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COMPOUND EXTRACT
SsrsspariIIs and Dsndelon With
Iodine of Potassium,

i. now generally introduced in most of the
Western States, and Is the most popular
remedy IN the market. Ii is fully endorsed
py PHYSICIANS and drus sis,s, and now
stands In the front rank of remedies for the
renovation Of the blood, and giving tone
and strength to the liver.
Ii L. one oi the best remedies known for
chronic affections OF the skip. Scrofula and
Scroiuious affections, Rupture and Skin
diseases, such as ST. Anthony's Fire Erv-
sipelas, Pimples, Pustules, Blotches Boiis-
Tumors, letter or Salt Rheum, Scald Head
Ring Worm, Ulcers and sores. Chronic
Rheumatism, Syphilittic and all mercuriaI
diseases, and general diseases arising from
Impurities of the blood.
= Ii forms a powerful Alternative for the
renovation Of the blood and for the restora-
ton OF tone and strength 10 the system
when debilita;ed by disease
Iais valuable remedy il prepared by the
Brown Medicine ant Manufacturing CO..
with the formula in iun printed on the bot
ON as follows:
PtRfS.-Sarsaparilla root. Honduras
E,So' ahItllCn hout, LIS; Yellow uock
fIoot, 80: Wild Cherry Bark loo: Senna
Leaves, 40; Rhubsrb Root $50: l,ui,cnm
$40; lodide Potassium 2IOt Wbif. smear
800; Glycerine, 4,sOO; Alcohol. 81 Z, c,.,,I
Ss,So; Water, -, iOJ Mix and percolai. Fia
yoTsd same AS Compound Syrup Sarsaparilia
U. p. =. ''ia'
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DUBilC NOTICE. Il HEREBY GIVEN
Il that under ana by virtue OF an execu-
ton issued on Judgment rendered in an
action III the District Court in the County OF
LraNenwarth, in the State of Kansas
wherein Samuel j. Sully is Plaintiff aud
John Z. HUM is defendant. To me directed
ana deilSeIed, viii on Monday, the 10th
DAY OF May, A. ID. 1879 At eleven O'Clock A
VI. OF That day, at the south font door of the.
C1urt House in the CITY OF Leavenworth, in
me county OF Leavenwort b, in the State OF
hah>stS, oiirr at public sale and sell to the
hlShest bidder. for cash in hand, the rOlIcw-
ing described tract of land, situate, lying and
being IN The County of Leavenwortn In ths
state OF Kansas. namely: Ont. hundred ana
ten (llO) acres of the east sol, of I'M,
west quarter of section number tw.nty-one
~, township eight 81, OF range tweuty-on.
en-. 'te
lated this 2ith day of April, 1879
L. q. LOWE
Sheriff o. Leavenworth County Kansas
LUCIEN BAKEK. Attorney Tor PLAN III,
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Fourth street Extension.

Work upon this Improvement, In charge OF
Mr.. Adam Geiger, is rapidly progressing, not
outstanding the tact that the recent rains
have seriously impeded continual labor
The culverts will be completed next week
and the entire extension will be open TO the
public in a6oGt thirty days.
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ui. trict Court Special Term.

