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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

PHuApELpHTA,Ju June ~ Flour steady;win.
ter sHrer, :, lnt,2 .; do extra S225H4 20; No.
swiu;rr family. :: intla ~. I'enn-y wanna roller
straight, S2.i0gS.Si; western winter clear
a. Ibd@.'d. Wheat firm. higher, with G2tpc.
bid and G2i4c asked for .lunr Corn cHairr.
quiet. with iGii lid and ~ It. asked for June.
Oats dull, nominal. with iac bid and BE.
asked for June Beef Strudy. Pork quiet but
iirm. Lard steady: western steam. s. 10 But.
ter steady; western dairy, lnsCi5c.. do. cream.
cry, lIB,lSler,; do factory, NJ IiGae. Elgins,
lSLee,iNcw York dairy l:dl1Ipc.; do crenm,
ery, l4"'svr. PENNSYLVANIA creamery. prints,
fancy Wholesale lots lDr.; do, good To choice,
l7alsc; prints ipbhnE at 2Uats!e. Cheese
steaaier. Eggs hrmer,Ncw York and Penn
sylranit, l2legljr. western, fresh, IL al2lDc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26
PA MARKET ST,
BETWEEN SECOND ANDTHIl;D SITS.
WILMINGTON. DEL.


Last evening shortly after . o'clOcl
DR. Curkran'5 team became frightened
ut i'ra.craGkers on Elan street and ran
nway. Sergeant Massey anu officer
Lane stopped the horse. There IL Il
penalty Tor letting oil ilre-ciackers
The ones which frightened the doe
tors horse wont OIL with whiz and
tue oiliGrls could not catch the boys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

224 MARKET ST.

Tic crowds hive been so great this
week. thai 1t Ia impossible to wind
this sale up as first Intended ON ac,
count of the demand OF tho buying
public of Wilmington. The manu-
lecturers through their manager hav,
decided OH a 3 days extension, Re
menbsr this sale must positive /,
wlna up at tho expiration OF days
Thus is positively your last orpurtu
hlty Tho prlcps below will convince
you. that fine clothing was never snr
llilcea at such ridiculous low prices
Mems l weed tnesimere Suits, $5,4S
worth -; Scotch Cheviot Suits sI.25
worth Sli. Fancy Worsted SUITS IN
shades, ST. - worth SlS. Clay diago mai
suits in Long Regent. Getaways,
$40. actual value 81 WotkiI u
Pants GS cents, Dress Pants, Il Is and
sun liner ones, 3 90. - 40 2Sl
thildren's suits IS eents; kuen Pants
- cents, worth n cents; AIEacca coats
; | 90, worth 81 Seers uchrrs. 30 cents.
Linen Goats. Soc Ladies' Eton Serge
suits. in Navy Blues. Sl25, worth
20. Ladies' Fine English Serge Suits,
IN broad cloth ana all leading styles
Imported samples, SOS, worth SO,
SD and SIS.
lie sure and get in the right place.
Alake 10 mistake in the number. Look
Tor red banners, "a Market street.
This sale has positively no connection
Whatever with any concern trying to
Initiate our mode Of doing business
During this sale tho saIeeroom will re.
main open till y u. III. week days, Sat
uIuay until II y. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

S. " Smeltz has on hand fine lot
OF watermelons which he desires his
friends and the public generally to
call and test their quality. They are
OF good size and OF excellent flavor.
hot weather Try them Smeltz say 8
they are good, and his word may be
relied on.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26
VIII Receive mud Refresh Their
Friends

William Smith and Arthur Smith.
living on NHndover avenue near
Thatcher street, will give CASTRO.
uomlcal soclahie Mt thar residence
this evening Tor tho benefit orEpworth
NJ. L. Church. Everybody Is invited.
Messrs Smith aud Wilson have won a
splendid reputation Tor the hospltalt-
tyin entertaining. and this occasion
will be no exception. These two
young gentlemen will be glad to have
their friends visit them this evening.
md get n breath Of fresh air. as iii cir
homes arc removed from the close
surroundings of the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

