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La crónica., 1877-11-24

en- negros. Con este 10 pasaba dia sin
que hubiera camorra sobre 81 tn eTes
blanco y yo soy rojo, 81 aver eras
pardo y hoy eres negro. En- este
pasaban los dias y las noches dispu-
tando sobre quien merecia mejOr
tener ell mando, con la sana inten-
cion de zurrar q los de color contra
rio; hasta que eansado Lucifer de
tanta algarabIa, mando tocar gene
rala, Y reuniendo los demonios de
todos dolores, con voz de trneno les
diriji6 este discurso:
"sQuoSque tandem d6utere Quilts
patienio me0? 5Hasta cuando ha
de durar ell capricho de pintarse?
SHasta cGando hemos de estar SUI
friendo las consecuencias de ese ca
pricho? IHasta cuando ha de rel
mar ell dos0rden y la confusion que
la variedad de dolores ha INTRODUCE
do?p
"Cansado estoy de que me calen-
tets las o%rejas los blanccs, los ne
gros, los pardos y los rojos. Todos
pretendeis que me pinte de vuestro
color, y 20 no quiero pintarme; y
no quiero, porque veo claro y CO.
nozco que al pintarme, sea del color
que quiera, doy pie para que los del
mismo color, orgullosos con la pre-
ferencia, insulten a los demas, dam
do lugar a que este Sc convierta en-
una merienda de negros (los idem
piden la palabra) iSenores, 6rderl
Aquf no hay palabrs que valga;
cansado estoy de DIR palabras. Es-
tamos reunidos para cortar de raiz
los abuses y d~es6rdenes que la di-
versidad de dolores ha introducido.
"Desde que andais pintados, no
Sc piensa en- cumplir Ia dnica obli-
gacion que tenemos, que es la de
atormentar q los que ell ell mundo
no han vivido segun la ley del que
los mando aqu1; y para restablecer
ell 0rden y terminar de una vez este
guirigdy, ordeno y mando que per-
manezcais sumergidos en- la la La
guna Estigia hasta que recobreis
vuestro primitive color; y & los que
tan prouto habeis sido blancos como
negros, y pardos como rojos, mando
que vayais al mundo y os ocupeis
en- incitar q los hombres para que
adopten vuestro sistema, Y al divi-
dirse en- partidos trabajen sin des-
canso de orgulio, la ambicion, Ell
odio y Ia vengaDza."
Las 0rdenes de Lucifer fueron
cumplidas al pie de la letra, y cuen-
tan que desde ent0nces no Sc oye
en- los profundos y temidos avsrnos
una VOC mas alta que otra, y reina
una paz, una tranquilidad y IN Or
den que envidiarian mas de cuatro
naciones civiliZadas.
La crónica., 1877-11-24

Ell RENovADoR SICILIANo VEGE-
TAI DE HALL-Para ell Cabello es
una combination cientfiica de algu-
nos de los agentes restauratlvos
mas poderosos Ell Ell RENO vegetal.
Restituye ell cabello eano q su color
original. Blanquea y limpia ell casco
cura la caspa y los humores y evita
la caida del cabello. Suministra ell
principle nutritivo por ell cual Sc nu-
ire v sostiene ell cabello. Haee que
ell pelo permanezca hdmedo, suave
V sedoso, Y no tiene rival como arti
cuio de tocador. Els la preparacioa
mas economical que Sc haya ofrecl-
do janias al pdb'ico, pues sus etec-
tos permanecen largo tempo, ha-
ciendo necesaria una sofa aplica-
cion OCCASIONAL. La recomiendan y
usan los hombres de ciencia emf
nentes Y la aprob0 oficialmente el
Ensayador del Estado de Massachu-
sets. La venden totlos los botica-
RIGS.
La crónica., 1877-11-24
LLBRO MANUAL
DE
LEYES DE MINAS DE COPP

