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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18

With Munyon's Improved Ho~o.,--,.
Remedies III the house there +. Pm :
10 hunt or va for when Drr.s--s 2
DANGEROUS. Munyou' GuF. ~ - "a w
will tell you what 20 use and lour ~. u =. q. a
DOLLARS IN DOCTORS-s EI.s -
ness often comes suddenly .r- 20
mother should be prepared l
MUNYON'S REMEDIES wner
get them quickly. They ar. .
harmless. and so labeled g. h. ..,-
NO MISTAKE. ~
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents r-.,--
and breaks up a cold IN a. few h5.-. u-A4
sc. --.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops an ,....
and speedily heals the lungs. P~.
Munyon's Cole and CRYING T......
cures gripping pains Of every .--
promptly relieves pain from tce-r.r-
quiets crying babies. Price % c.r-. 80
Munyon's Sore Throat Cure rr-.-..
diphtheria and cures all forms or
throat. Price, - cents.
Munyon's fever cure viii break -v t--
of fever. Price. - cents. ''-
\ separate cure for each disease s.-,.
druggists. mostly 25c a vial
Personal letters TO Prof. N4ra- .--
Arch street Philadelphia r.. ..
with free medical advice Tor ans
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18
MONDAY ONLY.
SILK RIBBON.

@ Ribbon 1c yard a. ribbon % y2rd 80
ribbon 5c yard Toe ribbon 5c ward. 21c rib
bon Zoe yard. Match the bargains. please.
Shirts lee, 25c. Csc. see. $50. i>c.
5tv pair Ladies Russ,L Tan Shoes. worm
s. SD. so az ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 ho
GOD pair Ladies nroe Tan Shoes. worth
s. IS. 80 az OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..--..-..-.S 81 -
400 pair Ladies DongOla Biat Lace anu
Button TIP Coin and Razor toe.-....S 81 %
$50 pair Ladies Chocolate RuSset oNforO>.
an new style GOES. worth s. 90 50
at...-.. ....s...... .-...--..-... .,>c
A. paid Ladies fine ONf0rds. worth 81 ~.
800 pair Ladies Black and Tan solid
Leather OXf0rIs worth 81 90. so ar.--tsc
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BURLINGTON

BURLINGTON. o.. April IN
Halmn is visiting friends at La
pool.
Charles Richards. OF Eur5a-t
calling on friends here this "r
Mr.. W J.. Trip !of. for f....--
days ago.
Mrs. c.. ". Delaney. who has
for several days Is recovering.
Mrs VIM. Clark was --e e-''.
~ Warrentou on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D.11
town. are the guests OF -'r. g..
The Glenn's Run school WIFI.
Friday. april ..
Mr. p. Leonard moyl Dr.
goods to Pittsburs Ia- sar.T
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. S5mm.r
over the arrival Of ID zinc baby
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VIEWED ACCORDING TO HIS
LIGHTS.

Mr. Johnsing i hear dat big mil
liOner. Mistah Peerpint Mo'gin, Es-
Quiah, dun take take up de collection at
de swell S.. Gawge Chu'ch Sundays.
Mr.. Jacksong (enviously)-U'm! ali!
I'd dun be er big millioner, mahself.
ef dey dun le' re take UP der collection
dab,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18

