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The best brands Of Chewing Tobacco received,
at the Tobacco and Cigar store OF w. f. Krebs,
corner of Main and Augusta streets.
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A CHANCE FOR BARGAfNs.-W again call
attention to the advertisement of Col. NJ. G. Har-
man, who will offer for sale on the Goth Of June
several very desirable and valuable Houses and
Lots in Staunton, and twenty pasture lots in
the immediate vicinity Of the city, on the Mac
adamized road. 1t is rarely such property is
chase should keep in mind the day of sale-the
Goth of June. On the 18th of July he will offer
thirteen farms located but short distance from
Staunton, and all good land, and some Of them
handsomely improved.
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miscellaneous.

and Summer
DRY GOODS & MILLINERY.
we now offer our Goods at the following prices
Beautiful Bed Spreads and Quilts, IL at s., so
to $500,
Linen Towels, very large, at $50 per dozen,
worth $500,
Japanese Dress Goods, Q per yard, worth rs i.
Satin Stripe Mohair Dress Goods, at 600 per-
yard, worth 90c.,
Iron Grenadines, plain and Satin Stripe, ct 95s.
to $l,O0, 49,
Beautiful Japanese Dress Goods, at Csc, worth
Soc, 4.',.
yards Of Bleached Cotton for SOC, worth lse
per yard,
Mary Stuart and Grand Duchess
make, double face. Black Alpaca, at SOC per
yard. This, is the best for the money in tn.
f., State.
Das- We have fine line Of DRESS GOODS.
AND CANNOT Be UNDEKsoLD BY ANYBODY. -F9a
Alligator Belts from 25c to 100
large assortment of Hamburg Edge, 10 to 900.
Parasols from 800 to 500,
Kid Gloves from 75c to $50,
Shoe strings, ga long, 10 per dozen,
Hair Plaits at rs, 40, and 5Oc,,
Real Hair Goods, the largest assortment IN the
State, good and Cheap.
1t will do your eyes good to see our
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ST. LOUIS LIFE INSURANCE CoMPANY.--The first Off
Company (Which company is the result OF the abb
sorption by the well known Mound City OF ST. Louis,
of the St.; Louis Mutual has been made, with the
result announced in advertising columns over
the signature of Gen Frank. P. Blair, Jr the Com
missioner of Insurance for the State OF Missouri
1t shows a sum total of approved assets OF over
ssoen millions of dollars not counting hall a million
more equally good in the shape of bills receiva
Bile, judgments in favor of the company agents bal
ances and interest of AZ per cent actually
secured which in technical compliance with the law
were necessarily excluded from the account. This
official exhibit of the company rs standing, while
gratifying to policy-holders authoritative as
surance of the value of their Investments does not
of course make mention of the extraordinary in
crease in the new business of the company its
steady accumulation Of assets. its marked decrease
of operating expenditures and the appreciation of
it's investments.
It is, perhaps, enough for everybody to know that
the company is sound and well Offered, the St
Louis Life certainly is, but it cannot but be crafty
ing to every policy holder and friend of Western
enterprise to learn that in every essential particular
the ST. Louis Life is the equal of any life insurance
company i'll the country
Col. George Johnson, of Alexandria, well and ia
vorably known to many Of our readers and to the
public generally of Virginia, is the managing agent
for Virginia and North Carolina. See advertisements
FINANCIALn-The following Report of the City
Treasurer shows the Receipts and Disbursements
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INSTINCT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
u for the Western District OF Virginia
In the matter of Harrison Riddle, Bankrupt.
ORDERED-That this cause be referred to A. M.
Newman, Special Commissioner, to take an account
of the liens on the lands of Harrison Riddle, and
their prorites And it is further ordered that pub
LEGATION of the time and place of taking said account
in the VALLEY VIRGINIAN for four weeks, shall be
equivalent to service Of notice to the par
ties interested. [Extract from the decree.]
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
4f,f tN HARRIS0NBuRG, June g. 1874.
