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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-28
NOTICE..

understood that there Wilt be an office here
us long as there are Sewing Machines man.
ufactured. We would very much like to
face the party that started the report.
We Will sell the improved GROVER &
BAKER SHUTTLE MACHINES for ninety
days ut 200 less than any other Machine in
the city. ..,..E ..0.
We want to employ, on salary or COM
mission, ten live men to canvass the city
and suburbs, and all the responsible, ener-
getic men that will apply for the country.
Machines sold on the best of terms at the
Office and Salesroom,
lob MAIN ST., WHEELING, w. VA.
mar23 ADAMS a. DAY, Agents.
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THE BRIDAL CHAM Der.
ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN

Great social Evils and Abuses.
whicf, interfsr1ers with MARRIA0E, with
sure n,eans or relief ~ me E1ying and I'M
fortunate. dtseased and dehinafed.
Sent In sealed letter snveiopob nee Oh
en aa6s. HOWARD. SANITARY AID
Asesf1IAIION, No, 2 South Ninth ~,
PHIIxDELPHIA.fA t}0I 'anis
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Hoohand's German Tonic

Was compounded for those not inclined to
extreme bitters, and is intended for use in
cases when some alcoholic stimulant Is re-
quired in connection with the Tonic proper
ties of the Bitters. Each bottle of the Tonic
contains one bottle Of the Bitters combined
with pure SANTA CRUZ Rum, and favored
in such manner that the extreme bitter
ness of the Bitters is overcome, forming a
preparation highly agreeable and pleasant
to the palate, and containing the medical
virtues of the Bitters. The price OF the
Tonic is sl.50 per bottle, which many per-
sons think too high. They must take into
consideration that the stimulant used Is
guaranteed to be Of pure quality. poor
article could be furnished at a cheaper price
but is 1t not better to pay little more and
have good article? A medicinal prepare
ton should contain none but the best ingre-
dients, and they who expect to obtain
cheap compound will most certainly be
cheated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-28
New York Market.

N 49,. New YORK, March q.
COTTON-Dull and unchanged.
FLOUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; sales Of spring
at 81 So, red and amber at ! 66@l ~.
EGGS-Heayy at l4@l6c.
Others unchanged. t.s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-28
NOTICES..
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATAL
y persons indebted to OTTO KLEEH,
,lrcd., are notified to settle at once, and all
his creditors are requested To present their
claims for settlement, az wish to have all
outstanding accounts adjusted as soon az
practicable.
CATHARlNE KLEEH. p
FULTON, March "A, ISL. mar25-lw
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Fish,

....- ti~a Fish. p.
5U Is Split Labrador Herring.
. half bbls. large split Roe Labrador Her
ring.
100 boxes Scaled Herring.
Just received and for sale by
marN M. REILLY.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale Low.
For Sale.

,I,HE WAREHOUSE NO. 4 QUINCY
street, at present occupied by the Ben.
wood Iron Works. Possession given April
lSt.
Also, several lots in the town of Benwood,
Marshall county.
~ miles west of MartinsviIle, Ohio.
For further particulars inquire of Ben
wood Iron Works, Wheeling, or Benwood
Furnace, MartinSville. feb23
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For Rent.

- 4 DWELLING HOUSE-NINE
t.aS rooms and bath room, Third Ward, on
-s--LriCth street. Apply at Office of
r4b2l GEO. w. JEFFERS.
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w to every live man who viii at -
agent in q new, light, and honorable busi-
ness, paying so day sure. No eift enter.
prise. No humbu9. No money wanted in
advance. Address
R MONROE KENNEDY d 90,
2-dAv Pittsburgh, Pa
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baltimore Market.
lEl,

'.it baltimore Market.
aa- BALTIMORE, March q.
FLOUR-Firm and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat, quiet and weak;
Ohio and Indiana at 81 55(9i oZ; oorn,
white southern at S2@S4c; yeilo" at
SOC. Oats at 63@65c.
: WHISKY-At 92c.
Observation-Disclosures.
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They are the Greatest Known
90 81 Remedies

For LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA
NERVOUS DEBILITY, JAUNDICE,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, Err
OPTIONS OF THE SKIN, and
all diseases arising from
- g.
Disordered Liver, Stom-
ach, or IMPURlTY
OF THE BLOOD.
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FOR. r e Mt.

