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OF SWINE.

! Fattening of swine is the subject
| treated of in the second annual report
| of Professor j. w. Robertson, Cana
dian Dairy Commissioner. In view of
the great profit secured by swine
breeders for their product last season
the Professors experiments are timely.
kThe experiments were carried on ut
the experiment farm locateda at Ottawa,
Ontario. The experiments covered
the following points: First, the diff
ferent amounts of grain required to
produce q pound of increase in live
weight when fed steamed and warm in
one case and raw and cold in another.
Second, q record of the comparative
quantities Of grain required to pro-
duce a pound of increase in live weight
during the different stages of the feed
ing period. Tho grain was fed wet in
both instances. There were twenty
four pigs in the experiment, sixteen
being Berkshire grades and eight be-
ing Chester White grades. Cold water
was given to the pigs to drink in adj
dition to the wet feed already men
toned, and q mixture Of wood ashes
and salt wns provided for them, to
which they had free access. The Fro
fessor's conclusions are that there is
no nppreciable difference in the num-
Der OF pounds of grain required to
produce a pound of increase of live
weight when fed steamed and warm as
against that fed raw and cold. He also
ascertained that there is a gradual av-
erage increase to the quantity of feed
consumed for each pound of increase
Of live weight after the second month
of the feeding period and after the av-
erage live weight exceeds 100 pounds.
He also states that the largest con-
sumption of feed occurred when the in
crease in live weight was smallest.
From this he concludes that it is
economical to market swine when their
weight is $50 to 200 pounds alive per
head. In these experiments the in
crease of live weight per pound re-
quired Ala pounds of a mixture of
ground peas, barley and rye to pro.
duce it. -American Dairyman.
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The Trua LaxatiYe PcincipIs

If the pl4nts used in manufacturing
he pleasant remedy, Syrup of Figs, has
permanently benefited effect on the
luman system. white the cheap veg
table extracts and mineral solutions,
lsually sold as medicines, are perma-
emily injurious. Being we'll informed
iou will use the true remedy only.
Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
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coioH Al THE FAR NORTH.
Intense and brilliant Color and 5sics of
sur,assfng loneliness.

] Surprising loneliness.
Frederick Wilbert Stokes, who wan
a member of the lrst Ieary Re ief
I Expedition, gives a new lea OF tho
charms of Arctic Landscapes In D
paper on sColor at the Far North"
which ne has written for the Cen
fury. Despite the desolation, he
found, from an artistic standpoint,
a land OF beauty, with seas and skies
of surprising loneliness. The intens-
ity and brilliancc OF color impress
the beholder as something super,
natural. Our s%ojourn was from the
middle Of July, through August, and
a few days OF September-a period
when the polar ATTITUDES are tecmins
with animal, insect, and pant ] tc.
| OF this bier period only am l Luall-
fed to speak; but from the accounts
given by those who have pas ell
| through the long, dreaded nt2nt
feas0n, the phenomena occurring in
, the heavens are most beautiful. The
chief popularity OF color at the
North, SO far as my short experience
tells me, Is that there are NJ Sc l.
tones, the general effect being either
very black or just the opposite, ia
Iensciy brilliant and rich in color.
In fact, a summers midnight at the
North has all the br l,iance OF our
brightest uoon, with the added in
tensity and richness ofour most vivid
sunsets, while noon, when the sun is
obscurei by threatening masses OF
storm-clouds, is black. Indeed, 1t Is
the truc land OF ''impressionism."
/ remember n brilliant m rning
when the measurcless ether overhead,
q hue OF exquisite blue, repeated it,
self in the perfe t mirror OF the sea
Far away, on the otherwise clear-cut
horizon, aline of pure white i e SHIN
mcred It's light up through a rinkish
yellow stratum OF mist, which bathed
in delicate greenish b ue an enor-
nous iceberg that 81. ongly resenbled
an ancient cathedral In the after
noon the sky, a threatening black,
oyerhung a vast, C ntorted sheet OF
white and pink, composed of ice TOE
and colossal be rs looming up alb We
its mass at intervals, with deep,
black patches CT water, the whole
carrying the eye to the horizon "a
tapering band OF deep, rich b.se mcrg-
Ing into the sky. In the immediate
foreground Of the ice-floe, near the
waters edge. were shallow pools OF
delicate blues, puppies, and green's.
Or the wealth of color in flower,
II hen, and moss OF its curio IS riches
as manifested in insect shell, aud
animal lie, and of its won erful linz
ming skill as shown on the great in-
land ice, ice cap. and glacier, ] have
neither purpose ne: pen To write.
This new world Of color awaits the
one who can truly describe it. In all
these color effe is at the North there
lies IL wizar like power Of enchant.
ment-a distinctive uncanniness
that, basilisk-liKe, both attracts and
repels. Great natures pitiless broods
over it with a force and penetration
possibly not equaled, ind surely not
surpassed. in any other quarter of our
globe. 1t is a land Of beautiful and
awesome dreams
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Farm Notes.



