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~ Algunas personals hal creido que no
sotros tenenios algan resentimionto c,n don
Manuel Roman, porqae dimos cuenta, sin bon'
bos nj platiilos, d. sa nombramiento ds acal'
de de esta Capita, por hsbamcs hecho eco
del rumor que c;rcul6 antesyer dc qua so tra.
taba dc hacer una manifestation de dssagcado
por su nombrami ento. Los qua tai eosa haa
creido, esthn complet.menta eqaivocsdos. El
mas respetables de Ia Ciadad, cnDplido csba'
Hero dc intaohablo conduots, con cuya amia.
tai nos hcnramos haco .nucho5 a1os, l4o que
hay ca que deseamos destesrar Do nuestras CO.
lumnas ell estilo bombtstico que tiene tabor
formation. No debe confundirse jamas al
faacionsrio pablieo con ell particular.
~ Desds aJar tarie Sc cncaentfa indis-
puesto nuestro tisn querdo smigo don Luis
Mufioz Rivera. Deseamos we're proato COM
pletamente restsbleoido.
~ Hs estableoido en- Madrid una Agen-
cia do Negocios don Antonio o,szaga, admi-
nistrador central que fae de esta isla
~ Ia Saprema oorts de Justieia ha nom
braao Juez municipal dol distrito de Catedral
del actual bisnio d. 9s 80, don Rafael
Ojeia Martinez
I - Refsronta & Puerto Rico, dice un dia.
rio madrilsio: sCrefan los ameri( amos haber
enoont,ado aolamente uIilisimos proyechos, y
ahora comprenden les muchos esfuerzos que
tienen qua reslizar para arraigsr en- la prAc
tica eu sistema de goberno, :costumbres ,
cuanto inforgaa Ia Constitaci6n del Estado
norteameyieano. La caraoserfstioa indolencia
de los naturales del PATS disgusta en- extreme q
los invasores, no m6nos que las enfermedades
que alf sc padecen.,
~ Ananciass en- Juana Dfsz Ia apart
ci6n de un nuevo periddico, 6rgano de la eli
ga de Patriotas,, dirigido por don Eugenio M.
Hostos redsetado por dcn Tonas Carton.
-. En- Mayagiioz fu6 detenido por un ce
lsdor de policfa de Ponce, que lie segufs la pis.
ia, Ell indiyiiuo Pedro Bst,sti. Dicha deten.
ci6n esta rslacionsds con Ia circulation de mo-
ne3ss falsas.
~. Dicen de Mayagiiez que don Mamerto
lnfanz6n, nombrado haos POGO iuez municipal
suplente de aquella ciudad, no acoptara dioho
cargo, pues dessa peEmanecer bzj 10 Ia sobeTanfa
eslahola.
80 Ha sido ncmbrado ccntador central
de Hacienda el seHor dou Felipe J. Toste, el
que tom6 hoy possession de dicho cargo.
~. Dice IN diario es2alo qae la prenss
ofccsa de Londres, an medic de SD iHtge4si.
gencia para juzgsr la question del Alto Egipto,
no musatra una opinion cofrs1a en- rechazar lss
aspiraeiones frarcasas. Dae!ara desde IIego
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LpgjsIad0Tos en- Fajarao
NUEVO CODlGO CRIMINAL
Horas Gle acostarse Y levantarse
Cedulas personales en- vigor
MATRICULAS A 10 CENTAVOS