Monroe Street Store Room for
Rent.
1 WILL RENT A FIRST RATE BUSI
ness House on Monroe street, next door
To office of the Adams Express Company.
Possession right away.
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
marie Real Estate Agent.
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BALT1MORE, Id.
lCE-7SoUTH FREDERICK STREET
DIR. JOHNSTON
YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims OF
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweep TO an untimely
grave thousands OF Young Men of the raosi
exalted talents and brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the thunder OF eloQuence, or
walked TO ecstacy the the thrilling Tyre, may
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-28
MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men contem.
plating Marriage, being aware OF Physical
weakness, organic debility, deformities
speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care oil
Dr.. j.. may relig1ously confide in his honor
as gentleman, and confidently rely upon
his Slrill 90 N I,luSininla -
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CHARLES NJ. EVANS, Prop'r.

RormerIy c. II. Jackson 4 Co.
T1es Remedies are for sale By Drueotas,
&orekeepeYs, and Medicine Dealers er1ynChers
ftTou0hosd fhs United Szdfes, Cusddds, Sotdh
-Aue1od and Tie Wex Inttes.
LAUGHLIN, BRO. q CO..
Wholesale Agents.
~ ERABLBHKD 1911.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, graduate from one of the most EN-
inent Colleges I'm the United States, and the
greater part of whose life has been spent In
The hospitals OF London, Paris, philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known
Many troubled with ringing In the head
being alarmed nj sudden sounds, bashf,il'
ness with frequent bluRhinK, attended some
times with deragcment OF mind, were cur,
Immediately.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice indulgad In when alone, a habit
frequently learned from evil companions
or at school, the effects Of which are nightly
felt, even when asleep, and II not curcd rom
dcrs marriage impossible, and destroys both
mind and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity thnt young man, the hop.
OF his county, tho darling VI bis parents
should b. snatched nom all prospects and
enjoyments III life by the consequences al
deviating from the path Of nature and In
dulging In certain secret habit. such per-
sons must, before contemplating
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-08-05
SOBER TRUTH.

Some correspondent of an exchange, up
among the Berkshire Hills, after remarking
upon the neatness and attractions of rural
homes in that region, tempers his eulogism
with the following statements -
But the neatness, the tastefuness, the
happy arrangements, have in instances been
very dearly paid for. I'm many of these
princely houses you find the second wife, Of
ten the third, and not seldom the fourth.
The first has given her physical strength, her
nervous energy and life to the end Of aiding
in accommodating the fortune, and fitting up
to its high condition the elegant establish
ment which her successor, pcrchance her
successors successor, now enjoys in the same
arduous way. Consumption is considered by
physicians the most destructive disease
upon the slopes of the Green and White
Mountains, but it is believed that it is less
consumption, which carries off so many OF
our delicate women, than housekeeping
Which is sadly true.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-08-05
A WORD OF SENSE ABOUT FUNERALS.

! consider our funerals II remnant of barb,l-
rism that ought to go out with the twin relics.
When one dies, and the little household is
that makes privacy necessity. We instinct
lively shrink from the gaze of the world.
That moment is seized upon for the undertake
or to introduce, under the name of friends of
the deceased, all the ncighborhoOd. The re-
mains of one so dear to the grief-sricken
riosity and hypocritcal ceremony, and while
one hack, us have said, will generally carry
ont all the grief that really follows the body
to the grave, II long string of carriages, hired
ut IN enormous expense, are filled with peo-
pie who cared little for the departed when
They go to the grave talking politics or bust
ness in II subducd tone, and return hilarious
from the reaction that follows self-restraint.
1t is beastly business, and ought to be done
away with ut IN early day. The cost attend
ing these funerals is Of itself sufficient reason
for their being abolished. Many II poor fam
lily is actually left without bread in this alb
surd attempt to make II briefshow of respect
to the dead. No one is benefited but the I'M
dertaker, and the profits accruing to him
from this hollow, absurd ceremony give us
reason enough to terminate it mt once
Heavy spcculations ut any time are disagree
able, but when the speculator sits on the cof-
fin and preys on the dead we ought to be hor-
rified.-DOnn PiGtt.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-08-05

covers, and multiply by the number of gal
Ions Tor example: you have roofing cover
ing II barn 30 by 40 feet equaling l 200 square
feet; multiply this by % "A and you have &c.,
92s gallons. But you don't want cistcrn
room to hold the whole of this at once, as
you will be drawing on it; only enough to
store the surplus of any season, to provide
for the drouth, or lack of rain at any other
season; and for this we ought, to be sure.
provide cistern room to hold one half the
quantity. Now how large shall the cistern
be? you ask. Here are directions by which
you can calculate the capacity of any sized
cistern with very little trouble. ! take it you
will build II circular one; if so, find the Iii
ameter in feet, square that, and multiply the
product by the decimal .7S539S; that will
give you the area in feet; multiply this by
1928, and divide the product by 23l and you
will have the number of gallons capacity of
one foot in depth of the cistern; from this
calculate the depth If the cistcrn is to he II
square one, multiply the length by the
breadth, in feet, and proceed to multiply by
1928 and divide by 23l us before. In this
way we find that each foot of depth of II
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-08-05
CISTERNs FOR RAIN WATER.

