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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29

Sheap's lungs" The letters are painted
in red and blue, on q white background,
and white stars interspersed between
them.
"A disguised amateur fruit-raiser says
81 have no more admiration to waste on
the father of George Washington for for
giving the destruction of his cherry tree.
A cherry tree is only curcnlio nursery,
and the day my George Washington is six
years old I'll give him hatchet and tell
him to down with every cherry tree on the
place."
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29
,TooD's HorrsruoYn

WOODS HOUSEHOLD Mac,
Ellen "a story for parents-by N,
Ripley, is the title of the one hundred 4
story in the June number of this excen.
monthly. Several interesting STORE.
poems, etc.. make up the other cop,s',
number. This magazine is only s,M /,
10 cents for single number Valuable
for subscribers. S. $. WooD & Co.. y,
N Y
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29
PRUssING's White Wine vinees,
superb article for table use. War.

THE LITTLE CORPORAL for
model number. Mrs. Miller's new =.
well, and will be read with delight nv :,
and girls. The poem picture. on !,
has full page illustration by Lander
is exceedingly fine and suggestive
new management, this already populs.
gaining in beauty and excellence
number. Terms $1.5O a year. p,,
JOHN E. MILLER, Chicago, Ill.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29

GENTLY DOES 1T. Without nsr,
ton, DR.. WALKERS VINEGAR BTT,,,
the constipated bowels, at The san
thoroughly toning their inner mem.
restoring their mechanical actia-
seems as if they had been reorgan;,'
improved plan! Yet the result ! !.
to nature, reinforced and sustair.s
best vegetable Alternative and topic .
passed the lips Of the sick and sns !
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29
GoDRY's LADY's Book

GODEY's LADY's BooK-9T.,
Lesson"-a steel plate-graces the Jrl,
along with colored fashion-plate. CONS,
beautiful designs of dresses; also er,..,
with Its large number of late fashions IN /,
lingerie articles; a page of childrens a,s,
interesting wood engraving Of 18th. !.
There are an unusual number of desigD..
work given, among which will be fOu.i
front of the book, five designs for MAXI;
ornamenting a portfolio cover for ma,
drawings, etc. Cooley has presented Iii
this month with anovelslipper pattern.
with which Il can be worked gives prom
becoming fashionable slipper for gent.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29

II is useless for State Legislatures to H,l
for the preservation of the public healA,
great law of seif-preservation, which depel
it's enforcement upon the will of the indisd
suffered to remain dead letter.
There Is scarcely an adult member OF II
munity, Of either sex K, in the country, Wild
seen the testimony in favor OF Hostette,l
ach Bitters, furnished over their own 81
by persons of acknowledged eminence in
literature, art, commerce, and every dsa
of business and professional life. These /
have declared in the most explicit terms
preparation is safeguard against epgd
sovereign remedy for dyspepsia, q valus|
bilious medicine, promoter of appetite, |.
and harmless stimulant, a good accimati,I
cine, strengthened of the nerves, a geu1
vigorant, protection against the ded
effects of malaria and impure water, and
imparts degree Of vigor and activity to a
forces which is not communicated by sryaI
the tones and stomachics In use. Cnss
circumstances the self-preservative law Of |
should teach every rational person who, sil
reason of inherent debility or in consequd
exposure to unwholsome influences. ia in
losing the greatest of all temporal BID
health, the importance of using the Bit,ej
defensive medicine. Dyepeptics who ned
give 1t trial are simply their own enemies
guaranteed to cure indigestion in all ito ion !
the bilious and nervous will find nothing
whole range Of officinal and proprietary ID
which Will afford them the same relief.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29
"THE EXCELSIOR CHOIR" G

HE EXCELSIOR CHOIR" eCil
published by CARL BUHD. This musical
is filled with new music of high orde,
Just what Is needed in every choir. End
leading professors and teachers; repl
gems; beautifully printed; gives an an
set piece, In each number. Commenced
1871. If you want it for year, send Nv,
cents to "CARL BUND, care of Root & Cad,
CO." and get all who sing in your choir 10
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29

