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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-23
Tho Stranuest or Duels.


Perhaps the most remarkable duel
sver fought took place in 1908. II was
peculiarly French in its tone. anu could
hardly have occurred under any other
than a French state OF society. lie
Grandprs and Lo Pique had n quarrel.
arising out Of jealousy concerning a
lady. They agreed to fight a duel to
settle their respective claims; aud IN
order thai the heat OF angry passion
should not Interfere with the polished
elegance OF "a proceeding. they posi-
Poned the duel ior a month, inc nuy
agreeing to bestow ncr nand ON the sur
vivor OF b two. IL the other was Killed.
at least this was Inferred ny the Two
men. II not actually oppressed Inc
dusiists were 10 night IN the an.
oaiioohs wore e~ons.Iue.su o,ae'iy ai..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-23
VIZ notice by this mornings dispatcI

VIZ notice by this mornings dispatch
en-. that on motion Of Senator Stewart Of
Nevada. yesterday. the appropriation OF
$4,000 for general and incidental ex-
psnsss Of the Indian service in Nevada,
was increased TO 81. 900. This is cor
rect, provided the Indians receive the
the benefit Of the appropriation pro-
possd 10 Be made. Perhaps they will;
but either Miss Sarah w~innemucca Is
very much mistaken or there will have
10 b . different method adopted before
the food and supplies for which this
money IL appropriated shall reach its
proposed bsns6ciariss. Out Of the
$4,000 appropriated last year. tho
Princess says that her tribe, outside the
reservations, have received nothing.
We hope there may be q change in this
method Of dealing with n Indian pop
ulation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-23
Exposing Spirituallsn.

lYrom the New York World, February dth.l
Last evening Professor 8. 8. Bald
win, Q professional expossr OF the hum
bucesry Of Spiitualism. gave an onter-
tainmsnt in Cooper Institute before an
audience OF moderate size.
After n few explanatory remarks, Pro-
lessor Baldwin asked for a COMMITTEES
to DO chosen. The gentlemen Of tho
committee announced themselves rs
skeptics, excepting DR.. Miller. who was
converted by q fifteen days stay nj tho
Eddy Homostead. The "manifesta-
tons wsre all in imitation OF the
seances Of noted mediums. The exper-
imsnts were performed. first in q closed
cabinet, after tho committee had pro-
nounced tho performer securely chained
aud handcuffed. Professor Baldwin
was assisted by his wife. who wal tied
by the neck, with her head held close
to the side Of tho cabinet. While in this
position. ''matorialirations' Of 'AIin-
ME" an Indian girl; George Dix" OF
the Eddy guests. and ''John King and
his daughter katie" were shown at
the window Of tho cabinet. All these
spirits ~oonversed. and Katie King e1hib-
tied herself clothed in light muslin. II
wal then shown how Mrs. baldwin had
herself impsrsonated these characters.
At the end Of the hearty applause which
the concluding test" hal elected, DIR.
Miller Of the committee. stepped for
ward on tho stage to say that whatever
ho had seen that evening had in no
wise changed his views Of S~piritualism.
for no had seen that which WINS genu.
inc. He then described q certain test
performed yesterday for him by Charles
Foster OF this city. and offered 10 stake
500 that Mr.. Baldwin could not dupli'
| cato the performance. Mr.. Tiff imms-
diaiely rose. and amid boisterous
cheering. offered to stake $1,000 against
DIR. Miller's money. provided the money
be given to some charity, the test to
take place ut n time and before n COM
mit,ec chosen by these two gentlemen.
The affair Is TO be arranged to-day nj
Mr.. Tits Office, in Broadway.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-23

The hnt passenger train went through
the Hoosao Tunnel on tho 9th instant.
A reporter Of the Boston GLOBE. who was
aboard. says, running at times at the
rate Of Is and 20 miles per hour. il took
IS minutes TO make the trip. Tho work
was commenced in 1852. and the final
piercing through was accomplished on
Thanksgiving Day. 1874. II cost Mas
sachusstts Si2. oOO. 900. and $1,000 900.
ii 10 estimated, will yet have to DO eI-
pended on Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-23

NV HAxrsnInE holds u State election
ON tho 9th Of next March. and there are
three parties in the field. Both the Re.
publicans and Democrats claim tho
State. Tho result may be put down rs
doubtful. Connecticut holds her cleo
ton on tho first day Of April next, which
the Democrats expect to carry. Rhode
Island follows. her election coming Of
on the LIST Wednesday in April.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-23
THE UNION.