To M. j. Moyerheffer, and all otlier persons holding
liens on the lands OF Harrison Riddle.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
Thursday, the 9th day of July, 1874 at my office in
Harrisonb burg as the time and place to take ac-
count OF the liens the lands of Harrison Riddle.
at which time and place you required to attend
and prove your liens.
Given under my hand as Special Commissioner of
the said Court the day and year aforesaid.
A. NJ. NEWMAN,
june4-4t Special Commissioner.
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Mr.. Price Sites killed a huge bear in Glmlet
Gap, Shenandoah mountain, Rockingham coun-
ty, short time since, which weighed near 400
lbs. The animal had been killing cattle, and
Mr.. Sites s'set'' gun heavily charged at the
carcass of a steer the bear had killed THE
contents of the gun were lodged in the breast
and head of bruin, and from the effects of which
he struggle awhile and then died
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PERsoNAL.-Maj. JedtHoteakiss will sail for
Europe next Monday He goes to England for
the purpose Of consumlnating some important
business transactions involving large land
transfers located in Virginia and West Virgin
ia. 500
Judge Chas S. Lewis, of Harrison county,
w. Va, was in the city for several days this
week, stopping at the American Hotel. He has
a daughter attending the Virginia Female In
stitute.
Mr.. Thos. L. Barrett, President Of the Bank
of Kentucky, at Louisville, and prominent
citizen of that State, is stopping at the Virgin
ia Hotel. He has daughter attending the
Augusta Female Seminary.
J. C. Woodson, Esq, Of Harrisonburg, was.
in the city Wednes lay, in attendance on the
Circuit Court
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AISTRICT.COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
~ for the Western District of Virginia.
In the matter OF Stephen Roadcap. Bankrupt. - 49,,
ORDERED-That this cause be referred to A. NJ.
Newman Special Commissioner, to ascertain and rec
port the liens and their prorities the land in the
schedule OF said bankrupt mentioned: And it is fur
ther ordered that publication for four weeks in the
VALLEY VIRGINAN is be deemed equivalent to per-
sona service of notice to all the parties Extract
from Decree
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
HARRIsONBURG, June 3, 1874
To all persons holding liens on the lands Of Ste
phen Roadcap, baiikrupt.
. fou are hereby notified that have fixed upon
Friaay the 10th day OF July 1874 at my office in Harris
onbur as the time and place to take account of the
liens the land of Stephen Roadcap, at which time
and place you required to attend and prove your
liens
Given under my hand as Commissioner of the said
Court the day and year aforesaid.
A. M. NEWMAN
June4-4t Special Commissioner.
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{ wifi sell three good Building Lots, one on
the creek, .a6ioning N. X Trout, and in rear OF Mrs
(raigs IaXg6 feet also lots the corner of Frede
rick and Augusta streets For information apply te
the undersig 1ed. , .
may INV j. A; LYMAN
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IT. he friends Of Mr.: A: NJ Simpson will find him at
Main Street His lady friends he Would be
ly glad to see and serve. Give him call apr23 ly
EARMERS will find at G. L. Weller's Boot, Shoe
= and Hat Store large stock of Boots and
SHOES Good Goods and prices low. Give him call
and buy. aDril 231 :.
fHaAEfREN andinfants colored and Black shoes
~ and Slippers in endless VARIETY Just receive
ed at C. L. WELL Frs
Apply s5-A Boot, Shoe and Hat Store.
