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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25

AT O'CLOCK this evening the First Pres
byterian church will ho!d It's twenty first
anniversary exercises.
Francis Reed was bitten by a dog
owned by II. j. Griffin on Chsppell street
yesterday afternoon.
Some one stole 100 feet of sheet lead
from the roof of Alonzo Woods home at
13i Ata ellis avenue last night.
Robert Connors. 12 years OF age, has
been missing from his home at 2l3 East
street Pawtucket. for three weeks
A handful of $40 gold pieces has been
presented to Daniel 4. Hayden, clerk of
the common council, by members of the
C Jy council.
Last night the police made fourteen
arrest, quelled three disturbances and
secured three stores There were twenty
lodgers at the central station.
Officers Waterman of station I ard
Willard OF station 2 started on their Wa.
cations this morning. They will enjoy q
hunting TRIP in the Nutmeg st tie.
The subject discussed at last nights
session of the Franklin society was
The Worlds Fair Buildings" the prin-
cipal speaker being Alfred Stone.
Officer Nickerson founi two cases Of
sho,s outside the door of Greene. Anthony
e. Co IS store. Pine street. last night. He
notified the prophet ,rs OF the store.
This evening the twenty fifth anniver-
sary OF the Ancient Order Of Uuit, d
Workmel will be celebrated in Music
hall Tue American band will give q
concert
Friday evening Colbert II. Greer will
lecture Ia Manning hall for the benefit OF
the Free Kindergarten association. His
subject will Dc History OF Water Color
Drawing"
An alarm from box 25 about midnight
was for slight tire in tenement house
near the corner OF Point n d Chestnut
streets. A basket Of clothing caught fire.
Damage about $50.
Practices for the militia brigade CON-
petition, on Friday and Saturday, is
taking place today and will be continued
tomorrow. Some excellent scores Will
undoubtedly be made.
For about two hours yesterday the fire.
men bad lively time in the lot adj lining
the Providence warehouse, flames break
ing out in the cotton piled up there. The
blaze was finally extinguished.
Rev. Edward Holyoke will give an H.
lus rated lecture on "The White City by
Lake Michigan" in the Friendship street
Baptist church this evening for the bene-
fit Of the church building fund.
This is annual donation dsy at the
Rhode Island Homeopathic hospital. ISL
Olney street. Donations may be left at
Arno'd & Names, 10t Weybosset street.
and aJ 4S7 Westminster street.
At the annual meeting Of the Alumni
association OF the State Normal school
which takes place at o'clock Friday af-
ternoon. addresses will be made by Cen
eral Thomas j. Morgan and othcrs.
Yesterday n Pawtuxet electric car ran
intoa delivery wagon at the C rner of
Comstock avenue and Broad street. The
colored driver OF the wagon had narrow
escipe, his wagon being badly smashed.
An assignment has been made by r. L.
Stanton & Co., dealers in ladies' and
misses clothing, 13l Westminster street.
The ssighee Is r. G.. Thurston The asset
are unknown. but liabilities are placed at
$4,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25

In tie Sixth district court this morning
Nelson Barber was charged with tue lar
csny OF coat from Frank Barber. and
was fined so and costs. lie was also fned
go aud costs for he larceny OF a clock
from Emmi Norman.
John Sullivan was fined s. and c,sts for
the larceny OF n stick OF wood from a
man named Davis.
~ jah Farrell. charged With stealing n
ccat, vest rni pantaloons from Albert j.
Anderson, ives aned go and costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
Hunaw Horse Killed..

At il;lO a.. IN. todav horse attached 70
grocery wagon belonging u Joseph
Gartside became frigh ened on Ham
burg avenue and ran away. The
wagon c)llided with post on Crocker
avenue aud the horse freed himself.
At the corner Of Potter aud Elmwood
avenues the horse SHE'D to avoid a wagon
aud plunged directly against a telephone
pole, striking his head. The horse died
alaoss Instantly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
LATE OCTOBER WEDDINGS
A PROVIDENCE WOM.N BECOMES
WIFE OF A PAWTUCKET MIN.
/ Marriage Ceremony tn st. Luke's
Church, East Greenwich Mr.. Mcclure
and Miss Bischoff Contracting Parties.