I. B. Terry, of Ohio, who is an <
eeuent farmer, has made his boast that
he can. and does, feed his working
team on clover hay without grain. The
hay is cut at the right time and is as
good feed as can be made of hay alone.
After all. the more practical question
Is not whether horses cannot do a fair
days work and keep in good condition
without grain, but whether o little
gram and less clover would not enable
Inc horses to do enough more to make
the grain an economical feed, We
have, when farming, plowed with horses
without grain, but it was slow work,
md we thought then that if a high
priced man worked that team, its
owner, who was our father, could not
lford not to grain them.-Boston Cul.
Gyator.
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Coincidence Of .a.w

The fgpSe@as plays quite o con,
spicuous part In the life OF ExARasas
William. He is the ninth king Of
Prussia; his immediate family conf
sists of nine members; he was born
in the fifty ninth year of this cenI
tury, on Jan. 27--fgures which, add
ed e Plus y make 8, or divided (3:27}
give 9 as quotient. In January, 1869,
he was made first lieutenant in the
first regiment Of the guards; In 1879
he completed his studies at Bonn,
and was promoted to a captaincy. He
was married on Feb. 81, and on
March 8, 1888, he was called to the
throne.
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Miss Twitter-I want to ask yoa
something, Mr.. Penn. l hope Cblush.
lhgl YOU won't think me too forward?
steel Penn-Iaye no hesitation,
Miss Twittcr.
MISS Iwitter-l am going to have
some handEerchicfs, embroidered and
l was wondering il it would lie safe
TO nave the initials of my nader
name placed Oh them. -Truth.
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T,ere IA more Catarrh in this section. of the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until tho last few years was supposed tope
incurable. For a great many years doctor pro-
remedies, and by constantly failing to cure
With local treatment, pronounced it incurabie.
S%cience has proven catarrh to be a co ons,it,-
tnnal Treatment Halls Catarrh Cure, man
ufactured By F. +. Cheney & Co., Toledo, ONO,
il The only constitutional cure on the market.
ii il taken intcrnally in doses from 1Jdrops to
n tsasnoonfui. it acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They oirer
one hundred dollars for any case 1t falls 70
cure. Send for circulars and testimonials
+. j. CHENEY s. Co., Toledo, O.
EEy~Sold by DRUGGISTS, 75c.
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WE N THE r

The world Is the same the whole wOriI yytf,
In every country and every cline,
Mel love beauty and bees love clover,
And will to the distant end OF time.
The world is tho same old world forever.
There's Joy in truth and there's pain IN
vice;
Tho fruit forbidden we taste and sever
Our hold on the hearts pure paradise.
The worlds to-day is the worlds 10
morrow,
And both shall be Its yesterday;
Dur Joy and grief. our love and sorrow,
Like our fathers thoughts, shall pass
away.
There's nothing new and there's nothing
olden.
Each day is born on the dawn's fresh
wings.
Our hearts have music sweet and golden,
Or discord, just as we touchli LIES strings
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'W'"-where arc you g.g-g-g.g-go.
ing?" asked one. 'G-g-eoing t-t-t.to
The Observation-Disclosures insti.
tute," said the other. egg g.good
pup-puppup-place," said the fist
"1hoY observation-disclosures me."-
Boston Homo Journal.
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Mother-IIow comes it that your
shirt is on wrong side out and ona
stocking missing? Have you been
swimming' 49, We'll, mother, il
you're going to be an Investigating
committee, l simply can't remember
anything about Judge.
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Mand-ile has bought GU a pair OIL
handsome embroidered clippers, your
mother says. did you give hIm yous
81 e? Loulse-No. Maud-Iiow did
re get it then? Louise-Get it?
Why he has been at my fee: TOR a
year.-Ncw York Press.
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A moacrns-ret,u.e,.h