Rev. ". I. Lewis. OF the Rodney
Stree presbyterian Church, left tina
city at l.33 o'clock Quay, over the F.,
N. y Il. raill o1d tor Nrw YORK., where
he will take a steamer for Shrewsbury,
England.
lie VIII DO gone several months.
Rev. lltAsimons. of tho EASTERN Shore
ii Maryland. also left on tho same
train. iloy Will go to lrel aud. their
former home, and viii be absent about
the same time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

All the north bp und trains over the
T., W X u. katlguad this morning
were from u to 80 IniHutos late. At
one time there were two express trains
for New Aurk stunning ~ the dos OF
and iru !, 10 to 10 - SIX TIA ms Tor hat
city droH out oil the daput. lhs 10 III
train b ~ b7hind tmN caused tho
10 lowiag - to lose time also.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

The funeral OF Nellie. the elght.
moHtiIsold baby OF $. Sobel. Front
and Monroe streets. took place to day.
lniermeht was made III Lombardy
cemetery.
Mrs Josephine Iause died this
morning OF meningitis aged 3 years.
Her funeral Will take place on Thurs.
day from her late residence 1914 Raa
ming street lntcrment will be made
at Lower irandywlne Cemetery, near
T. ntrtylilG,
Tho funeral OF Mrs. May T. Ruth OF
stanton took p,aco on Sunday. Inter-
meut WAS made al Chlistinua CemeIry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

What Is new to-day sAed a reporter
OF Magistrate Daley, and while his
bright ESQ twinklei ne replied thut the
newest thlnR Was that Justice aud In.
tetIgerGe were III tie sama building
adding in explanation that Gn intelA.
gence Office had been opened IN the
building.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26


L. tue place to nj your BASKET with fine
goods At wholesale prices. our cake spn'
cialty lasts NH after thrFourth OF July
after that we b., g n On something els =.
Oar fine CAKES u, U used in tho very nest
families; we have sarllncS in mustard
and IN oil. ut cents can; cornel beef AT
low prices and the very best; " you wan
TO nave rice pudding, buy our frnrl or
India rice. 3 10. for sac. Come in and SET
II. Try our new cake. II Is chlled su'
~, emp; II Is just what you want Tor tea /;
our coffee cakes at 5 CTS. are excellent; we
have fine uulce tust landed; we nave
IeVrrything t. save women this hot wealth
Ier; we have fine iipur choap an 10 re.
lcrp for making English bread; 1t can
Ibu made IN Z mAnut . ntl set 10 rnisa ;
when y Il In tho pans and raised AMI hHk
ell It makes hlutd ike cake; VIII show
on Wednesday Lea he-;, At hth and KING
trcetS. Come IN AMI see III we nav
good butter rood cheese Tres. eggs -
Aecp no goods but the very best, bought
from the best houses; onr coffee Is cleared
In the runst!u-, lakes clear cup OF
'tuilce: our Java Is excellent; our ten W"
. IN recommend. Come and = Us ~ tth
ana Ming streets 4. NJ. WiER
t!i .Gts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

This is the last wecIi Of the D'Estas
In their great presentations OF { hrlstY's
htnS.feis, UarlOu0ttes UnH musical
cats a. the Union Park. which have
mot with such success WHILE here
treat in itself.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

AT Wilkesharrc- Wilkesbarrc. II; Troy,a
At Erie Providence, 3, Erie, B. At Buff
fal0-first game: Buffalo, :; Springfield,
a. Second game: Buffalo, 90; Spring
field. ;, AT acknowledgements, !,
Biughamton, 3.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

NEW HAVEN, June ~ Postmaster. Gen
eral B,scll arrived here this morning, to
attend the reunion Of the Yale class of
1869, Of which he is member
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26
A TERRIFIC CYCLONE.
!
A Little Town in Kansas Almost
Wiped Off the Earth.
MANY FATALITIES PROBABLE.
The News Brought to Wichita by Cour-
Ter on observation-disclosures Crushed Like
EEgshells and Many People Pinned
Under the Debris.


