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Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
STATE NEWS

A tobacco leaf of the variety known as "H;llstown broad" m"ssnripg 40i hes in length and IT inches in breadth. was br"ught in'o the Hart. ford Hines flee last week.
 It is reported that Rev Father De- Brus cker, of Willimantic, administered & severe chastisement to drunken tramp recently who bai got into the parsonage kitchen and applied an in sulting epithet to the venerable priest when ordered out.
 The Congregational church in Sims bury is arranging to celebrate the two hundredth anniversary of its organizs- tion in November 1897.
 The new collector f r the port of Hartford is John H Brocklesby prom iuent man of that city.
 The Litch6eld Board of Relief has decided 10 s bicy cles to the lists of taxable property.
 Two v"nnR men nf Waterbury, who lov.d ,he same girl. went to Middl.. towE aud settled the matter by fight with their fists to a fiDish.
 The Ansunia Sentinel saws that pot ash tahlers are con, bustible and will ex plode under heat and friction aud re- Iates the recent experience If a man, who wss carrying s s,ne loose in his pocket for sore throat and was sur prised fn 6nd his vest p ,cket on fire.
 Mrs Ev-line Church. of Torrington ,iied recently. leaving ab mt $50 900 t.' Mrs E ' Cooper, of Ashley Falls. Aa>s A sister of the dec4asei will contest the will Bridgeport Standard. Il. A Sanford, the ffie eIent keeper of the Llicnti-ld town farm for several years past, i'ss resigned, to take effrct the first of Ap,il His successor will be Fred Doolittle.
 The American Ordnauce Company has m 'd- arr neem nts to locate in | Bridgeport The company has a large capital ard will consolidate several | great gun Snd pr"jectile works toees her with the Bethlehem Iron works, all under one man sge,Ient. and will pro- tably emplov several thou,and men.
 William Taylor, of Sharon Valley, re. centlv k,ll d ~ild Cat in the Furnac. woods, weighing 25 ponnls He has also killed this season 583 partridges, | 47 wnolco,.k. II fnxes. ! rsttle-snskt snd trapped l9 minks.
 A Wsllinpfor man has invented { m sci'iue for plncking fowls. John Tosillo and J"hn Dabado were tin. I respectively $50 and SlO "A, q cost, for s, llirg g cigarettes to boys, at Mud, dletoWn
 Fifty one rames were drawn from the lists of jnrhrs in New Haven. Fairfield Litchtield and Middlss-x countIes n, Monday tn serve as inrors in the U S. district court at New Haven on the % | inst.
 Edward G. Parkhurst. superintend ent "f the gnn d. D ,riment at the Pra' X Whitney works, has resigned to ent she emnl"y of the American Orinsncs Go. at Bridgeport in similar capacity | A grand camI fire will be held at Nor wich next Wednesday evening, 18Th. il lrrnor of the officers of the Connrcticu department, G. A. R.. and the com mand-r in chief, Gen I N, Walker, c lndiar apolis.
 Cardells E. Brown, manager of tn, coal business of J Poole $ Go. 0 Hartford. shot himself in the head Sun hav morning. while temporarily de ranged He had been sff1icied for som, years with heart trouble and violen headaches.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
Shaker Mine Flooded. |.

On Saturday min r, Who was work i'g in the lowest level of the Shaker ,r"n mine at West Pittsfirld, Mas, struck spring which k fed from big marsh nearby. The water began run ning in So rapidly Il a, the miners had tn leave in haste The mine filled mp md the four pumps which have been out in. fiji to pnmp ont the water T. k thought that the mine must be sbsn empioy ment.
 LATER There is fair prospect that T. wIil be possible to keep the water nnt and r, snme work.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
Wedding Bells at Mill River

