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THEATRE COMIQUE
No. 5l4 Broadwav.-VARIETV ENTERTAINMENT, at
r. n. closes at ~ 30 r. NJ
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DAI,y,s FIfTH AVENUE THI

GERMANIA THEATRE,
Fourteenth street. Irving piace.-DEBORAH, ct
r. NJ closes IL p. NJ. Fanny Janauschek.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Eighth avenue and Twenty-third street-TICKET- OF
LEAVE NAN, II r NJ closes at ii 2. NJ Mr.. and Mrs
Florence.
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ROBINSON HALL,
Sixteenth street-ART ENTERTAINMENT, ats p. NJ
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MRS. 00NwAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE,
Washington street. near Fulton street. BROOKLYN
CAMILLE. at r. NJ; closes ut II p. N. Miss Glars
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wALLACK's THEATRE,
Broadway and Thirteenth street.-The VETERAN, at
P M; closes at II r. N. Mr.. Lester Wallack, Miss
Jeffreys Lewis
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE ttU
No 2W Bowery.-yARIETY ENTERTAINMENT, at %
U. n
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DALY'S FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
Ywenty-eghth street and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ALPHONSE. at r. NJ: closes at " 80 p M. Miss Ada
Dyas Miss Fanny Davenport Bjou Heron, Mr.. Fisher,
Mr.. Clark Het.
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BROADWAY THEATRE.
fBroAdway. opposite Washington piace.-HUMPTY
DUMPTy AT HOME, &C., at II. M; closes at IL r. n.
c. L. Fox.
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TERRACE GARDEN THEATRE,
Fifty eighth street. between Third and Lexington
nnes-Grand Concert al P. ~ closes at 10 80 p n
Nile. di Aurska, sgnors Ierranu and WieniawskL
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NEW YORK STADT THEATRE
Bowery.-DER HAHN I'M DARF, &C. Begins at p. N.
Closes z
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BOWERY THEATRE,
Bowery.-OLD SLEUTH THE DETECTIVE and yARI-
ETY. ENTERTAINMENT Begins 1t 8 r. NJ; closes ct ii
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LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD-NO 46 FLEET STREET.
Subscriptions and Advertisements VIII be
received and forwarded ON the same terms
a. In New York.
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NEW PARK THEATRE. BROOKLYN.
Holman's English Opera Boufe-LA SONNAMBULA
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tear. Four cents per copy. Annual subscription
prce ma
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BOOTHS THEATRE,
Sixth avenue, of Twenty third street-ROMkO
AND JULIET, al p. M closes ut 0:45 +. n Miss
Nelson
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
Ghost on the Windfall.

EDITOR STAR: -As many your
readers wish to hear from mo ones
more, and learn how tho ,"gho-t"
appeared to mo on The "windfall,
again ask space in your paper.
Now, friends. ho did not look as
an honest. hearted man, bur lie APP
peared to me just rs he app cared
to the Board OF Supervisors, or at
least, in their proceedings, about
ono year ago.
Now, Mr.. Editor, az / am not
your honorable reporter in ELS
worth, and haying no friend to sit
with a dictionary, ready t. define
words; nor Dies the school teacher
1.-Two at my honse, SO she can help
me to spell; nor does the preacher
q1ote Scripture tor me, because |
was not a candidate for Supervisor
this Spring; therefore too much
must hot be expected from me. II
l hnd boen man of common ability
and good sense, I might possibl,
have been elected, but ss 1 ap-
praised q fine six year-old COW this
Spring at $40, that had been taken
mp as an 'estray;" also, a horse
that the Pine River Lumber Com
pany condemned and turned out to
die last Fall; and then taken up as
"s'tray," at $50, my chances were
rodnced.
Now, my friend. I hope you will
never attempt to use my name in
vain again. II | am seeking politi
Cal advantage, my friends may give
it to inc after season; but never
theless, my dear sir, We have seen
cattle without horne, and hogs that
lived On potatoes; but II they eat
mine, I will eat them; although I
am not fond Of hogs without brus-
sols. Ny friends. | earnestly hope
you will DO accompanied by your
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