EEgshells and Many People Pinned
Under the Debris.
WICHITA, Kan, June 26.-At 1880 last
evening a terrible cyclyone from the
southwest struck the village OF Keighley,
Butler county, and nearly wiped the little
town off the earth. All the telegraph
wires are down, and the information was
brought to Leon by courier who rode on
a swift horse.
Owing to the fact that the courier left
Immediately after the cyclone passed over
all the details are meager. 1t is known.
however, that Ed. Thurman was crushed
to death in "A stable. Many were pinned
nnder falling houses, and their fearful
walls indicate serious injuries. II is
thought Tint many were killed. as the cy-
clone swept on its course as far east as the
people could see it.
Two general stores, the largest build
ings in the village, were crushed like egg
shells. A freight train was standing on
the Frisco track at the time, and six cars
were lifted up and turned upside down.
This would indicate that the cyclone was
at least 200 feet wide The wreck stand
ing on the track piled up thirty feet high,
and trains cannot pass until some time
tonight
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

Onicer Davidson for the past few
dHys las b9sn feeling badly and
nbuut 1880 o 'lICk to day the eiliGi"U
officer Eal 10 quit duty and go t. h.
home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

GROVES GREEN. la parton Of Rich
B,rlsou House, ilDssf Dc!.. IuIt 4B.H
l-.A by thu Roy :. Morgan. W. Edward
Crows OF fUwusral, and lrIuuls H.
Gro IA Oi " iiIniOwn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

TANGIrR, June 20 Sultan Abdul Aziz
has been married to the daughter of Mu-
la Ershid, uncle OF the late Sultan Muley
lInssnn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

ATTN, ltaPuBLIoiS oIice toby. In thu
shade:
7o'clDck! l0o'cloeH o'clock.
50 81 "a


DIR. Morris Downos OF Vest hester,
has completed tie work OF examining
several hundred Chester county COWS,
among which no did not discover q
single case of tuberculosis. He foand
n number OF CAGES of cancer and lump
INV among the stock and ordered the
Affected cattle removed from tie herds
and killed, which orders were carried
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

Patrick Mcbride had the lnGeS
finger OF HE Fight hand badly mashed
on Saturday Dy being caught h}' Il
roller In the Augustine Paper y lie
while at work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

Tomorrow promises to be from
fair To partly cloudy and rather warm.
81. similar conditions will probably
prevail on Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Wa. Gp:Les have re
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26
+ STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations of the New York anu
Philadelphia Exchanges.

NEW NORk, June e5.-rhc shire speculation.
was moderately active during the lnoruin,
hours but was dull during the afternoon.
Closing bids:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26
ATLANTIC CITY,
via PENN's GROVE,
Commanding Sunday July ISt.

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

fnr@rals sho.ld cali at Haydeu's. 7l3
SLaGhet street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26
Wslss THE sAsY OFTEN.
. Very Simple and Easy
Test of Growth.
When The Increase Is Slight Put
Baby on Lactatsd Food.
1t Has Saved the Lives ofThou.
sands of Babies-What 1t Is.

W eig h ing the
baby every week
is an d-fashioH-
Ell method of de.
tor m In ing its
health, but there
is no sim pier
way.
A healthy baby
| n ro Il es In
W o iR hit very
steadily. Any de.
crease Is u plain
warning that the
little one Is not
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26
75c for a Yesterday our

odd Goats and Coats and
Vests were laid aside and
the prices OF many OF them
cut Just in half. Sizes are
broken in this lot, but your
size is among some OF the
styles. Coats from zoe
and Goats and Vests from
75c upward.
Our line Of lflannels and
Ducks is as complete as
you will find. Some prices
are: Flannel Suits-Coat
and Pants-S0 to SIS.
Duck and Linen Pants
$3.50, 81, S2.5o, 50, $3.50
and S. 50.
Fol- boys, We have the
easiest and coolest suit out
"a blouse wash suit. You
can have it oilincn or wash
prints, Sligo, So. We want
you TO come 10 Sixth and
Market for anything you
may need in Thin Good
Clothing. Furnishings, Hats
or Shoes. You will like
the styles, and better, the
prices.
JAS. L. MULLIN & Son,
Clothing, 9th K Market,
Hats. Wilmington,
Shoes. Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

