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How They Do Il in KaHS1S,

EDITOR STAR Thinking the
young folks (at lcast) and perhap.
the bachelors of Lake county ant
surrounding country who read til,
STAR, would like to know how thu
young men WOO and win fair lad,
in this part of Kansas, l will try
and give it as near as possible
thinking some one may be proftcd
by my SO doing: The young man
selects his victim and straightway
moves his trunk containing all hi:
worldly goods beneath her fathers
roof. lie then assumes the head OF
the family, as far as work is con.
corncd, chopping fire wood when i,
storms, bringing water for washing,
and driving the team to town, let
ting the old folks ride in the hind
most part of the wagon. If the
mother thinks he will do for the
daughter to tic to, the old gentle
man docs not say aught against it
(as the mothers have the control of
the girls), only suggesting that the
daughter ought to wait until her
birthday: If it meets the approba-
ton Of the mother, she informs the
young gent few days before the
girls birthday, that he must 90 with
the father to the county seat and
procure his commission Tor license
from Judge Of Probate); they gem
orally go the day before, SO the
community will not know it, but
''murdQr will out" and a case of
this kind is out in a few hours.
The guests are invited few hours
previous to the knots being tied,
10y one of the family, who always
goes on horseback. From the time
aae rider is seen riding away in the
distance, a crowd is seen struggling
over the ridges in groups of one, all
on foot: The major part of the
company being assembled, the hap
Ply pair are ushered in from behind
a curtain or from some clubhouse
Tor hole in the greund), when the
squire comes forward smiling and
asks the bridegroom for his COM
mission: lie stammcrs out some
thing, when the soon to be mother
in-law jams one hand down the neck
of her dress and says, esquire, dew
you want tow see this ere thins!'
lie takes it from her, and is soon
satisfied it is all right. lie turns
to the couple and tells them to stand
up and join their right hands. The
old lady calls the Squire attention,
by saying, aye did not give that air
thing back agin." After handing
1t back, he proceeds to tic the knot;
the old lady protesting all the while
that'thcy had better wait until after
dinner, as her "dartcr wouldent be
as likely to faint" but alas. the old
lady was mistaken, the daughter
stands it through without even los
ing her color, which is few shades
lighter than her future brothcr-in-
laws. The fashion here is a calico
dress, with white handkerchief
pinned around the neck, heavy sto
ga shoes, and hair flying down the
back-by both the bride and brides
maid. The bridegroom is dressed
in black; pants inside of boots, hair
cut short, and face well shavcn, en-
cept muscntouchcm. QUIZ.
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Land For Sale.

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Ia Webb9r township, will be sold for 81 per
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Jan, nth 1871
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TRAINS GOING SOUTHEAST.
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Connections made at Toledo with the Lake Shsrs
Mich Southern n II for Cleveland and Chicago.
and with tho n a d n II for Cincinnati and tho
South. Also, with the 4 " q w X n to and frsrr
Michigan Central Railroad. FOR Chicago and local
points East ana West; and Detroit with the Great
Western and Grand Trunk and Canada Southern
Lansing a Lake Michigan X X; at Holly with the
Detrcit 4 Milwaukee. AT Flint with the Chicago
. Lake huron. At East Saginaw with l. & s
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Notice..

Us. LAND OFFICE, IoSIA, MICH,
April 23d, 1871.
Complaint having been entered al this OF
flce by Wellington Knapp ana Peter ID. Kalc
against Richard l.. DciZell for abandoning
1874, upon the i; 4 of N W "a and N u of s
w Section y, Township 10 North, Range II
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-04

de llesar 4 Madrid, traia para 81 gobier-
no pliegos importantes, cuyo secreto
hubiera sido imprudente confiar al cor
REQ s al telegrato, y acerca del que Aerz
Wan las suposlclones, aunque 10 mejor
enterados dejaban trasllcir que Sc tra-
Iataba de una vasta 'eonspiraeion urtlida
en- Espaha contra Ell gobierno, descu,
bierta en- L5nlres porla policla ingle-
Sa.
!, - H ioyep seer7tario, marques por mas
ssehas, ydmays Mbio por anadidura, era
Il prep6sito para dar pabu,o 4, es-
ia especie de ramores ipadecia una YER
dadera monomania s mas bien una YER
tladera anglo-mania Par. el el mundo
era Inglaterra J fnera de Inglaterran9
habia NADIA. .ssiasla
~ Afectaba todas las manerAsf fAs mn
Lord, hablaba en- castellano con acento
lingles, la seriedad lie su rostIo AbglAdia
encerrada entire dos patillas perfecta-
mente brItanIeas, como Sc encierrae una
palabra entire dos almiraci6nes " de
SECURE habria resaelto suioidarsen de
puro spseen, EN- ell lllamellto en- que Ia
fortuna ie pusiera en- In mano yeinte
mil libras esterfinas- de renta pero
sentre tanto2taana la eScentricidad fe ir
fyieiendo cor el mezduino sueldo de su
importante empleo. alia
H Este personaje international SO veia
asedlqdo por los enriosos, pretemtlido
tpor las mas atlas infualilciias sisdulado
por todos, 10 mismo hosa pres que. llltlr
leres, pues poseia un, xaereto de Estado
y va Sc sabe e! ifltests que inspira Ia
PERSONA deGtpn tle h que hay algo que
queremos averiguar Ya se' We, I'll l,o1
! sn parte se dsba todo ell aire de mi
profundoedplomatico, encnrginetose eiI
una reserya sospecho&a, efudiendo las
preguntas y'dejailelo caer palabras hue.
cas- para que eada sno las. llenaras con
40 que mlor 10 rareciefa Era per Il
tsAr ff4r y
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Has obras formada por el Sr. Arqui-