Sc ACADIA DE PUBLICAN
Els una obra necesaria para todo
Minero, Especulador, Agente,
Gambusino, CORRIDOR y hom-
bre de negocios en- los Esta-
dos y Territories Mineros.
PRECIo SOLO 81. PRECIO Sole 81.
I'm libro de bolsillo complete para re-
fereneia en- TODD asunto bajo las Leyes de
Minas de los Estados Unidos. La obra
Ultima y mas tidedigna sobre ell particu-
lar.
La crónica., 1877-11-24
ATAQUES deEPILEPSIA
o
Enfermedad de Caida,

CURADA PERFECTAMENTE-NO Els
BROMA-UN MES DE USO DE LOS CE-
LEBRES Il INFALIBLES POLyOS DEL
DIR. GOULARD PARA Los ATAQUES.
Para convencer d los pacientes de que
estos polvos haran TODD 10 que Eosotros
pretendemos para eilos, los enviaremOs
por correo, PORTE PAGADO PARA QUE
Sc PRUEBEN GRATIS UNA GAIA. Co
mo ell DR.. Goulard es ell unico medico que
haya hecho de este IN estud.o es.
pecial, y como tenemos c-onocimlento de
que hay miles que hau sido PERMANENT
TEMENTE CURADOS por ell uso de estos
POLVOS, GARANTIZAMOS UNA CURA
PERMANENTE en- cada case, Il os DE
VOLVEREMOS Ell DINERO GASTADO.
Todos los pacientes dobeIian dar q estos
Polvos n prueba temprana y conven-
cerse de us poderes curativos.
Precio, por GAIA grande $500 o cuatTo
cajas por $40 90, Sc envian por correo a
e~ualquier parte de los Estados Unidos o
Canada al recibir ell importe 8 por SEX
pres q cobrar al e~ntregarse. Dirigirse q
ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton Steet, Brooklyn, n. Y.
La crónica., 1877-11-24
TRASLADO.

la Ofcina de LA CR0NICA Sc ha
trasladado de los cuartos que ocn-
psba en- Ell Temple Block a las Sa.
las N0s. 2 7 en- Ell Downey Block.
Entrada proxima q la esquina de
Ia Gale Temple del Edificio.
La crónica., 1877-11-24

Pregunt0 q una hermosa dana un
varon que NJ 10 era
-5En que piensa V. cuando no
piensa en- NADIA?
-5En que he de pensar, en- ell me.
rito de V.
La crónica., 1877-11-24
FerrO- CarrI PaCifiC0 del
Sur y ~vaporeS.
DIVISION DE LOS ANGELES,
YUMA, SAN DIEGO Y
CAMBIO DE
TEMPO.

BESIDE J despues del Lines 9 de Julio
de 1877 y hasta nueva orden, correran los
trenes como sigue:
La crónica., 1877-11-24

Habiendo enviudado un alcalde,
quiso que TODD ell ayuntamiento en-
cuerpo asistiese al e%ntierro. FL sfn-
dico Sc opuso dando por razon, que
no era costumbre en- ell pals.
-Si V. fuera ell muerto, anadi6,
iriam0s todos con mucho gusto.
La crónica., 1877-11-24

Cuando Sc nombr0 ministro q H.,
dijo ell maestro de bale que habia
Itenido de j0ven.
No cree possible que desempehe
bien ese cargo; 10 cierto es que fue
mi discfpulo dos a1cs, y no pudo
aprender n pirueta.
La crónica., 1877-11-24

Cuaudo nombraron arzobispo q
Cisneros, un labrador de Torrelagu-
ma, dandose importancia, sofia decir:
Que fortuna para Ell y que gloria
para mi, que he siao su maestro.
-Pues III lie decia ell cura, Sque
pudiste ensenarle cuando no sabes
nj siquiera leer?
lie ensene 4 silbar.
La crónica., 1877-11-24

p8- A Bradley y Rulofson sc les conce
do la Medalla Nacional de ORC POI las
Meiores Fotogranas de los Estados Unidos,
v la Medalla de viena por las Mejores del
Mundo.
42e Gale Montgomery. San Francisco
La crónica., 1877-11-24
Fed SU CONTENIDO YPEDID
UNA COPIA.
Todos nuestros Amigos emprende-
dores la tendran.
CoNTIENE LA OBRA.