TooTHAcHE proceeds from apps !,
operating upon the exposed ns..
cayed tooth. Rub the sum tho
the finger, wet with Joanson's A.
ne'at, heat the face well, and Law ! :
with the liniment on the face a. :
Of the liniment into the cavity n !.
on cotton. !
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29
DIR. 8. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE

OH D. y. hICHARDSONS SHERRY WINE
"A pharmaceutical preparation, by 8 n
educated physician, Is one of the most
and valuable tones of the day. Persons
ing from protracted illness, or those vht
particular season of the year are subject /
dice, habitual constipation, or any disease
nom disordered stomach, liver or bow
md In the Sherry Wine Bitters friend mo-
desired than gold.
Sold by all Druggists.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29

IatHeT, rEeuerlCk w liIlam Ill. All the
dignitaries of the empire, victorious gen.
erals and the members Of the German
Parliament assisted at the ceremony. In
the evening the entire city was illu-
minated.
The Pope's Jubilee, being the 25th ami
versary of the Popeship of Plus TX, was
generally observed by the Roman Catho-
lies throughout Europe, and also 10 the
United States, on the 10th. Pope Plus
will, il he lives, be eighty years old on the
18th of next May.
Charred corpses have been found in the
ruins of the Hotel de Vile, in Paris, and
are undoubtedly the remains of prisoners
left in the cells by the Communists.
The German Parliament has passed q
bill under which the Emperor will dis
tribute 100000 thalers among the gen.
erals and statesmen who have achieved the
results of the war.
During the observance of the Pope's Ju-
bilee in Brussels, on the 18th, violent anti
Papal demonstrations were made by large
crowds, who passed through the streets
and smashed the illuminated windows.
Reliable information has reached Wash
ington that the French Government has
appointed Jules Ferry Minister to Wash.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29


An extraordinary suicide occurred in St.
Louis on the morning Of the 18th. Mrs.
Isabella w. Stricklong, who had exhibited
evidences Of insanity, was prevented from
drowning herself, when she returned to
her house, and changed fine dress for a
calico one, took well. filled coal oil lamp
and some matches, went into the cellar,
saturated her clothes with oil and set the m
on fire. She was buried so badly that she
died In few hours. She was AZ years
old, and the mother Of several children.
The funeral of the Hon. G. l.. Vallan-
digham, at Dayton, on the Goth, was Of a
most imposing character, and was proba-
bly, the largest which has ever taken place
In the State Of Ohio. The procession was
about two miles in length, and was com.
posed Of persons Of all political parties
and walks Of life. lie was buried by the
Masonic fraternity.
At Cincinnati, on the Goth, the Rock
ford Forest Citys defeated the Live Oaks
of the former city, in game Of baseball
80 to 8.
MI. Vallandigham's estate is valued at
$1,000 or $4,000, and is clear of incum.
brances.
|. The Iowa Republican State Convention
met ut DesMoines on the 2lst. Col. Car
penter was nominated for Governor on the
first ballot, as was also Fl. G. Butler for
Lieut.. Governor, and Col. Abernethy for
6uperintt ndent of Public Instruction
Judge Day was renominated for Supreme
Judge by reclamation.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29