Of the Sacramento tnisn, unuef ane
management which has for many years
controlled il uttsrancss. was ssnt out
from IL ofics. The account Of The n
eotistons which led 70 and terminated
in il sale. - given in eur issue OF Sat-
urday last. . substantially correct.
The Union will now DO consolidated with
tho Rsoori. and It's editorial columns
will h~sncsforth DO under the supervis-
ION Of the editor Of the Inter journal.
Although often differing with tho Sacra-
mento Union on questions Of both policy
and political principles; although OPP
posed to the new departure. which, un-
der liz Leadership defeated the Republic
can party in California in tho last elee-
ton; and. although feeling and knowing
that its usefulness was impaired by its
vindietivs and ill-judgsd personal war
faro upon those whom il had doubtless
good cause to deem its enemies, We can
but admire its pluck and penist-
ency In Q contest in which in
many things II was in the right and to
which II was sosdedby the ingratisude OF
thoss whe should have been its stauneh-
est friends. For the prosperity Of the
Republican party in California, VIC can
not regret the suspension OF mo saera-
nsnto Union. The time was whom 'ha'
journal. With oil tho power OF is vast
influence and large circulation nai'ied
manfuily Tor the success OF repaohean
policy and principles. Out 'h"' ""'
has como BY. For three years past"
has bean numbered among tho 0PPosi.-
lon. and IN bsen' as Ii the case Win
most ba~cksliders. even moro piuer In
its defamation OF the Republican parry
than 10 ever was IN its support.
But Why repeat these well known isc's'
Aside nom party eonS'd'r"nonS' 'n''.
Is no feeling IN our hear'' save 'ha' VI
regret OF thsd anu nnai 'ormi'
nation oil tnec career o. 'n's 0n'' pso
porous n innusnhai pioneer OF ra
eihc Coast journalism. m IL Is with no
feeling OF s1ui'ahon 'hat wo no'e is
surrender 70 tho necessities Oh is n-
uaaon. In 's'5 man! ~s's no o"
has bsfrisnded the people OF caiiiornia.
Its attitude upon the question OF rail-
way subsidies and the eStortions oil the
Central Pacific management has been
one Of friendship to the people-of an
able ally in tho protection Of their in
t~erests. We think that in many utter
ances upon this subject II has been i'm
polite, oven unjust. II has seemed to
rs that the Union. In discussing these
matters. often failed to distinguish be-
tween tho benefits Of o great line Of rail-
road and tho oppressive. grasping and
short-sishted policy Of Its management.
II has waged an indiscriminats war upon
tho railroad system Of the whole
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-23
tyr Drry OK rr,r Kuxpryr,s Pnrsxsr,