believe it is generally calculated that if II
farmer has sufficient barn room to store his
hay, grain and fodder, with stablng for his
stock, that the roofing will Shed rain fall suf-
iicient to supply his stock with water the sea-
son through, provided it be all saved. The
annual rain fall, according to records and
statistics, amounts on an average to three
feet in depth over the whole surface; in some
sections it is more. some less also varies
somewhat with the season; this average rain
fall furnishes to each square foot of surface,
22.44 gallons; so that IN calculating the Gu
pacity off cstern to hold the water shed
from any sized roof all you have to do is to
find the number of square feet of surface il
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-08-05
COOPERATION OF THE WIFE.

There is much good sense and truth in the
remarks of a modern author, that no man
ever prospered in the world without the CO.
operation of his wife. If she unites in mu-
tual endcavors or rewards his labor with an
cndearing smile, with what confidence will
he resort to his merchandise or his farm, fly
over lands, sail upon the seas, meet difficulty,
and encounter danger il he knows he is not
spending his strength in vain, but that his Ia
Dor will be rewarded by the sweets of home.
Solitude and disappointment enter the histo-
~ of mans life and he is but half provided
for his voyage who finds but au associate for
happy hours, while for his months of dark
ness and distress no sympathizing partner is
prepared.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-08-05
THE PEERLESS POTATO.

VIM. Mackey, Pleasanton, Kan, writes
the New York Farmers Club that he bought
one pound 1.-TWO tubers) of this potato, last
spring, for which he paid 81. He adds =
'.From this one pound dug l42 pounds. In
shape they excel. In quality ESQ far us tred)
us good MS the best-no hollow ones. When
cooked with the SKINS on, they are dry and
mealy, and do not crack and waste away be-
fore thoroughly done. | think they have
done well in the American Desert, and this
is the hardest year in five that have tried
in Kansas" DIR. HeXamer, first class au-
thority on potatoes, said that this was like
the testimony which had come from I'LL parts
of the country where the Peerless had been
planted. 1t deserved all the good said of it,.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-08-05
miscellaneous.
THE MYsTIFIED QUAKER.
More about his Experienc. in New York.

RESPECTED WIFE, write thee again in tribulation,
Concerning things that happened since my last communca
tom
Things showing quite beyond perdventure most serious
Prediction in this people for ways that mysterious.
To some Of their Satanic .nares had an introduction
On Broadwayhty named thus for it eadeth to destruction
Of hose like me- who walk therein in carnal ways unversed
And fall foolish prey, into the tolls Of the accursed.
met whose garments marked him birthright
friend,
In aliction, aud he asked me II wouldn't lend
Him fifty dollars wherewth to help his bitter need
For his wife, West lay dying and had sent for him with
speed
lie offered me surety, watch worth twice much
Thee knows how 'good collateral my sympathy will touch
Aud such his extremity, he tearfuy agreed
To send Seyenyfye" for succoring Friend in need
closed the bargain speedily, lest. in evil hour
lie might with Shyock, seeking whom he might
devour
Alas That knaye had stolen livery with which
And with 'Oroie" worth dollar by the dozen
so wretched wretched fool" thought l. not to detect his
lying
What Qdakerd stand such shave, matter who
dying"
The shame Of that miscarriage made my bowels fairly slun,
And though did swear, did soennly affirm
rc with disgust in rch Of bed aud board thence
parted
And fell with who plain kind single
hearted
Who said he kept boarding. ouse in this den OF sin,
Where many IA simple stranger he had gladly taken in
lie took down u flight steps into his dning-roon,
Where gauy coors vexed mine eye and gas dispee the
gloom,
maid ,iml,ly In tuuicl the
Skipped nmby and among the boarlers with the
Tea Nay twas the cup that cheers, but vile and
Gus beer
As discovered by trial. Anon there smote mine
4 strain Of prolane music, and realized by this sign
That I'd fallen once again the hands of the phstine
| rose u wratful majesty, aud started for the door,
But Of the maid servants wayaid me there beforei
Though she speedily embossed when roared in
"Away thou whel seIulchre Thour't full Of dead mem
bones"
Thee though sinners may entce me. that meier
Besides the boarers meuaced me till forth quickly went
But wife, thee can't imagine how the shock these old knee
When found that that maid servant had despoled my peck
et-book.
[ tried in vain, to get little justice unto
But all the boarers testified that she had gone through
me,
Which |, Of admitted, and thereby the lost
And they took my watch aud crpetbag satisfy the cost
Now wife, thee GO friend John Dean and borrow twenty
five
Dollars to get me home again. Unless he contrive
To loan 1t without usury, although need tnow,
or u surety would rather wait till thee can sell u COW
-Bu6aio Courier.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-08-05
V MONT FAR Nj E II