CONTIENE LA OBRA.
/. La Ley de Mtnas de los Estados Uni
dos & InstruccioEes de la Ohcina de Terre-
nos aceica de clio. Cada seccion de la
ley esta seguida Embellishments por las
instrucciones de la Ufcina de terrenos a
ella references. Este es un arreglo con-
veniente, pues evita ell andar buscando
hojas para hallarlas.
2. Una recopilacion de las decisiones
segun las Leyes de Minas ahora vigentes.
Esta acabada la recopilacion hasta la fe-
cha de publicacion y como contiei G las
uliimas decisiones llena ell lugar de todas
las publ.caclones anteriores.
8. Nuevas y Mejoradas Formulas para
localizar un sfclaim, - avisos lie delin-
cuencia etc. -hasta expedition de patente.
4. Una lista complete de .sclaims'' de
minas que va tienen patente, arregladas
por Estados, Territories, condados,
y districts. Esta lista vale para los mi
neros mucho mas de 10 que cuesta ell libro.
La obra contiene eco paginas de AZ por
8 lgadas cad una Y es un companero
de bolsillo para ell minero y hombre re
negocios.
LOs que quieran copias dh1janse & la
Ohcina de LA CRoNICA, en- Los Angeles,
Cal. Y Sc les suministraran.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-29
Al FAT CLUB RECEPTION.

There was an unusually large attendance of
pleasant and refined ladies and gentlemen at
thereceptlon of this popular club last evening
The dancing was kept up until late hour
and those who were favored with invitations
pronounced the reception the most enjoyable
one OF the season, so far The gentlemen
comprising this club are certainly au fat in
management Of party. No guest of the
clubs ever leaves one of its receptions with
out extolling the courtesy and good manners
that are to be met with there, Carson may
well feel little proud in the possession OF
such a distinguished social club.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-29
THE MORNING APPEAL FOR 1879.

In a few days we shall issue Prospectus
for the New Year. Among the items therein
set forth will be statement of reduction in
our rates of subscription. For example
Delivered by carrier, one week, 25c.
Sent by mail, one year 50 90
Sent by mail, six months 90
Sent by mail, three months 90
This is a reduction of fifty per cent in the
price of the paper delivered within the city,
and a general reduction of about 50 per cent
on the price of yearly, semi-annual and quar-
terly subscriptions. The Prospectus will set
forth, more infinitely, certain intentions,
prospects and purposes, all of which will pre-
sent the advantages to be derived from
regular subscription to the MORNING APPEAL.
Police CoURT.-Before his Honor Judge
Witherill, yesterday, appeared John Norris
sey, not of pugilistic or political renown, but
the other who was arrested by officer Dun
can for using language which Jared upon re-
fined ears, while under the influence of the
''exhilarating" Result of his visit to the
Judge was free board and lodging for the
space of fifteen days.
DEPARTURES. Two sleepers went out last
evening both full, Among the departures
were Mrs Arthur J. Hutchinson, who de-
parts for the Bay; Hon. A. W. Atkinson
of Eureka, who has been sojourning at the
Capital for several days, and Mrs. T. j. Muir
ply of Carson Valley.
FIRE - The fire which frightened the
northern horizon last evening was occasioned
by the igniting of woodpile out by Marlette
Lake. By latest telegraphic advices we learn
that the fire was under control.
The auction at the store of Mr.. c. w. |
Friend, was well attended last night. Mr.. |
Samuel H. Greenberg acted in the capacity
Of auctioneer, and performed his duties re
narkably WE'LL for novice.
BULLIoN.-Received yesterday per South
ern Stage by Wells Fargo & Co., two bars
If bullion from BelIeville, valued at S2849, 80.
Several focks of wild geese were heard
,ver head last night, travelling in northerly
direction.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-29