TEACHING HUSBAND \ LEoSON.
..vbis is q hard OLD world CTOaked
the young woman I'm green.
II always think SO when my gowns
don't fit" returned the young woman
i'm blue. How did You eaten that
cold9'
-In giving my husband an object les
son in department lie
ION, Did De- profit by it?
"Did You ever know man to proht
NV anvthIls unless be wanted 10 re-
t0rted the young woman IN green hoJly.
NO. / can't say that did STILL
no woman really expects such thlnS
after she has been married SIX weeks
-afterward she only hopes.
III don't know bu- you're right. You
600 ir was this way: trsd ana 1 hau
= quarrel the other day after dinner.
~ 'ga7 reonle say that men are all
,,9vs most amia1'a 0lDr dinner, Won
der9 -....,- t,,i a,..
"They are people VINO never "''' ''
,,qvtic husbands. DEAR
..T s,D,osa So. Where was lon.
,.,,I yva ou9rralel and he rushed our
w. ,r,s room pretending not 20 hear an
O..'..,..,--,abla remark of mine. Then
- Inc front baI door shut with q
49, and / knew DE was on Tor ms
club .-,-,. most 1u,elvo''
~, s-1 iu sgch q fury chat he was
certain TO- lose his heao ANA . ,1
slss Fa had about him. SAT- sun, '' .i....
Inc az much more cullluE mus &c .-
nod said and wondering "ne'1SI ~
80 mn for q new hat or 20 h y,.i.l gu,
Cor % trim to- Florida, Wngn' 0H' i-''''.''
..vos what happelol-
.I n heard somebody moving ABOUT
..--toirs lust then the clock struck ~
,.o,,smhered that ] was alone iu
anu anu 10 since cook had gone TO stay
an niebt with her sister.
. Uu, ''l v7n know I'm not brave. l
-. ..--sn5 no De. and | sat there
l.,g,;,.srirc like mold OF JeuY. fu5
GUN s .l,--7,r hours / never moved, ana
stiu Jared didn't ''.l ,.,.-... 90 him, OF,
-. no" i-o Finally thought came
""I determined 20 brighten nm IN
10 me- ,oo, off my shoes and very
IuIu, ~ -+srr,l into the library ana
Sol1lS On large sheet OF paper, ilaNe
eone home to Mamma -, i+o-
sO .aS.I Ji1 YOU mean TO do IL.
.a ai'O , NOT at that time or nlgn''
vi SoU..,,o INTO the hall opened the
men - and. pulling q pin out oil
IronS fastened the sheet OF paper
N my ~ door Just as turned 70 SO IL. ~
" 80 of wind slammed the gooI III ... ny
80 oD5 there I stood without NL"p
az, az. nm the front step. ana WIN WI.
y. r,,+ n burglar in the mouse.
no p. ~ ~, ms How awful
.. I 20 Tn NV despair rang the bell
IL |" .S.. l-rob and beat on the door.
ratJIeu Gu. llC oh. Ethel, pity me-
ana F,oSSg,sbodv stumbling along the
hall,' .- +bo burelar,"
~ Ion wildly ont into the street ana
,,st tben familiar voice salu C ,.l''i;.
U.s. Gs- ny rrownsmith. Will you N'no,y
80 a. ,-ou have lost all your senses
'ei ..t t,rv u ms II your husband
", srrelv don't suppose anybody
You .. Ss'l s1sak TO me in that way, do
you?' -..,, ,.,, said no had gone
10 a. JH &c, (i' : heard him open and shut the
- 80 roosie. and so he did. but he
- - - l6ol,ing out to see If IL was
80 's - - snow. Then he went upstairs
CON ON see and it was he whom YOU
r,istook for a burglar
il 80 :. W vas and I'm glad YOU under
stand the whole Inns al last.
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J
with free medical advice Tor a.y
| Masses at g and 1920 a. m. 50 .-,
O'Clock mass all the sodali,lcs 70 -.s --.
ish will go 10 communion t I-o...
At the 1880 o'clock mass d l1a r..
programme will be rendered ur.-
leadership Of Mr.. Louis Eng au..- VS..
pers and benediction az b. M. Else.
Monday and Tuesday are i.a..s o.. Pill.
first class in the church.
The Maennerchor Singing Society --,.
issued invitations for an j. Wv
ball, to be given at their bah o. Gr....
ington street. Meister's orchestra t.,
been secured for the occasion aa4 10 al.
cellent time is promised.
/. II. Eick was at Tlltonsv.le y.s.-t.v
on business.
Rev William Heston formc-'y r-s..-.,
the Second NJ. L. church, has boon -.1
a similar pastorate at Troy. o.. s-...
cent conference held at Cnc.rr
will take charge Of his new PASTORS.
mediately. His family Will r.u.. "a
for n few weeks.
Yesterday was pay day O; .as A-.
Standard mill.
Rev John Boucher. Of Ra'tmor
occupy Rev J. W Rob.us's pulpit d. -.
First NJ. i. church this evening"
Miss Flo Coyle has returned .r
visit with friends and relatives O.. NT
Coet1,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18
RAILLERY.