Goa siderable numaro de los vecip0a 10
Ponce abrigan profupdo diggusto por ell ffaca-
so cue tHvo ell aTGntsrAiento, al seTie ncga1a Is
autonomfa municipal que solicitaban; paro slcs
s6.os se tioueu Ia culpa. Vlvimos en- uai. {po
ca en- qne ss lleior tomsrse 10 que SO apstesos
Gin consular nsdie, que es 81 camiuo mas IS
Gil y expedite. V5sss lino, como Faiardo So
dosenyuelve.
En- el cita1o pueblo SO ha fjsdo uu edicto
al pablico que CO asf:
Sci eefior Captain, lsfe de las tropas ana.
ricanas en- esta lccalidsa me dirige el sigaiente
esorito
sSffvase pated hacar naber los habitsntes
del distEto municipal 50 ouijadc, que en- 10
spoosivo las heri3as inferidas sus eamejantes
p) serAn c3nsidaradas como tentstivas de ase =
silato, por 10 tanto csstigsda4 muy eevera-
meSte, FIN teuer para nada en- cuenta 81 tempo
en- que tarde eE ssuar 10 herlda.
sIo cue Sc hace pdblico para conocimiaato
general, esperando que los oiUdadanos todcs
aiuatarAn sas aotos de una manera come2ida,
para no der lugar que sean caatigados como
ases;nca.
Fajardo, de Noviembre dc 1898. Ell
alcalde, Andrea Hay IN sello.
En- el mismo pueblo de Fajardo, ae ha da-
do orden de one despues de Las diez de Ia no.
che antes de las cinco de la mahana, no tran
sits ningan vecino por las GALES: hay que eu-
tregarse & obligado repoao durante sie:e horas
y media. AL que tuviese que madrugar para
haoer un viaje, !le quads ell derecho de renegaT
de la disposition arbitraria, psro sin haTir S
naaio,
Para ir de Fsjardo aVieques no So expida
perniso sin presentation de Ia cedu'a personal,
y 81 quieEe listed eaoar una lnatrfcula dc cual~
quiera o'ase de- ganado, tisne que aer los mi6E'
coles shbados, y pagan diez centavos por ella,
enlugar de oioco que sntas sc cobrsba.
~ No sab2aios 81 estes curiosos dates fguran
en- IL fsmoaa otra de Jaeoliot titu|ada <Un
yiaje oil pals 'dssa libertsa
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No publicamos anuncios oomunicados nj
hacemos trabsjos de impreuta Gin pago adelan'
4 tado. Los comupicados vsen 4 dez centavos
\ Ia Inca impress: losmanuscritos SO cuentan q
sgocho palabras por Inca.
La suscYipci6n tamhi6n a1elaptada, vale
{ 5 pesos el Hemestre.
No contestamos las oartss que vengan con
communicates, sin Of importe correspondence.
Los anuncios 8 precios convencionales,
"a nasgin sitio tempo do la publioacion.
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LIT d0l Cargo dc Iiterventor Central que'ocupa
desda haco algan tinmpo y dfcese que.le su.ti
tairs an'hombre do gran prestigio y de exSep.
cionalas conocimisntos on contabilidsd y admit
uistraoion. Eate altmo reside en- una oiudad
de 10 s'a' ~ -
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Tohallas Frin6 GhS0n: GhS4Eo N DEL 1,n IT,
EseuaIa SupaTior da nil3s

De San Juan de Puerto Rico. Anexa a la
Normal. Directora Dona Ana Rogue de Duprey
Profesora Ayudante Sta. Dofa Elena Henriquez
Profesora para ninas particulars. pequehas. Sta
Dona America Duprey. Sc admten internas & cur
go de Dona Carmen Otero de Gdlyez en- ell mismo
esfableciniento Cruz Is. Las internas que estu-
dien la Normal tendran repaso de todas las asg-
naturas Sc ensena ingl6s dibujo La mdsica es-
tara cargo de la Sta Otero. A.-l5--5
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conducts do. .ltt partidai y jefca insprrcctos pa
rexoa offectr tan pscos esporansas dc que " I
organize pronto un gobieino que ofrezca eatas
biljdad, ~ t Ea
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American DreIs maxim saa w1h psssIs.iss Rss%ssiisss
in price, If you need any sewing done, call
or urs wyman 10 Cristo St. Con refer to Mrs.
Hannaor MRS. Van Wyokle. Z. 5--b
Academia San Juan" ssi,5yiaa di5isa, pSe COM, "a
lez Navarreto, eduoads en- New York. Folta'
leza 83, VI ucrto Rico. Casea diariss dc ms
trucoi6n primaria en- espaiiol para nihos dc al0
amos de d ii do Ia mafana, pesos mensua!os.
Clasea diarlss DC ingl6s para niilcs de5'a 10
amos de L II DO la mafana pesos mensu.loa.
Dando las dos clases 4 la vez; pesos msusua
les. Eas falnilias que tengan mas de I'm ni1o
obteDarSn una rabaja de 25 pS. Glasses diasias
de ing'es para Stas. de AZ y media de Ia ta'ie
S pesos nlepsualoa. Altsrnas pesos Ciases
diarias dc iugl&s paracabslleros de I y media
8 do Ia noohe pesos mensuales; alternas
peaos. 81 alguna al,tnena dosea las c!asas Ado.
micilio, 10 oostara por una hora de elisa diaria
10 pesos mansuales, atsrnas pesos. 80 10 A.
l,n|0cacion Un extranje1o, habla ,inglSs ,
"V'oo*"'"" espahol, vastos conocinieptos en-
negocios, desoa co|ooarse, dentro faera de la
Cspital. Drigrss s d. G. CASA de don Santos
Filipi, Gale do San francisco. a.10-s
ys f%
TohalIas Frin6 GES0n GESSRo d. DEL 5,ne. TO
pasa de Is eHos la dana que usa la 1o1saUa
Frm6, ,pusvo invehto aclamado por todas las re
mas de la hsleza del gran mundo. Es completa.
mento inofeneiva y Ell todos los casoa higi6nica.
Acsbsn de recibir sus haieos agentes Yava Ia
isla de Puerto Rioo Gonzalez Padtu Hnoh.
San Francisco 38. 8.--Ssn Juan. A Is ~l3
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Sc venden dos as'mosar 9asas ts3rsrss