At the church of the immaculate Con-
caption yes erday Mr.. Edward smith, son
OF ex-Alderman s irh OF Paw
tucket. was married to iss Sadie
Lynch OF Providence yRev. FIR.
Mccarthy, assistant pas or. per-
formed the marriage cerem ny. Nuptiai
high mass was celebrated by Rev. VIII
liam Lynch of Waterbury, Conn. the
brides brother. Mr.. and Mrs. smith Will
reside in Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
Ran ON ma,hewson street.

A pair OF horses attached to AN open
carriage belonging to William Comsiock.
became frightened on Matbewson street
AZ l0;s5 o'clock this morning and ran.
One wheel was broken by a collision with
e. lumber wagon but the horses were
eventually stopped at the corner of Math-
ewson and Weybosset streets by the eosch-
man aud n citizen. Mrs. Comstcck anh .
child we're in the carriage at ths tine but
we're uninjuret' W
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
1TcCiure-Bischon.

There was pretty wedding yesterday
at 81. Luke's church. East Greenwich.
The CONTRACTING parties wer5 William j.
Mcclure and Miss Maria 4. BIschoff.
Rev. Frank |. Paradise oiliciated.
The ushers were Arthur A.
Earnshaw and Eddie VI. TiIIey.
A reception was held at the home OF the
brides parents. after which the young
couple boarded the 1884 a. m. train. They
will 20 to Philadelphia on their wedding
trip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25


WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.-The news that
hssilver senator's have at length realized
that there is an end to their rope is no
news here, ~ IL has all along been reoog-
nizsd that they were working a big
game of bluff, and that when
they finally realizsd that their
opponents were on to their little game
they svideuely decided that their persona al
comfort must be considered to some ex-
tent, and they have therefore allowed it
to be reported that they will permit a
vote to be taken on the repeal bill sent up
BY the house.
There are some considerations that are
worthy of attention In this connection.
The move may be considered sign of
surrender. or 1T may be one of the several |
blinds that have been put up all through
the debate to misead the public or en-
trap the opposition. II it is surrender
it is surrender to Democratic repeal
forces, not to Republican,. II it is
surrender the credit Is distinctly due to
Senator Hill of New York, who has done
more to worry tho silverites than all
other forces arrayei against them. since
he concluded that it would be
pclitic to show himself on the side of the
repealers, even IL he had to ignore
his record in doing so. This move
on the part of Hill was one Of
the shrewdest he ever made. He has won
great credit, not only for the position he
has taken but for the manner In which
he has conducted the war; He
has made no long speeches.
and none that werenot admirable in form
and substance, and he has never allowed
himself to get ratified, lose his temper or
depart In the slightest degree from the
most perfect courtesy and entire good
nature
One thing is certain, in the midst of all
the uncertainties: 1t is that absolutely
none Of the credit for repeal, IL repeal
comes, is due to the president be-
yond the fact that he cll.ed
congress together In special session. The
fact that he gave the senate TO under
stand that he desired the house repeal
bill passed has only served 10 delay
action, aud come perilously near TO
blocking it altogether. Not little Of
the most virulent of the strength OF the
opposition to repeal has been due to a
bitter determination to demonstrate to
Mr.. Cleveland that his ofiicious aud i'm.
pcrial interference with legislative bust
ness cannot he tolerated.
1t is only, therefore. when the credit
for real leadership Of the repeai forces "a
passed to Senator Hin that tie
opponents who wish to punish
the president are content to rest on their
arms aud laurels aud allow the majority
To have its way in the conduct Of rce
business OF the senate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25

regular session will be flooded with finan-
cial bills, and no one need be surprised II
the Fifty-third congress should develop Q
record OF financial discussion almost as
important as the one now closing.
A canvass of senatorial opinion this
morning brought out the fact that the
opinion was almost unanimous that q vote
will he taken on repeal by next Tuesday
at the latest.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
To The Worlds Fair Via wsshin ton and
Niagara Falls