THE DrrY on TIE KHKpIvE's Present.
How Is Lieutenant Fitch TO get the
Khedive's present to Mrs. Fitch, nee
Sherman, through tho Custom House
FREQ OF duty is tho question which revo-
nuo experts hero and In Washington are
trying TO solve. Ho beiH: IN officer In
the Government soryie, Congress had
to pass the Act allowing ilim TO receive
the diamonds, but the impost Of them Ia
not waived by tho Act. Tho Turkish
Minister cannot ask for a permit for
them. rs thoy are not for himself or his
family, and are not even consigned TO
his care. being sent directly to Mrs.
Fitch through tho banking house Of
Drcxcl. Morgan K Co. Secretary Bris-
tow il not disposed TO issue n FREQ per-
nit merely because the gems are from n
foreign ruler to tho daughter Of the Gem
eral Of the Army. The duty. which Is
% per cont. on set diamonds, would
amount to about 5000. q fortune
which neither Lieutenant Fitch nor his
fathcr.in.law will probably care 10 throw
away on a present which will DO OF nc
utility or benefit in their lifetime. Even
10 Mrs. Fitch eventually gets tho dia-
monds, they will become o white Gle
plant on her hands, NJ there will DO
few occasions on which she can wear
them, and TO keep them safe she will
have to pay rent for their storage with
q deposit company. The revenue men
decide that the only way to escape tho
payment Of the duty 10, TO take ont a
warehouse entry Of the diamonds and
export them bael 20 Europe. Mrs
Fitch can follow th,n there and wear
them at some grand levee. and then
bring them here rs personal property in
use.-N. I. Sun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-23

School At SuTRo.-Miss Smith. m
accomplished young lady teacher, sister
Of Mrs. Cromwell. Assistant in our Pub
lie School. opens school at Sutro this
morning. We are glad TO DO able 10 motto
the commencement Of school at Sutro
again, as there are many children at that
place who should have the bsncft OF
Training Al this timo. Tho people at
~ ~ - uu. fuztsA.1ein securing
. scssapM1{ have NO
49, ~ ssrsare.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-23

No MoRE UsE ron TEMPERANCE
SocIkrrrs.--The editor Of tho Dunn
county (Tenn.) Ns,cs having read that o
German chemist has discovered q pro-
cess whereby an excellent article Of
brandy can bs made from common saw
dust. 10 very angry ut the unfortunate
saruni and thus vents his turbulent
emotions:
We arc o friend OF the temperance
movement, and wo want u to succeed,
but what chance will II have when q
mnn can take a rip-saw and 60 out and
get drunk with n fonce raill What IL
the use OF n prohibitory liquor law II n
man is able to mako brandy smnshss
out Of tho shingles on his roof, or II no
can get dolirium tremens by drinking
the legs out Of his kitchen chairs2 You
may shut an inebriato out Of q gin-shop.
and keep him away from taverns. but II
he can become uproarious ON boiled saw-
dust and dessicated window-sills, an Of
fort Mt reform must necessarily be a fail
uro. II will be- wise. therefore, II tenn
poranco societies will butcher tho Ger.
man chemist before he goes any further
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-23

JoHx MrrcnsLL las issued an address
70 the electors Of Tipperary presenting
himself again as . candidate for Par
lament. A monster meeting was held
In Tippsrary yesterday. al which u was
moved 10 support Mitchell. II Is b.
Isvsd there will b no opposition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-23

TIE House Committee on Military
Affairs have authorized q bill TO DO rc-
ported apprOpriaiing s72.G37 to pay the
State OF Oregon. and si.62i for citizens
Of California. for Mojoo war eIpcndi.
lures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-23

LIyrSGsroSK.-A large black marble
tombstone, bearing tho following inscrip-
ton in gold letters, was laid over tha
grave Of the lato DIR. Livingstone in
Westminster Abbey tho q, before
Christmas: Brought by faithful hands,
ovor land and sea. hero rests David Liv-
ingstone, missionary, travel philan-
thropist. Born March -, sl3, at
Blantyrc. Lanarkshirs. Diei May /,
1879. at Chitambos Valley, Ulala. For
thirty years his life was spent in IN IN
wearied effort TO ovangelizo tho native
raco. to explore tho undiscovered secrets
and abolish the le~solating slave trade OF
Central Africa. whore with his last words
he wrote: All / can do In my SOL
itudo is. may Heavens rich blessing
come down on every ono-Amercan,
English, Turk-who will holp TO heal
this open sore Of the world"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-23

PAnsoS BaowsLow. now United States
senator from Tennessee. has purchased
a half interest in tho Knoxville Daily
and Weekly choaiae, which will here
after DO known Asths WAiea.i Cxyosisk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-23

,,a Ev,.n Ds1 NJ. 3. ~. "a srads' 's'e.eHl
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REMOVAL.