Febrero ID Reconocida N !; N
veniaacia de que los SressaMkslIdts
dc sdistrito Sc sirvan propagnr la va
c,ih:s cad2 lno de ellos Ell cl snyo
Gaspeeteb ] local que juzguens ih,is
adaptable anoporelon.lndoies ef ES-
'RcleaHsimo Aynnramiento ef virus
quencceSiten Sc acord6 que sin per-
.]picio de que contin1e como obliga-
tOria la yacunacion semanal en- los
salones de la Casa Consistorial del
modoSqne ahora tiene efecto, sc di-
ria una atenta communication Il los
.citadds Sres. Facultatiyos, cxcitando
.sll eiieacia Y sentimientos hulnanita-
rios, nor 81 Sc dignan prestar yolnn-
tariamente este nuevo { nnportante
servlcio en- obsequio 4 s,!s conciuda-
danos. Y Que Sc les manifesto que
scr;n auxiliatlos de ui.a maners. muy.
cficaz por los lnspectores dc distrlto,
!, fin de que pucdan c'lmplir sin el
menor obstacuIo nj entorpccimicnto
tan dclicado cometido.
\ para remtir al ST. Director del
periodico ell BoLENIN Nero CaNrn con
el fin de que So sirya publicarlo, Ii
bro Ia presente.visada por el ST. Al
caldc en- Puerto-Rico Il cinco dc mar
10 de mil ochocientos setenta y siete.
-No BE-! Presidente interino,
I'ad'cios --.Josf 4,ugon y Htertas.
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luio, y su presencia ofrecia la a.agradable
novedad de un encantador abandono.
Era una especie de ipcognito que la
descubria en- yez de ocultarla, y brilla-
ba preeisaniente porque no aspiraba 4
brillar. Por 10 visto aquella noche no
guerra ser ella; pero la celebridad inn
pone tambien sus condolences, Y ell mum
do esta empenado en- que ha de ser
siempre la misnla.
Despues de una rapida ojeada, que lie
basto para distinguir los semblantes CO.
nocidos de los desconocidos, sin obli-
garla q saludar 4 nadie, cogio los GENE
los, cubri6 con ellos sus ojos Y los diri,
gio a Ia escena, aunque su mirada furti-
va saltaba de cabeza en- cabeza y de
semblante eli semblante por debajo de
los gemelos, que lie seryian de pantalla
Es muy diflcil de encontrar la cara
de Ia persona que no Sc conoce; perc
isaya Y. & convencer de esto 4 una nina
mimada que Sc obstina en- Greer que
lleva en- el pensamiento ell retrato de
original que busca
En- el segundo acto, Margarita Gamble
de posicion para extender y completal
sus inyestigaeiones. Algunos movimien
tos bruscos, NAL reprimidos, revelaba1
de vez en- cuando los desenganos que
experimentation sus ojos inquietos.
Cream yer algo miraba melor nc
vela nada
El segundo aeto estaba punto dt
concluir, y la senorita de Miramar /
punto de desesperarse.
Velase en- medic de las butacas uni
que Sc hallaba desocupada toda Ia no
che, cosa notable engna funcion en- que
el p1hlico Sc habia disputado las locali
dades con verdadero encarnizamiento
Margarita repar6 en- ella; pero gu,
podia eneontrar en- una butaca yacla
cuando no encoptraba NADIA Ell tanta,
butacas llenas
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ST ell embaiador de Ia Gran Bretana
Sc habia propuesto dar 4 la buena So
ciedad de Madrid una fiesta explendida,
justo es decir que la buena sociedad
por su parte SO habia propuesto haeer1
Ia mas fastuosa con su presencia y con
SUI lujo. ..,, -5 .-t.... Il
Y el case es que los politioos mas sa-
gaces miraban de reolo este suceso, que
les parecia inmotivado, que no tenia
causa aparente, nj pretexto admissible
como los ingleses todo 10 hacen con
su cuentay y fazon, seempenaban Ell que
habia de octlltarse en- ello algun name
10 diplomatico de la astuta Inglaterra.
Creian, por 10 menos, que intentaba
disputar Francia Ia Influenza en- nues-
tros negocios, y de aqui los temores de
uhos y las esperanzas de otros. Bien
podia ser una mera eXcentrlcldad del
honorable Sir, 8 una illtriga casera de
la espiritual embaiadora; pero .admita1
Sc tan racional hipotesis, y adiasA pefs-
picacia de los hombres de Estado, No
debe perderse de vista que III Times,
que inprime y pubiica cuanto Sc lie pa
ga, habia ananciado la fiesta pomposa-
mente, y no Sc extrahara que los esta-
distas de corrillo v los politicos lie cafe
temieran y esperaran un eambio de mi
nisterio, 8 un cambio en- la polltica del
gobierno de 1nodo que estaban 'fjos en-
ell bale de Ia Embalada inglesa ehasta
los ojos de las gentas que pasan Ia yitkp
Ell las plazuelas
A mayor abundsniento corria 81 ru-
NOR de que el secretario de la Embaja.
da espahola en- I4ondres, que acahahs