Persons intending 20 visit the Worlds fair at CHI
cago should send to the baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road company. 2I1 Washington street. Boston. for
copy OF tho circular aud Worlds fair book issuel
by that company.
The circular contains description OF a variety OF
attractive routes TO Chicago and return via WASH
ington OF Niagara Falls at very reasonable rates
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
A NEW ENGLAND REPORT.
Not Much Credence Placed in it at New
Haven.

Haven.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct. 25-Not much
credence is placed in the reported attempt
of the New England road TO get into
New York by the Ridgefeld and Port
Chester line. Some OF the Consolidated
road people attributed the reporS TO an
Other attempt to boom New Engaud st ok
aud do not believe any serious plan is on
foot to build connecting link to New
York over this route. The SUI OF $780,
600 has been expended on the Ridgefield
line. and Of 81 10000 stock authorized,
500 600 has been paid In.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
I'm the Courts.

Suit was bro lpht in the common pleas
division today before Judge Wilbur
against James X Hodges representing
Barstow a. Co. The plaintiff is Y. Taylor
Jones who alleges that 8 considerable
amount Of back salary is due him. Jones
was. until recently. employed by Bsrstow
S Co, aud left their services rs the re-
suit OF an alteration with some men,
bers of tie firm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
RESULT OF A CONFERENCE.

A Vote on Unconditional Repeal tn Be
Taken Very soon.
WASHINGTON, Oct 95.--There was an
Easy going and conservative action in the
senate yesterday afternoon. which not has
bssP observed il that body since the re-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
A BIG GAME OF BLUFF.
II Repeal Comes, None Of the Credit
Will Be Due to the President,
BUT RATHER TO SENATOR HILL.

Lenders OF tho Two Factions In Each
Party Express the Sentiment That
Faot-Kyls and PETER Fancy They
See Millions OF Votes for tho Popu-
tists--now ths Agreement to stop
Ftiibustering Was Reached-Mr. Teller
Well Nigh Exhausted by His Long
Vigil
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25

Don't forget the special excursion to Boston to-
morrow by special train from Providence at 9:l5
am. Very low rates have been made for this ex-
cursion. and practically whole day will Do sf-
fordsd In which to enjoy the attractions Of the
"Iiubu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
ELECTRIC CAR POWER.

Part of the New Plant to lie Started
Early Next Week.
The Union Railroad company expects
to start up part of it's new electric power
plant early next week. This means the
opening OF the Pawtucket line.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25

ALMANAC Fon " EDNEsDAy, Ocr. 2k.
srN RIsEs....... 9 10 MooS SETS. 9 % An
ssSeIa fgs sTIs'i;i or b;T..is q FULL SEA Il. III g rs %
WASHINGTON, Oct. %. - Forecast for
New England: Fair; cooler; brisk west
winds, diminishing in foroa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
In the Appellate Division.

Tie appellate division OF the supreme
court bad only two cases before it today;
Cranston Print Works c,mpany vs. Rcd.
new r. Dyer. heard on respondents plea;
Henry o. PeaLody ct al VS.. Alfred r..
Tenpev et al, heard on demurrer Of Ma
tIonel Exchapge Bank
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25

The suit brought against the New
York. Providence and Boston railroad by
the administrator Of the estate OF Andre
Blais was continued In Judge Rogers
court today. The testimony Of the p. ain
tifT's witnesses was takel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
THE WEATHER.

