones vigentes sobre la materia, he
acoidado:
lo-Se prOhibe implorar la carload pdblics
a tOda persona extrsha a la pOblaci0n, Gu
20 efectO en- el t6rminO de IL dfas, q contaI
desde esta fecha, Sc ansentAran de ella tOdos
los que no sean vecinos de la misma so pena
de remitirlos por ruta al pueblo de su natu-
raleza vecindad.
2o-TOdOs lOs cue para cumplir esta dis
pOeici0n Decesltaren pasapOrte por csTecet
de sUs dOcumeDtOs peTsOnales, 10 sOlicitaraD
de esta Alcaldfa eDtregandOseles gratuita
mente.
3o-Los que impedidos para ell trabajo 6
reducidOs la mendicidad pOr circunstancas
escepciOnales, siendO vecinOs de eeta Ciudad
des6en implOTar la carload pGblica, Sc per-
sOnarAD en- la Acadia fin de inscribirse en-
el Iegistro correspondence, donde cOnstsran
las senas y dOmicilio del sOlicitante, reci-
bendo el acto una licencia.
4o-TOdo ell que no siendO impedidO no
habiendO adquiIldO la licenca, implorase la
carload, sera detenidO, coTrig 6ndosee des-
pu6s en- la forma que hubiese ingar para
evitsr a repetici6n de la falta.
5o-Igual pTocedimieniO Sc llevar8 cabO
con los Que para cOnseguir limosra usen de
amenazas, formas bruscas palabras inmo-
rales Y entren en- las casas, establecimientos
pdblicos u OtrOs edifciOs sin permiso de los
reapectIvOs dueGOs.
6o-Se probibe exponer la vista del p6-
blico las heridas padecmientos de cual-
quier case con OhjetO de Obtener limosna
exeitandO la compassion, asi como implOraT
la carload en- grupos.
Las infraccinnes este bando Sc castigaran
en- la forina conveniente seg6n la gravedad
de la falta.
Eusebio de Ayo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-07
Battalion Cazadores de
VALLADOLID NUN. "a

Debiendo contratar este Battalion el pan que
ha de suministrar A los individuOs del msmO ade-
mas del que re consuma el hospital militar pOvi
sionai de esta Plaza pOr oil t6tminO de an anO, &c
hace pGblico pOr medic de este GHunoio La subasta
ha de tener lugar en- el Despa no d-l senior Corone
Teniente CorOnel Ter Jefe, sito en- el CUaTtsl de
esta ciudad q las ocho de Ia manana del da Ocho
del cor ente mes las prOposiciOnes presentaran
media hora antes de la senaads para el actO los
que deseen tomaT parte en- dcha subasta pOdran en-
terarse del pegO de condolences, que Sc encuentra
de manifesto en- Ia Ofcina del Detail del CuerpO
todos los das laborables de siete once de la ma
mana de dos q cincO de Ia taTde.
Ponce 10 de Abril de 1892 Ell COmandante
Jefe Gel Detail, Antonio TbdHez.-Vo B?, el COrOne
Teniente CorOnel Ter. Jeie Camprub B.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-07

Otra noticia de Gnayanilla.
En- la maDana del domingo dltimo apsre-
clio muerto de an tirO en- ell pecho, IN arCesa-
no labOrioso apreciable, llsmado Brfgido.
La opinion senala como autor del crimen
un tai Manuel Segarra, que esta preso en-
la carcel de esta cludad.
La viuda de Bfgido sc ha presentadO al
Juez, 0oostr8ndose parte en- ei procedimiento to
Y facilitandO datos que hacen presumIr Ia
psrticipacion de Segarra en ell delltO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-07
OtrO, Jpero 0ui6nf