didAte Tor Mayor OF Philadelphia.
In game of baseball at Boston on the
nth, the New York Mutuals defeated the
Boston Red 6tockings-9 to g. In New
York city the Cleveland Forest Citys de-
ieated the Eckfords, of Brooklyn to 1.
The Athletics, of Philadelphia, defeated
the Olympics, Of Washington, in the lat
tor city score, lite 4.
The Fulton County National Bank, al
Gloversville, N. ", was robbed on the
18th, of United States, railroad and South
ern States bonds amounting to t3O,s50,
and $1,000 in mutilated currency.
This anniversary of the battle of Bunker
Hill was commemonted In Boston and
Charlestown on the 18th.
There was severe shock of earthquake
on the north shore Of Long Island on the
night Of the 10th.
At the recent election In Waterbury,
Conn. George B. Thomas, Democrat, was
elected Mayor, by majority Of s5. The
Republicans elected majority Of the
Common Council. In New London the
Republican ticket was elected by an aver.
agq majority Of lat.
In his recent walking feat in New York
city. Weston completed the task of walk.
ine lie miles In "a hours. having 1871
minutes TO spare. On the nth he finished
his effort to walk 400 miles In i've days,
having 10 minutes TO spare. BE made the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

A Colorado saloon keeper said Of rough
crowd: II couldn't get their whisky strong
enough for them, SO after trying every way,
at last made mixture of poison oak and but,
ternut 1t fetched 'em. called it the sheep
hcrder's delight; and it was popular drink
The first Pike tried it on yelled with delight
the next one took two drinks and turned a
double somerset in the road before the house
A peddler came along, and after he t'ok sew.
eral drinks Of my sheep heoder's delight he
went off and stole his own pack and hid it in
the woods
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

The North Carolina hoJesOnian is RESPONSE
bic for the following: Recently IN one Of our
courts the grand jury, as is now usually the
case, was composed partly of negroes. After
being enlarged in the usual way by his hon
or, the jury retired t. their room, when one Of
the white jurors ventured to ask colored as.
sociate if he understood the charge of the
Judge. "Golly" exclaimed the astonished
amendment, "he don't charge us muffin for
dat, does he: Why, thought We was gwine
to glt pay"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

A Gentleman from Philadelphia was re.
emily commenting young friend to the no.
tice OF Chicago merchant, and closed his ap.
peal by saying: ''He comes OF very good
.nlily both his father aud grandfather were
prominent men in the East" Were they p
responded the merchant. THAT ID good, int
it 10 of NJ account with US here There is less
daddyism in Chicago than in any other place
in the United States"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

Mr.. Alcott, who is hard rider of the vege-
tartan hobby, once said to DR.. Walker of Har
ward College, al think that when man lives
on beet he becomes something like an OK n
be eats mutton he begins to look sheepish
and if he eats po,k may he not grow 40 lie
swinish r "rhs, may be-" said DR.. Walker
"but when man lives on nothing but vcge.
tables, think he's apt to be pretty small
pNra'CpsH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

A little school girl up in Massachusetts,
asked her teacher what was meant by Mrs.
Grundy." The teacher replied that it meant
"the world" Some days afterwards the teach
er asked the geography class to which this lit
tie bud Of promise" belonged, What is a
Zone T. After some hesitation, this little girl
frightened up and replied, II know this it's
belt around Mrs. Grundy's waist"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

A dandy Of twenty-six having been termed
an "old bachelor" appealed to an eldery gen
teman to decide whether he should he called
old or not, giving his age. "Twensy- six"
said the elderly gentleman, lit 10 owing to how
you take 1t. Now, tor q man 1t Is young
enough; for a goose it ia rather DID,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

NOTiCE:-ss1ATEor MlcIAn. IupD, DECEASED
traitor Of the Of Michael Budd, late Of the county
Of La Sale and state Of Iinois deceased appear
Ssns the ?:i day Of August ISL t The Court House IL
Oawa IN said county. wnen and where al persons having
Ard present the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this Eth day Of June 4. D. 1871.
WILLIAM n. REED,
tun2a-6v Administrator
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NOTICE.-EsrArE OF JOIN ]. KRRxAH, DIC'D-
Notice hereby ven that the Indersgned
county Of Il Sale and STATE Of n.o. deceased win appear
tbeiR the 2ist day. OF August m Court House
VA In said county when and where oil persons having
demands aid are notified 70 attend and pre.
sent The ssme In writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18th day Of June A. D. 1911
WILLIAM SLY,
julyl-Sw Executor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