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BEAUTIFUL PREMIUMS FOR THE AUGUSTA
FAIR.-Gen. EcEols, President of the Baldwin
Augusta County Fair, has taken sensible
view of the matter of premiums to be offered
at tho next exhibition. Instead of money pre-
miilms as heretofore, which when allowed,
were not always forthcoming, he has selected
various beautiful articles Of silver ware, to
stimulate the taste and enterprise Of the ladies
who may be competitors for them. For the
best specimen of cake, a beautiful silver cake
basket; a porcelain flower casket, set in
bronze, for the best collection of flowers; an
elegant silver butter-dis!, for the best speci-
men of butter; for the best pickles, a hand
some pair of pickle-glasses, frosted, and set in
silver; for the best specimen of bread, a large
silver bread plate; a large silver pitcher is the
premium for the best milch COW of any grade :;
a pair Of neat silver goblets for the best EN-
broidery; and a handsome silver molasses
pitcher. which has not yet been designated on
the premium list. Other premiums will be
collected, as rewards fortaste and skill in 9TH
er productions. These articles will not only be
useful and ornamental, but durable souye-
Mrs. There is something tangible about them,
and they will be cared for by those who win
them, probably from generation to genera
ton,
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DAMAGEs.-The commissioners appointed
for the purpose have assessed the damages due
to Mrs. Judge johnson from the V. r. r. Co.,
at $40, 0o0 exclusive of mill; OF if the mill is ta
ken 1000.
Damages to the amount Of $4,000 were a.
warded to the estate Of Mrs. Jane Furgerson.-
Fincastlc Herald.
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lease NO. 6U8J
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED States
for the Western District of Vain Bankruptcy:
In the matter of Alex. W. Greaver Bankrupt
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, Robert Craig of
Augusta county, Va, hereby gives notice of his a-
pointment as assanee of the estate Of Alex. ".
Greayer Of .z Aagusta county in said district who
ed Kankriipt on his own petition BY the District
court OF said District.
Dated Staunton, May 2Ist 1874.
may 28-3t ROBT CRAIG Assignee.
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FINANcIAL-The following Report of the City
Treasurer shows the Receipts and Disbursements
for the year ending April Goth, 1874. s:,.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
j. States, for the Western District OF Virginia.
nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
IL for the Western District OF Virginia.

nIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
IL for the Western District OF Virginia.
In the matter Of Henry Harnsberger, Bankrupt
ORDERED-That this cause be recommitted to AN
Newman, Special Commissioners, to take an account
of the amount and priorties OF the liens
the real estate of the bankrupt ordered by decree
of this Court of May 18TH 1878, make such other
report any party in interest may require And it
is further ordered that four weeks notice of the time
and place OF taking said account, published in the
VALLEY VIRGINIAN. shall be equivalent to personal
cree.] ,ys ttf
sa f COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
HARRIsoNBCRG. June 8, 1874.
To all persons holding liens on the real estate Of
Henry Harnsberger.
:. You are hereby notified that I have fixed upon
Tuesday the 18th day of July 1874 at my office Har
rsonburg, as the time and place to take account
OF the liens and their priortes the real estate of
Henry Hlrnsberger, at which time and place you are
required to attend and prove your liens.
Given under my hand Special Commissioner OF
the said Court the day and year aforesaid
A. NJ NEWMAN.
iune4a4t Special Commissioner.
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ACQUITrAL OF MRS. SARAH NJ. ALLEN
The trial of Mrs. Sarah NJ. Allen, charged with
having caused the death of her husband, Mr.
Chas. Allen, by administering to him poison in
August last, commenced in the Circuit Court
Of Augusta county on Thursday last. The
prisoner was represented by Mr.. A. IL. TT. STU
art, Gen VIM. Skeen of Covngton, and Messrs.
Grattan &c Mluzy the commonwealth by Capt:
James Bumgar(lner, jr
After dissemination Of the 6,ommonweafths'
witness, and several witnesses for the defence,
which consumed Thursday, Friday and part OF
Saturday, counsel agreed to submit the case to
the jury, without argument The papers in
the case were placed in their possession, when
they proceeded to their room, bat in less time
than five minutes, returned With a verdict OF
.'s.aoo gililty,,-a verdict as promptly rendered
as it was jast. Indeed, Mrs. Allen should new
er have been indicted. There was not sufficient
evidence to justify such proceedings, and the
result of the trial accorded with the Judgment
of all who heard the evidence.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-12

Aunque algo ruda, no deja de ser exac-
ia la sguiente contestacion que, iuicio
de La Ptensa, daria la mayor parte de
los espanoles 81 Sc les preguntase 10 que
quieren:
mos importa POGO que haya repdblica,
rey Q Rogue, porque de todo hemos pro-
bado va, incluso 10 provisional, y 10 que
hemos sacado en- limpio es que, habiendo
orden, lihertad, justicia y respeto nues-
tros intereses, tan hueno puede ser 10 uno
como 10 otro. Lo que queremos es que os
ocupeis de nuestra malbaratada Hacienda
y nos permtais trahajar, garantiaando la
tranquilidad y la seguridad pdblicas."
