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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-19

The police were called, soon after mid
right, TO the East side, where ttey found
Mary Ellen Turner with an Ak in her hands
performing surgical operation on the door
of her fathers house in order to secure an
entrance. twas said that she had made a
great disturbance and had used threatening
language to her sister. in-law, who, with her
husband, packed up and left the house. No
one woull prtf-r charges against Mary
Ellen, 10 tie officers departed, after taking
he Ak from her, and telling ter to get un-
der cover ard keep quiet. It'll said that
her mother is very critically i'll in the
heuso.
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A YOUNG GIRLS FORTUNE.
AN INTERESTING SKETCH.

Nothing appeals so strongly to a mothers
affection as her daughter just budding into
womanhood. Following is an instance: Our
daughter, Blanche, now Is years of age, had
cecn terribly afflicted with nervousness. and
had lost the entire use OF her right arm. She
was in such a condition that we had TO keep
her from school and abandon her music les
sons In fact. We feared st. Nitus dance, and
are positive but for an invaluable remedy
She would have hsd that terrible affection.
We had employed physicians. hut she received
no benefit from them. The first OF las August
she weighed but IS pounds, and altb ough she
has taken only three bottles OF Neryine she
now weighs 100 pounds; her nervousness and
SYMPTOMS OF StNitus dance are entirely gone,
she attends school regularly, and studies with
comfort and ease. She has recovered complete
use Of her arm, her appetite is splendid. and
no money could procure for our daughter the
health DR. Miles Nervine has brought her.
When my brother recommended the rem
cdy had no faith In patent medicines, and
wos.ld s:ot listen to him. but as last resort
he sent Us p bottle, we began giving 1T 10
B!aHcar and the effect WAS almost fmmedi-
ate."-alrs y. T. Bullock. Brighton, n. Y:
~. Miles Restorative Neryine is sold by all
druggists on positive guarantee, or sent
direct tsg the Or, Miles Medical Co., Eikhart.
Ind, on receipt OF price. 81 per bottle, stx
bottles fo- s. express prepaid. 1t Is positively
free from opiates or dangerous drugs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-19
BEFORE GRAND JURY.
A Lewiston Reporter is Given
Opportunity
To Back up His Newspaper State
ments in Court.
Outcome Of His Evidence Relative to Lewis.
ton Rum Shops awaited With Interest.

LEWISTON, Apr. 1S,-(Special. There
10 quite stir in some circles in this city.
one year ago when Sheriff Hill made his
famous descent upon the places where
liquor was supposed to be sold the Demo-
cratic faction were then in power and
much was said about TIE sheriff
raid by the Democracy. Hills deputies set
diligently at work and soon made i. warm"
for some of the Democratic police officers
of the city, the result being the arraignment
of three Of them before the court charged
with malfessance in Office.
Now, things are different. The Repub-
licans have control of the city and it is the
aim OF the Democrats to make life as uu-
comfortable for the incumbent officials as
was the case with themselves year ago.
How to bring the matter about was the
source Of much study on the part of the
leaders in the Democracy. Finally it was
decided that some of the numerous news
correspondents Of the city should receive
instructions to- "write up" the city's pro-
hbitory proclivities. Pursuant to this de-
cision the Boston Herald correspondent re-
ceived orders "from headquarters' for a
story and last Sunday bis produt ton sp-
pear ed. This gave the Democratic calamity
now Ter, the Lewiston Sun, chance to open
on the new administration, and the Herald
story was copied.
Whew But there was hot box right off
and the general inquiry among the pro-
prietors Of the places named in the story
was "Who is he?"
1t required no grea. amount of skill to
ascertain who the Herald representative
was and it proved to he an editor on the
Sun. County Attorney Cakes thought that
behind all this array of Published evidence
there must be some information that would
be valuable before the grand jury. Deputy
Sheriff O'Brien was at once dispatched
with a summons that soon after brought the
reporter before the grand jury. The report
of the grand jury will be awaited with 10
terest.
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SPEcUlATOR'S TRICK ..
.lf H
1iih Columbian Stamps Ripped in The Bud BY
New Regulations. d,