A most extraordinary instance OF
human longevity may be found in
Smcliic's philosophy of Natural His
tory" whore an account is given Of
Peter Torten, a native of Hungary,
who died Feb. 8, 1924, at the advanced
age Of lS5.
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The smelt carries a great many eggs
from 80, 900, to $1,000; and from 100
ripe females probably 10000 900 could
be obtained.
The ancient spices were mint, SAT-
from, garlic, oxyonal and a afetida.
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Jews In ireland.

A curious fact has been noted IL.
Ireland from the recent census.
While the number Of Christians, in
Guiding all denominations, has de-
creased during the past ten years, the
number of Jews has increased 2Sl
ner cent, ~.
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1t is estimated that 90, 900 Ameri-
cans will cross the Atlantic this sea-
son for travel in Europe, and it is
figured that these people will spend
ct least 500, 0o0, 900 in getting there
and in going about.
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YOUR ICE MADE TO ORDER.

Frozen Into Little cubes Just Right for
Breaking Into Glasses.
Not satisfied with eking out a scant
supply Of ice by making it, the ice
manufacturers have gone a step
farther, and they are now making an
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a full figure to shoulder them. There
are no points as in the Vandyke, and
no epaulets as in the military tc
build up hollows. This style Of
neckwear offers a fine field for the
display of stick pins and brooches.
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the earliest Greek inscription to
which a date can be given is that at
Abu SLiebel cut in a statue guarding
the Greek temple. The date is about
600 B. C.
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The tai man of whom there are
authentic measurements was Fun
nam, DISC lad, eleven feetanda little
more than inches.
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LOOK AT THE STAR.

And See the Remarkable Changes thar
Occur.
Neat little cards, printed upon
which are six cubes, are now all D
rage. There is a little star in the
senter Of these cubes and upon TINS
ltar you are asked to bend your gaze
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Long car lobes are deemed very
teautiful 1by some nations In the
BurnfSSa Statues of Gautama his ears
come 81 below his waist.
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At a depth of 1000 feet from the sur-
! &c Of Ithaca, N. Y, there is a solid
rratunl of rock salt of an excellent
! atty, nearly 800 foct.th;ck.
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sol stsFf5 ns!ss I b sSss ! s s,S p Dsa 5sa &c. I ss:s!s
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4. J HENET @ OOef 1VTV1VF y
sS- Sold by Druggists. 75c.

The leaf of the cocoanut tree IS
nearly thirty feet long. A single ieai
of the parasol magnolia OF Ceyion at
fords shade for fifteen or twenty per-
-ons.
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LACE COLLAR.

offers a Fine Field for the Display OF
Stick Pins.
A feature OF the Cromwell collar is
simplicity. Handsome lace
ne ded, with a bold pattern. The
lines are regular and 1t takes rather
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IIoOd'. Pm. cure all liver ills. CSC.

The Scots Guard Regiment has one
company averaging six feet p the
'allest six feet seven, none under SIX
Get.
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The s . Nevada range of noun
tainsiu ornia is nearly 500 miles
long. wide, aud from 1000 to
nearly u high.
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A rattle seven feet long vas killed
recently by a farmer in Bryan County
Georgia. 1t had thirteen rattles.
The nutmeg tree, when cultivated,
grows at least fifty feet high and bears
fruit for sixty years.
A piano contains nearly a mile Of
wire.
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,Karls Clover Root. the great blood pnrsie.,
gives freshness and clearness TO the comPieAioa
md cures constipation % cts 50 cts. VI.
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DR.. Kilmer's ROOF cures
all Kidney and Bladder
Pamphlet and Consultation Tree.
Laburntol y pinshamton. y. u.
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Wicklow people gaze at my new
dress! l presume they wonder ii I've
boon shopping In Paris. Husband
More likely they wonder II Ivc been
roOGing q banY New York Weekly.
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In China when a pupil is reciting
his lesson he turns his back to his
teacher.
The earliest book in which copper
pllte e%ngrayings were used were issued
in 1470.
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NO T lC!A =