cHef priest wleH elco lone. ing
Ynn viii remember that he is rry DC
To gain political advant. gr, or "buu,
kun. by tins yon may sec his
own righteousness coming forth
from his own mouth. So, sir, oul
of thine own month We shall be-
judged.
Mr.. K. informs us that orr friend,
Mr.. o, the scribe, has delivered
himself into the hands Of the Phil
istines. Friends, il this true! Du
not mourn unit! you learn Il a. sucl,
10 really the case. | verify must
doubt it. hope he may live Ill
We can make our promise good f.r
writing that sinful article to the Ell.
itor of the STAR, to be- printed. II
we promised him the apprenticeship
we onght to give it To- him.
IL one office is curse, we ought
not to seek So earnestly tor another.
We are very well aware that f.vers
are contagious, and il We do no,
want them we will shun them, if
possible.
In our journeyings through life.
we came t. where a caucus was he
Ing held. There was a band of
thirty men or more, gathered to-
Setler for the purpose Of nominat-
ing men f,r office. They Proceed
cd very quietly to business aud
completed The ticket, then these
men must pledge themselves Va
support the said ticket; but as they
had placed one mans name on, that
would not pledge himself, they
struck it oft, This is one way in
which we are "hunkum," and many
others too numerous 10 mention
Now, my friend is not this a poll,
ical strife !! This is only one oc-
cnrrence. If Mr.. L. has nor yet
seen the "ehnsr," we hope he will
when he gets the office Of Snpervi.
sOr.
In conclusion let me say that as
Spring is open, and IFS time fpr bet.
ter business, | will drop the SUI Jet
here, thanking my fiieui Tor his in.
formation; and when / get to he
Granger | may, also, be Governor.
and if should, hope my friend
will he 40 kind IS not to accuse me
OF ling spoons while in Ellis
worth. lfiricnd Z. will grant me
this one favor wiI'freeIy give my
Consent f"r him To cnpy his poetry
from a Vinegar Bliers Almanac.
and Obtaining his neiyhbor's sigma
'nrc to it. One thing is certain. re
does not hope ever, body is doing
wh"t he d"cs nothing SO the
ghost will NOT appear nn:o him.
II.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
Wanna fWo.

Last week wi'nesesI the close OF
The arst years existence of the
6rAn, and now opens new volume.
AZ 10 stated Ia our lsss issue, We
Ind In looking back upon tho oc-
'cnrrencss Of the past yssr mucl,
that causes ne sstisfsction, aud little
Tthst produe~s fscl,nxs Of regret.
While the growth Of the paper has
been nothing strange or unusual,
II hm YET been all ono might rca
Nsenably hope for or desire. The
eltissns al Lake comfy, with few
exceptions, have evinced . lively
interest in the welfare Of their pi.
onssr paper, and extended 70 il cor.
dial aid and support
In the matter Of subscribers, the
list has been cDn.tanily on tho in.
crease, upwards OF forty names hav.
Ing been added within the past few
wecks. 1t ever shall DO in the fu
ture, ~ in tho pact, our constant
aim to make tho SrAR q paper de
voted to rho intsrcsts ef Lake coun.
y, and plessi"g'to ito patrons. In
order that We may be enabled 10
thus continue, we expect to receive
Wiling and hearty support. We
invite communications concerning
matters If . 'pnblic nature, from
every portion OF the county. State
insnts OF improvements being made
Ind prorppct of othere to como in
che future, the condition Of crops.
local accidents and incidents, mar
fiages, deaths, all should find their
place in the columns at ts,e home
n wsrarcr, and those interested in
FthS grpweh sttd development of the
county will see ihatrsuch items are
FURNISHED.
In conclusion we again thank
those who haze aided us 60 efficient
~ during the year just brought to
close, hoping they nay see fit to
continue their aid and support to ne,
and that prosperity aud happiness
may ever attend them.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

THIS week We furnish supplc-
ncnts c"ntainiag the Proposed
amendments 10 The Cons irutioi.
rs well rs The general laws passed
10y the Legislature at ia recent scs
sion, To our rea lers. ~, every elcc
TOR will he called upon to vote upon
the question of adapting tie amend
IN, nis 10 the Con ,,ilulion. mex F.ll,
n careful pernsal bee mes ncccssar,
IN order that q tnll understanding.
may he bad, and, consequently in
,clliyent v,tes given.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

lHE opinion prevails IN the
minds ii many that among The pro
posed amendments to he Coustitu
ton is one requiring Il two thirdr
v"te of the people in any county
I" secure II removal Of the County
Scat, after It has been once estab-
| shell. This is a mistaken idea, as
will be shown by the following
Section 8 OF Article 10, Of said
amendments:
mo county seat, once established, shah
be removed, entil the place to which it is
proposed to he removed sha be designate ed
by two-thids OF the Supervisors Of the
count, and majority Of thu electors vot-
ing there 81 shall have voted in favor OF the
proposed location, in such m,nncr as shall
be prescribed by law
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
OLD MAIDS
aliS'rSstsY teE ~.
*}AMGG hDvEMgM /.
aRAER's WAR AGAINST ro"opcl les