Moreover, do not believe that we had
better spend all our time in railing mt the
men, for they are not to blame for i'll the
evils flesh is heir to-" Let us scold them
enough to keep them alive to the fact that
we are knowing along" but in the mean
time, let us remember that we OurSclrcS
need considerable Improvement ARDIE
BEE in Western Rurdi
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-08-05
Currant Jelly.
prepared

Pick the currants before they are over ripe,
but i'll on the stem should be red, and they
should be picked when it is dry. Look them
over and take ont the leaves, but it is not
necessary to remove the stems. Put them
in IL large tin pan, place over the fire and
jam with the potato-masher until they are
boiling hot; then strain and squeeze them
through an unbleached cotton cloth-weigh
n pound Of juice to II pound of white crushed
sugar. Put the juice in one pan and the SUI
gar in another. Put the juice over the fire
and the sugar in the oven to heat. When
the juice is boiling hot, add the sugar, and
let it remain Oh the fire until it boils good
all over, when remove Immediately from
the fire and skim. Then dip it out into bowls
or glasses.
Charlotte OF Peaches.
Divide twenty nearly ripe peaches, scald
them in II light sirup, then drain and cut
each half into three pieces; put these in u
pan, with quarter of pound of powdered
sugar, and half the quantity of warm butter
fry five minutes. Line the bottom and sides
of IL wcll-buttered baking dish with thin sill
ces of bread put in the peaches, and cover
with slices of bread soaked in warm milk !;
over all place plate, covering closely, and
bake slowly three hours. When in the dish
for the table, pour over the sirlp in which
the peaches were scaldcd and serve immed-
ately.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-01

Eljefe de tales honbres, sin con-
prender que heria les sentimientos
religiososdelo los franceses, Ell sus pro-
claaaas, en- sys arengas6 en sus car
las insllltaba al clero y al Papa CO.
mo 81 fuesen solidaria1nente respon-
sabl9s de la invasion del extraneero.
aQuG~ necesidad habia de decir,
como die en- una -carta cue public6
III PreGs5r5os' de Amberes- - "eno-
n1igo De los ladrones, Y oonsidor2n-
doco1no tales al Austria, 4 BonapaT-
te Y al Papa - La. humanidad le
debe que nos haya libertado de su5
mayores enemigos; el iinpostor de
Roma Y ST. aventITero- defensor?"
Estas escentricidades, por no ca]if-
caEla de otro modo, del jofe Y losfre-
cueAtes crinines de sus subalt0r-
nos, habian soliviantado Ia opinion
en contra de los ga,iba1dinos, cue
para neutralizar los creciontes odios,
no teaian en- su favor triunfos bri7
'lla1tes III hechos gloliosos.
Los prusianos Sc han encargado
de barrer del suelo frances 4 esto3 il
sensatos, cue Ell vez del aggz'adeci-
miento, So habian concitado Ia ami
n1advez'sion del pals cue prot8ndian
defender Sogun parte del consul es-
pa1ol en 1larsolla, en- IN encuentro
habido en- Autun, ha debido qleda1
en- cuaCro Ia legion garibaldina.
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V 4 R I E D A D Es.
os LoCos s..
CUENTO.