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
What makes Thinner continually
grumble?"
He's railing at fate"
"Why?"
''He got caught in the steel rail
slump"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18
"Ah! I wonder If loved Maud Dumont,
Or If Maud Dumont loved me?"

So sang Lieutenant Adair in the sweet
est and most musical of tenor voices. pa.
rodizing poem which he had somewhere
read.
she was a beauty. by jove, and I Won
der what has become of her? 7 think
nearly surrendered to her charms thu
last time I saw her No saying what
might have happened If the old Siren had
not sailed that morning and carried me
away from the enchantress. She was n
beauty, and I think. yes. I really think
! must find ont whether she Is yet Maud
Dumont. or whether she has been meta
morphosed into Mrs. somebody or other"
1t was again the tenth of June. He re-
membered that as he walked forward.
and recalled the fact that it was Maud's
birthday.
The magnoias were in full bloom. each
fragrant cup flooding the air with in
cense sweeter than any that ever foated
through dim cathedral aisles. Leaving
the smooth approach to the house ,Adair
sauntered through the grounds follow
ing q winding path bordered with box,
and leading he knew not whittier
The beauty Of the scene charmed his
senses. lie wanted to throw himself
down there upon the grass and lounge
beneath the shade all the long bright
golden day. Would Maud come and find
him there, and would she be glad to see
him? Was Bayview stiI her home? and
should he meet her somewhere about the
grounds?
The path he had taken led him to a
clump Of magnolia roses. the tail branches
Of which were matted and twined in in
cXtricable confusion. and the whole sur
face Of which was starred with large
white blossoms. only a shade less fra
grant than the huge waXen cups on the
trees overhead. He paused in admiration.
Something cleaning white beyond caught
his eye. He stepped forward TO get
closer view. A shaft of pure Italian mar
BILE with the single word Maud en-
graved thereon. confronted him. A chilly
numbness seized his heart. He trembed
as with an ague.
My Cod" ne whispered. SIS it so? And
she so young and lovely?'
Long he stood motionless. as if rooted
to the spot: then he turned. gathered n
handful of the large white roses. laid
them reverently upon the mound beside
the marble shaft and went quickly away
OF the kiss that betrayed the innocent
young heart into loving him he had no
recollection: but he was shocked and
somewhat stunned at the contrast be-
tween what he had seen and the glorious
blooming life he had parted from on that
tenth of June three years back.
Il was noticed that Lieutenant Adair
was silent and uncommunicative during
the whole time the Siren was at anchor
in the Roads. but no one could guess the
reason: but in time his mood changed, and
he was again the gay young officer. the
life OF the mess. and the JOY of whatever
circle he chose to enter.
But the marble CLEANS mutely in the
Bayview grounds, and Mauds waiting
and watching are ended.-New York
News.
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purrOSOPHy

Wallace-Why is 1t you always bet on
the wrong horse?
Hargreaves-It is so much easier to do
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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don and Paris, firted with the darked-
eyed senoritas of Madrid, lounged about
Constantinople, putting his hookah, while
heet-footed dancing girls encircled him
with their marvellous evouuons. Citizen
of the world. he was at home in every
cline ready to sail away with the first
favoring breeze. in search Of new advent
ure. The gay air of insouciance. the fine,
manly bearing. the clear, blue eyes and
fair, golden hair, made him noticeable,
and caused him to be very much sought
after.
At length the Siren was ordered home.
Years had passed since she had left her
old anchorage off Fort Monroe three
years Of change and vicssitude. when on
a bright June morning. the anchor was
once more dropped, and the vessel swung
around to her old position.
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A-Gct The Bcst.-o 20
THE WHEELING DAILY -4L'i
Ice PER WEEk-
Telephone, 30"
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"WF RAG
no Market street.
NI Shoes. Clothing and

=. .yp sAssss.sssERy EVENING =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-11