49, .tcsa
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maximas, decretos proclamas de los em.
peradores YaO, 81 humane, Chun, Ell Ca
ritativo, y Yu ell grsnde, el fundador de
Ia dlnastla de los Hia, q, 207) como ell de
los Shsng ll.766), y Ia de los Theu, hasta
la DE los Ping Wang. De reuuirnos nos
hubo ConfusiO sus fragmentos; y es el
que nos describe el imperio (Yu kung,
caPltulO) y los sistemas que deben regir de
gobierno; con votos solemnes diriiidos &
Shanh ia (el supreme senor Dios) antes
de la batalIa, y lIeno todo de amonestacio
nes que tienden encaminar & los empe
radOres Ia humanidad por medic de
buenos ejemplos. AL frances trad1joIo el
Z. Gaudil por el ano de 1910, en- cuyo
tempo 10 di6 la estampa por primera
vez en- cuarto mayor, teniendosele hoy y
con sobrada razoO, por una de las mejores
trsdiciones.
3. Ell Chi-king 70 libro de los Versos)
que trata de aquellos sentimientos mas
sublimes y profundos acerca de la moral,
de los asuntos p6blicos, como de los
aetos privadOs, en- cuatro capltulos 70 sea
el K"o fang, 8 himnOs nacionales; el
S'aO-ya, 9 elogios inferiOres; el Ta-ya,
o grandes elogios y ell TS~ng, sacrifcios
imperiales( subdivididos en- estancias RI
madas, que solo tienden a celebrar ell
bien, y censurar ell NAL Fantasticos
vienen ser muchos de ellos, segura-
mcnte interpolados. A Confucio y no q
otro ninguno es al que Sc debe que
hssta nosotros hubiese llegado colecciona-
do complete, poseyendose hoy de Ell
diversas traducciones debidas los cele-
bres sinolOgos De la Charme, Mohl y
Julien, que al latin uno, como al aleman
otro, y Ell tercero al frances hubieron de
publicarlas con mas meaos elegancia y
perfection.
4. Ei Liking Nibro de los Ritos, 8
Espejo dc moralidad) at ibuido en- parte q
Chau kung, con un comentario de los dos
hermanos Tai; contiene los precep
tos de ConfuciO acerca de las diferentea
acciones, que estan al slcance de todas las
edades, iniciando por medic de sus sabios
consoles a que sea la paciencia la que mas
deba practicarse. Aunlus todo iDterpo-
lado y sin Observarse por complete, la
norma viene d ser este libro del tribunal
de los ritos de Pekin, y de los otros seis
tribunales inferiores, ssi como tambien la
base de toda la religion, resaltando en- todo
el aquellas maximas mas sanas verdade-
r IS que deben Observarse Ell cuanto reve-
renciar los padres, y hOnrar los ante
pasados por medic de buenas acc ones;
asi como el modo que han de usar los
padres para correjir a aus hijos.
(Continuard,)
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V A r | E D A d E S .
LA LaTERATA SAN LETRAS.
(ContinuGrd.) }