The amount of shrewdness and scherir G
employed in msking dollar in some way
aot commonly understood, especially if the
method appeals to the speculative Instincts,
is truly marvellous.
The latest scheme of this sort is con-
nccted with the craze for collecting Column
ban stamps, and it has been worked TO
such an xtent as to attract the attention of
the postal authorities.
1t became thing of quite common
occurrence to have packages pass through
he postoffce bearing more stamps upon il
han were necessary. In one large office il
bis State g letter was mott ED with IS WORT
If stamps upon it, the necessary sum, Of
course, being only two cents. The explain.
alton of this reveal, an extraordinary sys-
tenn of fraud that has obtained Throughout,
The country as a result of the increase il
value of Columbian stamps of high demon
nations, for the purp, ses of collectors. Fo
instance, a So Columbian stamp uncan-
celled, is worth S. so, an cancelled stamp
IS worth more than the face value. Here i
the opportunity of spectators. They make
use of postmlsters in small towns whose
salaries depend upon the amount of stamp
cancelled, and who are wiling to cheat the
government. Previous to last January
they could get Columbian stamps from the
government and they doubtless still have
some in possession. The wsy it is done is
Is follows: The Spectator goes to such
postmaster and says, perhaps, that he
wishes a parcel sent somewhere, and though
it requires but two or three cents he wishes
to put on postage to the amount of IS or
$40. He pays the postmaster only 81 or
IS. The latter is illing to sell because it
increased his business, therefore his salary,
he having paid for the stamps So so or
500. These figures are approximate, but
the proportions are about right.
The stamps are placed on the package,
and sent where the speculator is able to get
them ag lin. Then they are sold for more
tudu tuc ldCe Value W COllSClOTS. ff.'4
The latest rules in regard to Columbian
stamps are ia the U. S. Official Postal
Guide for April. Rule eight is explained
by the above facts. It reads:
Nor are postmasters permitted to ar
range for fictitious canceling of stamps,
thereby gaining personal profit for them
selves ard the purchaser at the expense of
the department"
The other rules will answer the questions
still frequently put TO postmasters in regard
to Columbian stamps: -.a 3Si
l. They are no longer Supplied to post
masters. -s ..
.. They cannot be given by the office to
anyone, nor sold to purchasers except
through tie agency of postmasters. '7el5 =
3. They will be good for postage with
out limit of time. .....
The follow log table is just out in this
Apri! guile and gives the following totals
of Columbian It 'mps issued from the first
time. Ian . 1892 mn to nac
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THE ROYAL WEDDING.
coburg Crowded with Visitors Protection Tor
Royal Lives.

CoBURG, April ls.--The city is filed with
visitors and the gaily decorated streets are
crowed with people in holiday parb, in
honor of the marriage Of Princess Victoria
of Coburg and Edinburg to her cousin,
Grand Duke Ernest Louis of Hesse.
The most perfect precautionary meas
nres against any attempt upon the life OF
some member of the reigning familie.
assembled here, has been taken, hundred,
of detectives Of all nations minglipg with
the crowds.
This action is taken in conse quence of
the intimation received by the ponce some
time ago, that an Anarchist r'"t existed,
the object of which was to tai Q tn life of
Emperor William and the (l.Iewitch of
Russia.
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AFTtR the SEhlERS.
Canadian Authorities Preparing to Observe TIE
Terms Of ihs Treaty.

VIcroRyA, b. c.. April iS.-At the re-
quest of deputation of the leading sealers,
Collector Milne, this morning, wired Sir
Charles Hilbert Upper, Canadian minis
ter of marine and fisheries urging that q
warship be sent Immediately to warn the
sealers to stop April 80 AMI thereby avoid
trouble.
Twenty three schooners are working
north of Queen Charlotte islands along the
Alaskan shore. It's understood that al
vices from the admiralty have been rec. iyed
at Esquimaul, giving directions for the pa
troll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-19
Making Goldfish Balls.