SLIGHT UPSET. - Yesterday afternoon a
buggy containing lady and gentleman was
passing along Nevada street. Whether the
gentleman and lady were in love or not, we
are unable to say, but at all events the atten-
ton of the driver was not sufficiently at
tracted to the team to prevent their shying
at coal oil can at the corner of Robinson
and Nevada streets. The little buggy grace
fully reeled and landed the gentleman upon
the cold, cold ground, with the reins in his
hands. The lady held, if we may be allowed
to say it, manfully on to the near side. No
damage. Buggy righted, and all went
peacefully on in the direction of Franktown.
4 good item spoiled.
OBsTRUcrIoNs.-We beg to call the atten-
ton of the Street Inspector to the fact that,
day and night, wagons are left standing on
Spear street, at the corner Of Division, by the
side of large barn, much to the inconveni-
ence of passers by. The other night lady
stumbled over some lead-bars and chains ly-
ing across the sidewalk and nearly sprained
her ankle. There is an ordinance on the
subject of distractions, we believe
RODENTS. Travellers from Bodie report
that camp infested with rats, and the absence
of cats is a striking feature of the place The
feline market of Caason is fearfully over
stocked. Why can not some enterprising
Spectator take cargo of these moonlight
warblers to Bodie and realize handsome re-
suit from his venture
DEAD-Mrs James Moore of Vallejo, after
many months of intense suffering, died in that
city on Thursday morning. She was an &C
lady in all respects. Mr.. Moore (who for
merly resided in CARSON has our very hearty
sympathy in his distress.
FUNERAL.-The funeral of Maude, the lit
tie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hollis |
took place yesterday. The deceased was a
most extraordinarily beautiful child, and her
bright, angelic face will be missed by many in !
this city. The bereaved parents have our
sympathy.
to Bodie. A team was loading at their store
but the skies look nightly as if |
said teams would have hard time getting
through
The weather is very disagreeably cold. The
skies are overcast, and storm is imminent.
Get out your listers and overshoes, and if
you havnt any, go to Joe Platts or Frank
Boskos.
PERSONAL Elk Senator William NJ Stew
lrt arrived from Bodie yesterday afternoon.
Hon. Jasper Babcock's genial face was also
een in the city last evening.
Subscribe for the MORNING APPEAL during
he coming year. This journal will present
;reater attractions than ever to the intelligent
eader.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-29
RUNG \ COLD DECK on Hin.

He is prominent newspaper man in the
eastern portion Of the State He parts his
leair in the middle. The part is over five
inches wide, which gives him an innocent
cast of countenanco To those who know
him not, he might be considered verdant in
appearance. He was riding, in sleeper, on
the C. P R. R., and fell into an innocent
little game Of pedro, with a Colonel, Professor
and Doctor. During an animated converse
ton and quiet deal, three aces were thrown
upon his side Of the table, after which one of
the three naively remarked, with the greatest
GOODNESS, q [ wish that we were playing poker
| don't know that | have been favored with
such hand for years" Our editorial friend
saw the game, looked up innocently, and re-
marked g [ have been favored also |
have a pretty good poker hand myself. The
three looked at each other as he continued,
thusly They call you Professor p eyes. "
" And you Colonel ?" " Yes" g You are
from the East, believe p q Yes. ''Well,
gentlemen, he concluded, rising, q You had
better take the next train back. We meet it
Just the other sine of Battle Mountain. You
can't make a cent at this. They have been
teaching it in the Sunday Schools in Califor
for
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-29
The market continues to fuctu-