For tonig ht -
Clear.
For tomorrow
Fair aud slightly
cooler.
Temperature from
Q n. IN. Oct. "a. TO .
a. m. Oct. %: High
est. 1Oj; lowest. $50;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25

NNANTED-WuRk OF ANY KIND FOR A
w young man. capable and honest Address
Box NJ News once. oct25-2t NJ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25

All persons are hereby notified egainst< negotiate
ing Warehouse Certificate No. 67o7. ering 20
barrels j. A. Dougherty's Sons whisky. Inspected
July. 1919 serial numbers n9is to 1892. inclu-
sive, In the name OF Michael H. Mcguire. the same
having been lost or mlslaid- A reward will bo
paid Ly returning the same To JOHN J. MAGUIkE.
leS to lv2 Mickenden street, Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25
cI7Y NOTES..

AT s o'clock this evening the First Pres
byterian church will ho!d It's twenty first
anniversary exercises.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-25


more in the interest of silver than the DEM
ocratic compromise measure which was
knocked over yesterday. They also said it
will be impossible to get In position to get
the support necessary to pass the bill from
the Democrats or Populists.
Played Out.
Mr. Teller is well nigh exhausted by his
long vigil and hard work In the senate
since the silver fight began. He has not
been hopeful OF the silver cause for a
month, aud he has regarded the end as
near since the time week ago yesterday
when the silver men made their effort to
secure an adjournment instead of n recess.
and found they could only muster 10 or Ia
votes.
Senator Voorhees, said that he was
hopeful Of reaching the voting stage in
two days, and the opinion is general that
the bill will be well discussed before the
end of the week. IL Is not believed by any
one that half the "a amendments proposed
will be regularly offered. The silver men
will probably discuss some of these amend
ments under the five minute rule, but IL Is
not expected that there will be- great
deal Of debate on the amendments.
There is already talk o9tuture silver
legislation. one Of the leading advocates
OF repeal Is quoted as saying that he will
Introduce free coinage bill upon the as-
sembling OF the regular session. Senator
Sherman said that he was contemplating
the introduction Of bond bill, and that 1,
would probably incidentally make some
provision for the use Of silver. Many
other senator's have financial bills In con
temptation.
Ihe outlook is indeed good that tbs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01
] ESQUELAS FUNEBRES
En- la tipografJa de LA DEMOCRACIA,
Sc hacen q todas horas, q precios mode
cos, en- baen popet q en- elega,ote tarJeta.

La venta por acciones de la muneca auto
matica que SO rifara ca Ell ESTABLISHMENTS
de don Victor Manescau, ha tocado en- suer>
te la papeleta MIN. 60, perteneciente a la
nina Eva Cortada Canevaro, hija de nues-
tro amigo don Emilio.
80 clases diferentes de colchonetas para
camas, Z. Toro CO, calle del Comercio.
La farmacia Rodriguez, de la Playa, nos
obsequia con dos botellas del alcoholado
que prepare con semillas races balsami
cas- del pals.
Sin exageracion ninguna podemos decir
que es un preparado magnihco por su aro
ma, por su fortaleza y por sus propiedades~
curativas.
Nosotros 10 anunciaremos en- adelante
con preferencia otros alcoholics que no lie
gan q su altura.
Sc halla en- Cayey ell tenor Carbonell,
ALI Sc dispone 4 dar algunos conciertos en-
ell Centre de recreo en- el Casino espa'5o5.
Cortes de pique de colores para chaleeos,
de seda de algodon la variedad de mas
gusto que Sc ha importado la tiene.-R. To-
ro ca, calle del Comercio.
Dice La Correspondence que en- ell Certa-
men Regional Sc expondran varias muestras
de CANA de hierro del almacen Ahumada
Co., fabricadas en-. Europa.
Elias daran una elocuente muestra de la
iaadustraa del pals.
Ell colega dice que Sc venden muy baratas,
que es como decir que la Exposition Sc va
convertir en- tel6,a de omaoacios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01