So han ptegantado hoy, 4 piimera bora al
,eilor Alcado, una eolictud de permito
para ceebrsr una man f4staci6n uhliOa
coutra los monopoios mallaua viernes,
as cioco de- la ta'de.
Se aglarda la coutostaci0n de- la autoyidad
Iocsl y eptre tauto go activan los prspsrat-
vos Del aeto, que SO supone asistiran mas
ie seis mil persopas de todss las clases so,
cjales.
H.y va prcpa~ados nd 'ice, banderas y
sstandarte8 sltg6rlcos.
Maestro eEtusssta correlig' 'onat;o Don
Gsns,o Pagan, de San German, fpe Ia es-
tac'6o tsIeg'eh "a ds aqnsl pueblo poner up
teiegrama de- felcitac.6a nuestro director
$ al tslegrstista Sc neg6 trssmitrlo
SEs asi como .cumple ESQ empleado su
obngacouR
| Nuastro distirguido amigo ell rico pro-
pietario do Yauco Don Tomas Garrossi,
nos 'Erece en- ca,ta patticular, la caDtidad
| de 500 con que desea contribute a Ia fan
"a exiglda nuestro director,
DamosIe Ia mas expresivas gracas por
1 hu NLAEGlLLichbuI Ol buHl III pUleilOH dCbD-
tar por estar va cuberts la hsnza.
Pues sen,r, seg1n diz por ahi El Falmi
ndnte esta grav emente enfermo.
Unos deer que 40 hala en- cana con-
secuenca de que 10 ptc6 Matos.
i Otros a6cman que SURE una tremenda
indigestion de gramatica.
Otros asegurau que padece de una apo.
plegia de contribuciones.
La ve,dad es, que el chico esta EN- cana
Y le presta su asietencia facultstva g
doctor don.--... Policarpo EchevarrJs.
G epraren CO i0haito que 80 restab ezcf
pronto de las graves olencias, que desdt
hsce tempo le aqueJ an
A las numerosas personas y amigos, Que
de la isla han dlrjgldo cartas los seiiores
Munoz Rivera y-Abri, les suplcamos 81
slrvan dls pepGares el gus no puedan con.
testarias Immediate Aente, debido las rnu
chas pelehtorlas ocupaciones que on es
tcs das les embargau.
Hace p 6ximamente tres amos scordt
nuestro Aynutamiepto proveer las Gales l.
Bsrtoi y Hospital Trlcoche de cuatro faro
les, y a etla fecha NADIA ee ha hecho.
mo podria nuestro Acalde ii formarse d
los que hay traer la vista oil expedente
. pata yer 10 qle pasa con los fsiolesa
. EsperamUs ser atendidos.
De las Intermediates mas molestas ou
atacan a la hamandad con mucha freouen
cia, son oil asma, la brouqutis, la tos peril
naz en- general, todas las de las Was res
E pirstoras
Pero no bay rerne1io tan e6caz para ells
como eI Jarabc del doctor Santoni prepared
por el lcenciado Gadea.
s. ed1 di-erts que rtcnge In Corrcspo'
dehcla parec, que el Go,eraador h. escrit
N =. l..
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desang graodo pueblo pr5ximo mise.
ria hambre,
Ofrecemos concurso pecuniario de
cidido, adhesion entusasta patricia
borincano, iAdeIantt !-Celestino Pc
rcz % Irrraa, Grancla, Berbosa,
Capartos, Torres, Purificaci6n Perez,
Eloy Perez, Carlos Leon, Pedro V.
VazqueH, Domingo Santiago, Jose
Rivera, Rte d AZ, Eucli les Gi-
meuez joe II Amodeo, Sergio Ca
rrasauilo, II fs6j Rivera Perez Nef
tai Mpf92, GuilIefmo Vinet, Loren
70 N 4sca'6, Ramon Carmona, Rosa
Carmons Cared, JOSE Nate, Luis
Sanchez, Josd Boga Carm 'na, NeSrdn
Sanjujo, Manuel d az. Gnmersindo
Carr ana, Autonio Pefez, A1olfo
Toscsn. .gnocio Santiago, Gchevaf'ia.
Eas'addio Cruz, J4an Slotiaao, Eo
sebio Perez, Pedro Slnchsz Ocaii 4,
Pedro b RIOS.
Aibonieo 6 de S pti:mbre de 1894
DeMoCRAc1A-Ponce.
La ira de los sobcrbios ciega y
precipita al rdiculo sin poder hnmi
liar la idea.
La dignidad estd con el atleta nal
tratado pero no yencido.
MI 1nico capital es una hermoss
casa, para los glaliadares del circc
sta dispuesta: tomelo LA DEMoORA
GA. ~ Caballer.
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. Que Atila esta q las puertas es yer.