Married at the chm oh of the Immacr = late C. inception. Feb 12 bv R Fr. NJ niIn Murphy, MT Walter E Rath burn If Stockhri,ige, and Miss Kate A G ,rrahan If Mill River The ceremony WAS witnessed by large sssemblsge of friends and relatives of the happy c ,uple. In the evening reception was given at the hume of the bri le, and she 'd the groom were the recipients of many valuable and useful pr sents NJ ss Garrahsn was born in tLis town (dill R'vrr) and is hi1 hly esteemed 7 unp lady aud has the best wishes oi her very many frip, ds
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
tptEIp

BuETcH At salisbury, Feb. IA, Harry Nj
 bureh, N. D aged about Se. WILSON At Hsrwinton, Feb. g, Norman
 Wilson, aged 76 years.
 BARNRs-At Collinsvllls. Feb. 10, Mrs Sally
 s. Barnes, aged s4 years. CAsE-At North Canton. Feb lo,Miss Cynthia Case. aged 72 years.
 HuAPHREY-At Canton Centre, Feb. g. Deacon Warren Cantield Humphrey. aged s5 years. JACK os-At westport. Jan 2s, Mrs Harriet
 Jackson, formerly of Kent. CLArFEI. At Sheffield. Mass Feb. g, Joseph
 o,sffey, aged abnut 5s years. BURrcH-At Sheffield. Mass, Feb. s, Miss Sarah Antoinette Burich aged 50. BAkER-At New Milford Feb. 2, Rachel A wido~ of the late Sheldon Baker, aged 56 years. as1HoNY-At sharon Feb. 6 suddenly of
 heart disesse, Samuel Anthony, aged ss years.
 sP.EKs At Salisbury. (weatognel Feb g. Mrs Lucy Ann Sparks, aged s2 years. BLAcKIxToN-At North Adams. Mass., Feb. 2. Eliza Robinson, widow of sanford Black
 inton. aged 92.
 yANKKUREs-At Kingston. N. ' Feb. 6 of
 consumption, Walter R. yanKeuren, neL Lhew ofJ. H Ya"Keuren. of Winsted, aged 2l
 years.
 WEBB At Monter>y, Mass, Feb. g, Alonzo
 Webb. aged s4.
 MuKpHY-At Norfolk, Feb. 2. Michael Mur- phy aged "A years.
 HAyEs--At winsted. Feb. 10. of pneumonia, Harlow Hayes, recently of Great Barring
 ton, Mass., aged s6 years. PIATT-At Great Harrington, Mass. Feb. 5. Charles <. Platt, aged 76. P1xLrI-At New York, Feb. T, Charles Pixley, aged 6s formerly of Great Harrington.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
SPECIAL NOTICES!

Special sale 12 q. galvanized pals l3 rts Alvord's, Wi ,stsd, Ct.
 Plumbing. roofing and general j h. b'n0. Alvord's Winstrd, Ct.
 Bargains in second hand stoves and ranges Alvord's, Nin~ted. Ct
 Steam and water fitting and supplies. Alvord's, Winsted, Ct.
 Call at the CONNECTICUT WESTERN NEWS fiji @ and get tiity papers f"r ten cents. Place them on pantry shelv's or nnder carpets. Come quick or you lose them.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
POINT RS.

Gilt edge securities for sale by NJ. N. Cla'k. Norfolk, Conn. See adv
 Ynnng man, here is a go d opportun- for you to x. cnr- a desirable p,si, ton. R ad F E Capae el's alv.
 Well. N Nell. just zee how A L. Clark has knifsd the price of cloaks an.' jackets. R. ad his new adveriiseme, t.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13

We all know that any tired muscle can be restored by rest Your stomach is muscle. Dyspepsia is its manner of say ing II am tired Give me rest" To rest the stomach you must do its ~"rk outside of the hndv.
 This is the Shakers method of curing indi2es'i n. and its sncce>s is hest at- tested bv the fact that these people a,e practically free from what ia without doubt the mos. prevalent of s1l diseases. The Shaker Digestive Cordial not only contains diRested food which Is prompt lv absorbed without taxing the tired digestive organs. hnt it is likewise an aid to the digestion of other fo"ds in the stomach A 10 cent trial ht tile vii convince you of its merit. and these ynu can obtain throneh all druggists
 Laxsl is the best medicine for chil- dren. Doctors recommend it in place of Castor Oil.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
Bridge Swept Away