Matanzas, Oeclentc, Las Villas, Camagiey Y
Orente. Como es natara, la nncva moneda
tiene entie los yankees gran aceptaci6n, quie
nes sc disputan gu adqnlscl5n q buen precio,
proporciohando de e4te modo 1 sus protegidos
un nuevo prGstamo con 81 un medic mas de
continnar la iucha que con nosotros tienen es.
tablecida,
~ C6digo civil, co!nentado y concordado
extensamentc con arrego Ia nueya edici0n
Official, por Q. Mucius SeGyoa Tomo MIL !
volamcn pasta 81. Vihola Trstato de arqui-
tectnrs, nm tomo encuadernado s5.-Librcria
de L. II. Sanjurjo Vidal.
-. \ don Jaime palou &c lie ha impuesto la
multa dc 80 pesos por usar armas prohibidas
~. Muy pvonto empczaran en- Mayagiez
las obras de. cll6eio que se va i construir en-
aquea ciudad, exproleso para las Sieryas dc
Maria, cuya fundacidn ae auneutar! fines de
mes con las que llegar5n de Ia Peninsula.
~ Nos d:cen dc Patillas: ella causado
penosa impression en- esta localidad ell traslado del
Civil don Jorge Fauste Gristobal Funciona
rios dc las condicones del senor Fauste hacen
honor al uniorne 4ue ,sten. Por espacio de
10 meses resi'i6 entire nosotros en- este lapse
de tempo solo placenes mereci6 por su correcto
q! pueblo de !'arceoneta, punto de su nueva
residencia, no divide el honrado veterano
seHor Fauste, que este pucbo le quere y
distlngue.s
~. En- Maricao contrajeron matrimonio
ell jdvcn don Tomas Ramirez N~iceni con
la bella y simpatica senorita Mercedes
Crestar Avellanet Numerosa concurrencia
asistid al acto. Fclieilad para los nueyos des
posados.
~ Copiamos de Ia eRevista dc Banca,
de Msirld: s'Gn Chicago acaba de constituir
sc una Compahfa para asegurar los emp!ea
dos contra Ia perdfda de su EN- pleo. Los ase.
gnrados en- esta CompaIia recibiran, caso de
cstar sin colocac6D, cnatro meses de salaro
por cada 2 meaes; al final de diez a7os la com.
pahia devue!ye q sus asegurados la mitad de
todss las prlmas que cada uno haya pagado, y
al final de 20 amos e importe total de las mis-
mas. En- case dc fatlccimiento del ascgarado,
la Compafia devuelyc todas las prinas pagadas
sns herederos, : al ocurrr Ia luutilidad para
e trabaj 10 recibira la mitad del salario por ell
cnal estaba aseguraao por aflo. Solamcnte ad.
mite la compaIla peraonas entre IS so a1os,
para poderse egurar ell pretendente ha debiio
estar colocado sels neses seguidos por 10 menos,
tener buenas proLalidades de que continuara
en- gu colocaci6n. Solamente SO aseguran de
80 ! so dollars mensuales. Para asegnrar un
sa'aro de so dollars al mes, Sc paga un dollars
al ines de prima, y por cada cinco dollars adj
conales Sc paga centavos mas; de modo que
para asegurar un saario de $50 dollars mcnsaa.
les la pfima serfa un POGO mas de dos dol!are
Creemos que ST en- Espana Sc fundara una so.
ciedai de eata jndole no duraba seis meses."
~ A Ultima hora hemos sabido cue e. Is
eirculando el rumor de que ell general Maria ha
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NOTICIAS