La poetastra de hoy! Oh! ese es un
ser inverosfmil, y, perd6nenme la Erase,
mitad hombre, mitad mujer, (pues que 81
por ell sexo pertenece d 10 segundO, sus
infulas son de 10 primero), que, robando
caricias a sus hijos y poesia al hogar 81 es
casaia y madre, y huyendo la moral de una
modestia encantadora y de un candor an
gelical, que conatituyen una de las mas
sublimes fas de la mujer, ST es SOL
ters; sola, aislsda, empieza empapar-
se la Imagination con nOvelas, desde
Pablo y Virginia hasta las de Fernandez
y Gonzalez, y con versos de todas classes
y generos, desde los romances caleieros
hasta ell Diablo MXndo de Espronceda y
acaba, perdido va ell sentido comun y Ia
vOluntad propia, por ser loca rematada y
promover la irrision de todos los que tie
men la desgracia de tratarla y Ia paciencia
de escnchar, cuando no de alabar ei CD +.
mulO de sandeces que parte de aquel m6-
men estrafalsriO y descompuesto.
Pues bien: Gsta madre que no es ma
DIRE, porqae desconoce su elevada mission,
y cOncentra toda su conciencia y senti
miento (que, dice ella posee en- grado
superlativO) en- los hist6ricos ages de pro-
Juntla meIancOlSG que pretende lamar en-
NAL rimados y peor medidos versos, con
los cuales emborrona una resma de papel
de barbas, poni6ndoles por sempiterno
eplgrafe SMSpiros, EcOs del alma 8 Flores
marchitas, &as, &aa, Aamantes de una orto-
grafia y prOsodia que asesinsn; 6sta, repi-
to, es la poet;sa qus tanto abunda en- la
sctualidad, sea madre hija, viuda, casa
de sOltera, pues que tOdas son de un
mismo corte y dispsrstan a compks ho-
rrorosamente; aunque, dicho sea de paso,
Ia solters es mas risible por su tr6gico
rOmanticismo, por su aerea espirituaIidad;
ests, Ia soltera, 10, We todo al trav6s de
prismas seductcres, bien color de rosa,
bicn color de la palida aEucena; aque-
lla, la casada viuda, de colores som
brios, envuelto en- gasas nocturnas, me.
lanc6licas, enlutadas, llenas de Genios tS-
tricoS y dtUinidadeS Jattdicas, (estilo de Las
mas recientes producciones de una poeti-
sa que conozco, bastante fecunda pol
ciertO en- peoria horripiIante).
Para mi, no hay NADIA mas gracioso que
la pOetisa en- agraz de nuestros dias, SO
bre TODD q la hOra fatal, las II de Il
noche, cnando los genios gimen con Iol
c6tiros y rugen con los aquiloues, cuandt
los espiritu 30 emb"zsn en- las gasas de
nocturno pabelIon como en- manto de ST
bilas y la luna llora misteriosa derraman
do raudales de argentadas lagrimas sobr,
las flores y las hortaizss, sobre las poe
ticas acsciss y las prosaicas higueras.
Entonces es cuando ella Sc siente ma
inspirada su volcanica frente arde; su
mdsculas tiemblan; su corazon psIpi
ia, &. &. &..-.........
Sus melenas tirabuzones, sobre tod
81 son pcstizos, besados pOr las beisaa, Oh
dulau 4 piacl ere; sus ojos, velados 10
una tristura homeiica, siquiera pestsnsal
aftrsves de los lentes, olsvados al cielc
mansion del PaFaaso, arraba!es y extra
: muros; su mann or.s.ns un mal cOrtad
! lspiseTo " ksbsr J % desGsa sabs
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meaidas, es dacir a c"priche; psrO no
es esto 10 mas particular, sino que en- los
ocho verses en- question, he tenid0 la pa
ciencia de contar cusrents y un ayes, do
CO ils4Siosaes deshyGdGs y ounce q'tejsdos
desgGrrdd0reS. Y hago aqui punto final
para no contraer una eYilepsia.
Nuestras presuntas poetisas, que jug
gar por 10 visto, nj comen, nj beben IT,, &s
os hablan siempre de sentimientos inco-
mensurables, de amores perdidos con H,
de esperanzas mustias con S, Ga y, 81
analizais, todo es meutira; no sienten ma
da corazon, no saben 10 que es, aunque
tanto 10 frasean escribiendolo con g, ed
decir, coracon, y su cabeza anda con la
maldita poesfa, 4 pajaros.
