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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26

The Bucyrus Forum, the leading
Democratic journal in the Ninth Dis
trict, pays the following compliment
to Representative FOSTER;
Hon. Charles Foster, Republican
as he is, has made a splendid record
for himself, during the present ses-
sion OF Congress. His famous at
tack on Ben Butler, and his unearth-
ing Of the Sanborn Ring villainy,
have given him q character for abil-
ity and integrity that is decidedly
refreshing to contemplate in this
day Of venal corruption at the cap
ital. Honor to whom honor.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26

WHAT has come over the the Demo
cratic papers !? Not word have
they to say about Gov. Allen neg
lecting the duties or his Office, and
going down to his big farm to rus
ticate. II he had only gone to Long
Branch what fuss they would have
made.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26

THOSE who ashreWdlY suspected
the President would veto the curren-
cy bill reported by the new confer
ence committee" we're sadly disap-
pointed. The country, however,will
not murmur because,in this instance,
be has had ano policy of his own
to insist upon.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26
Administrators Sale Of eRal
Estate.

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
Sandusky County, Ohio, 1 viii offer for sale at
public auction on the
11A day Of July, 4. d., 1874,
at one O'Clock p. NJ at the door of the court house
in said county, the following described real estate
situated in Sandusky County, State Of ONO, tree
from dover right, to wit:
tion nine or township four a. range thlrteen ",
excepting about two and half acres out OF ... tne
southwest corner, leaving about sefeniy-ss'e
acres to be sold.
T7tETR7Ts ~ SALE.-One-thiTd in hand, one-tnird
in one wear. and one-third in two years from tne
dav of sale with interest, the payments " De *
cryed by mortgage on the premises 80 soa;
n.y. - PETER S. MILLER Admir-,
of Phillip Miller, deceased
June 10th, 1874.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26

IMPORTANT TO RAILROAD
TRAVELLERS.

A First class Hotel and Restaurant
at Toledo-the Island House.
Re-decorated, Re-fitted, and under
New and Efficient Management.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

If the weather continues as favorable as at
present we understand several farms in this
section hopet to commence harvesting in about
two weeks. Crops generally are looking ex-
cellent.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26
CHANGED,

DIR. FRANK CREGER, formerly in
the employ Of the late DR.. Beharz, has removed
his headquarters to the office of DR.. A. F. PRICE,
over the Bank of Fremont
DR.. CREAGER will have charge of the Labratory
or Mechanical Department, whose skill in that
branch of the profession is widely known.
DIR. PRICE will devote his entire attention
to the Surgical Operations of the Natural Teeth.
His reputation as skillfnl operator is well known
in this vicinity.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26

TIE platform adopted by the Con
ventions of Indiana and Illinois are
broad, liberal, and viii meet with a
hearty response from the manufsct-
uring, agricultural, and general bus
mess classes of the country, They
demand free banking, such increase
ofcurrency as the interests of the
people demand, and such legislation
as may be necessary to protect the
people against grasping monopolies
Of every description.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26

MONEY, it is said, is SO plenty in
New York, that it commands only 8
per cent per annum. They claim to
have a surplus Of 100000 which
they do not know what to do with.
Take old sage's advice, young man.
Come "West" and start a bank. You
can easily get rid Of your surplus at
8 to 10 per cent, on security as good
as Q. S. 6's.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26
COURSE OF STUDY
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-05