STOCKS.-The market continues to fuctu-
ate ina way to displease the bulls. The
great clean up which they expected to make
ere the advent of the New Year has not been
realized at this writing If there is anything
IL Ophlr, Alta or Justice, the mines which
have recently been so greatly talked up by
the insiders, why do they not permit the pub
lie to see their great deposits of mineral
wealth? The outsiders have precious little
faith in the assurances of the insiders, and
We do not blame them. Take out your bull
lion, you manipulators, if you have any and
declare dividends, and then the public will
place confidence in what you assert, other
wise not
Mr.. John Forbes, resident agent of the
forwarding house of d. W. Earl, leaves
within few days for California on visit,
and may 90 to the Sandwich Islands ere he
returns to his duties in this city. Mr..
Forbes has been in our midst for several
years, where he has made many friends
We wish him a pleasant journey and safe
and speedy return to these scenes.
Detective Ben Lackey was in the city yes
terday. He came in from long and tedious
trip looking after-well, he didn't say, but
Judging from his good humor, we think he
succeeded in getting him, her or it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-29
NEW YEARS ADDRESS.

The carrier Of the MORNING APPEAL, Albert
Adams, will greet the patrons Of this paper
land the rest of mankind) with the customary
ADDRESS on Tuesday next, January l, 1873.
Give the boy a chance
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-29
TURN VEREIN BALL.

On New Years eve the much talked of
German ball at Turn Verein Hall will take
place. Our German citizens have decided to
make this affair one of the most pleasant and
entertaining of the season, andno doubt their
efforts in that direction will not be in vain.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-29
NEW YEARS CALLS.

Those who desire mention in these columns
as receiving their friends on New Years day,
will please send their names and addresses to
this Office no later than Monday noon, the
31st instant
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-29

n. BIT having been asserted by certain Reynard
his pack, that Engraving cannot be done this side OF
Francisco, prepared to prove it lie, by marking
all goods purchased of for the next thirty days,
and don't you forget it, FREE CHARGE at the little jew
ery Store around the Corner.
December u, 1S77-m H c. MCLAUGHLIN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-29
HOLIDAY GOODS, HOLIDAY GOODS.

E. B. RAIL has just received NICE large assortment of
Fancy Goods suitable for Holiday Presents including nice
Dinner and Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, Wine Sets, Mousache
Cups Vases Satuay, etc, Call and examine goods
and prices before purchasing elsewhere, all the above
line of goods will be sold Cheap for Cash.
dclStjal E. B. RAIL.
, 1877-10-04
NEBRASKA.


SEWARD, Seward Co., Neb., Sept. 20.--In my
former letter intiInated u you that was very
much interested lu the question which hos been
~ much discussed in your papor ths full with
regard to "Procuring Homes for the Uucni-
ployed." While would not suggest any oue
particular State y being the place where a lnan
Of limited means eau go, ind home, aid be-
come comfortable and happy in \ few years, Jet
an free to confess that Sebrslska otfcrs at tho
prcseut Tins Just such Inducements " thou
lands arc looking Tor, but are not able TO sln4.
What eau bs done by = man OF moderate
meAn1 do not know how better 70 illustrate
than by citing case which has come within my
Immediate observation. Three years sxo this
last soHng, tvpant on NY own tarm q
Dwight, Livingston Counsy, ILL.,. not I, satisfied
with hls present condition, moved 70 this coun.
ty fro4n which write. lik family conAlsted of
him.slf, wife, aud four boys, aged II. It II,
horscs, QUE COW. . few littlp pigs, plov, har-
rox. and small aiuouut Of household fu1ul-
, 1877-10-04
A LITTLE TOO PROMPT.