Last Thursday night about nine o'clock an old bridge on the New Eue. land railroad over the Prquebuck river. near Bristol, was swept away by the raging fl 'od and twenty men, who were working on it, getting ties to place on the new bridge. were plunged into the river. Six of the men were drowned
 Foreman William T Barry, who narrowly escaped drowning. was recent ly roadmsster on the P. R & N. E road, and Daniel !. O'Bripn, who was drowned, was employed in he construc ton of the old Conn Western road
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
The naked truth requires no dressing
New Cure for Consum ption.

Dr Cyrus Edson, of New York. has discovered a cure for consumption by il lection, Up to date 2lS cases have been treated; improvement is reported in PIP cases; no improvement in four cases; 24 cases have been disch arg ed cured, and 6S more will recover it is believed, bv the attending physician l. 32 cases the improvement was only temporary.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13

Snow fell at intervals du ing Sun- day and Sunday night. Several inches of snow f-ll Tuesday morning a d r ade good sleighing Monday and Tuesday were qui like March.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
BUCKLEN,S ARNICA SALYE

The hest sslve in the world fof cuts. bruises, sores. nlcers, salt rheum. feve, sores. letter, chspped hands, chilblains, c"rus. and all skin eruptions. and posi lively cures piles. or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect sstis. faction or money refunded Price 2t cents per box For sale by W. R. 'amH
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
The WaY II Is.
From theIndianapolis Journsl.l

From theIndianapoIIs JournaLI
 Your factory b-I"pgs tn. the unim. doesn't il?' asked Ihs inquisltive per son
 Yes. it does" answered Mr Mann fact. Primly "I used to have s fool notion that it belonged to me. but got over that"
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13

Maine is going to tax every bicycle iu the state in 1896 for the road fnnd Tlere is so much fun in bicycle riding that every wheelman aud wheelwomar will pay the tax cheerfully.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
True IL Is.

Charles Austin Bttes, in talk on sd vertising. says: T. isn't so much what s"u say as wheIe vou say it Pu. E prsachrr "n a desert island and what h. ssvs will not have much If ct If h. l. in the pulpit. talking to 500 int, Hi gent people. his words Wil hay. weight They will do some good
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
Claiming EyPrYthinE,

Jsgwell-What makes that hen ip your back yard csckle so lond?
 Wigws, Oh. they've just laid a cor nerst'Ine across the street and sle's trv- . ing to mnke the reighbors think sh, dId it-Iit Bits
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13

The operatives in Japanese mills are not [" b. envird. They work ever Jay, there heiux pn Sunday, and ih h 'nrS range from 12 to IF. The rate Il V TX, however, is slow.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13

Of all onr i irmities, vanity is the d. arrst to us; mnn sill starva ms o'her vices to keep tEst alive Frank lin,
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
Pr0gnOstiCations.

Just your whiskes when eating pancakes coming from milking Moasses don't improve your clothing and should buy NEW SUIT and WE the people that sell and SELL IT RIGHT
 We molasses the NEW SUIr cakes and when the flowers that bloom the Spring the old with
 the buckwhea patch assist the seed when we'll Thus purposes, which
 We would like gold watch but collect gold the Government wants all there about February but shall delight ed either svero bills exchange they purpose we'll
 talking stock be reduced for the NOW BARGAIN Don't make yourself believe make call vegetable and the other that would allow NEW SUIT OVERC0AT have talked 
 We will goods that WOOL and wide but would like clothes have been eight will tell what they made of.
 look like Prince Duke postal card ask drive yellow blinds ofSye codhsh groceries will happy able
 M. YANUSHWETZ & CO.
 Clothiers and Grocerymen EAST CANAAN, CONN.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
M q R REED.