DEGS respectfully to inform bis friends "a
and customer. that to meet the require.
mcnts Of his vast business, also TO insure 9
perfect at and 20 as to be able to guarantee en-.
tire satisfaction, he has at great expense Sc
cured the services OF a F1RsT.cLAss CUT.
TER, direct from Paris. Hoping that he will
be favored with a continuance Of the patronage
Of Virginia City, he will try to deserve their
confidence by q continued attention to their
wants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-05
Dropped Dcad-In n Precarious Con-
dition - Weather OSerdue-Ar.
riyed-Suieide- Poisoned Sniaii.
pox-Fire-Grecnbacks Killed
Correction.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 5-l r. NJ
VIM. Coddington, a well-known capl'
talist, dropped dead In the street last
night, neal tho corner Of Suffer and
Hyde, while waiting for n car. Dis.
ease Of the brain Is supposed to have
been the cause Of his death.
officer Crow. who was shot by n ruff
ian OIL Saturday night, Is In a precari.
on, condition 1t |, feared. The ball
went through the face into the neck,
and has not been extracted yet.
The weather last night was clear
and very cold.
The steamer China from Hong Kong
and Yokohama has not yet arrived.
The Montana, from Panama, came
In this morning.
NJ. Lormair. an old Frenchman,
committed suicide on Sunday, by cut
ting his throat with a razor, In a house
on Pacific street.
A child died last night at a house on
Clementlns street, through tho care
l~cssness or Ignorance Of a drug clerk,
who put some kind Of deadly poison In
q dose Of medicine prescribed for the
little ne. Tho name Of Its parents ID
Borsln.
The police officers found a Chinaman
last night In a house on Dupont street,
sick with smallpox.
A fire occurred last night on Turk
street. which damaged Rich'd Browns
dwelling to the extent OF about 5000.
G~reenbacks, 0090l.
A laborer at the corner OF jackson
street and Montgomery avenue was
killed this afternoon by the falling oil
a brick wall. Ills name Is not given.
The steamer Montana, which arrived
to. day, was from Guaymas, not Pana.
ma, as first reported.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-05

NASAL CArARRH, pRoScutris, ASTHMA, ASp
all Head, Throat and Lung Diseases; alro Deaf
ness, Discharges nom the Ears. etc. success.
fully treated BY DIR. Aborn, 2t3 Gcary street,
San Francisco, after the ordinary methods have
failed. The noel dificult cascs are invited TO
cali. The marvellous cures effected by his mod.
ern scientific method during the past four year.,
universal attention; and patients nom AL parts
Of the Pacific coast are availing themselves oil
his treatment.
Opp FELLows' LIsRARr.- Mo pleasantcr place
to spend leisure hours can be found than at the
Odd Fellows Library, second story Of Odd Eel.
lowe new building, corner OF Smith and z
streets. Virginia. Pour thousand volumes OF
choicest reading, all the principal newspapers
OF the Pacific coast. the principal literary papers
and magazines ofthe United States and the Old
World. large and eommodious ehsss ana smos
Open to all.
InrRoysxESrs.-we think that no interior
town on the Pacific slope 10 ahead Of Gold NH
In steady progress. We axe no oaek stepe 10
improvements. We now have . irst-class store,
conducted on an honest, straightforward basis,
devoted entirely to the sale and manufacture Of
Ladies', 9entlcmen's and Childrenp shoes. a
want long felt has been supplied. and We con.
cratulaie Mr.. Woodruff on the success be has
already achieved In this new departure.
To OWNERS OF REAL RsrArE-Persons own.
Inr lots In the tow Of Gold I'LL, and who are
deslrous Of having the sam surveyed and en-.
tered on tho new map. will please call At Judge
Robin.on'p once, over Gtbson'a saloon, on any
week day. between the hours Of II and I: and
leave their nance, when the matter Will be
promptly attended to by Messrs. Haist D Lillian.
Civil Engineers and Surveyors.
IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-05
INTERESTING TO INVALID LADIES.