A lady had favorite lsp.dog, which she
called Perchsnce. "A singular nsme," SAID
somebody, "for beautiful pet madam. Where
did you find it," son. drawled she, 1T WAS
nsmed from Byron's dog. You remember
where he says, 'Perchance my dog will howl"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

A girl in Portland was reading the parable
Of the wise and foolish virgins, when she
suddenly paused. "Well, what did they for
get2" asked the teacher, encoursgingly.
"They forgot their Kerosene" responded
Miss Five.year old.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

A Lawyer who defended Scotch burglar,
received these two suggestions in lieu of u fee
for his services: First that a yelping terrier,
inside of a house, was y better protector than
a big dog outside land secondly, that no locks
81 bothered house. breaker as an old rusty
one
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

Men with Roman noses are seldom towards
That is in accordance with tho old adage
"a Roman knows NO danger
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YOU'D better look out for your hoss' feet
above her, Mister" said a ragged boy to =
Reading travler. "Why ?' said the gentle
man, nervously pulling up. "Cos there's II
fork in the road there" was the candid reply.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

STIERlF'F''SS SALE by virtue VI a exec uuen
- and fee bill Issued OF the clerks ONCE Circuit
Court Of I. sale county and state Of illinois, and to d.
rccted. whereby commanded TO make the amount Of
certain Judgment recently obtained against Durfee
favor OF George s. Gsllap and t:na DO Gallup the
lhave evied on tns folloSinS property. to Wit;
Stset Addition 10 Ousws La sare county, Illinois.
Therefore, according to said command, shall expose for
se public auction al the hight dte and interest of the
above famed Dnnee Chase n and % The above described
O'Clock At the south door Of the county court house in
OTTAWA. Illinois
Dated at Ottawa this 9Th day Of July A. d 1871.
DANIEL BLAKE
Sheriff Of La Sale County.
BY GEO. ". W. BLAKE, Chief Deputy. julylsSw
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13upget Of fun.
A Fish story.

A Fish story.
We copy the following good one from the
New Orleans Picayune:
I'VE met boy on the streets, and without
any ceremony at asking our name, he exclalm
ed:
"You just orter been down the river while
agor'
because Niger was in there swimming
and big catfish came NJ behind him anu
swallowed both his feet, and went swimming
along on top of water with him; and they
came behind another big fish, anu the bigger
swallowed his tail, and the niger and the Two
fish went swimming about"
"Well, then whaty'
"Why, after while the Niger swallowed
the fish, and then the other fish swallowed the
Niger, and that's the last / saw Ut either oi
them"
sonny" said we, with feeling of alarm
for the boy, "you are in fair way to become
the editor of radical paper"
WASHINGTON PAsTRY.-A sojourner in
Washington sends the following am par
ticularlS fond of lemon pie and ice cream Tor
desert, At Hotel went along peace
ably for couple Of weeks, but always eating
my lemon pie under silent protest,
TOT was q stranger, and did not like to make
objections. Finally l called a waiter and
said
John, l have nothing to say about the ice
cream, but what kind Of pie is this?'
"What kind OF PIE did you order, sab ~
II ordered lemon pie, but this appears to
to me to be dried apple"
"Dat's lemon pie, sab. You know dey has
way of fiixin' dried apples in de lemon pies
here, sab, to dat extent it requires man of
'bility tor to distinguished 'em apart, sab.
Lemons is scasc, you know, and dey has to
'conomize 'em SO as to make one lemon do for
sixteen pies, sah.'-Gataay
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forms only
crryo
tract
tin
bread
stands between
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A meeting Of the men born in the "cod
summer" (s16) WAS lately held ut Syracuse.
Twenty-four persons were present, but none
Of them remembered much Of that remarkable
season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