Otro, gpero qui6nf
FL an6nimo no le nombraba.
'Algo normal acaece en- tn c8sa-de-
cfa.-Un ser quien td, segurameDte,
DO conoces, llena hoy el coraz6n y el es-
pfritu de tn esposa y solicita su carifio.
Obs6rvala Y te convenceras."
este era todo.
Mucho en- cuanto al hecho, POGO en-
cuanto 81 nombre. Sobrado para la des-
dichs, NADIA para Ia vengenza.
-iY Gin embargo 20 10 sabre todo!-
decfa Ell infeliz estrujando el an6nimo.-
YO averiguare el nombre de ese ser que
Sc interpone entire nosotros y me robs q
la vez ell honor y el cariho de mi esposa.
LIE insultar6, le abofeteare, le ahogare
con mis- manos.
Y tan crispadas las tenia, que hubiera
producido esPsnto al que las viese.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-07

PARA INDIvIDUos EsCROFULOSOs o
uue padecpn de afecciunes umOnat o., minus Tagui-
ticOs, la anemia la Emulsion de Scott es reme-
diO berauO.
Csguas, Puerto Rico, Abril l? de 1887.
Se6ores Scott Bowne Nneva. YOiR: Con tre-
cuencia he prrsc, ito la il sI0n de cutt estos
uitirnOs cuatrO nos nlTos -aquftcOs, individuos
escrof ,lOsos, slgu que padecibn dc dyspepsia
dolores reumaticos pur causa de la debIlidad mise
ria de organismO, asi oomo en- las fecciones pull
munares brOnquiaes habiendOa aObteHd" sempre
un resultad0 atisfactolio La pureza de lOs ele-
meutos "a c0mpOnen dicha Emuls0n los princi-
piOs recOnst tuyentes gus posee, la hacen de gran
iitilidad SO por e6cacia, anto POr Ia fac-
dad con que sc digiere B1n por Os nin5s de Poca
rdad.
He creidO deber participar esto ustedes
ofrec-rme atento servidOr.-DT. Manuel GtnIt
sasz CrHs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-07
Sc CoMPRAN

25 vacas recien paridas, o pr6Kimas parir.
Yuntas de- baeyes dOmsdos, para dOmarse.
Yeguas para dedicar 4 la cria.
Asnos hembras machOs.
2 Mules domadas para Ia carga.
2 CaballOs de 81 cuartas en- adelante, bella tor
ma pas0 Emo de briOs.
NOTA: TOdns estos animales han de ser: 10
venes, sanos rObustos: de la mejOr cadad pusib Q
Infol mara don Domingo SantOni. Ponce, Alto.
cha 10. lilo
Cora la neuralgia reumatismo
El Ale0hO,ad de Gatell, 10 mismO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-07

que 81 las cosas no suceden como ia te
las imsginas, te cursrSs para siempre de
esos malditos celos que te atormentan y
persiguen desde antes de tn matrimonio.
-Si las cosss no suceden. - tdices
que 81 40 suceden?. = Bueno, ALA We
remos, pero sucederan, desgraciadsmen-
te. iSoy nuy desdichadol
Y con efecto, pocos meses despues el
doctor Suarez saIi6 desde una alcobs
un gabinete en- buscs de su amigo, y al
encoutrarle, dijo imitando su voz:
-iHsy otro! Hay otrol
POGO despu6s Sc oy6 Ell llanto de IN
ninO, y ell doctor Suarez aTiadi6:
-Ahora puedes comtemplar ese ser q
quien t1 no conocfais, pero que llenabs
el coraz6n y el espiritu de tu esposa y
solicitaba todo su carino. lCumplo mi
pslabra, ahf le tienes, ah6galo 81 te atre-
yes!
Y cusndo Ell dichosfsimo padre, des-
pu6s de llenar de besos la cara de su
primer hiJo, volvi6 al gabinete donde el
doctor le esperabs, este, entregandole
un papel, le djo:
-Esta es Ia nota para la inscription
de eso gigantic en- ell Registro civil. TIE
advierto que est8 escrita con la mano
-iLa misma letra del an6nimo!
-iC6mo aD6nimo-exclam6 ri6ndose
carcajsdas ell doctor-si os habeis en-
penado en- ponerle 10 menos diecisiete
nombresl
Jose de ROure.