WHEELKR-DkMISa-At Winsted, Feb. II, by
 Rev MT Clark. Mir Herbert wheele-, of New
 Britain and Miss Ruth D-ming of winsted.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13
TO RENT.

Blacksmith and Wagon shop; desirable To- cation, al reasonable price.
 ARs. NM. H. DUNBAR, Ashley Falls. Mass.
Connecticut western news., 1896-02-13


 Joseph Clafey, aged about 5s years, farm hand aud wood chopper we'll known in Sheffield and Canaan mad been choppi"g wood n Western Sheffiell tI.is wi ter md boa ding at William Johnson's il that place One l morning last week he did not app ar at | the break asst tab @, and did Lot repl when some member of the famil, ra ped at the door of his room Upon entering the room, Claffey ~as found | in an unconscious condi lou with hi bod upon tn floor and his feet rest jag up Ill the bed M dical aid was summo ed but Claffe, did rot r. gai conscious e-s, he died about l2 o'clock Sunday n'ght Ills funeral was attended ou Tuesday afternoon. Buri- al at Sheffield.
 1 MT s. W. Barnes has shown us a copy of the Feb. l, issue of the Volusia County Record, published at DeLand Fla Among other items we notice thar Prof E Rogers, of North Adams Mass, gave his lecture Pilgrims Puritans and Quakers of New Eng land, i" in the P, esbyterian church the last week in January a"d paid glow ing compliment to the College Arms DeLand's excellent hotel Prol Rogers is in love with DeLand and sc delighted with her good roa 8. that, despite his "A years, he is strongly in. clined to purchase a bicycle The Record devote over half column in descr bing the flower and vegetable gardens connected with the College Arms. and enulnerates all the luxuries raised there in midwintsr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-13
SENSIBLE DESGRACIA.

Aver, por la manana, aparecio
cadaver en- Pena- Parada el apre-
ciable joven D Agapito Loren
20, antique dependiente, intere-
sado, de la casa comercial de
nuestro amigo D. Julian Matien-
20. Habla regresado hacc POGO
de- la Peninsula. al parecer con
muy buena $alud.
La: mucrte de Lorenzo, muy
estlmado, por su honradez y elem
plar conducta, de cuantos le ira
taban, Sc dcbe 4 la terrible obcc-
caclon del suicidio. Junto al ca
daver Sc veia un revolver con
el Sc habia matado cl desgracia
d0 que desde aver no ex;ste, dis
parandoSc un tiro en- Ia cabeza
I'm una carta que Sc encontr6
sobre. el inanimado cuerpo de Lo
renzo, escrita de su puho y lctra
~ dlrlglda a su principal, decla
aquel que Sc daba la muerte POI
juzgar incurablc una dolencia que
ST frla en- los ojos.
iDios haya acogido piadoso e
alma del infortunado Lorenzol
A su tamilia, dcudos y princi
pal, nuestras frases de condolen
cia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-13
BRAU En- EL ATENEO