Harry Stoecisio las purchased rom
New York nm iron gray hur g, weigh
ing $40 pounds, to take the pace o I
he ono which tIled recently.
Tho inlnnt child OF Thomas Cloud,
residing nrur Fdirvilie, Pa. dlod on
sunday last, about three months uf sr
tic death OF ills mother. Is romans
Will bb interrai on Wednesday.
Alexander Watson. typo in the
Government printing oillce, Is visiting
relatives In our city.
Harry Miller hls returned homo
from IA tiip TO the seashure for Lis
health.
Mr.. Edward Gayley has returned
homo to our cty after pleasant visit
to Caps May for tn past three days.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-27

Ieemos on El Diario Popular que los
electores de Maricao han telegrafado su
diputado provincial senior Alvarez Perez,
que no estan conformes con su conducta So
bre la question moneda esperan apoyen al
Presidente seflor Caballero, que es el dnico,
scsdn dicen ellos, que ha interpretado los
intereses y aspiraciones del pals.
Casus belli
Nos ha visitado el n1mero extraordinario
de Puya Guasa dedicado a las festas de
Rio-piedras.
Trae versos prosa alusiyos a dchos fes-
tejos los retratos del Alcalde dc Rio-pie-
dras don Jose Gonzalez Mendez y dc don
Pablo Ubarri, quien SO debe la linea ferrea
de la Capital a Rio-piedras.
Tambi6n publica el retrato del popular
compositor capitae1o Cssimiro Duchesne.
Los dibujos, como obra de Mario, son ex-
celentes.
Para Secretario de Ia sala de la Audiencia
Territorial do Puerto Rico ha sido nombrado
don Enrique Garcia Lara, Juez de Primera
Instancia del distrito Sur de Matanzas, de
ascenso en- el territorio de la Audienoia del
mismo nombre.
Ha fallecido en- San Sebastian La esposa de
don Jose Manuel Duran, sefiora que gozaba
/ del aprecio de aquella sociedsd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-27
TARIFA PARA CATEGORIA DE Ia

mas icaones de- as asuas Dor persona dia (maxmo)
Idem idem idem dem la haia. $50
Nihop al 050
em i'd de 4 al 100
de u L50
Hospsdaie complete en- panta alta sin
NOTAS reba las amias de mas los huepe
,or lsrga tempoada
OTRAL del mei director las
baln la legislation 1915.
hopeen cobara
aprobada continuation
Por idem de idromezcador. 0'6
Por idem de duchs 6iforme. Ol0
Por idem cualquier case. 040
Por puverizacon- OlO
-SERVICIO HOTEL-
habisi6u pna por persona al da (naximo.- 06O
Pori idem idem idem O.30
SERVICIO DEL RESTAURANT
Deyuno, $500
CATEGORIA "a
Hospedaie complete ncuso bho dia.-..-. rs
Juno IL do 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-27

Sc hala en- Ponce, de regreso de los ba.
nos do Coamo nuestro muy distinguido ami
60 don Jose Vicente Cintr6n, importanto
miembro del partido autonomista on Yabu-
Goa.
Reciba nuestra afectuosa bienvenida.
Anoche el Arquitecto present6 al Agunta-
miento un magnitico proyecto para arregIo
de la plazuela del teatro, en- el que 50 com
prendia embaldosado, uerja de hierroy otras
reformas que hubieran convertible dcha
plazuela en- un sitio hermoso.
Pero como esta reforma coStaba la en0rne
suma dc novecientos pesos, la mayoria re
chaa6 el proyecto
Solo lie apoyaron los Sres. Marin l.acot,
Con ayuntamientos tan progreSisfoS y tan
econdmicos como el que tenemoS, nunca
Ponce llegara Il converirse en- una cndad
biep ornamentada.
ESta noche Sc pondra en- escenl en- II les
tro colseo la graciosa zarzuclita las cam
pd1tatl0S que con tanto Gxito Sc ha repre-
sentado 100 noches seguidas on Madrid.
Tambitn Sc repetra petici6n de yarias
personals Lg Leyenda del Monge "A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-27