Bien parlado; mas como con la rep1bli-
ca esta va demostrado que esas garantias
son un mito, es l6gico que ell pals no sea
republican,.
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Con fecha 16 de mayo, el Sr. Captain
general de la isla de Cuba, ha dictado dos
decretos en- que Sc leen las siguientes hu-
manitarias disposiciones: 5t
"Seran 'exceptuados del servicio de Mi
licias disciplinadas y de las de color, los
casados . viudos que mantengan hiios 8
nietos memories de diez y ocho amos, Gu
va subsistencia dependa del trabajo perso-
nal de aquellos.
No seran .exceptuados ell casado viudo
que tenga hijos Q nietos, 81 posee renta
anual por la cual contribuya al Municipio
con veinte pesos anuales por impuesto de
tincas urbanas, Q con diez pesos por i'm
puesto de tincas r1sticas."
ale tcnido porr conveniente hacer ex-
tcnsiva los individuos de los cuerpos de
Bomberos, que Sc encuentran moviizados,
ell decreto de esta fecha, eximiendo del
servicio de Miicias disciplinadas y de las
de color, a los casados Q viudos que mano
tcngan hijos o nietos memories de Is amos
y cuya subsistencia dependa del trabajo
personal de aquellos, exceptuandose de
esta disposition los que posean una renta
anual por la que contribuyan al Municipio
con 20 pesos anuales por impuesto de fin
cas- urbanas, Q con 10 pesos por el de fin
cas- r1sticas."
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| garon los lianzos one sen ii existia
| destrozaron los atriles, srasgaron los inissa
| les maltrataron, 4 uno de los dep end;en
| tes de la iglesia.
| La turba bajo inmediatamente al TEN
1Hlo, uno de los que la componian s,
diririgio al altar mayor, y arrancando vio
lentamente ell sagrario d0nde Sc conser.
vaba Nuestro Senior Sacramentado, lie ar.
rcjo en- Ell pavimento del presbiterio, de
sherte que al reconocerle algun tempo
despues Ell juzgado, halo que ell copon
estaba alberto, las sagradas formas espar-
cidas en- ell interior del Sagrario los OBJ
jetos existentes en- ell mismo confundidos
y desordenados.
Ell crucifijo del altar mayor cay6 al sue
10 con el sagrario, y tomandole uno de
aquellos infelices, lie arroj6 repetidas veces
contra las paredes ell suelo, reduciendo
pedazos la imagen de Jesucristo, que era
de notable merto artistico, cuyos pedazos
encontro la autoridad esparcidos por toda
la iglesia
Mientras este tenia lugar en- ell presbi-
terio, otros desgraciados rompieron las
sacras de ocho Q diez altares, mutilaron la
imagen de Nuestra Sonora del Carmen:
destrozaron dos confesonarios, causaron
terribles destrozos en- Ell hermoso altar de
San Francisco Javier, y en- las aranas de
cristal pendientes ante el mismo. Varios
otros objetos destinades al quito fueron
tambien vlctimas de Ia impiedad de aque-
Hos miserabes
Como es natural, estos atentados tenian
lugar en- medic de las mas horribles bias
femias, y de groseros insultos q varias
senoras que oraban en- el temple cuando
entraron estos malvados.