TO the SieTigcf LeGreaIcorth CotrH ", Kansas.
IL Il ORDERED by the Judge of the Dis
Il inct Court of the + lTst Judicial District
STATE OF kaisa that special term of sara
court, for the County of L.avenworth, bt-
Reid at the court house, in Leavenworth, TO
commence on Monday, May I2th, 1879, at 10
O'Clock u.
Ana IL is also ordered by said Judge that a
petit jury be drawn and summoned tor such
special term. X. IROZ Err,
Judge.
LeavenwOrth, April s, 1873.
Official LOWE
sherIf Ol Leayenworth, county Kansas
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WELLS Persian Perfume "HACKMErACK"
Is rich and fragrant. Try it. sold by Arnold
q Hunt, Wholesale Dealers. Leavenworth,
Kansas, and by retail dealers generally.
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HAVE you Dyspepsia, are you Constipated,
have you a Yellow Skin, Loss of Appetite
Headache: IL 20 don't fail to use SHlLOHS
SYSTEM WALLER. 1t is guaranteed to
relieve you, and Will You continue to suffer
when You can be cured on such terms as
thesec Price, 50 cents and 75c;s. Sold by Ar
mold hunt, Wholesale Dealers.
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While our friends in New York and New
England are wailowing through snow drifts,
We favored citizens of Kansas are reveling
among the beautiful spring flowers. Among
many others We have the gorgeous white
'snow balls" in full blossom, while apple,
pear, peach and cherry trees are long pact the
blossom stage, and making good progress TO.
ward the perfect fruit. Rye is headed out in
some fields. and wheat rapidly advancing /;
while corn and potato crops are coming for
ward TO claim the attention OF the cultIva-
tor. These will soon De ''tickled with the
plow," and in due time laugh with harvest.
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Notice.,

~ Office Is hereby given TO all whom 1t
~ may concern, that an application ha-
been presented tn the JUICE of the District
,ourt OF the county of Leavenworth. State oI
Kansas, by the Kansas Pacific Rs,ilwa Com
pany.a corporation organ lied ami doing bus
mess under and by virtue OF the laws OF the
state of Kansas, for the appointment of three
comm Isslon.rs TO lay of "a route one hundred
point on the said Kansas Pacific rail way nv.
said railway, near the Kansas State Peuitru-
tlary, commonly called the penit. ntiaTy de-
pot, thence by the easiest and most practical
the southwest corner of the Kansas state Pen
route of SAID branch TO said Kansas Pacific
railway, intended to be adopted by said com
pany, is filed In the Office oi he County Clerk
OF the county of Leav-nworth and that com
missioners have been appointed by the Judge
Of the District Court OF said county of cav
enwOTth, State of Kansas, to lay out said
route and way, and To assess the value of the
land taken therefor, and the damages To the
owners of real estate through which such
railway shall be constructed, provided by
law. That said commissioners will meet at
the commencement OF said pTopos. d branch
railway on the lOth day of May, a. D., ls79
At 10 O'Clock =. NJ, of said day,
and ffoIn that point Will proceed To, ana lay
out said route and way, and Will assess the
value of the land taken therefor, and such
other damages h. are provided for by law.
KANSAS Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY,
By STILLINGs & s1ILLI>GS Its attorneys.
apTlU- Wit
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A CAR

To all who are suffering from the errorsand
inoiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay loss OF manhoc d, &C., i win send
q recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discover
Q self-addressed envelope TO the Rev. JosrPH
7. Imam, Station d. Nel0 York Cur,
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Administrator Notice.
THE STATE KANSAS, l.
LEAVESwoKTH COUNTY. -.

THE STATE KANSAS,
LEAvENwoRTH COUNTY.
In the ProDlte Court in and for said County
In the Matter o. the Estate on
MARY EEPINE,
Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That lot
~ ters o. administration have been grant
Ell 10 the undersigned ON the estate of Mary
Repine, late of said county, deceased, by the
honorable, the Probate Court of the county
ana State Aforesaid. dated the 18Th day OF
March, A. ID 1879. Now, all persons having
CLAIMS az inst the said estate are hereby no
that they must present the same TO the un-
d-r>lgned for allowance, within one year
from the date of said letters, OF they mag be
pIeclu ed from any benefit of SUCH estate ::
and that If such cl=ims b. not exhibited
within three years after the date OF SAID letters
they sha be forever barred
JAMES REPINE,
Administrator of the estate of Mary Repine,
deceased.
MAhoH. 1879. w3w
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NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN, That let
N ters of administrator with will annex
ed have been Granted To the undersigned on
the estate of George W. Evans, late OF said
county; deceased, by the honorable the Pro-
bate Court Of the County and State aforessI nd
dated the End day Of March, A. D., 1873
Now, all persons having claims against the
said estate are hereby notified that they
must present the same to the undersigned
for allowance. within one year from the date
o. said letters, or they may be precIuded from
any benefit of such estate and that IL such
claims be not exhibited within three years
after the daIe OF said lett n, they shall be for
ever barred GEORGE W. PRESTON,
Administrator with will annexed, OF the es-
tate ofGeorge ". Evans, deceased.
APRIL, ls.9. w3w
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The Labor Question.