Como va indicamos en- nuestro
n1mero anterior, la conferencia
anunciada para noche del merco
les Gltimo en- el Ateneo Sc celebro
ante una concurrencia numerosa
~ distinguida de damas, caballc-
ros y personas de todos los esta
dos y classes sociales. Y el exito
fue ell que cabfa esperar de la ma
turaleza del asunto y de la com
petencia del orador.
Durante una hora larga estu
vieron pendientes de la palabra
del ilustrado investigator los
asistentes, manifestando su apro
baci6n con aplausos ruidosos que
al concluir Sc hicieron intermi
bles.
Y bien mercedes fueron esos
aplausos, asi por 10 expuesto, co.
mo por la lator que acusa esa
cumulaci5n de datos tan prcciosos,
tan concluyentes, que pareccn
hechos para corroborar ahrma
clones por Brau maut-nidas ca
81 por adivinaci6n, y que sin en-
bargo son copias exactas DE- do
cumentJs ohcialcs irrecusables
Bien quisieramos hahcr del 4
migo un largo extracto de su
conferencia. pero sabemos que "a
ha dldo a Ia impression las cuarti
las para publlcarlas en- an f2lleto.
y este, que redunlar4 proveeho
del p1bico que no pulo asistir
al Ateneo, const.tuye una .prueb a
d. la acogjda entusiastl ob,enl
da por un trabajo que houra a su
autor y a Puerto Rico.
Kcbosan en el plcno conocj
miento de las matefils. lrA,adAs.
SIN ~eriddl, p@I lolaiA1, cru u
cion. arte. conyieciones y scnti
mientos que eonmueycn por Ia
elocuencia espontancs con que Sc
manihcstan.
AL hablar del Archiyo de
lndias, monSmfaso s,asas 50 afi
antique poafrio colonial az t.
baaa. describe Ii cmoci5a que lc
embargo euando por prmcra yez
penetto en- aqael elihcto donde
los refr~tos de Co'6a Cor,es
Magazines. pikafro. l.lt4no. tr
CT Il Jorge lasn y otros marjnos
y 60 .q1.sta>.o4e & epus. } los
Aut5gratos DE- los Reyes { at6li
COS. hlJandro VI. 1e,los \
Ponce dc Leon y otfos person.
Jcs le tFajefon ! il nemora so4..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-13

FL amor la a discussion lie hizo es.
crlbir el "Hombre- Mujer," en- dondc
explica los dereches del marido con
toda su crueldad; mas tarde Sc vol
VIC indulgente. FL teatro recibio de
Dumas "La Princesa de Bagda /,
Denisa, Francillon," pieza que es esccibio
solo. En- 1879 hizo la declaration
que sigue :-Cuando Sc llega a cierta
edad, precisamente la que tengo, 10
mejor que puede hacer un autor dra-
matico es morir como Moiere, 6
retirarse de la lucha como Shakes
peare 9 Racine. Sin embargo, aun
trabajaba, y la obra que pensaba dar
al teatro frances Sc llamaba 'Camino
de Tebas'; ha muerto, pues, como Mo
liere. escribiendo
Alexandra Dumas no pieparaba 81
teatto, 10 lleyAba consigo, y cuando va
tenla su idea, escribia sus obras en-
muy POGO tempo "Monsieur Al
phonse +" fue escrite en- diez y sietc
dias, La princesa Jorge" en- tres SC
manas, La Extranjera en- un me-;
cuando la accion domina, la cjecucion
no Sc hace esperar pero en- las co
medias en- que reiEan las costumbre
el caracter y la psicologia, la tarca es
mas dIflcil; tardo once meses en- pu
blicar " FL Medic Mundo" "Demi
Monde" y ESQ trabajando siete Il ocho
horas cada dla; para el segundo actc
tdc csa comedia tardo dos meses, perc
en- cambio, dice un biogr4f suyo, es
crlblo el segundo acto de otra cele-
bre production escenica en- una tarde
desde las doce hasta las custro
Despues de la publication de
Hombre- Mujer" y de ''La Mujer dt
Claudio. IL homme emme," LA fem
me de Claude)," la Academia francesa
le abrio sus puertas. Todo Pari:
artistico y literario asistio al discursc
que pronuncio el II de Febrero d.
1875, que fue una obra maestro, as
como Ia respues.a del Conde de
Jacksonville.
Dumas deja un gran vacio. en- Ia
letras ffaocesas, y Sc puede decir Ell
el mundo entero, pues los obras de
padre, as1 como las del hio, Sc ha
traducido en- todas las e1guas cultas
Como Cervantes, Dante y Shakes
peare, pertenece, no solo su patris
sino q la humanidad.
E. Contamfne de LatoUr, Cores
ponsal del BoLETIN MERCMNTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-13
MILAGRO En- TEXAS.
{ INVESTIGATE Y PUBLICADO
POR Ell PERIoDICO CHRIS
TIAN ADVOCATE