Udu.
No de otro modo Sc comprende el
acnanelamiento de las tropas, la con-
contraction de Ia policia. las carreras,
los alardes y las conferencias tele.
grsGcas.
No de otro modo Sc explica el
mieditis que posee q ciertas entida-
des, qae van dando palos de ciego y
Sc colocau en- triste situacion.
Con sus chafarotes y sus borlas y
sus decretos y sus akasos ique debiles
y que desmedrados Sc nos antojan
nuestros gerarcasl
jQue raquiticos en- frente de un
pueblo que les aplasta con su actitud
resuelta y digns, con su opulenta y
noble prod'galidad!
Quicren imponerse con la espada
de la ley y el pueblo viste la cnraza
del civismo, en- que los golyes Sc
quiebran y las armas Sc embotan.
Cast no valen la pena de ser com
bstidos los C6sares de la fnsula,
Son Cesares diminutos, que nj adn
Sc destacan entire el com1n, de los
hombres.
Como 81 djeramos Cesares de d ju
gando.
lB n. .... -
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DEMoCRAoIA Ponce:

Comerio lamenta situacion ptrio.
dista abnegado que expone don pre-
ciado iibertad causa justa, agiota-
&c escandaloso, monspolios irritantes
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ELL Id A u 8
Guaysnilla, Septiembre 5 Ia
Mariana Abril.

Guaysnilla, Septiembre 5 la
Mariana Abril.
Suerte Muhoz nos entristece, pero
nos alegrs, que el pals sabra haccr
justicia y cuente el amigo con nues
tro waller pecuniario' Ra
mirtz B Davila, Jose Jordan
Juan OIivera. .-Eustaquio Torres
Eugenio Rodriguez Antonio Ma
ttey.-Rafael Rodriguez. 5000 Joaquin
Jordan. Eduardo Torres. -- Agustin
Pieras.-Jesus Jordan. --Rodolfo Pa
checo.
Lares, Septiembre 5 $40 M.
Mariana Abril.
Por expreso que llegsra hoy, he
mos escrito. Olga 81 Muhcz CONT
nda preso esta en- libertad, Tele
giraffe. Felipe Gonzalez.
Aguas Buenas, S $40 M,
Mufoz Rivera.
Por estar Capital recibi tarde tele-
grama. Incondicionalmente a sus
6rdenes -Figueroa
Aibonito, septicmbre S a.
Mariana AbriI
Deploro dc corazon prision Muhoz.
P6neome sus 6rdenes, Manifesto Ga
10 dispuesto parte recursos.-Cuyar
Sabana del Palmar, 5 %.
Mariana Abril.
Deploro prision de Muhoz Rivera,
4 quien espero ofrezca mi adhesion y
recursos 81 estos fueran necesarios --
Luis P. Sanchez.
Aguadiils, Septiembre 5,-S-2o n.
Mariana Abril.
Deploramos prisi6n Mu1oz. So
mos pobres, pero dignos y los dignos
estAn con ustedes, que son los defen
sores del pals. Disponga cincuenta
pesos seguido.--Jose Yumet.-Leo.
poldo Marin } Jorge Galohn, &c
naro Sala Julian Rodriguez.
Guayama, Seprierbre 5 -T-3o n
Muhoz Rivera.
| Un fuerte abrazo para 81 excarce
lado de su paisauo correligionario.-
Venegas.
Mayaguez, Septiembre 5-I2-4o
Muhoz Rivera.
lBienaventurados los que padecel
persecuciones en- defensa del pal,!-
DR.. Font Guilot.
Mayagu.z, Septiembre $3.50
Mufiot Rivera.
En- vuestra honrosa prision por de
fensa intereses pals os acompafia
mos siempre. Ponemos a su order
nu sstra humilde ofrenda.
Indiqueme forms remission. -Lui
Is Vazuuez. --Callelo.
Mayagii z, Septiembre 5-6t
Mariana Abril.
Deploramos percance Muhoz RI
vera. Tengo q su disposition doscien
tos pesos para ayudar fanza. Contes
te.-Luis A MARTINEZ.
, Adjuntas, Septi.mbre 5 -4-I5
Mariana Abril.
Deploro prisi6n Muhoz, dele II
abrazo y pongame a sus ordenes, =
Tacoronte.
Cabo Rojo, Septiembre 5 --I-4o
Mariana Abril.
Deploro pr;sion Mufioz, espero sa
n ga triunfante. Kemito fondos CORE
: Santiago M. Marin.
Aibonito, Septiembre 5,-4t
Mariana Abril.
Honda pena me ha causado detel
Mendez- -Vigo IL En- ests
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Nuestras timidas miradas
Vuestro coraz6n hirieron.
Y con las vuestras osadas
Nuestras mejillas bailadss
En- pura sangre Sc vieron.
Troquemos herida q herida,
Pero no, que la esculpida
En- la faz SO desvanece,
Y con mil angustias crsce
La que en- el pecho SO anida,
81 Conde de Noroha.
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Coamo, Stbre s,
Muhoz Rivera