Soak the fish till soft and pick into fine
shreds; have quantity of cold mashed po-
tatoeS or cold boiled rice. Mix the fish thor
oughly with either, using half the quantity
of fish that You do of potatoes or rice, and
make out into little round fiat cakes Dip
them in beaten egg, and roll in flour, sifteu
meal or finely powdered cracker crumbs,
and fry in hot butter or drippings.
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The Naval Appropriation Bill.

WASHINGTON. April lS.-Mr. Cum
mings, chairman of the Honse naval af-
fairs committee, today, submitted to the
House the naval appropriation bill fer the
coming fiscal year. AZ reported it carries
Sa5 $50, 966, or S2.670,3lS less thsu the
estimates and an increase of SG,l76 ?o5
over the appropriation for the current fiscal
year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-19

Stssmer Peru which arrived at San Fran
cisco from The 0,ient. Tuesday. brings
ners of severe esru quake shocks through
out Jap,n on the 2ad. One shock st Toxic
Ia ,ted 10 IN nutes. A. Asasueishi p honses
were destroyed but no one Mild. Neu-
MIRO Suffered more severely in destruction
OF many houses AMI III. injury ef 10
persons.
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Prices for western beef cattle, live weigat;
Choice tts4c per ID; second quality. tGilac.
third quality, 5aSSssc: poores, grade OF coarse
oxen. cows, bulls. stays, Texans, etc, aGe5e pr
10.
Prices fer northern and eastern beef cattle
dressed weight: Choice. 5kGs6sle pr Id. FIRST
quality. s6t5.pc; second quality. issOBisac-
Hides. tallow. ete--Hiaes. 4afic pr 40; tai
low. 3a0ic, calfss las .jc eacn; lambsAin,. 5oc
each: sheared SKINS, &c each; branded hides,
Sc pr III. ~
Northern and eastern beef cattls-1There
WAS y light supply. valnes We're stronger
than those OF last week. The lun consisted
principally OF dry b, eli cows and hullocss.
Mich cows and >prinsers-There Was a
fairly large supply an the market. bat trade
was dni.
Veal calves There WAS heavy supply on
the market. The &c crsl Quality OF the seek
was DOR, The aaunaant supply OF dressed
veal also helped 10 max prices drop IL III II.
Sheep and lamhs-Iherc Was II light run on
the market. the WESTERN stock being all tsSen
direct To the slaughter houses. \ falr quota
ton could not Oe made,
Swine ~This stock is IN better demand than
II was last we,A. ana sells tribe mere ae'
tisely at the same price
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THAT BANK Tx.
What Poll Of The House Democrats Shows
Regarding pepsai.

WAsuSoroN, April 1s.-Mr. Swanson
of Virginia has been making poll of the
Democrats of the House relative to the re-
peal Of the 10 per cent. bank tax and finds
that 12l Democrats favor unconditional
repeal, 81 are for repeal with safe res'ric-
tons, and 81 are opposed to repeal. About
10 Democrats who favor unconditional re-
peal will refuse TO vote for compromise
measure based on lines suggested by him,
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AUGUSTA P0ST0FFICE.
OFFICE HOURS.

<.,issans Postmastsr, Sundays sYesptsdl:
"a. m. TO D. m. Money Order Department
and Registry Division . o. y. - p. NJ
stamp window .. m. to 9 p. m. 70
=. M. to .. m. Sundays sis to lob q n.
Cayrier's Delirery, Sundays excepted). ";
m. and p. m. In the business sections nm =
more thickly settled residence sections. 10Ss
: M and D. M in addition TO ether deliver
les. Sunday delivery at the postomes VIM
dow, s.l5 to 10.l6 Q. m.
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yer,se 9th. comma.w.al Atrr

ORLEANS RoAps. Va. April Is The
voyage The Commons c i amy was re-
sumed. 10 hay. through the will monnta n
country of upper Marylitd.
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Economy and Strength.