Ola SOLEMNE

Vestido de negro, a IL moda, y
triste en- apariencia, porque asi con-
venia. seg1n las circunstancias, sail
con direction al cementerlo, llevando
Ell proposito de no reir- - Estaba-
mos 4 primero de Noviembre.
Dos mujeres-cada cual en- su res
pectivo balcon-Por encima de mi,
sostenlan un animado dialogo, sobre
cosas f1nebres.
Il Piensas ir esta tarde al Campo
Santo
Il No me yes ? Estamos pen
dientes de coche- Y til no vas?
i va 10 creo !! K No has vlsto
la corona que compre
i All, 81, muy bonita !. - Su-
pongo que habra mucha concurrent
cia
i Fig1rate
Segul la marcha, grave como el
pobre que consiguio casarse con mu-
jer RIGA. Llegue al recinto de los
muertos. FL pueblo estaba ALI cons
tituido, no para interrumpir el suerlo
de los que descansan en- paz. ST este
pudiera acontecer, pocos acudlrian al
cementerio Cuantos de los que
yacen bajo la negra tumba no Sc le-
vantarlan para extrangular los que
ruegan por ellos
A pocos pasos tropezo conmigo
don Gregorio, el cual, con rostro avi-
nagrado, y pretendiendo acaso dis
culparse, me dijo:
-iQue til quieres!-- A orar por
Juana!--
-iBien hecho!. Debe usted estar
agradecido de ella.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01
LA DEMOCRACIA

Unos tras otros fueron todos aban
donando la metropolis, satisfechos, sin
duda, de haber cumplido con una
practica establecida.
FL sentimiento estuvo bien repre-
sentado; cada cual desempeno 81 pa
pei dentro de la esfera del arte.
No hubo una palmada, nj los acto-
res fueron llamados a escena como
sucede en- los demas teatros.
Basta decir que estaban en- caracter,
que los trajes obedecfan la epoca y
que la sociedad espectadora quedo
complacida, como siempre.
No Sc 10 que produjo la function !;
ESQ queda para los que dirigfan Ia
obra.
5Quien, que tenga uso de razon,
no Sc explica la existencia del purga-
torio
Los muertos producer
Fiel mi proposito, no permit que
asomara a mis- labios la indiscreta RI
sd. Me sostuve grave y circunspec-
to, como ell tonic que empieza a su
poner que vale algo.
Cuando regrese a casa, una vecina,
a mi. pregunto
i Rezarfa usted mucho por su
madre =?
No!
i Jes1s, no olga ESQ!
Los buenos no Recesitan oracio-
mes.
Como 10 veo triste y enlutado..-
-Por los que viven.
FRAY COMPONTE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01
LICOR DEL POLO

Especffco seguro para evitar y
combatir el escorbuto y los dolores
de muelas.
Es un tonico poderoso de las en-
cias.
Fragafste por ercele'ac'a
De7icioSo retreScante de Ia b0ca.
MODO DE USARLO
Por la maflana al levantarse, diez 60
tas en- media copa de aqua y 10 mis-
mo despues de comida.
Preparado por Francisco Giol Te-
xidor, Farmaceutico, I8-Atocha-18.
Ponce, Pto.Rico.
Precio del frasqsdto % ct0s.
mi 3v. 5. Octubre, so de 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01