La noticia de estos sacrilegios, comuni-
cada a todas parties con la velocidad del |
rayo, ha causado en- esta religiosa ciudad |
honda pena e indignation. Respetables
personals acudieron inmediatamente a la |
autoridad para que procediera al seguro
castigo de sus autores, y 4 las seis de la
tarde Sc hallaba va en- la iglesia ell juzgado
de primera instancia.
Ell digno prelado de la di6cesis ha for
mado por su parte ell oportuno expediente,
y en- vista de las profanaciones cometidas
en- la iglesia, las ha puesto en- entredicho,
nandandola cerrar al culto, interim pueda
abrirse el de nuevo convenientemente.
Debo anadir Vd.. en- honor de Ia YER
lad, que las autoridades civiles no han
oasado ell mas insigni6cante aviso las
'clesiasticas para que permitieran tocar las
,ampanas. Las turbas de muchachos 10
IAN hecho por su propia autoridad
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BALE EN- PONCE.

Otra vez hemos tenido ell honor de
hospedar en- nuestra hermosa villa al
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador de Ia provin-
cia, y otra vez ha tenido este invicto
patricio y esclarecico general OCCASION
de recibir sinceras y repetidas prue-
bas del atecto y alta consideration que
lie profesan y tienen todos los hombres
amantes del 6rden, del verdadero pro-
greso y de la fe)icidad de esta RIGA pro-
vincia espanola.
Nosotros no vamos 4 ocuparnos de
que, con la honrosa vista de S. f., ha
coincide ell ansiado y benGtico tempo
de abundantes lllyias con que la Pro-
vldencia Sc ha dgnado regar oportuna
y abundantemente esta fertil y hermo-
sa campi1a agostada y esterilizada por
una tenaz y prolongada sequfa No
vamos tampoco a ocuParnos del lujoso
y esplendldo banquete (segun nos han
reterido) con que obsequiaron q S. f.
en- la hacienda de los Sres Opemhai-
nler, pdrque, adn. queri6ndolo, nos Sc
ria impossible sin exponernos (y sea di-
cho de paso) a cometer los errores en-
que muchos extranjeros han incurriJto
al escribir sobre nuestra Espana, en-
cuyo suelo clasico de nobleza Y hospi-
talidad jamas hahian posado su planta;
pues no hahiendo sido nosotros de los
favorecidos al conyite, no tuvimos la
honrosa satisfaction de asistir q tl
For otra parte, estos serian asuntos
muy serlos.. que no entra en- nuestro
prop6sito tratar; solo queremos, en-
nuestra ca idad de politics bailadores
apasionados de la diosa Terpsfcore, 4
| quien rendlmOs quito con todanue 4tra
danzante passion, hablar del animado y
spntuoso bale con que los senores del
Ayuntamiento, asociados q varios par
ticulares, obsequiaron' en- los extensos
salonesede naestrol Undo teatro la no
che del 5 al Excmo. ST.. Gobernador
general.
| No pretendemos describrir con en-
tfra precision e inteligd ncia todos los
Harticulares que formabaneaquel her
hoso y maghiico espectaculo nj ain
expresar, como las sentimos, nuestras
Proplas impresiones; no obstante, tra-
taremos de relatar 10 mas minu-
dioso y@detalladamente possible, todo ID
Notable y digno de conocerse.
| BESIDE ell salon de entrada al pisc
inferior del et1ifcio Sc empezaba q re-
eibir agradables emociones. Aquel SC
hallaba adormdo con grandes bande
fas y rizados pabellones de colores ma
clonales: en- los dos extremes laterale.
7 debajo de aquellas habia colocado.
dos caflones de montana sobre multi
! das y preciosas alfombras, delante d,
ellos formaron pabellones de armas,
del techo colgaban araf1as art silica
mente hechas con bayonetas que, col
; etros attributes dc guerra, .formaban III
! fistoso y helico conjunto En- ell cefltr
se hallaba situada Ia hien organizad
8 m1sica del battalion de Ruerto-Rico
: que antes del bale ! en Joe interme
4-.-r+Y. ~.-44~ss~ -s~> sA&as-A 1s4.s..