La poesfa en- ciertos temperamentos es
I'm suicide; enloquecc, trastorna, y Ia
persona mas formal Ia convierte en- hazme
reir de todo el mundo.
Ay 81 yo pudiera, lectores mios, trans
cribiros cierta coleccioncilla de versos que
poseo, gusrdados como orc en- paho
Que ratio ibsmos passr -s s..sa.....
En- fiu, senorss appendices de poetisas
con tanta inspiration como 20 billctes de
banco, para concluir tomare un caracter
serio y os repetire una y mil veces que
esta ridlcula mission no es la vuestra: Ia
mujer no Sc debe ri la sociedad, nj al
adelanto moderno, nj la gloria p6stuma;
su trono es Ell hogar; su gloria sus hijos.
La muier debe asombrar, enternecer
con sus virtudcs; no promover risa y
desden con sande, es locuras.
En- Dinamarca acsba ell gobierpo de con
ceder las mujeres el derecho de poder
obtener grades y titulos academicos y
carreras a.
Dara gustO vivir ALI. Ese gobierno me
rece mi admiration por su heroico vslcr.
Sin embargo, y yconcluyo, tened sn cuenta
que aunque me postre de hinoios ante fgnras
tan colosales como Mad. S ael, Gertrudis
de Avellaneda, Carolina Coronado Angela
Grassi, Maria del P. Sinues de Marco 81.
y otrss ilustres hermanas vuestras, sin
embargo murmurare por 10 bajo ain cesar:
{" esta no es tn mission, mujercits."
d. P,nedG.
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gran profusion de banderas naciona
les esta diciendo en- alta yoz que e
pueblo todo toma parte en- tan sante
regocio.
FL Sr. 0bispo Sc apea frente & ID
puerta principal de la Iglesia, en- Gu
20 lugar Sc reviste de los correspon
dientes vestuarios pontihcales, y GU
bierto con la mitra, y empunando el
baculo, va q colocarse bajo el patio
que q la entrada misma del temple lie
esta preparado para conducirlo al
presbiterio. Debajo del palio hay
un almohadon en- donde hace genu-
flexion antes de echar q andar, como
quien desea honrar aquel santo tenn
plo, que es Ia casa de su Dios, ell
Sr. Cura lie da ent6rces q besar un
crucifijo. Hecho este, la procession
comienza, y q ella acompafia en- tono
grave y magestuoso ell canto de esta
antifona /" Entire nosotros Sc halla
va ell gran sacerdote y Pontf6ce, que
practica virtudes en- abundancia !:
90 buen Pastor de estas ovejas, ro-
CAD por nosotros al Senor."
Acto continue ell Sr. Obispo Sc
postra a los pies del altar santo, y le-
vantandoso un momento despues, Sc
va al lado de la Epfstola, y entona
allf una plegaria fervorosfsima en- ia
vor de aquel pueblo, cuyo santo pa
trono inyoca como su intercesor es-
pecial delante del Todopoderoso. Di-
rfgese en- seguida al medic del altar,
abre por ST mismo ell Sagrario, en-
donde esta reservado Ell Santisimo
Sacramento, examina atentamente 81
ell lugar es tan decoroso como CORES
ponde a la Magestad que en- Ell Sc
encierra, y trata de persuadirse de
que allf existe real y verdaderamente
todo cuanto Sc requiere para conssr-
var dignamente aquel pan celestial
que debe servir de alimento a sus hi
jos en- el Senior, fnterin estos Sc en-
cuentren vivos q la gracia, terminan-
do este examen por dar la bendicion
q las concurrentes con el mismo SIN
tisimo Sacramento.
Acabado este acto en- favor de los
vivos q la vida de la gracia, pasa in
mediatamente a examinar la pila
bautismal y q: santo 6leo, con que de-
ben ser regenerados y ungidos aque
Hos que han de nacer 4 esa misma
vida ppr medic del santo bautismo.
Y para que ma IA fate en- conformi-
dad q las solicitudes de un Pastor
amoroso y tierno, ell Prelado entona
despues de este sufragios en- favor de
sus ieles hijos difuntos. Los vivos
ST, los que han de vivir, y los que vi
vieron q la vida de la gracia ;todos
reciben las atenciones paterna'es de
su prelado al cOmenzar a abrirse ia
Santa Pastoral vista.
Otro dia podra ser mas extenso
s. s. s.