-. Hoy { Iaa doce her,os reclbido ell 81
guiente egrama.-Caguas, J. 10 ma.--Lego
GobernaGor General nueve mailaDa tropas :
voluntaros hiceron honores; fueron reclblre
jurisdiction, ayuntamiento Juez instruction y
municipal, teniente coronel, conlSiones partldo
UNCONDITIONAL liberal, Vicario y coadjttcr
personas particnares, pueblo esrectador hume
rosfsluo. Salldseguida Cayey. - lorfespoaSm
*. Pasajeroa l!egsdoa en- el valoE eFpaiiol
<Monserrat, sde Barcelona J escaas: Dola
Magdalena lIernafs, don Enrique Fernandez,
don Luis Oliveila { kijo, don Gil Martinez,
don Juan Font, con Juan i'iz&, don Antonio
piza, don Francisco Vilela { hijo, don Afon-
so Castailer, don Juan Roig, don jose j. Ra-
mos don Ernesto MendeZ, don Francisco Mar
tnd don Rafael Fabisn, don Ramon Mestre,
don Juan Dariu, don Miguel BarccI6, don Nj.
ouel Marquee, den Baltazar /, Marquee, don
Juan Fort, don Bernado Castell don Emilio
Bosch, don Manuel Manclena, don Luis Catur.
IL, don Cfistobal FERNANDEZ y famia, don
CAndido Garcia. doha Martina Arias E hijos,
don Franctsco Garcia, don .)ote Dslnian ee-
nora, don Franqniluo Franfniii; don Mariana
Laredo, dop Jose Gonzalez, don Carlos de la
IIuerta, IN sargento 67 sol !aios.
* FL Sr. Gobcrnador sus acompaIa,tcs
almorzaran hoy Ell Cayey, il sa poso para los
Rallos De Coamo.
-. Sc encueEtra vacante 2 eecuela auxi-
liar de yarones del caserfo del PaiEil, termino
de IIatiIlo, que estA dotada con ell haber annual
de 800 pesos psra personal, 80 para alquiler de
casa 81 para gsstos de escfitoro
II. Por fnerza de la enardia civil del pte:-
to de Faiario, fu6 dctenido C!egario Cruz por
hurto dc cuatro pesos al vec:no del harEio sSar.
dinera, Domingo Jimenea Rivera. Iamb:tn
fue dcten;do por Ia del puesto de la Cidra,
Eueebio Ramos, Francisco Reyes Ramos Al
fonso Reyes Dones, por hUrto dc IN cerio,
propledad de Felipe Colon.
-. Los giroa se halau actuaimca:e Ell
esta capital los signientes tipos: Londres
sdlv. So 25 &. Idem 90 dIv., So 20 {. fa-
ris, &c P9. Madrid Barcelona, % p3.
Proyinciss, IS p5. Nueva York, y Pc.
liabana. co p2.
- Hemos oiio decir que por cable Sc
tienen notieias saui. de que los caTibios sobre
ell extranjero en- Ia penirsula han baisdo paula.
tinamente seas eatercs de=dc que Sc hizo cargo
del minis:ero el seior sagsste.
-. De Nagaabo nos dice nuestro Cores
poneaI: eRectlheando la noticia que referente
al alumbrado pablico de este pueblo trasmitiera
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do indio me dedcaba tambidn al amor. Era
mi noyia una india de rompe y rasga. Stem
pre- la racucrdo con amor.
Era una tarde helmosisma. Sobre los
carnpos en- flor soplaba una br!sa treaca rcto-
zona. Estabamos sontados 4 la orila del mar.
Ofaae confuse rodar dc olas a!eteos dc pala'
Morecfamos una fotograIia. ella incl
tante, proyocadora. 70 hecEo IN 4tan No
sc que cosas Ia dccia en- lengua h!fnsra--esa
lengua me cs muy it'll hoy para entenderme
con certas gentes -cuando Miancatar, IN jeie
sc me acerc6.
Dye, Marinart (entoncesyo ne i!amaba
asf) ;quG 50 aqucllo que Sc aproSma?
70 cxamin6 ci ho,i2onte con IN antcojo DC
larga vista qae tenia memo, declare solenl-
nenlepte que aQuello cran unaa c"(11'frds. En-.
tonces 70 no sal ia decit caravelas. De modo
que nc aprenIao bsstante en- cuatrocientos
ailos
La tribu sc ronni5 al instante y csperamoe.
Llegaron los barquitos bos ilvupcionaro~. El
primero que desembarc6 lGt Colon 10 conocf
segudo. lor clcrto loe he pagscia mnrho g
Neumann.
70 ser, dc iatdrprate porqre nj aLaelo.
un corso revolucioaario, n.o fnseilo CT lta!iano.
No SIS 81 u4.n prenli bicn al A!nirallte iorq1c
hoy me doy cucnta De qae Colon hababa en
lcneua &c los ebarbaros visigodos.; pero 81 le
oi caramer-a cualao pregmto el nombre de Ia
isla. Tan bitn desempent mi ccinlsdn que
Agueinaba me regald IN aretc de Gro. No 10
he empenado, por suerle para lne uatades pue-
dan verle mediante ol pago dc ma peseta pol
cabeza. Tambitn una f1togrsfla que saqa6
eutonces de las calayeras, Ia cual iotogrsha
IN ~
to una boletatia de Colon poIque !e pet IN ca
llo, enjocando con unoa zapatos eiavetea.ios
oua entonccs nc aastaba para an !ar por Ia orj
va del mar. Que bofetaia aqaelIa, amigos.
Y, propdsito de boietalas 81 Colon
reaucitara abora, por desgracia, pues no ser{a
toia Ia bofetada que le sop'ar(a 4 los seiloles
histo,]gratos
Sobra todo Neumann
Y { nj.
MAauE MARIN FERNANDEZ
Arecibo.
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I,lH III i}c0n,, t0r1s. lGa 5 II