Read what leading Changers say of the hook:
Col. John Cochrane, master OF the VIE. State
Grange, writes: Your copy Of History or the
Grange Movements received. Your book meets
with my sincere approval"
A Smcdley, ESQ, master OF the Iowa State
Grange, writes: ~ have received your very excellent
the copy cent me. Iprizc II highly"
sind for specimen pages a circulars containing
terms to agents q many more endorsements from
mo Co, Chicago, H., or st. Louis, Mo-
NAT1TT0N Upscrupulous publishers have
OhS' wv taken advantage Of the great
dtiors from agricultural newspapers. Do not be
imposed upon, sse that the book you buy 10 en-
dorsed BY the leading Changers.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
FASCINATED THE WORLD.

The theme Of the present stor, affords
the author the finest opportunity for the
display Of his peculiar gifts The story VIII
be profusely illustrated, and 10 begun In the
April Number.
For sale by ell New~ Dealers or Booksei-
lers. Price a. % n Year, 10 cents Num-
sCRIBNER 4 CO., ga Broadway:
New York.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

w. II. HES, formerly Editor OF
The Evart Revicac, has retired from
that position AID from the paper,
which will hereafter be condut ted
edit rally by Irwin Chase. We
are not Informed rs to the reasons
loading to he change.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

The Reed City Clarion has re-
nounced independence in p, liiics
and come ont squa'cly for the in
forests Of the Republican Party
That's all right.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

LATEST reports from the A,kan-
sas troubles, state that all was ouict.
but that a collision was likely to
occur at any time.
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''OWNED IN COMMON

with tie r & p. n. Railway Company, mud
located IN The foluwing townships to- wit:
No. - and IL, Eanle Z; NJ IA. Is, Is aad
~. Range 8; No. ID. Is. rs, II. Is and 10,
Range 0; M. Is, rs aud ~. Range 10; No.
-, Ii, ", IS and -, Rang II; No. II, Is,
~. Is and ~, Range IL, west; will also bs
for sale al the Cflice OF the G. Il. d |. R.R.
Co. in
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

TIE Lake county Board Of Sn-
pervisors were IN eession last week
AMI set the assessment MACHINERY
going for this year. There was n
lively session; and Augustus Tow
ner welded tine gavrl in his usuul
spirited style. = OsceoIa Outline
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

1T is said that cotton culture in
tho vicinity of San Bernard 70, Cal.
ifOrhia, exceeds all expectations.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07

vEGETINE Is made exclusively from the Juices Of
carefully selected barkr. roots aud herbs. and 30
strongly concentrated that IL will efIcctually eradi
cate ron the system every faint OF ScRoruIA, ScRoF
ULoUs HuMoR, TUNERS, CANCER, DANGEROUS Ilu-
Mon, EaYsIPEIAs, SALT RHEUM, SYPHTLiTIc DIS.
all diseases that arise from impure blood, Scidtico,
h!Jfdndt0fy and Chronic rheumatism, Nc6rdiGid,
Govt and Spinal Complaints can only DO effectualy
cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Erupfire Nsedses Of the SKIN,
Pstaies, Hntes, Btofches, BoiLs, letter Scaidheod
and Ringpornl NEGETINE has never failed to
effect permanent cnre;
For Pdtns IN ne Back, Ridafv Complaints, Drop
AZ. Female Weakness Le,acsrhen arising from Inter.
nal liberation and uterine diseases, and General
DebtUfy. vEGET1NE scts directly upon the causes
Of these complaints IL invigorates and strength
ems the whole system, acts upon the secretive vr-
gans, allays inflammation cures liberation, and reg
ulafes the bowels.
For Cdtorrh, Dyspepsia. Ha5itu1 Costlreness,
ness, and General Pyosfration Of TIE Nervous Sysfen
medicine has ever given such perfect satisfaction
ne tho NEGETINE. npurlfes the blood, cleanscs
all ofthe organs and possesses controlling power
The remarkable cures effected by vEGErINE
have induced many physicians aud apothecarics
whom we know TO prcsciibe and ne 10 In their own
In fact Tho vEoErrvr is1he best remedy 70, dis
covered for the above dieeases, and IL 10 the only
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the
public
Prepared by
h, R. STEPHENS, Boston, Mass.
Price. ti.95 Sold BY all drusgi,,s and dealers
cNSryWhert.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
A},ERFECT CURE

CaAkLEsrows, june IL, 1891,
NJ Neyons: Dsav Sfr-JPifs n TO cerlify that
THAI vEGETLSE ia4de perfect cure VI IA. when
my attending physican has proaorNcrd my cave
consumption, aud >sid | could not survive many
dave. Mus IRns RI. n l,nnt .tr =,
The facts a. stated by Ms. Leistou are personally
known by me. and they true. A b HAYNss
yE0krINE Is SOLD ny ALL pnroaIsrs.
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A GOOD CHANCE
FOR TIE
BOYS AND GIRLS.