zinc y toja de barro, propias para esta5leci-
mientcs, con tahona para Is elaboration de pan
y gsletss, mas una de baios de mamposterfs
a tos de MADEIRA del pais. Estas casas estAu
en- buenos sitios ~ condiciones y SO reslizsn &
un preoio na6dioo. RI que intsreso comprarlas
puede dirigirse gu dueho Manuel Galanes on
Areobo .--Pto Rico.
For Sale ~-Jivo pretty b:iok houses, rooted
wilt corrugated iron and Spanish tiles. snits
bic por stotes. Have ivens por bakery. Also
another house basemen brick and upper floor
rood. AL these houses are built in good 10
cations and are in fine condition. Reasonable
prices. Address: Manuel Galanes, Arecibo,
Puerto Rico. 30--4
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Fonda FadGa gss 'f; ssS,.tsn Msas q; ba9 s,ae;as
4 San Jose. CerraIo dicho establsoimicnto 4
causa de la guerra, me complazco en- anunoiar
a mis- antiguos paTroquianos qRe he vueHo &
abrirlo 81 pdblico, Sc admiten abonados ba.
teas & domici)io a precios convenoionaes. Co
cinero excelonte. Eslnero prortitud en- el SER
yicio M0nueg B0rriolo. 1910
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vapoT Frances Ferdinand do LessaDs''

De Ia Compognie Gle 7lansMlaptjNm.
Este hermoso rapido vapor saldra de este
puerto directamente para los de SANTANDER Y
BURDEOS, en- los 1ltimos dias del corriente mes,
admltlendo pasajeros para dichos puertos,
Gran rebaja de preci0s.
La Compai1ia ha' reducido los precos dc pa
safes para este viaje los siguientes tpos
CAMARA 500 Frances
ENTREP UENTE 250 id
Los pasajes deben comprometerse con antici-
pacion para solicitar en- tempo la cabida cores
pondiente. Puerto-Rico IS de nov. 1895
Los agentes J. It, Silva. 1o----4s
los coacGionistas de- ae,ns.. s9.'' .x,tssss gsegs
7e seilo. uuegos del aEo e4 L. fechs. Los
hay des9o Tia sni.5sins heata dos poses.
Precios cqllt>tlyoa,--J. III. FONTANALS.-
Ootahge 20. Sci Ga 3o--ll-~-s
ca wanda Gonzalez Hormsnoa Central Cs'
W Ssssao n6vana9~-Una fnea do 100 cuer'
das; Is aeulhrsdas de cana; 200 de malojilio;
200 de mott; 65 de seboracos, piedras de
cal cen ga bucn horno. Casa dc tienda do
vivienda tres ranchopas. e-~3
Doctor J. z2raIt Gale Gale dc de Ia Luna, n'
Huaenndae Sc aimitsn preeios convoncio'
'iuuoPohso' males en- la calle de San Jose MI,
mero 81 piao l. Q izquerda. Tamhien 80 sir.
yea oomi1as donaiciio. .-Segu'ado OHate.
3O-5
Abgao americana sa,s h ,'sfss' s DE- n'eg,aG sagsses D:
cia en- Jos tribunaies dc los e. Unilos, ofreoe
sas seryioios profesionaes 4 los que deaen en-.
tararHe de los leyes smericanss, aseguYar sus
dsvaehos personatss y propietarios. Tsmbien
Sc hzce cargo de- les saantos que as ls eonfen
para perseguirlos en- los tribauales a,nesoanos,
olg,les militares, con energia prontitud,
F. Fl. DEXTER. Ofoina: The Cuban &
Paa- American Express Co.-Ndmero calle
de Tetuan A--S--7
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EsCuela Normal Sup s"pe'i0tc rio cn,1a de MAJ, !,