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PALENcEA 5 de mayo de 1874.
Sr. director de El Diario Espaiaol.

Muy senior mio: Esta ciudad ha sido
aver teatro de tan cscandalosos successes,
que me creo en- el ,debert de participarselo
a Vd. para conocimiento de los numerosos
lectores de su acreditado peri6dico.
Serian las once y media de la manana,
cuando las iglesias de esta ciudad Sc vie
ron simultaneamente asaltadas por varias
turbas con objeto de tocar las campanas.
La puertade la iglesia de la catedral fue
violentaday y arrancado su pestillo; el aqua
bendita, derramada por el temple, y este
Sc .conviitio en- teatro de innumerables pro-
fanaciones. Otro tanto sucedia en- las de-
mas iglesias; en- algunar varios jovenes
subieron al p0lpito, y desde el dieron aca-
iorados yfvas mueras; en- otra cay6 al
suelo una campana desde su eIevadlsima
torre, afortunadamente sin ocas;onar dea
gracia alguna.
Mas todo este es NADIA en- comparacion
deslo que ocurri6 ldespues en- la iglesia dc
Nuestra Sonora de la Gale, patrona dc
esta ciudad. Una turba de ocho diez ner.
sonas, penetraron cubiertos en- ella Ia.
tres Do y tarde, Y subiendo q corO, res
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- allq u " 4 81 -
Espenimos que 81 juez del distrito

Espenimos Que 81 juez del aistrito
con su reconocido cello & incansable
alaboiosad, lsabta dcscubrir las cua-
driiias de cuatrer os, va que tiene al
gunos eslabohes de- ia scadenai e4 IA
mano, Que tanto bdlalan de- aigaa
tempo 4 esta p8rte por esta provincial
5 ! Los robos de caballos son tan fre
cuentes que raro es ell .dia en- que no
nos haga conocer algunos la Gaceta.
Esmuy triste cosa Que en- esta isla
de tan, cortas dimensiones vengan
ejerciendo los cuatreros sus fechorias
hace va tanto tempo, sin que Sc les
haya podido echar mano. Y ic6mo no
habia de suceder asl cuando tan coar-
tadas tenian sus facultades la beneme-
rita guardia civils Hoy que este ms
tituto Sc We Fbre de intrigas y liga-
duras depresivas que tanto le humlla-
ban, esta pres ando un gran servicio
al pats librandole de ladrones de CANA
dos, raterosy vagos, canceres que, des-
de los derechos inaguantables, nos
vienen corroyendo de un modo bastan-
te triste y lamentable.
lBien por la guardia civil; bien por
los dos afortunados guardias que han
prestado tan buen servicio!
Por mas que tanto hayan ofendido
q la guardia civil los papeles refor-
meros, thabra adn qui6n sostenga que
casa institution no es aquf necesaria
porque no hay gente de NAL vivirs
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esla ZarzspsIills e Bristol. Con que ac-
cion qnfmica xerfrsliaa ell veneno mordaz
que produce errupciones,l as llagas, fn-
mores, carbuncos, etc. es impossible expli-
car, para el doliente es bastante que nunca
engana sus esperanzas.
iVey y crecr,-Cuando el visionario Ze-
no quiso probar teoricamente, que no
exfstia Ell movimiento, Di6jenes leYant5se
y Sc p'lsoy bailar. Bajo los misinos princf-
pios, 81 hay algun doiiente que sufre de
bills cronica, conotipacion, debelidad ner-
viosa, dyspepsia, dolores de cabeza, al
gun otro NAL, resultado de accion desorde-
NADIA delest6mago, hfgado intestinos, y ar
guile contrala posibiiidad de curarse, CON
testad al argumento con algunas dosis de
las plldoras Azucaradas de Bristol. Soda
mente persuade al paciente e1 probar este
argumento practice, y la rapida vueltas de
su ylelta de SUI salud bien estar destrui-
ra5 agradablemente Ia teorfa de- la incura-
bilidad.