This one of the Oldest questions known to
political economy. The warfare between
capital and labor has been going on for the
last 4,0C0 years, more or less, and is raging
For bad blood take Rosadalis, the Great
Southern Remedy. Warranted TO cure all
scrofulous humors, eTnptions, &c, and
cleanse the system OF all impurities,
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DEPARTMENT OF THE MISSOURI.
A Complete Report Of Bids For vari-
ous Forts. and Laws Regarding the

A Complete Report Of Bids For vari-
ous Forts. and Laws Regarding the
Same-Other Notes and Personals.
The following shows q few sections Of the
military law regarding advertisements, is
sued from the headquarters Of the army
March s, 1873, as general orders No 10:
81. All advertising for the War Depart.
ment, or for any bureau thereof, or for any
Office Herewith connected, shall be In ners-
papers wherein the advertisement will prob
ably be seen by persons likely to respond
thereto and competent To furnish the sup
plies or services required. IL such news
papers are not available, or the public ext.
gency does not permit their use, advertising
may be used by circulars or posters SO dis
tributed and placed that proper publicity Of
the wants of the government shall be thus
secured.
2. Advertisements whether by newspaper,
or poster, Will ordinarily be published by
the officer who is to make the award and
contract upon the proposals received-in
special cases, IL competent authority 80 di-
reefs, by any other proper officer; and when
issued shall be promptly forwarded by him
to the proper bureau of the W ar Department,
with a copy of any specifications, or instruc.
lions TO bidders, or blanks for proposals,
therein referred to.
3. As far as practicable, advertisements
shall be- framed according to the form pre-
scribed, and shall allow such reasonable
time 10 intervene between their first publica-
ton and the time designated for opening
proposals as will give probable bidders full
opportunity to respond thereto.
rhars As O rcd
bidders. no proposal will be considered I'M
less accompanied by bond, made accord
ing to the form prescribed.
The following Is a copy of the bond that is
required by all bidders under the new law:
proposals must be prepared without as
s;stance from any person belonging to, or
employed in, the military service of the Uni
ted States. They must be made IN duplicate
Tor in triplicate, as may be requred), upon
the forms and in the manner designated in
the advertisement.
Proposals must bs signed by the bidder
submitting them with his usual signature in
full.
THE BIDDERS BOND.
"Know ell men by these presents, that We
(the obligatory of residence Of obligatOr CIV
ing town, county, State, etc. as principal,
and name of surety of residence of surety
s,s,,,me of snretvlof residence of sure,y) as
snreties. are held and bound unto the United
states of America in the psnsI sum of -
dollars to tbs payment of which sum well
and ,ruIv To he made. we do bind ourselves,
our beirs. executors. and administrators,
,oin,lv and severaIIy. firmly by these pre-
ents.
..,-,,.r rn,s, onr hands and seaIs this
..r,a.oo,d,,ion of this utilization in spcb
,,a, wh.rsos the shove bounded Ipame of
.nI,,or, ,r ,.snorsa IN a nubI,c ADVERTISE.
80, o'd ,,o,i,s dated = is and owen
g., ,,,.,,h., Ir,,,ad States Army
-, ,,,o,a o,a ,,r.sar,.a tn limited
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Notice..