A fellow, down IN the fair sex, says Of wo
man "She can be nicer To woman she hates
than carpet.bag politician to negro before
he has voted"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

SHERIFF ''sS SA LE.-By virtue OF execution
- and fee bill issued the clerks once
court OF La sale county and state Of Illinois and TO d.
rectrd whereby Am Commanded make the amount
certain Judgment recently obtained aean Cypsn Morgan
In favor II Justin W Preston, Of the lands tenements
goods and chateis OF the said Cypan MoKan have levied
on the following property, to wit:
Lots 2 Is and le In block number IS In Original Town
Marsees In the county OF La sale and of Illinois
Therefore, according TO SAID command. shall expose
SALE at public sacusn all the right title and interest the
above named GyprAn Morgan and the above described
property, Wednesday, the ID day OF August D. 1871 a
O'Clock the south door Of the County Court House
Ottawa. Ills.
DANIEL BLAIR,
Sheriff Of La Sale County.
BY GEO. ". W. BLAKH. Chief Deputy. julyl5-3w
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legal.

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, La SALE CO.
- County Court Of In sIle County, September Term 1871.
Catherine dbl n Augustus DdiOn.--LftOrce.
Ii appearing from afdavk tile In the Office Of the
clerk OF said court mat said deiendant August Ddion,
her bill OF complaint In ssid the chancey side
thereof the 18th day OF July ISL herein and sum.
mons having been issued thereon according 70 law;
Notice. therefore, hereby given said defendant Au-
DdiOn that personally be and appear before
court Al ssid term thereof to Be held At the Court House
In Otawn IN said county,. the hrst Monday September
next ISL when ana where said iseturnAbe, and
plead answer demu. except 10 said ball. the same will be
taken for confessed against matters things
- II. L. MEAD, Clerk.
+. C. Lxwh Solicitor. july22-4w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

NOR "a LE.-HOUSE AND LOT for sale west of
the Ndecut The house contains four rooms well ana
cstern the premises also shrubby Terms easv Enquire
Of RICHARD GJlNDON
Oct q. P.O. BOX go, Ottawa, Ills
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1INE FARM FOR SALE.

HOUSE g. LOTS FOR SALE.
The 6ne property formerly owned and occupied by ".
Raymond on Webster street, west OF the sdecut VIII be
sold at bargain. Apply to WIN. c. SMITH,
Oct l. 1879 At Drug Store, 100 Main St.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-08
2 sFOLI1E1'-PIN. /.
La conquista de un marido.
PoR Mad. BAwR.

(CoNTIE UACIoN.)

Los consoles del ilustrado condeiy la
lectura de discretos libros que Ia proper
cionaba para listrsaer sis odios en- medic
de la soledad eri que viva, ihabia desarro-
lado extraerdinarianente ente La inteligencla
de Luisa, al n1isil1o tempo que desperta-
do en- su alma los mas mobiles sentimientos.
TIC y sobrina, pdes, ain lejos del mundo
eran nluy dichosos ylsolo les faltabaI para
colmo de ufelcidadlqus Leopoldo yinie-
Sc a compartir jconl lellos su suerte. El j67
ven no podia ,haeerse esperarl mllchos dias
porque el ;conde. lie habia participate en-
su Ultima carta que su salud Sc hallaba
bastante ,quebrantada q consecuencia de
Tin ataque de apoplegia que habia sufrl-
do.
Esta notieia alarm6 vivanente a Leo
poldoy lie hizo apresurar su llegada.
AL yerle Luisa, que COSTA al lado de 81
ito, impulsada por el fraternal carilio que
le inspiraba, no titube6 en- arrojarse q SUI
brazos colmarle de caricias como cuandt
era nina.
Leopoldo por sn parte Ia estrech6 er
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-08