HAaLxxyrLLE, Columbia Co.. N.Y.,l
July 0, 1873.
r. v. PIERCE, n. D.: Dear Sir
Your favor Is just received. INTENDED
to have written to you several weeks
since concerning the Improvement In
my health, which Is now very apps-
rent. I have used one bottle Of Fa-
yorite Prescription. with the best re-
suits, although I will admit that l was
somewhat discouraged after Its use, for
a short time only. I took It under
worry advantageous circumstances.
Having the supervision OF the house,
and during tho season Of "house-
clesning,"f was obliged, through tho
incompetency Of help, to do more than
ought, and, OF course, suffered dread.
fulIy-lifted when I ought not to have
raised my hand, and did all could to
bring "order out Of chaos I" but upon
laying aside all cares and continuing
the remedy, ! find, after using less
than one bottle, to be 90 much bene-
fitted that | have discontinued the use,
with no return OF the symptoms oil
which I wrote you. l have suffered
terribly, aud what added to my distress
was the consciousness Of hot procuring
relief from ordinary sources. At times
Ii seemed about impossible to stand, so
great was tho dlstress. All OF those
severe neuralgia palms have dlsap-
peared ; they were so bad at times |
could hardly walk without some ex-
ternal pressure. They seem to have
left me like magic, suddenly, and have
had no return; all other symptoms
have disappeared, and l a 20 up
stairs with comparative ease now. l
would have informed you ere this OF
my Improvement, for | appreciated 1t,
but | was fearful 1t was only transient
benefit I was receiving, but l think
sufficient time has elapsed 10 consider
tho beneficial results permanent. hc.
cept Of my best wishes for your future
success aud your klndness In advising
me. Very truly.
desc Mus. NJ. NErrIR SNYDER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-05

ll-- A- t.lRlna
a Nj" SlSiSu SoArANi'-n nv" AN""s
company has bonn formed under the name Of
the California Mining Company, to work the
a, hrna,.d Ia, o,,h. com.tock Iods admin.
~. hu a m y 'oet ~, anv TN eIs,n, emhyere,
w tne opn'Io n tne sou.n. ,nI Ne y .nS Nh.
the Central Caliiornia. central no. = anS Mn Y.
ney Iiouuu, s"u " man}},n ~. G,w.racS Win
most Nnlusoie po.son o., sho Jn,n y, s.,m ~.
n, hIo ~, o', x. W no,,n lp,,I n,I;s dsy.L,neS In thc
Consolidated Virginia on tho south, this new
claim must be ofgreat value. We are inIormed
.ns' wo.n ~ CnnnnIis.'aS .hsr n, ~.
w .nasv,,Saa .aneo,jd.',on m. C.IIG mia y},om.
n.ns'. s,nck ~ d,sirihni,i "A foIiows. Nine.
,p.anIH,s feim Of ors mar. m, each sh,re M Cen.
,,si NJ ma two ana ors half aoI1 mare for
zach mar ofIentrsI and b.lanee that n sevon.
t-.inhs rI.Ian Mine whole no the Consolidaied
Virginia. The stock of the Consolidated Vir.
pipis In mot Affected nv mis- srrsnrement, 90 far
81 1900 10 ~ s,onrd hsi wen The kinney
nd Hs., and RAN,
""u N'N"'
BLOOD, ScAIrs n HAIR-Whon N. y
w.r., IN. ,,.,i I,own and vorv nonpisr oold
49,
hill eiothier' rcaas inc eehant ana ineeh'ou.
cla,hirr n, H.. ,hsn eosi' or sayinv hat tbeir
stock e the best in the country, he merely
allows a charitable mile 10 splase nis gen,al
conntenance ilkea Hcnt,s hephyt rippiing tnc
calm surface OF LAKE lsnoc. no .M,,s nv
busiSe.s. Let gentlemen coIne and trade with
me, anu when lhey see tnat .ney can GUY sapc.
rior goods ~ less price ahd go home every Way
better suited then iney WIN tne pcttsr unuer.
stand whom 10 tiaae WIN hereaI.cr. mslel
calls particular attention 10 his extenelve sioes
OF new good; Let others islk blood, sealps ana
- -. -. ,.,...
n HnUnEn - Hhnnn hnN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-05
STOCK ~REPORT,
lHxroHrrp DAILY 1T MINER . HALL
This Morning.