NJ Y son John Zeigier. a minor. having
lvl left his home without permission, /
hereby notify the public and ALI concerned
that | will not be responsible for any debts
he may contract after this date.
LOGAN ZEIGLER.
Fall Leaf, Kansas, April -, 1879.
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"OH MY
BACK!"

ease OF the Kidneys. Retention or IncOntin-
ence of Urine, Nervous diseases, Female
Weakness, and Fxcesses: HUNTS REV. r..
DH is prepared EAPRE>>LH for these
diseases.
Providence. r. L., June &c, 1873
VIM. T. CLaRKs-Deqr Sir: A member OF
my family had been troubisd for several
years with Kidney Disease, and hsd tried
numerous remedies without relief; she used
HUNTS REMEDY and was completely
cured.
s. APLIN, 3 Exchange st.
MISSFAPOLIS, MINI, April Z. Is 3
VIM. T. CLARKE.-De.o- Sir: saw HUNTS
REMEDY used in a case OF DrOp>y with per-
feet success Ibid not treat the patient, but
four attending physicians had given up the
case as hopeless Hunts Remedy was then
used with perfect succrSs. and the patient is
well. J shall give HUNTS REMEDY in
dropsical and kidney diseases.
L. Ill RIECKEN. NJ ID.
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Notice..

VTNHE CREDITORS whose claims have been
II allowed sgai nst the estste of Sparrow
Jones, are nOtifisd that have this day de-
ciared a dividend of twenty per cent. The
same will be paid at my Office In the city of
Leaven worth.
Dated, Leavenworth, Kansas, April II, 's.9.
CD. FARk-
aplid2t Assignee of Sparrow q Jones.
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Administrators Not CO.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAYESwoKIH COUNTY,
Ia The Probate Court in and for said Co,1ty.
In.the.matter ofthe Estate OF }
GEORGE W. EVANS,
Deceased l
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HUNTS REM

- ~
EDf is purely veg
etable, and is used
by the advice Of
physicians, 1t has
stood the test of
time for 30 years.
and the utmost re
lance may De
placed In II. on
1S6at, WILL.
CONVISgB; NOl
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) Button Kid Gloves

The publishers of that bright magazine THE
HOUSEKEEPER, are not satisfied with the re-
MARI able success il has already attained,
but propose To still further increase the list
by Offering as premiums for very small clubs
OF to six, 3, COO pa of Button Kids, best
make, each lady TO chose her own shade o!
color. AS the price of THE HOUsFKEEPER
isonly IS cents a year, any lady can easily
make up the required club. Full particulars
with both the grand HOiday numbers for
January nd February, sent 10 any address
on receipt OF two one cent stamps, and the
addresses OF five housekeepers, at as many
different post offices. Address The House
KEEPER, Minneapolis, Mimi. febl2wit.
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CONSUMPTION

Otne4ungs and TubercuIous Phtisis, Scrof-
uia, Sy philoid Diseases, Wasting, Degenera-
ticn, and liberation of the Kidneys, Dia.
betes, stoppage OF water, Instantaneous re-
lief where catheters have been used thus
doing away with the painful operation OF
usiug these Instruments, dissolving stone In
the bladder, and in all cases of
lnasmm tiOn of the Bladder and
Kidnpys.
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Executedin duplicate
oFrHE suRErIE