~ la meta del jia en- esta capital es el
gran sufti!o de preciosdadea qae ha reeibido
e! slmpalico s'l,azar de los Paisanos'', Fortale.
"a 25. MaIlana empczaremos anunciar algu-
mas de diehas noyela;es nuuca v;stas Ell Puerto
REQ.
~ En- el vapor correo sAIontserrats han
III gelo de Ia Peninsula, con destno y esta
plaza, sesenta cinco rcemplazos.
-. Tambitn han llegao hoy en- cl va
por corrco sMontserrat. 10000 kil6gramos de
pulvors que ha siao transportada !. Miraiores.
~ De SaDturcc nos dicen que resut6 muy
so,emnc Ia misa con manifesto de S. D. Nj. ce-
laDrada cl domingo como termination de los
cuItoa coasagradcs !. Maestro Seilora del Rosa
rio, como patrcna de aqueila iylesia parroqulal.
FL padre Carlos Perez, de las Escueas Iias,
que ocup6 Ia sagrada tatedra, estnvo inspirado
y oportuno al ensalzar las glorias del Rosario,
cuya devotion practca en- cl reno de las fsml-
lias oe ancorl sa!yaaora contra cl deserelmlento
de la Gpoca, como 10 enseIla el immortal Pom
tf!ice reinante.
~. Au;eayer fallecid en- el Hospital Mi
litar de esta plaza G! solla'lo Felipe Fernandez
que procodeute de Cuba, desemoaroo por en-
fermo ell dfa del pasado.
**x Dice sLa Donocraca,, de Ponce:
Ella epidemia yariolosa eontinua desarrolandose
en- Yauco de un modo alarmanta. Todos los
lfas mueren dcs ties personas atacadas de
dieha enrermadsd, la autordad local no ha
adoptado mcdidas entrgicas para atacar la
cpidemla.,
~ Los siguientes parrafos son dc nues
tro colega <El Criolo,, de AguadilIa: "Los
fusonistas &c este poJlado hicieron gu mani
iestsci55n Ia noehe del microbes, celebrando ell
advcuimicnjo del esperado Meslas: de Sagasta.
Nosotros cue, aunquc af en- espfritu no en-
ietra, estaremus sIempre unldos d la mas mayo
RIA de nuestros queriafimos hegmanos correli-
gionarios de aver, creemos q. resultan esas ma
nlfestaciones muy lnocentes y prematnras,
cuando c tempo hs dc traer otras de verlade.
ra satisfaction publea: Sagasta ha caido
ia vueto snbir muchas Yeces y siempre
Suffeciendo..'
*. Con nucho gusto hemos sabdo que
siguc muy mojor De la grave enfermclad que
sufria cl apreciablc Doctor Don Tomas Royra,
de Agua1lia.
~ En- Mayagiiez han descendido algo
los cambos sobre I.ondres. Los cotizan q
IS 80 90 dias vista y s. 35 3 dias; Sobrc
la Peninsula sc mantienen de 90 :! 81 por 100.
~ Envlamos nuestros atectuosos salldos
de bicnventia 4 los estiina los amigos Don
Rafael Fabian, Don Juan Don Antonio Piza
Don Jose J. Ramos que llegaron hoy en- ell
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