Valuable vegetable remedies are used in
the preparation Of Hoods Ssrsapsrilla IN
such peculiar mann.r as to retain the full
medicinal value If every Ingredient. II u =
Hoods Sarsaparilla combines economy ami
strength and is The only remedy Of wbie h
400 Doses One Dollsr' is true. Be sure to
get Hoods. A +.its-
Hoods Pills do not purge, pain or pipe,
but act promptly, easily and efficiently.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-19

The Man,ls-Mason Co. arrived from
Togas coon after midnight via a special
Electric car from Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-19

w a NT2 putin these columns secu-
more answers than those who
IKE rot ried it are aware
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RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS
Showing Dealings In Live Stock al ias Brighton
and Wa.ertown Garkcts.

Amount of stock IN the market:
Nl1a,.
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SECCION JUDICIAL
s.or.tarta del Juzgodo Municipal de Uasado.

El senior don Jose Melton Maestro Gin
tr6n Juez Municipal de este tGrmino por provi.
dencia de este dia dictada en- los autos de iuicio
verbal Civil que sigue don Longinos Mora CO.
merciante, contra don Amador Rivera Massanet,
en- cobro de pesos, ha dispuesto la vents en- pd-
blica subasta de los bienes embargados al deudor
Rivera consistentes en- cinco cuerdas de terreno
quebra1o sin nombre conocido equiyalentes <
una hect6rea, noventa y seis Areas cuarenta
dos centiareas, enclavadas el barrio de ,Ealtn
arriba de este tGrnino, conteniendo algunas plan
taciones de cafe y pastos malezss, colindando
al Norte con terrenos del ejecutante Mora, as
como al Oeste, al Sud- con la SUCCESSION de- don
Limo Cordero. y al Oeste con el Rio-grande pa
ra cuyo acto de remate SO ha sehalado la
una de la tarde del dia dos del entrante mes
de Mayo en- la Saa Audiencia de este Juzgado
sdvirti6ndose los que quieran tomar psrte en-
la subasta, que dichos bienes carecen de tftulo
escrito efciente; que no Sc admitir6n proposicio-
mes que no cubran de contado las dos terceras
parties del vaIor de los indicados bienes que es Ell
de doscientos cincuents pesos, y que los icitado-
res deher4n consigRar previamente en- la mesa
del Ju7gado una cantidad igual al diez por cieuto
de la que sirvo de tipo para 81 remate.-Lo que
Sc hace pdbHco para la concurrencia de postores.
Dado en- Utuado doce de Abril de mil ocho-
ciento noventa cuatro.-V.O B.o-Maestre.--El
secretario -Osvaldo Alfonso.-C Certifco--Es CO.
pia, alfonso
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BrRL1orEoA DE aI1A CORRESPONDENCE PToRIoo" Iol
Y no habeis tratado


- 1Da qu62.. En- circumstances tan dehcadas
el honor de famia depende de sola palabra
neceaaro gran crcunspecci6n. SQu6 podfa 20
hacer2 yAdvertir Courtois2 No; ademas hubie-
credo hay personas que queren hasa
que los hechoa vienen Z sacaras de error.
-Podiais haber intentado algo 81 eonde de Ire
morel
-El conde 10 hubiera negado todo y hubiera dicho
AdemSs que con que derecho me entrometfa
gOcos.
~ con Laurencia7
El padre Plantat exhal6 uu profundo suspiro.
-Aunque gusta mezclarme asuntos aienog
dia precauciones infnitas nter9s cas pa
terna confesar que 10 saba too quise darle
der el abismo en- que Sc preCipitaba
-lY que responder
-Nada, Sc rio como Sc rien las ninas que tienen
que ocutar Despuea fn6 impossible encontrar
cuarto de hora solas ella
-Antes de esta imprudencia por mi parte, porque
fu6 mi mprudencia, hubiera debdo obrAri per0
20 eior amigo, pasaba dia sin que vniera
mi jardn destrozarme las plantas las que 20 tena en-
mas estima 20 que hubiera deado cortar una hor
para el Papa le deiabs ella destroyer mis- petunias
para ella haba 20 reunido mi collection. era
como 81 d eramos, su horista obigado
Mr. Lecoq Observable de reojo emoci6n no pudo
diaimalar ir6nica e uez de paz iba cont
nuar cuando voviendose por rudo que sonaba haca
vestibulo apeciberon por primers de Ia Prese
ca de Robelot Ell toneero
FL roatrO del juez de paz manifesto Ia mas Yiva con-
trariedad, exclamo
-Estkbais aht3
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PKPLNO UeptG de una fIneq