y
.chado en- 1870, SO pleitos civiles, g. mas
que Ell 50, y han .quedado pendientes 127
entire los cuales hay 81 que no agitan las
parties. entraron 122 negoeios civiles de
todas classes, y Sc sdespacharon 123, coll
tandose 5acontencioso-adnli
en fin Gle SO habian quedado pendientes
1873 de todas classes. .eY4Ha
-rigse han terminado 1917 catlssas, Ia mas
que Ell 50, y ham quedadoa84 pendientes.
,93 menos que Ell el ano anterior Ha habi-
dol 38- -alfleulos,s sinhibiciones y.deyolaoio4
llessde catlsas, contra frece-
5salss, y-ests1eoa 1913 ejecutorias cum
plldas y mandadas aTchivar, ferma la tota-
lidad del itrabajo de esta clase, mayor, Sc
gun Sc We, que Ell el otro ano que sirve de
t6rnino de comparacion.- sif- u
DE las 1917 carisas, 812 fueron renliti-
das Ell consulta y aveces tambien en- ape
laclon de definitiEo, y has 7O5 en-. sobre-
se1mlento Q reducidas a juicio verbal. Es-
tos procedimientos tuvieron por objeto la
averiguacionde 1882 delitos y de 169 he-
chos que no 10 constituyen. El primer lu-
gar entire los primoros 10 ocupan los alta
ques la propiedad que ascienden 69s,
entire los que Sc cuentan $50 hurtos, AS
menos que en- SO. cuya importancia no pa
SO de Is escudos en 243; de 10 en- AS; de
SO en- f24: y de mas de SO en- los restan-
tes.-Despues iguen los delitos contra las
personals, que son 35S, que ofrecen el au-
meIto dea3S casos, cont0ndose entire enos
S asesinatos, con OCCASION de robo, ho-
micidios simples, 2 frustrados, % suicidios
4 infanticidios, % lesiohes graves, y 241
menos graves; vienen ocupando el ntimero
Immediate inferior 129 hechost contra el
orden pQblico, y rs contra La honestidad,
estando los demas Representatives por citras
de corta importancia. f .tp
Han sido eomprendidos Ell estos proce-
dimientos 1888 individuos, 66S blancos,
75l de color lbres, y ia esclayos; 1889
Tarones y "a hembras; y de todos solamen-
te 1853 con instruction que es menos de
una tercera parte. Aparece que hubo 1872
relncidentes y de estos 5S en- la misma es-
peoie de delito Resulta tambien que el
oiiclo Il oeupacion de los procesados era:
Jornaleros 604; labradores BAL; comercian-
tes 80; tabaqueros y cigarreros 36; depen-
dientes de comercio %; mayordomos de
hacienda 81, y, el resto de otros ofcios,
m6nos qne no tenian ilinguno. *e-
(CoNT1NUARl.
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III.


La noche Sc pas6 en- una de, esas gratas
conversaciones que son tan naturales des-
pues de una ausencia entire personals que
Sc quieren. .s'sl y, Sc ~.
Leopoldo, olvidando su casancio, des-
puesde hacerles mil preguntas, a. las que
el conde y Ltlisa contestaban lenos de
jfbilo, anuncio SUI prima que, para pro-
barle que no la habia olyidado dpEante srl
ausencia, le traia una naaglifica collection
de mdsica italiana,
-Porque supongo, dl]o, que Vuestra
iaficion pore canto Sc habrd ffoiil sntado, y.
Que seguireis siendo- el ruisehor de estas
soledades. kis si9f9tt 3lH4o4 9g sfr
va Ia foiras;I va la oir6s respondi6 el
conde, q QUEEN habiailnpresi onado agrada-
blemente Ia deicada Erase de- fsu hio. Es-
toy SECURE de, que en- toda Italia tall no has es-
cuchado una artista que Ia iguale.
No hagais case, djo Luisa soiiriendo
Como me quiere tdllto me dseacha STEM
pre- con placer, y ESQ le ilnpidej juzgar que
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