En- Matanzas, por ejemplo, tratabase
no ha mucho de disolver el oomit6 in
Conditional
lll marques de Apesteguia, pontifce
de la agrupaci6n, piensa, dicen dc la
llabana, que 81 partido debe arriar las
velas.
N La prensa de la peninsula, fernando
contra la grosera & insolente burocracia
de estas colonias, fustiga duramente al
ORGANISING en- decadencia.
por Gltimo, La Union Constitucio-
uol, dc la Habana, 6rgano de los de su
nombre, fu6 lIevado al banquillo, pro-
bando este hecho ins6lido que los impu-
nes van dejando va de serlo y que la JUS
ticia empeza
Pero habemos del asunto palpitante.
La epidelnia, es decir, 81 bandidaje,
cobra vuelos.
I'm peri6dico de Matanzas anuncia
que una nueva partida de salteadores
apareci6 en- la zona de Cuevitas, Bar6 y
Guareras.
les aocel doses hasta en- sus huertos.
En- 10 que dice i las vleja zonas infes-
tadas, hay que contar nuevas fechorias.
Por eiemplo: uno de los Mirabal, pi-
do 4 la empresa del ferrocarril de Nue.
vitas Puerto Principe, la bagatela de
mil centencs, dando un mes de tGrmino
para el pago de la co,atribuci6n.
Hay Ell el edicto la consiguiente clau-
sula penal
81 al terminar el plazo no aparecen las
monedas, Mirabal la emprendera contra
los trenes.
Con tai motive, van estos custodiados
por fuerza ptblica y armados. hasta lol
dientes,
Por otra parte, la desaz6n cunde.
Una junta constituida para aprecial
los servicios contra el bandolerismo, en-.
tregara 1000 pesos q quien capture
Nicasio Limo Mirabal.
Sc gratifcara tambien con 5000 du.
ros quien haga 4 la autoridad una con.
fidencia que de por resultado un verda.
dero encuentro con los bandidos.
Pero 10 que da la medids de las tri-
bnlaciones que el bandolerismo origina
es 10 que nos dice La Lucha. M
Varios hacendados SO proponen con-
certarse para reunir una fuerte suma
con 81 siguiente objeto:
Quien presente la cabeza de Manue
Garcia percibira GLEN MIL PESOS.
llabra, ademas, otras cantidades pars
quien entregue las de los compaheros d.
Garcia. r y.
Esta es una trata POGO fin do siec!c.
+, La trata de cabezas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-27