Un "fakir" lltnnado Melick Sc present6
Ell la c6rte de "Nouschirvan-Sclle," una
especie de Prim arabe, .donde le habia
precedido una reputation notable por su
habilldad Ell reconoeer q los locos al pri-
mes golpe de vista y saber el secreto de
curarlos
Buena falta hacia shora en- Espana un
"fEalkSiro fakir por el estilopara curar todos los
locos de Ia political
Ell monarca quiso qrela prueva Sc hicie-
ra en- supresoncia y dloordende que porla
manalla tucson llevados a palacio algunos
locos elegidos entire aquellos, cuya situa-
cion pneciera mas desesperada.
Melick Sc dirigio al diyan q la hora Sc
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v>:.-. v.7 g. :A.2
~ @A'--4----7y 80 ~ VI
io92 lIl'' lA'' 0i1:'1 40 '-l5 ''1Ilo' ~
Pueiloo Iit-0 e-Al7ll 01-(.o c-I "1luoll''
olifina al9'lllSeS cQ-4ecl22n33 Ce peIlo-
dlc0s Sill fIga con Ell n0m5ro dc s,l
dueuo, pueden reclamarles los per-
soIlas i 0u;9nos les havan faItadO.
Al1annr25s pt.b1:oo. Ia "cGsaaota" Go eyer
pdblica 81 pIi6go De condolences pa--
Ta c0Dtrat2r q a1zn7,r2IIo de cst2
con;+al en1alandoso II d;a % 10 1ror-
,,,.Lr;.,~o 49,, looa,. i od;,,1:oa
~ o-1''--0 - ,'-<' '-'.>.~l 80 ~ ''>NA>'.
OA'-l 'i '-'J'1 l'"o'''- h1l i'iii'01 -
tsn'idl tto eal0 ScI lcio S3oul 1ca1iGo
de 10 Gle NoVomoEe pIoElmo p@Sa-
90 a8iende & cj}}c0 1}|i pesos.
81 v22ar A--.5s-2io z42l35z- 2eprolac-n2o5
con gust0 Ia sl%ulen59 na1Tacion in
sa1'ta en- un poTiodico de Madrid che
hace honor Al inteIiventa caDitan del
c;4s1o va77or
t.As..rale ara fe~.c; .,,oa.,:.,r %? ~;
mo v:era f.o este raaon,foa huone H., -
en,Drasa de vancres correos trasa,f,znf;.
c,e v;a;e ono ara4s nm nnovo t}t7lo )
los muShos cne eeta en,nyesa tiena h.
,enntao;on ona oiefrnta estra los nave
rartes de- E2nrona mantaniendo t. cue
j ,s9o antic3a viena eozanao IA ma, ina
esraroa.
III Ant0n;o ToneY sal;6 do Ia Hahana
co,. rntnbo 4 la penfnau7a la vez ore
otros dos vanores nno inol6s one no,fra
%. tenie9do 81 otroo volyerseal nner.
70 lle sal;da. causa del 6ltimo hnracan
ono tanfos snioatros ba cansa1o on 10
mar como estrsoos en- Ia Tela d. Crha.
al femnora, srreci6 4 - altnra Sda las
Bgtmudas en- t6rminos one neceait6 if
man6edo nor uno de los canitanes de Ia
en- opresa Icpeg v con2ra11ia. nara luchar
yentaia contra el vjento y Il mar de.
sarcadenados Los viaioroa ds,l Anfo0;o
LoDeg. al llecar con fe)ioiaad a Cadiz 81
9ja II 6t6 Sc han anreen,ado 4 consic
mar e3 un neri6d;co DE- aoueila eanital m
ndbI;co Testimonial ,,e ST orati+nd 81 "a.
ritan del bncpe Don Jrs6 Ma,ia Janre.
'e,,iza & cuvo xaior sorano oct;v;aaa Y
oran neric;s han debiao toaos eu saliva
c;on. Hannos dicho de IN momsnto en-
ona 50 ten2i6 terer ono r;car los na'os
c9mo 10 tuyieron cue bacer otrcs bnoues
entfo eIIos uno de les rneiores one ouen-
- 10 marina nercanta osna5ola ono lla
e6 hgsta el pvnto de dgr Is on;lta: nero
q Sr. Janregni2a con laa cnali4a1es DC
one acabamo, Dc hacer meacion con
solo Ia sqn ible n6rdida de m homhra ar.
rc5atado nor IN eolre de m.r. c,lv,
salvacio, fu6 por desgracia imposihIe
Icgr6 frazer q ha1co ( G69ig ;ntacto sin
ranarar ma s,a nera A., j. n3ao,i"a u,ni' fe'~ er
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TEsTAMENTo DEL ANo 1870.

Pues ha llegado Ell momento
de rendir Ell alma q Dies,
nj voluntad postrimera
humildc a declros yoy.
Sshed antes que me muero
a.n anguatia y sin do!or,
puos. para yer 10 que he. visto
me estorba la luz del sol;