1893 1899, I'll dia 95 dc los cozrientes darAn
comenzo os examanes de- ingfeso en- este esta
pleciinianto, con'iausniose toaos los das labo'
rablea hasta ei 30. Las alumuaa Tque desoen
veriGcar dioho examen deber&n peessntar opor-
tunameate 81 solicitNd en debids forms, antea
del referilo dia 25, EN- las o6ci2as de Scoreta'
ia, San jose, ndnero 7, altos San Juan,
Puerto Rico, 81 de Noviep,bre Do 1898 -
Vo. Bo LA Directo,a, j. Il. de Rosak--El
Seerctario, 1L9wo Vcw Vorulss ~ 81
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Jos Sch|tz Brewing Co. l. La i;5 5;5'fas fsns Cue
Milwaukee. De venta al dotal!e en- los cafes
eLa Malorquiua, ala Paima,, y 81 por
mayor en- el almacensda ios aenores hAtimar y
Fernandez. Isl
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Doctor jose Pou Rios MsR1oq a4sais3 !. ss,. E.
na de San Justo. A-l5-9
Tnctit17to de vacunaci6n, instalado en-
4uSIIIuCO Puerts do TERRA, San JUAN
A los ayuntamientos = particulares en- general,
SO les ofrsce vacuns, que SC expedira hajo certi
icaio s su destino al preoio es.ipulado de an
tguo por e! Institute, previo psgo por adalsn.
tado. Direction: Dr. don Jose Maria Cueto,
Pusrts de Terra. A-B--12
For Rent Or Sale IN ,rdo tSs dlsts'5 nsas tova Sf "a
farm composed of 4l6 acres of excellent land
for planting sugar csos and coffee and with
handsome pasture for cattle. For Information
and general details apply to. - Mr. Fernando
Sdiraqa, Sol sc, 2 S--15-1O
Mariana Ramirez Issa Ds;s'' de en- IA h'dsas f.so:.l G 5s
Montpelier. Espeoiallsta en- enfermadades de
| los oios. Ofrece sus seryicios profesionales.
Calle del Peral, numero 25 Mayagiiez l5~lO A.
UshIfaai0nnc Sc alquilan con vista Ia ba-
iiaS'iaeioh5s' hfa Informaran Sces. He.
rrero Ortegsy Compsnfa, Tetusn 45 lo-e
Dr. EIsao Font Guot e:sese., cGs is .Ho' s.pss de
eiam9nte en- las enfermedades de Ia iufsncis,
ofrese al pubico de esta Capital sus servicios
profesionsles. Asistencia gratuitaa los pobres.
Fortalaza 65. 154
Ramon Gambia CoTdOYa gsa IngenisrO dc ',s ca:
pnertos Ofrece sus servicios en- Ponce, calle de
la Reina, n1mero "a. Abs
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Huaennisae Sc almitan preeios convoncio
huuoPonso' males en- la calle te San Jos6 MI
mero 81 piso l. Q izquerda. Tamhien so sir
vcu oomilas L donaiciio. .-Segu'ado OHate.
an *
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Doctor J, z2TaIt Gallo de Ia Luna Luna nj
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l.n|ncaei0n Un extranjsro, habla .inglSb ,
"t'oV"si"" espaiiol, vastos conocmientos en-

negocios, desoa colooarse, dentro 6 faera de Ia
Cspital. Dirigirss D. G. casa de don Santos
Filipi, Gale do San Francisco. a.1O-s
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Ramon Gambia GoTd0Va ngss IGgsssso o,ssIs, do ca;
puertos. Ofrece sas servicios en- Ponce, calIe de
la Reina, namero "a. Abs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
= VETERANS VALUABLE WOHD9.
M Era=t,,s C. Brown Of Albany, Tells OF 11onee
full Experience.