The GOLDEN Horns will be sent TO six srb.
scribers for Sl0 cash. where the names arc
sent by one person. which allows TWO DOL.
LARS ,or raisirg the club. Anv Of our young
friends bv getting five subscribers and send
ing us $40 can get the
GOLDEN HOURS FREE,
8 COPIES FOR THE SUN OF $50.
Send the money by postal money-oi der
draft, express, or registered letter. address
liIrcucoK Il WALDEN,
Cincinnati, Chicago and st Louis
NELSON PHILLIPS. New York.
j. p. MAGEE, Boston.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
1.-THE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND"

In which, not content with the old stories
Of "ROBlNSON CRUSuE" aud the"SWISS
FAMILY Rob- SON." the writer UNDER
takes 10 show how party Of men cast upon
a mysterious and desert Island, may live by
their scientific resources alone. without the
aid Of Any wreck to draw upon for the ina-
terials Of life and comfort.
The party are Americans who set out
from Richmond, Va, during the siege. In Q
balloon. N. Jules Verne unites with an 40.
curate scientific knowle Jge, an exhuLerance
ofinvsniive genius that has
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
100000 ACRES
ofsplendid
Farming and Pine Lands
FOR SAI.k /!

FOR SALk
TIE lands belong 10 the Grant Of tho
Grand kspids 4 India n Railroad Co.
FAiticulaIl, such OF th.ri Ms are sit" uted
in Townships numbered from 10 to - ~,
and IN Ranges from TO * w., inclusive :,
ard Ia the counties OF Kent, Ncwayco, Me-
costa. Monicsi,n, Wcxt.id. Mapistce Mic
sAukec, Glaze, axe and Isabella. The
lands also
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
VEGETINE.

Purifies the Blood, ReEcvates and
lnvigorates the whole System
Its Medical Properties are Alter
ative, Tonic, Solvent End Dur
etic.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
FARMING LANDS

are eO'd on reason able credit, to actual
settlers, one quarter of purchase mtLey
down, interest seven per cent.
b Settlers on any oil these lands Of
the G. 2. Il l. L. Co or on any o the nGs
Owned in Common H. the townships above
designated will HAVE THE PREFERENCE
OF pu' chasing their lands, b, giving tie
Office Prompt Notice Of heir wishes upon
reading this advertisement, and tlesgnaii,g
their Post office J,lress
For any information concerning the la,sds !,
prices location etc, address
WIN. A. HOWARD,
Land Commissioner, Grand Rapids.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
Estray Notice.

EotFAy NOtice.
Taken up by the subscriber ON the 10th
day OF February. 1874, one ,tiay brown OK,
descrioed az follows Said OK has white
spot on The inside Of o.cb leg; two white
spots on his back: enc on the end OF Ills tail.
Tho OK IL medium size.
CHAs. BRorr.
Baldwin City, Apri! I'd. 1874.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
FOR TEN rIMEs Prs COST,
MARVELLOUS EJECT

MARVELLOUS EFFECT.
MT. e. 4. stevens: Dear Sir have used the
great Blood ReMeay, NEsETISE and foel II As a
duty To acknowledge the great bessnt IL has done
me-. In the spring Of the year 1907 was sick from
and proper rest, wa ycit weak and much emacia.
ted. ] tried many Remedies without receiving any
benefit from any Of them. until was persuaded 10
try EEGETiSE. B,fors had taken this one vc.k
my improved coalition gave me renewed hone and
coufass. IeontinIed to tlkc IL every day, gainnr
more strength, isital vas completely restorcd ~
health TIE eaeci OF this remedy, In casr q. yoxrr
oil DEBILITY, Is indeed marvellous.
ELIZABETH 4. FOLEY
May Sd ISL, q Webster s. ,Charlestcv1n Mss
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
Grand Rapids

IN the above locations can be found SOM
OF the BEST Farming and Pine land In the
State lying for twenty miles on either side
OF the surveyed line or the road and they
embrace every variet, OF soil with heavy
and light her; ard nre IN q section of
Michigan now being rapidly developed by
railroad and other enterprises.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-05-07
ONLY s: A YEAR.
Beautiful Frontispiece,