| Executed In duplicate
JUSTIFICATION OF THE sURErIE5.
STATE Of
County oE-,ss:
| l Tuame of surety, one OF the suieties
named In the within bond, do swear that
am pecuniarily worth the sum OF - dollars,
over and above all my debts and liabilities
signature Of surety.l
Isignsture of officer administering oath, with
seal, If any.l
STATE OF -,
County cf-,s S.
name OF suretyl, one OF the sureties
named in the within bond, do swear that l
am pecuniarily worth the sum of - dol
lars, over and a Dove all my debts and liabil.
tiles.
signature of surety.l
Before me,
signature OF officer administering oath,
with seal, If sny.l
CERTIFICATE.
/ name of certifying official, with nature
of his officel, do hereby certify that name Of
suretyl and Iname of surety, the sureties
above named, are personally known to me,
and that, TO the best of my knowledge and
belief, each is pecCniarily worth, over and
above all his debts and liabilities, the sum
stated in the accompanying affidavit sub
scribed by him.
signature of certifying official
NoTE.-The certificate may be given sepa-
parately as to each surety, and modified ac-
cordingly.
GOVERNMENT BIDS.
The following were the bids opened Thurs.
day May list, at Fort Leavenworth, in the
Office of the Chief Quartefmaster:
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE. FIFTH GRAND DIS
TRlBUTION, CLASS l.. AT NEW oRLE ,Ns
TUESDAY, MAY 18th, 1879 - lOSth
Monthly Drawing.
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Responsible corresponding agents wanted
al all prominent points to whom q liberal
compensation will be paid.
Application for rates To clubs should onl
be made TO the Home Office in New OrleaI..
Write clearly stating full address, for fur
ther information, or send orders TO
N. A. DAUPHIN,
r. d. BOX. G92. New Orleans. La.
Al our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management Of GEN
ERALS q. T. BEAUREGARD and ]. A.
EARLY. wed-sat-&w
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-05