En- ell barrio Guatemala de este t6rmino muni-
cipaly cuarto de hora de la poblacion Sc vende
la preciosa dnea nombrada ''Beuco' perteneciente a
la succession de Don Pascacio Moreno. Esta compuesta
de 200 cuerdas proximamente 40 cuerdas de cafe
de estas 10 cuerdas de cafe veo superior ell resto
de cafe de dos amos hasta cuatro Tene diezy seis
media cuerdas de paste cercadas de alambre esta-
cones de moralon sembrado guineos y platanos. Sc
estma la production de la nca al rededor de $50 IA
negas. Tene una buena casa vivienda, cuarte para
Peones, casa tahona, cocna de peones deposito de
cafe casa de maquna con estanque. agbey secaderoB
truceiones son de maderas del pals Observation-Disclosures
para moler cana en- NAL estado otra de l4x9 va
ras pesebre para cuatro cabaos con su caro para
yerba dos carretas NAL estado. La casa habita-
cion tiene un almacen en- la planta baia Hay en- la
fnca toldas demas utensios para la recollection de
futos, La nca esta circulada por varias quebradas
de aqua permanente Todas las pleas de cafe tenen
buenos eaeones que facilitan la conducci6n del
grano predomina en- elias la sombra de guaba Y bU-
SiendO numeroso ell vecindario de Ia finca VIE
los coedores sin necesidad de aviso con la ven
taja de que es obligatorio darles mantencion nj
albergue Para mayores detales ycondicones de ven.
ia diriiirse Dona Monserrate c. de Moreno Men
dez Vlgo l6S, MayagueZ. 15-l5
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RI CRrMEN DE ORo1vAL
lO4.
..r

-IBahl no un pedazo de papel el one da Ia Glen,
cia sin alabarme desafo todos los veternarios que
entiendap mas que yo
El acento del juez de paz mas ben@voo cada
-S6-prosguio que sos hombre de experiencia;N
vido, me elogiaba vuestra integenca.
El toneero estas palahras, tuvo estremecimien-
to que por eve escape los oos del padre Planta
que cont inuo:
Ell doctor afrmaba haber encontrado nunca
Robelot decfa tiene para Ia gumca tai disposition
afc6n tanta. que entiende tanto yo combina
ciores sumamente diffciles'
-Cumpla 10 mejor que pad1as pagaba blen
sempre he gustado de aprender.
" ten1as buena escUela de Mr. Gendrou,
que nfatigabe sus expermentos aobre los venenos
son hien notables
La inqlietud iba POGO POGO dominando aqueI
hombre, que coatest6 por contestar algo:
81 he visto ALI experimentos curiosos
-Ppes bien; voa que tanto guetas de instruiros es
ais de enhora buena el doctor de dias
gran motive de estudio de SECURE tomara por
ayudante
Robeot era demaaiado astuto para haber adivina.
do hacfa va agnnos minUtos qne aque nterrogatorio
tena obieto 5Pero cuaI2 ddnde querfa ir parar
81 uez2 Sc 10 preguntaba terror recapituaba
Ia increle rapdez del pensamiento cuantas preRunas
respuestas SO haban cruzado temblaba.
Crey6 ser bastants habil para evtar las preguntas
que aun pensaran hacerle diciendo
-Estoy siempre las 6rdenes de mi aptiguo senior
para cualldo teDga necesidad de ynf
-lla tspdre ~ p afEmo-gepu'o y iuez con aceutQ
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"a vyI.SG
a los Hacenaados zndsshia1ss de alcoholics