Beautiful Frontispiece.
The design is to furnsh sPRIaHrLY,
READABLE aud TASTEFUL ERIoEIcAL for the
Young Folks, that shall be tree from every
thing objectionable both in II aiding matter
and illustrations lone that the
MOST CAREFUL PARENTS
can place in the hands Of Their children with.
out misGivngs. This Magazine has received
the unqualified commentator Of Religious
Editors, Ministers. Teachers. aud many Pa
rents have r'joced to hhd in it literature
that both interests and improves the young
readers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-17

de tener presente que Ia laboriosa
obra de reconstruction que ha en-
prendido ell seflor general SAM, dig
nameute auxiliado porel inteligente
seflor secretario d Pedro Dlz Rome
70, no puede llevarse & cabo sin la
cooperation de los hombres q ouie-
nes s. E ha escogido para represen-
ar su autoridad en- lcs pueblos dc la
isla. Estos sef1ores tienen contraida
Ia obligation moral para con 5. E. y
para con el pats de hacer cada uno en-
su esfera de accion cuanto pueda para
que renazca la paz y la abundancia en-
esta perturbada TERRA. Tanto el de
creto sobre los libertos como el Ban
10 ohjeto de estas lineas deben obte-
ner ell mas exacto y puntual cumpl-
miento. En- los sef1ores alcaldes con-
siste. Nosotros estamos seguros de
que en- la Guarda civil dc 6rden
pnblico han de hallar decldidos auxi
bares que les ayudaran q 1ar Gina al
delicado cometido que les ha enco-
meuiado ell Superior Gobierno. 81
ago va'en nuestros ruegos, .suplica-
mos & los seTiores alca,des de tojas
las jurisdicciones de la isla que por
todos los medios su alcance traten
da hacer de moio que la contradiction
de los libertos y la persecution de los
vagos sean una verdad. Estas dos me
ifdas junto con la regIanentacion del
trabajo que yendra despues, estan la
madas q devolver su antique esplen
dor y prosperidad q la provincial de
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-17

matronas espafiolas son los mensaje-
ros que dos tiene sobre la TERRA.
Donde hay lagrimas que enjugar y
males que compartir allf sstan; en-
todos los centros de Espana trabaian
para aliviar la aiigida sociedad espa-
floia; 81 campo del combate va envia-
ron aquellas santas mugeres que,
entire 10 mas renido de la batalla, Gu
biertas con su tduioa blanca, parecen
angeles: su voz es para ell herdo 10
que ell purlslmo roc(o para la flor; sus
cuidados ell tragante balsamo que ci-
catriza sus llagas.
Pfodigios de ternu,a de amor
santo, su paso par Ia tierra seneja Ell
de un astro que ilumina sin qremar,
ell de una rafaga que purifica sin
destruir, e de un arroyo que fecunai
"a sin inUndar
Perlas de la corona celeste, buscan
el nfortunio como ell sediento el cris
talino lfquido. ST para hacer hien es
necesarlo exponer 81 vida, en- holo
causto de la. caridad la sacriGcan.
Desie que el sop'o de Ia revolucon
que como ell buracan todo 10 barre,
lesde que la guerra ciega arrsbata
dos pueblos mas pr6speros de nues
ira desdichada madre Espana, las
nociones mas 8 ncillas de iusticia Sc
han confundido, de toAo Sc apo}era
uua absurda anarquia, la fuerza man
ds, ell interes domina y un trastorno
horrible ag ia nuestra socei d.
Esta hermosa provincial que Sc ha
libra 10 de esa peste, de- esa enforme
dad neral que tantas desgraclas oca-
s'ona, que tantos sacriGcios cuesta.
de0e al yer los desastrosos efectos
que en- la Espana peningular produce,
ampararse hsjo la 6gida de Ia autori-
dad, y unirnos todos para protejer el
pat7rnal gobieruo que por fortuna
rye nuestros destinos aqnf: asf po-
dremos resstlr el vioiento empuie de
las olas de la impiedad y de Ia guer-
ra que espantap 4 las madres, perver
ten q los pueblos, convierten la ri
queza en- miseria ~ dan una tr,ste
idea de Ia civilization q que todos
aspiranoa.
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dentes lean en- Ia historic las rehe
llones que tan profnn1os como terri
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dc sangre que patece ayasalIar e
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nue7tTa hefmos5 y b7pGioa oaz, oues
ira innaculada religion, nuestras
crIstianas cc-tlmbtes, dejanlo g. por
hereocia tan ceIsstiaIes bients oae
son Las paIoncas mas poderosas para
a prosperidad y cuitura de los pue-
BIOS.