ets 0phir, 800. o5, $40. o,S. 900, sol.
$50 Gould & Curry, ~, &3k, Is. As b3O.
Us beet & Belcher, ~, CAV. 3I, Is, ~ bc0.
$50 Savage, it3 100, l3s. lS.
Sso Cholar. Potosi, 80, 81, IS, o., %. %, 81 b3,
eak.
80 Crown Point. la. IA, 100, i25, ia
80 Yellow Jacket. ia5. lst. i3o b5O. Lad, la5h
$40 Imperial. 10. 81. aJ.. iOA b3o.
ieto Empire Mill, :. ~. ~. ~ BIO.
70 Con. Gold Hill Quartz, ~.
io0 Ksn,ues, ~, Is, siS bso, ssh, IS.
tis Bslchsr. lis. ii9. iis1. lie.
AZ Confidence, Is, l54, 10 b30.
Ito con. Virginia, %, ~. s2S bsc. 9sS b3o,
9Tk b5D, rs. ~. %.
Us sierra Nevada, -, 81, =, az.
30 Daney. 3S.
IS Exehsquer. 50.
les Seq. Beleher. $50. ie5. lsTk.
$50 ovsrman. ioD, issS, ioO. l25, IAN, i2,.
SIS Justice. II. isN. i6s.
2is Suecor. ~, 4, AZ.
4lo Arizona q Utah. 5..a
Cos knickerbocker, 3, ~. ~.
10 Buckeye. AZ.
SIS Julia, II, IN, lik.
rs Caledonia, 20, 80, -. %.
$40 Globe, ~.
ist0 baltimore. o. So. 0, So.
100 Bullion, 81.
100 Mint. soc.
$50 Nsvsds, az. az. sbo.
1876 Bzeon, e..
NJ Utah. II, 10Y, 10.
To Lady Washington, 5k. 5k.
f0ts silver llill. Is. lI, itk.
s0 Eclipse. Z. ~, ~.
Sos Franklin. 3.
81, Central. us, 40. is5. iss, is5, 80.
800 senator. =, a..
st5 Rock Isiand. 1. a., 81.
iTO American Flat, T,1TA.Ts
lyo sutro, 5, 81, 81 bD.
10 South Overman, ~.
SIS Union Con ~, 1k.
20 Trench ..
40 Dardanelles. Z. GU.
ISIS Occidental, G. ~, 6k.
sas Central No. 2. 20. Is. IL
no Challenge, 6, 81.
90 Pietnu, ~.
CSC New York Con. 81, 5, 50.
ass Tyler. a.. AZ.
as kossuth. ~, IN, II, it$ boo.
1880 Dayton, D ~, ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-05
TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
L~srrc,IL TO TIE GOLD mLL DAILY srws.l
o o N EsrIo INTELLIosHoE
Demands OF the Farmers.

Demands OF the Farmers.
CHICAGO, Jan. GA Washington
special says those members OF the
House who have the best claims to
represent the farmers movement, give
the following as tho main features
which will DO urged on Congress
Opening the mouth Of the Mississippi
river to large vessels Ia such manner
a. to insure their entrance and egress
at all stages Of water without difficult
ty. Second, to prevent railways west
Of the Mississippi discriminating In
their rates Of freight against points on
the river, thus making It impossible
for farmers to avail themselves Of
cheap water transportation ; to pre-
vent similar discrimination by roads
running east aud west against north
aud south roads, thus preventing far
mers, when tho Mississippi Is %ftozen,
from sending their grain southwark on
railroads till the river opens. Fourth.
fixing rates Of transportation OF live
stock OH railroads from west to east.
This 10 the only article they will ask
to have rates fixed upon, and the rea-
son Is that It Is an important article OF
their products that must come by rail-
to the east, etc.
ADastardIy Attempt.
New YoRK, Jan. "a special says
an attempt was made m New Years
day to kill Judge s. d.. Morris, former
ly District Attorney OF Brooklyn, with
m Internal machine. As tho Judge
was absent at the time. the box was
laid aside until his return yesterday.
when Morris opened 1t In his bedroom
surrounded BY his family. On lifting
the lid the snap OF the spring was
heard, and all at once It was seen that
the box was an Internal machine. II
Is a miracle that 1t did not explode
only the great precautlon Of the maker
prevented an explosion Of the metals
which were to ignite the powder, having
caught against the edge of the sand
paper, across which the spring was In.
tended to have drawn them. The box
contained a torpedo aud enough loose
powder and gun cotton to have shat
tered the house to pieces. Judge Nor
ris carefully lifted the box and placed
1t In = bath tub, where 1t was sstur-
rated with water aud then taken to
pieces. 1t IL Ia tho hands Of tho po-
lice. As Judge Morris Is prosecutor
Of the ballot.box suffers In Brooklyn,
this design Is attributed to them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-05
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY SEws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-05
TIE PRICES RANGE FROM =
TO $4oo EACH