Lamentamos suceso, avise en- que
podemos series Util.-Segundo B.r
nier, Juan Jurino
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cion Muhoz Rivera, vaiente dsfen
scr inter6s pals. "A su lado neral y
materialmeute. Pedro Rosario,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-06

Sed1 di-erts que recoge In Corrcspon.
dehcla parac que el Gooeraador h. escrito
Madrid ,oiento YER los males que eau,
san 4 esta Provincia ell concerto de los
f6sforos y q del pet16!cc.
II 1mbre, no SEA cand'do, colegaI
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III interes habla todos los idomas yrepre-
senta todos los papeles; hasta d dol desinte-
resado.
MoLECULAs
Como cusndo me muera irS al nferno
procurare morirme on el nvisrno.
No existe, juicio mio,
la ibertar del alma, 8 do albedrio.
Todo obedece la materiA infame:
mo hay un hombre one ans
cuando tiene e est6mago vaciol
81 en- vez de amar q aguns, Ia deseas
10 mientes amor, pom gran cuidado
porque puede que seas
por tus propas mentiras engafado.
Han llamado nbumana Josehna.
lComo ha de ser hnn1a,,a, 81 es dipinaS
Ell Dios que puso espinas a las rosas
hizo mujeres feas
para dar mas vslor las hermosas.
81 quieres, Fabio, conqulstar mujeres,
dirige hacia las listas tus conquistas
porque en- oosas do amor y dc placeres
engaliamos meior las mas listas.
FL suspiro es un beso coAgelado,
ell beso es un suspiro quo ha estallado.
Dicen que en- el jsrdin de los amores
hay flores de coroas purpurinas.
Cerca debo tener las tales flores;
iporque va me he clavsdo las espinas!
Dlcen que eres do hielo to aseguros
que para II la Erase es lsonjsra:
el hielo, con ser duro,
Sc derrite mas pronto que la CORA
La mujer tieue fama do veleta;
mas 81 aguno !; isorte'0 & ,tfove,
die que esa yeleta osta muy quiets
81 el viento, quo es el hombrs, no Ia mueys
Yo no 50 81 fus Thales do Mlss9
algdn otro i!osofo profundo,
quien dej6 demostrado por complete
que un secreto do amor es un seereto
que enseguida 10 sabe todo el mundo
Afuerza do desvelos,
he logrado saber que las mujeres,
mucho antes que el amor, sienten los celos.
Con ell amor, Ia vida o. un engaho;
sin 81 SO vive mas y con mas fruto;
que es un minute sin amor un ato
y I'm afio con amor es un minuto
Juan b. U0ago.