Ny neightor Parfrldgc Male IN Arrangement
with Judge plttnan that whenever the latter
heard Partridge spring his watclinlap's rattlo,
tic Judge should understand TINT burglars
were IN pattr!ugc's ti0nso, mud he should come
over to help drive them oil. Onc night shortly
after, Partridge lad becu up to tho city, md lie
came home IN tlc late hours, reaching his hoUsu
after midnight. To his ycxatIon l,e found that
the hired girl Ind forgotten ab,ut him and
locked tic trUnt door. After sinri1lg tho door.
bill fusious,y Tor half IN hour without waking
anybody, te went around to the yard, and, pro-
curing q crowbar from the she'd, Ae pr!el open
a window-ahuttcs. lie was just about to
raise tbs window, when Nrs. Partridge, arousca,
by the noise, came tn the sccund-storr window
aud saw q burglar csigageA In entering tho
house. She flew to tile trout window and
tprang the rattle. Partrdge's first impulsc
waa to run around and call his wife and cx-
pialn. But ile knew that hs eoulIn's make
her hear while tGc rn'ttu was go!pE. 50 ho
thought b. would 20 inside dlltl CALM her fears.
Hc pushed up the sash aud climbed up on tho
sill. Just ~ hH got hts bo!y halfway way in,
the catcl, on the wtl..inw slipped, aud the heavy
could neither get III nor out. Willie he was
struggling to rclsase himself the Judge arrived
With his shotgun aud nlantcrp, and dog anu u
hired man. A. soon as thr Judge saw the bur-
g!ar In the window, he banged axoy NTH his
gun and poured both barrels ut the scoundrel.
Ths Guu scattered good deal aui the Judge
was nervous, 50 only about a hundred shot
struck Partridge, And then ths Judge turned
the dog ou and let him take few hearty bites;
while Mss. Partridge, seeing that thu burglar
vas hslpless, came down an.t s,latehed out q
hanalul o. THO Of hts hair, and tlcu thumped
bin with the rrumb-bsush 4, ,ast tbs hired
% man seazed tke burglar BY ths legs aud drew
hia on, and then, a the Judge was about 10
pound him With the but OF hls guu, be sbrieke1
that l!s naIns was Partridge. and that 1t was all
mistake: The Judge examined his features
he taihs
"By George. ola fellow, I'm most awful sor-
| r.. You know thought Jou were d"
10 NJ matter what you MouqAt--uo matter
what you soou2ht, YOU Internal old IDIOT i.'s
| enough for nv 10 know that what Yuu didn't
sAoot out VI my ley thai dlaboitcal dog u yours
bit out!"
"your wife spraug the ruttfe, 10 -"
40 I'LL ax hsEl Lifted pretty ne4r Ill the
hais cut Of my head, and Drained me With I
club. Did II vi purpose, know mighty we'll
| 4 llyo8cY Is What III gst lsf hsr And ths
, 1877-10-04

HAT size had lrrn um",1 III there H. l". s'atr'3'
II, death. Int n~EE tu trt wnr'1rtfHf t"naitf
Ut lilo thr ha4 ritliyrI Tn tire f.t fGt l,'r
Heath. anil bsr.tllrs \ virtual living 'oEjssr.
shr LEA I'm Eitr II filthy tng*, hslf nude, i"r
tnuiy c1narlatcrl to nterc s4:l'tutl, mouth
usn.n, e.rro,,ndctl by tlle raIlar Of tcat. l!Ht
I.r her occasional brrkthftg thr would be rn',-
tt1cr@I as ,irai. Size has Aern st'k for twD
ycnts, living 1stnn rl'nrfty, "nnMnlv owning
her." ~ q tthln1wDIlan remarked! II, tic re.
Inrter. She httstine h,lrdtn.ntne Anil was
uhuckc.2 In tho MD ia to de- A more stuke,ihg
night than SHE presents cnlot well he l1RnG1nc.i
and tllustrates t1lu fnht,i;.n treatment The ma
jnrtty Of the Chinesc tncte out 70 their own
people.
, 1877-10-04