TIE PROPERTY IS BEAUTIFULLY AND
conveniently situated upon rising ground.
with commanding view and good drainage. and
Ia but = few minutes walk from the East Oak.
land station OF the Ferry Railroad, upon which
halfheurly trips are nov made to and from San
Francisco.
The horse cars OF the street railroad, row
being extended to Fruit Vale, will soon be In
close proximity.
The new court.IIouse and County Duiidisgs
now being erected are bat i've blocks distant.
rWo THOUSAND z
Were set out upon this property four years age,
and are now growing finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-05
SUBTRACTION GUARANTEED IN
EVERY PARTICULAR.

MILL AND MINING TIMBER DEpor-
North of Mn street, between q and ID ~strrets.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND YAitD-ts south
D street, opposite Smith street. se73t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-05
TEN COTTAGES
Arc already erected on the tract. and more are
contemplated.

The projected improvement Of the HAR.
Dor OF OAKLAND By the UNITED
STATES GOVERNMENT, for the reception Of
desp-sea ships. together with tho intended I'm.
provemcnts by the Railroad and Water Front
Companies, bid fair to make Oakland an import
an, MANUFACTURING AND COMMERCIAL
CENTER In the near future.
For Healthfalnsss Of Climate. Educational
Facilities, Society and Beautiful Surroundings
Il 4, unsurpassed in the Pacific States.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-22
Ell ..PROGRESO.

"Progresar no es correr; progresar
es sublr, y cuesta arriba no se puede
correr; basta con andar." Esto ha di-
cho un ilustre escritor contempora-
neo y abundandO nosotros en- la mis-
ma idea demostraremos con la conci-
sion que exige un artfculo de peri6di-
CO, que es 10 que nosotros entende-
mos por progTeso y cuan disf ante se
hallan los hb'e pensadoreS, pseudo fI6-
Sofos, de ccnsegoir por me 10 de sus
tunastas predicaciones el perfeccio-
namiento y bienestar de las socieda-
des humaEas.
DeheLos ante toio sentar la pre-
mlsa de que, a nuestro corto enten
de-, es u anacronIsmo pretender que
las Ieyes pueden hacer 8 modificar
las costumbres, cuando, por ell con
,rario, de las c5stumbres nacen las le-
yes dtiles y estab|es, y por esq ha di-
cho con mucha raz, n un saDio publ
cista que es conveniente que las leyes
sean contormss d las de nuestra ma
tura eza, que Sc deriven de elias, que
sean consoouencla de elias y no sean
contraFias q ellas; por qne es induda-
be que todo 10 que Sc oponga los
habltos de IN pueblo, le implde al
canzar su flu cue es la felicidad.
Nusstfos leyisl dores, & pesar de
gu esclarecldo taIento, han procurado
siempre, } al 10 han hecho, al dar-
nos leyes, copiar 6 imitar Las que ri
gen en-. naoiones extranjeras.-Error
craso. De ahf dimana ell POGO exito
que han tslido entire nosotros los
varios c6iigos fundamentsles promul
gados en Espana desde 1912 aca las
ouAes es ev;dente no sc han amolda
do nuestro modo de ser, nj han es-
tado en- ammonia con Las costumbress
nj con las trsdiciones del psfs. Antes
de oar leyes a un pats es precise mo-
raiizaric, enser1arIe buenas costum-
bres. De ahi la gran verdad que en-
cierran las siguientes palabras: "Con
hombres buenos 40 hay instituciones
lnaIas; asf como no hay instituciones
buenas con hombres malos."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-22