tro provincias los libarales estan en- gran
minoria. En- cambio, de los doce dipu-
ia los de la provincial de Puerto Princi-
pc los libarales han sacado triunfantes
seis candidates, los Conservatives Gin
CO, y uno es neutral la 1lica on la
que han obtenido verladera mayorla,
es en- la de Santiago de Cuba, Ell donde
de iiez y ocho diputados han salido do
ce liber. los y solo seis conservadores.
Computando por provincias, de las
seis de que Sc compone la isla, los con-
servadores han triunfado en- cuatro y los
liberales en- dos y hacienda 81 compute
por Diputados, de los noventa y cuatro
que forman el total los conservadores
han alegido CINoUENTA sEIs, los liberia
les t,sinta q cuatro, y los cuatro restan-
tes han sido neutrales.
Ell dia Is por la manana, a conse-
cuencia de un ligero marco debido al
estado en- que SO encontraba la esposa
de nuestro querido Gobernador Gene
raj Excma Sra. D. Angeles de Rivera
de Martinez Campos, sufri6 esta una
caida que pudo ocasionarle fatales acci-
dentes.
Trasportada al lecho, SO presentaron
sucesivamente durante el resto del dia
slntomas alarmantes y peligrosos de un
Tornado aborto, hasta que q las sels de
Ia tarde SO caracterizo con claridad un
parto premature, dando luz la ilustre
sonora una preciosa nina viva, que q Ia
hora en- que escribimos estas llneas, 81
que en- perfecto estado de salud aun
cuando con la endeblez consiguiente q
su falta de tempo.
La mama contin1a relativamente bien,
Y fuera del cuidado que aver pudo du-
rante slgunss horas inspirar a los me-
dicos encargados de su asistencia.
Ell 19 por la tarde estaba ell orc en-
la Habana de 1861 & 10Y p.% p.
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del centric de esta Ciudad, fue grave.
mente herido en- la cabeza, al parecer
con arma contundente, nuestro compa-
nero en- la prensa D. Luis r. Velazquez,
director de La CSviiiz0oaon.
Lamentamos ell hecho, pero nos abs
tenemos de toda cali6cacion, no solo
por estar sub .judice, sino tamblen por-
que, atendiendo la voz p1blica. he
sido originado por causas personalisl-
mas que envuelven un asunto delicad0
de familia, segun Sc dice en- esta socles
dad.
Como consecuencia, pues, del suceso,
tenemos encargo de advertir que La
CIvilizdcion no Sc publicara el proxiuao>
sabado.
Al entrar en- prensa nuestro presente
n1mero, nos hemos enterado PERSONAL
mente de que la gravedad del herido ha
disminuid5.
Quiera el cielo concederle un pronto
restablecimiento, que tai es naestro SIM
cero deseo.
Pasajeros llegados en- Ell Marsella. -
Jeronimo S. Flyer, Cayetano Rosado,
Ramon Vazquez, Jacebo Martinez, 8 ma
rineros, Urbano Godoy, Jose Valcarcel,
Julio Cueto, Manuel Gobal, Felipe Ro-
sado, Juan Maceira, Andres Molinero.
Carne. Durante los dias Z, s, 8,
y 10 del corriente mes se expendera en-
esta capital la libra de carne de res va
cuna, el primer dia q Is cuartos 8 scan
nueve chavos; y los tres req ties 4 20
8 sean diez chavos.
Ell arbol medicinal de Mejico. Ana
cahuita es ell nombre indigena de unT
arbol mejicano, del cual los qufmicos
han obtenido una de las medicinas mas<
titles del dia. El Pectoral de Auaca.
huita esta en- todas parties, tumando el
lugar de las mixturas para tos, pastillas
y otros remedies, que son meros palia-
tivos, y que anteriormente han sido re-
comendados para tos, resfriados, NAL de
garganta, catarro bronquial y tisis incl.
piente. Los enfermos Sc han hechos
observadores no Sc dejan empachar dd
nauseam con pociones, por el uso de las
cuales ninguna razon floso6ca Sc po-
dria aducir. Els porque invigora y da
tono a los 6rganos de respiration, que
el Pectoral de Anacahuita hace curas-1
tan milagrosas. El rnejor modo de to-
mario para alcanzar aiiyio Immediate
es de mezclar dos cucharadas del Pee
don00Tf66e AAGeite de higsdo de-
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Ell corresponsal que tiene en- Nue.
va ork e. Diario de ia Marina re-
fiere en- su carta de 10 de febrero ell
siguiente extraiio suceso
La otra noche SO verified en- esta ciu-
dad una boda en- la que ocurri6 un Incl
dente tragico.
E! en!ace de Carlos M. BAennan con
la Sta. Meta Peetsch estaba dispuesto
para el microbes 1ltimo 29) hacienda.
SO grandes preparativos en- Ia iglesia de
San Francisco Javier, sitoada en- la ca
lie 16, donde debia de celebrarse la Co.
remonia. El altar estaba brillantemen-
to iluminado y decorado con gusto y ri
queza. La asistencia era numerosa Y
brillante los novios parecian dichosos
todo, en- fin, hasta los ecos sonoros del
organo pareclan responder d un senti-
miento de gozo y algeria. Csrca de las
ocho de la noche assemble las gradas
del altar ell P. Alfonso NJ. P. Pelletier.
Como habla sido Mr.. Brennan uno de
sus discfpulos predilectos, miraba como
un deber ell bsndecir 81 mismo su enla-
Co. Gu COuuId C0 ld COSUuulOS1 6SUdUI0-
cida on la iglesia catolica, ell p. PelIetier
dirigio a la j6ven pareja una breve ex-
hortacio2. Hablaba con voz clara y
fuerte, y nadie hubiera aseguralo al
oirle que habla llegado su Ultima hora;
pero de repente su voz Sc debilita, ,'su cara
palidece y cae al pie del altar. Los cl6-
RIGGS do asistencia corren auxiliarlos
pero el P. Pelletier habia perdido el CO.
nocimiento y fu6 precise llevarlo q la
sacri@Ssssia, donde, a pesar de los auxilios
prodigados, exhalo en-, ,hreve tempo el IL
mo suspiro La emocion de los asistentes
fue inmensa, aunque no supon1an que
el NAL era tan grave, pues Sc les oculto
la desgracia ocurrida, asegurandoles el
p. M9rrik que va estaba mejor. El P.
Merrik continue la ceremonial, pronun-
ciando con calma las palabras sacr?-
mentales. Ell organo volvio repetir sus
alegres sonidos y la concurrencia sc dis
perso sin sospechar que ell primer cele-
brante habla muerto con sus habitos
sacerdotales.
Ell cuerpo del difunto fu6 traslada-
do 81 dia siguiente al colegio de los PIP