Ahora tai vez germine tai cual otra
disidencia.
Si ez viejo estuviera presente bah
todo Ell mundo darla pruebas de pa
triotica sumision a la discipline, -
6 4 las disciplinas.
va Sc despacharan su gusto.
Y habra impuestos por docenas y
derramas a granel y generosidades a
porrillo con los fondos del pals.
ALA veredes.
ST Sc descubre I'm rasgo de carac
ter. un fulgor de talento, una manifes-
taci6n de buena voluntad, nosotros
haremos justicia.
No nos gusta por relr,
de nadie aumentar las penas.
iOjala que en- esas pten0s
haya mucho que aplaudlr =!
Don Zenon Medina y Gonzalez,
un puertoriqueno inteligente, perio-
dista an lilo temporo y ahora secreta-
rio del Juzgado municipal de Vieques,
fuG separado de su destlno por pro-
videncia del Juez de Humacao.
Ha cumplido ell sefor Medina to-
dos sus deberes con absolute escru-
pulosidad
Ha merecido que, en- honra suya,
suscriban las personas mas respeta-
bles una manifestation de afecto y
confanza
Ha sido siempre I'm hombre fel,
adicto sus jefes, amante de su pals,
celoso de sus obligaciones 7
Ha servido diversos cargos en- dl-
versos puntos con lealtad y con efca-
cia, conquistando el APPLAUSE de sus
mismos superiores ?
Pues no es extrano que lie suspen-
dan.
Con menos motives Sc cometen
mas grandes injusticlas.
Y suspensos hay que Sc tst''dam en-
los talentos de los suspendidos.
Esta el ejemplo fatal
q la vuelta de la esquina :
recuerde ell seTior Medina
10 de la Escuela Normal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01
NJ MEDALLION E
(AL1sA SIERRA Y PESARREDoNDA)

(ALISA SIERRA Y PENARREDONDAl
Cual bruma de orc al rsdedor de un astro,
En- torno de su rostro de alabastro
Flota en- dorados rizos ell cabello,
Bajando luego hasta besar su falda
Por Ia curva graciosa de su espalds,
Por ell jaspe rosado de su cuello.
va la envuelva nevada muselina,
va la seda espejeante de la China,
Cinen sus brazos regios brazaletes,
Y en- gu redondo seno de escultura,
Como en- jarron de palida blancura,
Agonizan fragantes ramilletes.
va ell walls la mezcla en- cfrculos de fusgo
va alze en- el temple fervoroso ruego,
Presenta al muLdo languida y morosa,
En- su rostro de antique camafeo
Con la nostalgia amarga del deseo
La tristeza inhnita de una diosa.
Como las claras gotas del rocfo
De fresca anemona en- ell caliz frio
Chispean al crespulo dorado,
Del gas los destellos deslumbrantes
Irlsanse pur1simos diamantes
De su dido en- ell lobulo rosado
Verdes, como las ondas, son sus ojos,
Como ardientes rub1s sus labios, roios,
Finas, como calendulas, sus manos,
Y, sumergida en- dulce somnolencia,
Ostenta la opalina trasparencia
De los fragiles vasos venecianos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01
PARA MACORIS

Del 10 al II saldrA de este puerto
para el de San Pedro de Macor1s
(Santo Domingo) la comoda y rapida
goleta nacional DICHOSA, admi
tiendo pasajeros para dicho puerto.
Para informes, Agencia de Val
llant.-Playa de Ponce.
Ponce. Noviembre 70 de 1903 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01
GRAN DEPOSITO
DE CALzADO x PELETERIA
DE
jaime Rulk0n-Atocha 6.

En- este acreditado establecimiento Sc
recibe mensualmente por todes los vapores,
IN variadisimo surtido de calzado de todas
classes precios, para caballeros, seforas
ninos, que en- calidad no tienen RIVAL.
Tambien hay eonstantemente un extenso
surtido de materiales hierros de todas
classes para zapateros y talabarteros. Ma
letas de viaje, driles y camisas mallorquinas.
VENTAs AL POR MAYOR AL DETAIL
v. D. g. Ponce, Setiembre de 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-01

Ell efecto mas comun del amor es igualar
las condolences.
Ell amor iguala las tonterfas. pero no los
bolsillos de los hombres.-Janer.
Ell amor, como la muerte, sc conplace en-
confundir las condiciones.-Raynal.
FL amor pone al mismo nivel el talento y
la tonterfa.-Gresset
MEDATI6N