very first ihing I'll ,lr In the tn"rhitg viii y"
IN hivr ftNl ARRESTED fur murder. I'm C',ltIg fc
>'t ''ht here ri thr i"rrr a,ul Eu tt an Al.!rF,
mars a* t'n'n daylight ttawn1.'
T'ru III" .tHhrr a:,l Mira. Part ridge tr1rt to
fts,tbe him. but llc rcfuse,i tt' >e tn,nIortcl,
anil hen tile .f.ld:." wcBt hty1,,c Partridge rat
tn tire asl.t'srrrs and mc,ft ate,l rcVciigt While
Mrs, Partridge strrl At th: wtIrtuw and trir1l.
Hut lie "cnt III ut hrraIiia.s ttnlc, and ty tlu
time lie WIS nile tO by asttr hf4 erlii:t,ct liz
was iisr,sc.l 10 take = lces gloomy y!cw III tnr
traEr,!y. f1la present arrangement with the
lu.!Ee. however, IL that when the Judge Irars
all afLrtn he Ia to stay At llono and lock his dug
Up somewhere.
, 1877-10-04
FABLES.
ESs 3nyk tTari4.

Nm sa,. Tor,4
~,, x,x,,wr n~vr .1,.
,,.'', ', m's"".SsII a,,'I sh"-.h'"a"f'
i, N'n1.,ae"'1e" sne.hephans' wh.ls Walking
through the jungle where tho snity Drcczcs
blow SUIT DER Ccynn's Isle, lec,l1cssly act font
,nou ra1tr,t,pr- which shc cru,hc,i IN nc,t,,
uru @ "ss' ,.., ""s" e"s a'ue" !" pcau"
rs,nx r: rn. poor ,ttt,o @ ,st ,nrs v y, saIs ~ H.;
rcucruu. Mammoth, ~ buyc l,ccn d mother
p,yscIf. and mr. Affection shalt otonc for The
t.,a1 ror..oucncc. If ~ Nev,e,.+ ), N .a.t,,-
fa. eanse9"cnses .a o., ny Seelsc 80 saSae'
.Nornl.-Thc Above TcaAhcs Us What Home IL
Without n Mother; also. that It Is not every
1crson VIM .hou1d be 1nirust.1 with tla t,orc
81 M orn,an Hsylum. MI" '"' >'''
A. ,,on.,, .rn,, s;n MAsi I'M, .,,v., n ~. -.
,sInt,trc t,a rareiiy teniol Yos,,,r md I Dru,,.
ttfnI Fnim Tree. Dy vhici, he sct mi m,,ch snmr.
nrnaci, ail prcpare to fastr,, ii. f;o,,rsrr tn III
jnInrnt Trc H." r,,siT fnrti, o,,i av,si,,"1 ~ 'I
car,,.stly. auorscn,an. ,narr thnt Trsr: JI. 'Tia
n. : Ifitrhtm,. pnst' i nnt i'm Wnrs.mnn ~.
PHI! @ ps !, nnt nr,ua,s tt ~ ,tsao,, foM I's NJ
atrc,l t., thr Tree. Struck with tl,, Jmst,rr ri
this I,.,,,rr IN f3n,mst Enrn.or ~ ,,ot, t,a M
Trst,i.rij Ia lie Ashnclntr,i prcss that snli,
fwes.i,s FyIlenrr. su f,r a. Il Trinte,i In % him.
was absolutely faisc. ~ '''f
aa,t 1mt'sa'-A o"'' t'"'"o :" o''c"'es 'n"n o'ht'
'"~ rurvox .np r,t. nno,y
A t,ro,x. having srr,trrtl n iYar nj t,hccsc
few viii ia i'Exc tv Io5ty TREE and wns ,,r...
rrnfty Fax. milling ai The fool Ut tbe T'rrr.
lmnnH IN inst nb,,t Inv IL ni,ta,n H. n tim,y
tastc(ul,n lle cried, In wcI-fricuctl Ecs,nsy. .ts
youi I'Tts:; i, sa'yt M Sfsly b. tl'at tlnl y:a;5
vn,, mt t,.,lire.-f III hnvc hnrrii coii !"
Trt,licJ lin t;rnw. Hanl never einfr wtthm,t n,