Mr. Erastus c. Brown of Albany, N Yls veteran OIL 'ne
Now York Artillery and prominent officer OF the u a. H.
with GREAT credit during Rebellion and IN speaking Oh us p''
said: -, Ived
at was horn in Albany fifty years ago and nave always W
here Some time began to feel out Oh sor'S'
pains in body, headache lack OIL appe''e' ~ ,,.
=, 1or 1ad nm in bed with worst kind of kidney
aa At that time had shooting pains in the small Oh 'ne oaoA
a wac co weak could up in bed Indeed was co
nletelv in despair when minstering angel my we came "
scue She had heard much of modern discovery knew Vi ~
who had been helped by and procured me bottle oil " " "
an actual fact before had finished the hrst oo'e W
ment was so great that could get out OF peu anu III ~ ~
t;ro cured wholly through the of Warmers oale cure any
&c tho efficacy Of this great remedy serious OF kidney
hoe f, liberty TO write and will answer them with
ocre Nv address No. south Pearl street. Albany NJ T.
will willingly correspond with sufferers who are afflicted as
been and hope that act will be the means Oh putting
others the light course
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26

the Philippine archipelago who does no.
do some gambling. There are iott tsa ~,
galore The government gets N,UV.vv
revenue n wear from the lotteries, ano
no matter how hard the times, no" sau
the islands may be over some irisn.iu .
calamity, there are always some ,lotte,,es
in full blast under the protecuon 0, enc
Spanish. Sellers of lottery-tckets nase
booths along the streets, at the plains,
and wherever the people congregate iot
an evenings promenade. THOUSANDS OF
people will scrimp and pinch whoie
month to get money TO buy chances III
some lottery scheme. The business-"e"
Law aside certain share OF tneir re-
ceipts to buy tickets. The Manila news
papers get a large share Of their business
from advertisements for lotteries.
Naturally, the average native Oh sne
Philippines Is a humble and peaceapie
sort Of a fellow. He has very little eau,
cation and has no knowledge OF the worio
outside of the Islands. ! know men III
Manila who have held government oHces
and are accounted great successes there,
,ho had never heard of the United
states. and asked me II our country was
anywhere near China. / guess they nave
brushed up their geography along tnat
line since I left the islands. The nauVes
are simple people; they love 10 dance,
sing and loaf. Poverty Is more general
than anywhere on the continent. ou !,
a good government there would never NC
a suggestion Of rebellion, and these peo-
pie could be made prosperous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
; MzzergRhoads, 1.-THE AVays-Busy Store
A CIVIL WAR EXPERIENCE.
How Dewey's Gunboat Mississippi
Was Knocked out.

An Easton Cid.) letter to the Balu-
mora SIM saws: Colonel Oswald Thigh
man. of Easton, is probably the only man
now living who knocked Admiral George
Dewey out in time of war. But It was
when Dewey was q youngster AT Port
Hudson, during the war between the
States, where Mr.. Tilghman, then llen-
tenant of the Rock City Artillery, had
charge Of a Confederate Datlsry, ana
Dewey was in command OF the Mlssls-
sippi. gunboat, attached to Admiral FAR
rap,It,s aeet. which was opening up the
Mississippi river and clearing II against
Confederate assaults He trained his own
gun Of his battery on Dewey's boat, the
Mississippi, and destroyed IT,
The following is Colonel Tilghmans
account of the business:
"As soon as the steamer Mississippi
hove in sight We opened hot hre on her'
which was responded TO by the enemy.
1t appears that one of our shots struck
the rudder chains, which caused the tiller
TO become fouled, so that the vessel was
soon unmanageable, and in a short time
went aground hard and fast. This was
our opportunity, and we began TO shove
shot into her faster than ever, and soon
the vessel gave signs OF sinking. Young
Dewey was one OF the officers on the yes
sci, and as,they saw there was no chance
to save 1.-THE ship was abandoned, and
many of the crew and officers took 10 the
water and swan TO the other SHIPS,
among whom was Lieutenant Dewey.
IT had almost forgotten this incidon.
until heard Of Admiral Dewey's victory
at Manila, when IL came back TO me. l
Immediately sent him my congratula-
lions, and will send him a letter telling
him Of our fight. and at the same time
inform him that each night / pray TO the
Lord to protect him, and at the same
time thank the Lord, also, that / did nor
kill him at the Port Hudson fight, as no
had a mission 10 accomplish, and II
would have been shame TO have mus
ended the existence Of such brave man.
Incidentally. l may remark that l am
thankful I was not killed. / hope we VIII
live to meet each other"
Major William Z. Stewart, who was az
Port Hudson, remembers the Incident
| The gun Lieutenant Ttlghman nred az
| the Mississippi so effectively was AFTER
ward broken and dismantled by a shot
| from a Federal battery. A photograph
| OF il was made, with other Port HUDSON
| debris sketches years after the war, tor
| the New York Historical Society. Mr'
| Tflghman has in his library at Easton
| this picture, sent him from the HISTORICAL
| Society By Captain Charles Satteriee'
| who was a United States officer aiding
| in the bombardment OF Port Hudson, and
| a cousin Of Lieutenant Charles ;. Car
| rington now an officer Of Company r.
| First Maryland Volunteers. And so MS
| tory makes and fits into history among
| the years as they pass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
Useless Army Trappings.