ceioso gobernador, Excmo. Sr. ge-
neral Sanz.
Esta respectable autoridad, conoce
dora por experiencia propia de las
ventajas.que ofrece, sobre ell sombrero
de Panatna que usa el ejercito de esta
Isla, ell que duraute muchfsimos amos
ha servido como brenda irreemplaza-
bic en- todos los Institutes uniforma
tos del archipelago filipino, tiene
propuesta, segun nuestras noticias, la
adopcion de este SOM rero, por via
de ensayo, para uno de los batallones
de la guarnicion: en- ell presidio Sc hs
montado un taller que Sc encarga de
fabricar aquella prenda, de la que he
mos dido grandes elogios por sus ex-
celentes condolences.
En resdmen: ell presidio de Puerto
Rico ha dejado de ser objeto de toda
clase de monopolios: su administra-
cion es proha. sus regIa,nentos Sc
Cumplen estrictamente, ell interes por
los infelices con6nados es constante y
manifesto, reina en- los aaimos salts.
faccion interior y hay, por dltimo,
efcaz deseo de demostrar al pdblico
que han cesado los abuses & inhuma
nidades que, segun la VOC pdblica, en-
o. preside Sc cometieron por perso-
mas que Sc decian liberales y amigas
10 la fraternidad universal. De hoy
mas va no l1crara nadie con ell sudor
de los conGnados a quienes los adora-
dores del Gran Arquitecto habian
convertible en- esclavos. FL Estado,
que IS el que sostiene al preso, es ell
1nico que, en- bien de la pdbica con-
veniencia y del mejoramiento .le esta
provincial predilecta de Espafla, puede
prudeutemente aprovecharse del ira
bajo de los reclusos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-22

mo As mas, que va has gansdO un
vestido, aaa botitss unOs pendientes
do oro, aque, cuando tn madre reCo-
bre 10 v, 8, to yea heCha una senorita,
dijo d. Rafael, guardandose Ia carta.
---tfero me vera mi madrel esclam6
Marichu radiante dc algeria.
To vera ell dia que estrenes todo ESQ,
que IA de ser muy pronto, respoDsii3 don
Rafael, ensmorado del buen coraxon de- Ia
nina, que olvidaba su propio bion para
pensar solo en- 81 de 81 madre. Ea, anadi6
no aigas nadie NADIA dc todo este
echa correr q YER si alcanxas Anton.
chu.
La nina coloO6 on Ia oahesa su taIegui-
to de cestaHas, sigui6 LENA de slerrfa
ell consajo do d. Rafael.
POcos dias despues, estaudo la pobre
Lucia y sus vecinas sentadas en- Ia porta.
lada charlandO y hacienda labor, como 10
tsrde en- que ALI mismo las vimos, Ma.
richu trabajando con Anton en- Ia huerta
Immediate, donde sembraban IN cuartelitO
dc habas, aparecieron por 81 Omcero dos
cAhalleros.
--iOalla, dijo Marichu, va ha venido
de Bilbao D. Rafael, pues 81 es uno de
aquellos dos scnoresl iQul6n ser6 81 que
viene con 6li
Del pueblo no %, contest6 Anton.
Los dos cabalIeros, en !.sar de seguir
hacla d campo do Recslde, tOmaron On h
canada dc IL fuente 10 ssndisa por donda
20 gubla { Ia huerta, y penetsArOn On csta.
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