El sujeto protagonista de este artf-
culo es el senor Herber E. Spaulding
que reside en- Longview. Texas. Por
cuatro amos estuvo invalido este hom-
bre a causa del reamatismo ci5tico
que contrajo duiante el tempo en-
que ejercio su profession de maquinis.
ia. Por fin ha conseguido curarse
con no poca admiration de todos sus
conocidos.
Un representante especial de esta
publication recibio orden de inves-
tigar detenidamente las circunstanciag
del case y encontro al sefior Spaul.
ding trabajando en- la fundicion y ta-
Her de inaquinas de su padre. A
instigacion de nuestro representante,
S. expreso del modo siguiente:
Hace ocho amos mientras me en-.
coatraba 4 cargo de una locomotora
contraje reumatismo ciatico en- el lado
de la cadera al pie. La enfermedad
anmento gradualmente y en- pocos
meses Sc me paralizo ese lado. Por
esp scio de a1o y medic me fue impo.
io.e moverme de mi habitacion y me
pase seis meses en- GINA. Probe cuan-
t. remedio me recommendation y lame
un buen nlmero de medicos. Por
fin me enviaron Hot Springs. DON
de pase tres m-ses sometido al trata-
miento de los mas cminentes especia-
listas pego sin benehcie alguno y al
volver a mi pueblo me sentia aun
peos Los me5icos de Hot Sp -ings
me dDeron francamente que ell case
no offecia esperanzas y otro tanto me
hicieron presente los facu!tativos de
Longv:ew. Llegue mi casa, entire
en CANA Y comence suffir los mas
terribles dolores agonias. Mi uni
CO alivio consistia en- cl uso continue
de opiados. Despues de pasar tres
meses en- esta agonia lenta, durante
los cuales puede decirse que la pierna
izeuierda murio hasta el hueso, el
amigo Mr. Alison. ,hoy despachante
de trenes en- TeXarkana) me recomen-
d5'las Piidotas Rosadas del DR.. WI
lliams para Persoras Palidss. di-
c:endome que el le habian aliviad0
ana ataxia locomotriz de 20 amos.
Sin fe cR este remcdio SO. o cedicn-
do a su sci tud )nsenli en- probarlo.
A las pocas do>is queje exento de
mi excesIva nerviosidad Y al terminar
los dos ptimeros frasquitos pude sa-
llr dc Ia cana y anoar Continue
toMaado las Pildaras 4 SAda. del DR..
Williams y segui mejorando hasta que
d1r curado. Comence a tomar las
pildoras hace dos amos y hoy estoy
oien. Las Pildoras Rosadas del DIR.
Williams me salvaron la vida To-
dos mis- vecinos v los dos melicos
que me asistieren paeien couoboIar
10 que he dicho.
Nuestro ,epresentante visito al DR..
{. H. Stamoury. cue conhrmo las
aserciones del Sr, Spauidirg. sgre-
sando: "Yo no sc 10 que contienen las
Pilioras Rosadas. mi me importa sa-
brio 10 que 81 aseguro es que eura-
ron Spaalding del reuma,ismo cia-
.ieo y Allison &c ia ataxia loco.
motriz \ ESQ 10 aseguro porque 10
Vi persoo2lmrnte,
Las hldoras kosadas del DR.. VIZ
liams SC vendea en- ,oia> las farmaciaS
: las fabrica Ia casa ur. Williams
Medicine Co Sehenect dv. New
FORK. Estados Uoilos-I1 Geparta-
nento Medieo de la casa at.ende graz
ui,amense las eersui,4s enc Sc ls
Iagan por eorreo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-13
UN A OARTA.
Patillas, Enero 1896.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MBR
~ANTIL.
Capital.