to, duefio y sehor, 6 POGO menos, de
vidas y haciendas; ningdn poder divine
nj humane osara haoerte sombra, y con
esa astucia y esa trastienda que Dios te
ha dado, sabiendo 10 que SO haoia, en-
brevfsimo tempo to sera facil Y hace-
dero encumbrarte & los cuernos de la
luna y aun adornarte con ellos.
-SerAs bien quisto de todos, y traido
y llevado en- palmas; de continue reci-
biras agasajos y homenajes. Y asi como
segdn referen los historias de los caba.
lleros andantes,-que, por raz6n del
ejercicio que profeso he leido y vuelto
q leer, sin cansarme nunca, no solo para
solaz y esparcimiento del amino, sino
tambien para fortifcarme y estimularme
con los altos ejemplos que alli SO EXPIRE
san puntual y determinadamente-
pues, como segdn esas historias referen
que cuando acontecfa (y acontecfa mu-
chss veces) que I'm caballero de aquellos
SO acercaba q un castillo de esos que
tanto abundan--como has visto--y des-
pues de obtenida la venia del dueiio,
echabs pie TERRA & iba con todo come.
dimiento q tincarse ante la hermosa cas-
tellana (que 10 son todas 8 casi todas)
y la besaba la mano con ell extreme de
los labios, al punto, acudfa toda la servi.
dumbre para aliviarle del peso dc las
armas, y le festejaban de tal modo que,
81 no miente un romance antique,
princesds c,rabdu de ei,
doncellas de su rociao;
de igual manera en- esa fnsula, 81 { ella
vas, han de curar de tt Y del rucio prin.
cesar y damas principales, blancas, ne.
gras y mulatas, pues allf las hay de to.
dos colores y todas castas.
| ......... ................
No Sc me escapa, Sancho, que Ia
parrafada ha sido larga Y penosa, y ma,
para dicha de un tir6n, que casi, ca VI
me iba faltando ell resuello elnpere
tampoco 80 me esoapa que no era me
hester que me 10 advirtieses.
-D6jate de refranes, que siempre lol
has de trasr por los cabellos y como
rastras, y desembucha 10 que tienel
guardado entire pecho y espalda, y tante
te rebnlle. 'j
-............ ..............,
va veo que no Sc to cuece sl par
hasta no dar con tus malparados hueso
en- aquella maravillosa fnsula, cifra J
oompendio de cuanto hay 8 pyeda habe
de mas hermoso, spacible, benigno J
suave bajo los cielos. Tocante & To-
consoles que me pides, Sc que to los da
re, y ann por escrito, para que SO te es
culpan y graben en- la memoria, y sepa
como has de comportarte con tus vasa
Hos y sxprimirles Ell jugo. Mas ser
bien que suspendamos, por hoy, la p'i
tica, y remojemos el gargaero.
i Luis Rodriguez Cabrera.
9l Octubr-, 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-27
Instantanea
PLATICA ENTIRE DON QUIJOTE
Y SANCHO PANZA

'...'.A'g. ...... ........
No te impacientes, Sancho amigo;
que tengo de darte, cuando menos 10
pienses, ell gobierno de una Ursula Iue
valga por todas las del mundo, y aun
mucho mas.
Sc llama la isla de Puerto Rico, v
aunque este nombre es alto, sonoro =
signifcativo, como me agrada que 10 sea
el de todas las cosas que me ataiien 6
tocan de cerca 8 lejos, Ia he bautizado
con ell de insula Barataria, pues en- ella
todo Sc echa & barato.
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Solo sabre decirte, que entire los
muchos, hermosos y corpulentos Arboles
que alli por todas parties forecen, des.
cuella por su magnitud y lozsnia uno
que denominan NANCY, cuyo sabroso
fruto bien puede competir, y aun supe-
rar, q los mas regalados que por ac&
conocemos Basteme afiadir que es tan
dulce, 81 no mas, que Ell famoso turr6n
de Alicante y Toledo.
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No abras tamaha boca, oomil6n que
td eres, golosazo; que del plato la boca
Sc pierde la sopa, cuanto mas ese fruto
que no has yisto, catado nj olido.
No Sc gan6 Zamora en- una hora
Dia llegara, y quizas no este muy lejos
en- que puedas hincar el dlente, y hasta
las muelas, 81 te place, en- la delicads
pulpa de tan codiciado fruto.
Vendras ser alli como rey absolu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-27

Tiene Ia mujer que ef alma adora
ojos que envuelve abrasadora llama,
cabellos negros, frente sofiadora,
-hermoso busto y corazon que anna.
\ Mas do todos sus dones, el que admire,
81 que causa 4 mi amor hondos agravios,
por el que siempre sin cesar suspiro -.
son sus graciosos y encarnados labios.
ION boca seductora, boca hermosa
Ia que inspira a mi amor dulce Querella. ..
ell alma mia de placer ansiosa
quiere posarse en- ella
cual SO posa en- la flor la mariposa.
MARIANA ABRIL.