Un ioven de profession Deatilador, con mas
de cuatro amos de practica la destilaci6n cont
nua al vapor; y que ademas reune la circunstan-
cia de poseer algunos conocimientos de fIsica
tan esencialfsimos di ha operaci6n, Sc ofrece
ejercerla en- cualquier punto de la Isla en- cual.
quier aparato por complicado que sea, sin mas
sueldo que un tanto por cianto de los benefcios
que Sc obtengan Para informes, dirigirse 4 la
Casa Comercial de los senores Pericas y Compa
MIA, en- Arecibo. SIS
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TeN1o dc Est07aci0 en- .AdI1C7at0s

Sc vende una en- eI barrio de SaltillO, termno mu-
nicpal de Adiuntas compuesta de 24O cuerdas terre
nos de las cuales hay $50 incadas de eafe patanos
Quneos en- buen estado Sc haa stuada la carretera
de Ponce Adiuntas menos de un kil6metro de este
pueblo contiene las meoras siguientes La atrave-
sa un rio tene dos buenos cercados de pastos, gran
alac6n de % yaras de fente para los ftos taho
ma aaunas de bueyes, venteadoraS, y artezas gran
casa-vivienda otra casa-amac6n, para el mayor
domo casa para tenda vivienda de vente varas con
panaderia SUI h0rn0 och0 casas de clayote maderas
para arrimados II bohios de yaguas otra casa de vi
venda tienda-tepda de ladrios etc ETC. todos los
titles necesarios para la recollection del cafe Ell que
la interese puede dirrse su dueno en- este pueblo
-CGSfnp6tO SeTTGaO. 1915
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b. LOT GAZTAMBIDE-
ABoGADo.-CRISTo 25 ALTo-CAPTI
ENTINIY Ca
SAN FRANc1sco 38.

SAN FRANclsco 49, SAN JUAN PUERTo-RIco
Acaban de importar infndad de articulos que ofre-
cen su numerOsa cientela-C Cubiertos plata chris
trofe garantizados -Sombrillas paraguas Genove-
ses.-Gran variedad abanicos cors6s pafluelos.-
EstucheS con perfumeria, neceSereS para cOstura.-
Munecas y iuguetes para nihos-Coronas Y azahares
sueltos para noyas-Gran surtido eorbatas Y bas-
tones.-Refajos enaguas de cOlores-Trajes de drill
y lana para ninos.-Albums y marcos para retratos-
Gamisetas de hilo, algodon lana-Maletas Y bolsas
de viae para senoras-Inndad de articulos capricho
sos para adornos de sala, habitaciones tOcador.-
Surtido complete reloes de plata nkel acero
enchapados americano.-Variado surtido en- ar
ticulos enchapados de orc como brazalates botona-
duras, leontinas ETC. etc-COnstante surtdo de alba
jas de orc brillantes garantizados-Billetes de Ia
Loterfa de Madrid-Coronas finebres y cinta negra
propa para Iazos para las msmas.
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Nuestro director nos telegraffa de Utuado 10
que sigue:--.Llegu6 hoy este rico. .emporio don
de TODD respira binnestary progreso. Los pano-
ramas del camino son bellfsimos; no creo que los
presente nnas hermosos ningdn pals del mundo.
b pueblo de Utuado es muy simp4tico.
Estoy explendida 7ente alojado en- Ia casa de mi
antique amigo el senor CaseIlas, y tengola carte
"a repleta de apuntes interesantes que espero
transmitir los lectores de LA CORRESPONDENCE
por- -eI co. REQ de esta noche.--L6PEzn
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Ell DICCIONARIO DE ELECTRICIDAD Y MAG
NEIlSMO de J. LEFEBRE, que tanto acierto pu-
bica Ia casa editorial Badly Bailiere Hgos, de Ma
drd es una obra tan complea tan clara que bien po-
dra llevar ell nombre de Encicopedia electrical. .
Aeabamos de recbir las entregas SO 40 Reconocemos
que es una obra indispensable para todo el mundo
puesto que contene una mutud de datos sobre Elec-
tricidad que encuentran ninguna obra nj die
cionaro Espaa Agente general en- esta isla se6o-
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