Distinguido amigo: tengo el gusto
de manifestarle que va no estQy pro
ce.ado-gracias 4 Ia Providencia-;
Ia Audiencia de 10 criminal de Ponce
ha sobrescido las dos cau.as que Sc
me formaron durante la epoca en- que
ejercia el cargo de Alcalde de este
pueblo.
Aquel alto tribunal ha reconoci 10
Mi rcctitui administrative, hacienda
justicia a mi procedcr, que sin con
ponendas nj conpadrazgos dirigia Id
nave municipal por Ia sendA de la
mas estricta moralilad, cum p,iendc
asi con los debcre, dc Autoridad y
con la orden de mi Superior jerar
quico que me djo: htgase " cargo
de la Alcaliia; tengo confanzA en-
"; Sc 20 todo 10 que ALI .pasa, y
quiero que resplandezca la moral;5ad
y caiga quicn caiga: necesito una
administration honrada.
Creo haber cump,ido, amigo senor
Director. 9 correspondido q la inme
recida con6anza que el dgno repre-
sentante del Gobierno Supreme de:
posi- ara en- mi humilde personalidad
Lucia titanica he tenido que SOS
tener en- los dos primeros Aes,s con
ira los sostenedores del des5arajust
municipal pero la verdad Sc impuso
y la moralidad sigui5 81 camino rec
to.
IIomores de verdadera representa-
cion, ajenos a esta loca.idad, y qui-
zss ma! informados, censuraron mi:
actos. y hube dc contestafles que al
ties Il: totccr mi critefro administrati
vo, 4 4e ten;a la conviction y seguri
dad que merccia la aprobaci6n dc Ia
opin On pdbiica y del Gobierno, deja
ria mi pucsto, pucs entendia que la
saIud de ia patria cs'a por enclMa d.
to1o
Mlcho queia qlG consegu;r adn,
pero los Trbuna,es haran 10 dsln4s 4.
--... .-.--.' ----.
He silo suSt.tui 10 Ell Ia Acadia y
presiiencia del Ayun,amicnto por
mi amigo y compahero de lucha en-
cl Concejo, senior Ricci; eleccioa acer
tadisima. ples este amigo consiuuA
rl moFalizacion administrative. y
eono A.csldc y como vc-ino es hon
raIo y lAoorloso y dc dillc,i re:mola
20, de5ldo los gravisimos a.untos
cue todasis qucd n p>nd,entes en-
esta Al-~liia, Pcfo 10 10 &c resula
/ zJrt,
Al cesar en- mi carg). me retire i
M casa dc campo con Ia concien ia
tranqniI2 y con las e>pefanzas dc que
als0l dA este mi qaerido pueblo
tcnsA una administrator disfAna v
mo4elo. pues esta llamaio a ser uno
lbs pucolos mas rio, lie ia Isla.
\ Jos hombtes de huenA vo,Entad.
ssn 1snActoa d- mAt,ccs, lnviyo prcs
tar 81 coacurso al desarfollo de Ia RI
queaA paolsca. pacs est4 depcnde d
una orden.da administration. G.
porvenif sera nucstro,
\ Y. Sr n,rector. le rueso de
cAhsjA en sa husifAdo pcuodlco = IA
pfesente. y paF clio le Ia AI mas ex
pie&lyAs sfae'As 81 A'tuo. amigo v
COT eligloaAgio
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-13
NUESTR0 DIRECTOR.

Aver, 10, debe habe. embar-
cado en- Cadiz, de regreso a esta
lsla, nuestro querido Director, el
dignfsimo Diputado a Cortes por
Arecibo Sr Diaz Caneja.
Tendremos, pues, ell gusto de
abrazarle del 20 al p del CO.
rriente.
El mas feliz de los viajes le
deseamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-13
DIN ZERO.

FL vapor correo AJonso XII
entrado hoy en- puerto, ha traido
para cl Tesoro, con destino al
CAME $4,000 duros en- pesetas
.especlales y 10000 en- calderilla.