Mr.. George Washington Haulenbeek
writes TO the Sun as follows:
Reading in the Baltimore sun the inter-
esting account Of the departure OF the
Fifth Maryland Regiment. l observe tnat
in military matters, at least, we DO NOT
learn by experience. 4,
Tn New Jersey infantry regiment III
which ] served during the civil wai oaa
gallant Fifth had in its march from rum
leo.
Every man in my regiment as we
marched from our home camp 10 the -
in August. 1862, carried knapsacks lnas ~.
were literally bursting. and any nuihDrt
OF the boys were overcome by the neat
and forced to fall out OF the ranks. "a
Precisely the same conditions pfeVallea
with the Fifth. Instead or startlns III
with knapsacks containing Absolutely IT.
thing but the barest necessities inc A'N'
were loaded down.
AS the civil war progressed IL "es WIS
very rare thing during O. campaign 10 So
a man carrying a knapsack az an Ia
How did he carry his extra Columns -, -
had none He washed out ms ulu ~ :
clothing a piece al time, doing u. as a"'
as possible, in the middle or tne ues ,
walking around in the sun with MS oiyI -.
buttoned up to the chin. whhe .hs 49,
was going through the process Oh III , sa SlrS
There Is no reason why our Doys, -,
mencing their real military eNpetlenVo -,
should not profit by the experience u
those who have been through IL. ...,
1t was not by the superior marc. .s sae
qualities OF Stonewall Jackson's men I ,nSi
they were able 10 make their wonos -. -
forced marches in the Virginia campa,,s.t -,
but because they were always IN hsnS
marching order. They did not nave - ~,
things 10 stuff into knapsaek 70 De- au
with. and then, too. they were snort w
knapsacks. -, s.,,r
Our great long army trains loaded a2M s.
with officers baggage and otner nee'li's1
things Just kept Mosby's men ID WIS.,
well supplied all the time. and II We ~
wade Cuba with our senseless trapp'n5
lengthening out our wagon-traihs, -, I,
won't finish up things I'm Cuba as aui9N''
as some OF US anticipate.
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Elastic Starch, the hOusekesper.s lr.saa,
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The Brave mt Home.

The maid who L.nds her warriors sash
With smile that well her pain dis
sembles.
The while beneath her dropping lash
One starry tear-drop hangs and trem-
bles.
Though Heaven alone records the tear.
And Fame shall never know her story,
Her heart has shed drop as dear
AS e'er believed the field OF glory!
The wife who girds her husbands sword.
Mid little ones who weep or wonder,
And bravely speaks the cheering word,
What though her heart be rent asunder.
Doomed nightly in her dreams TO hear
The bolts of death around him rattle
Hath shed as sacred blood as e'er
Was poured upon the field Of battle!
The mother who conceals her grief
While to her breast her son she presses
Then breathes a few brave words and
brief.
kissing the patriot brow she blesses.
With no one but her secret God
To know the pain that weighs upon her
Sheds holy blood as e'er the sod
Received on freedoms field Of honor,
THOMAS BUCHANAN READ.
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Safe Proceeding.
Boston Transcript

The Maid: What are you doing with
the Bible. Freddy?
Freddy: Picking out text for to-day's
sermon. When / come home from church
I always have to tell pa what the text
was.
The Maid: But how can you know the
text until you hear 1t?
Freddy: Any text win do. Pa won't
know the difference.
The Maid: But your grandmother Is
going with you.
Freddy: But grandma Will be fast
asleep long before they get to the text.
Paw" asked the little boy. didn't
you say in your speech that you expected
tho map CT the world 10 be changed
soonr"
II think I did said the orator
sThen what Ii the use Of my studying
yr'--Indianapolis Journal.
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