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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-22
For the Sunday Appeal
A PHOTOGBAPH.

BABY
IT'S all 1 have-'tis all that's left me now
OF bright. bright dream; castle built in air
dream of love, hope Of happiness;
life of perfect peace and JOY, so rare.
The dream is DER. The castle vanished soon.
This little piece of card within my hand
Is all have TO bind the past to me;
past whose promises were traced in sand.
Oh. eyes. that ever for me bezmed with love; -
Oh Hpsl whose words came ever soft and sweet.
How like. and how unlike 70 me You look
50 cold, 20 stiil--a thing 50 fneompiete.
These lips without the voice are like a book
In gilt and crimson bound. the pages sealed.
Beautiful indeed; but yet q truer worth,
Is what deeper knowledge had revealed.
These eyes-but how can T. with simple words,
Tell OF their lights and shades; the love they
spake
To me in by-gone days ere fate decreed
That time a barrier high must surely make
These eyes are from me turned-they speak not
now
To me of love. They only seem to say:
st he past can De'er return" The happy past,
That to me seems q sunny summer day.
press you to my lips, poor lifeless thing;
You, at least, from nae they cannot take;
But should they, then the end will quickly come,
For ell know my heart would surely break.
MEMPHIS, October II, 1852
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-22

Large clasps of steel or gilt play a great
part in fashions nowadays. They are used
10 trim hats. shoes, dress bodices and cloaks
and to drape tunics or TO ornament the cash
bow on the back,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-22

VICTIMS to constipation and its UNTOLD
miseries can keep in good condition by a mod.
crate use OF Ayers Pills-the suresf. safest
and mosl reliable cathartic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-22

Jean Bsptiste cloth is the French nam
Tor new camei's-hsir cloth that is as soft
asi India chuddah, but has a rough finish.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-22
NO FICTION.
A Hair-Raising Ghost Story, the Truth.
fulness of Which is Certified to by
an Episcopal Minister.
An Old Parsonage Haunted by the Spirit
Of an Old Woman-Queer Franks
and a Queer Servant.

The editor is in possession of the nsme of
the following singular narrative aud of the
place at which it happened, and has every
reason to be satisfied of the entire bona fdes
of the writer. clergyman of the Church of
England-.MaemlLGn's Magazine for October.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-22
WHAT The CIRCUS DID

We were q quiet and sober set.
Little sccustomed to noise and fret,
Decent and modest, at Wo. K or play,
And OH 50 proper In every wsy,
------- Re-ore We went TO the circusi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30

RYDEN-WORKMAN-on Wednesday, Noycm.
Der -, 1852, at the BRIDES parents, by Rev. L. i.
Hughes, Key. WILLARD +. DRYDEN, OF the West
Virginia Conference, and Miss JENNIE L. Work.
MAN, Of this yty, ..H- .lIIa
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DIED.


SPRUCEBASK-onW Wednesday morning, Noycn
Der ~, ISL, at 30 o'clock, RALfH WlNY!Elp, s0,
Of Abram and Mary Z. sptucebank. aged 3years,
mouths and Is days. ~
Funeral from the residence OF Ms. John Lantry
corner Fortyfith aud Jacob streets, this afternoon
at o'clock. Friends Of the family arc invited
ln'erment at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
HAYMAKER- On Wednesday, November Goth
lSs1 HARRIET HAfMAkER, aged II years.
Funeral from the residence OF her SOIL in.law, II
". Redman. No. l70 Sixteenth street, at o'clocl
Thursday afternoon. Friends Of the family arc iu
yitcd. lnterment at Peninsula Cemetery.
wlLsoS-On Tuesday, November ., 1ss., at 3st
Frederick and Mary Widdel, In the 18th year OF hei
age. ia
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, No
Pill Main street, at2 o'clock r. ", on Thursday
Intermcnt at Mt. Wood. Friends Of the family arr
respectfully invited to attend. y
K0EIISL1SE-In .Etnavile, Belmont county.
Ohio, "Wednesday morning. November %, 1857, MAR
koehnline, aged years, month and 6 days
Funenl from the residcnce Of parents in IEtna
vile, Thursday. November co. at o'clock P. NJ.
Our little prat.ing girl has gone
Up TO her heavenly rest,
Aud though we miss her In our housc
For her It's for the best.
An angel 10 our house she came, 81 %
With sweetest words md looks OF love;
But now she has returned again l-|a
Up to her home above.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30
PERSONAL,

Senator David Davis is never enter
viewed" He won't have it.
Capt. Webb, the English swimmer, has
legenerated into u regular music hall pro.
fessional.
Ex-senator Sargent, OF California, is sud
to be tired Of living in Berlin, and to find
diplomatic formalities wearisomc.
a New York letter says George Gould
son Of Jay Gould, is now seen in public a
good deal. His object is said to be to rep.
resent the family III 4 social way. His
father hardly ever shows himself outside Of
Wall street.
0. W. Potter, whose name has figured in
the newspapers in connection with the
possible lockout ut the North Chicago roll.
ing-mills, is talked OF MS Citizens candi.
date for Mayor Of Chicago. The present
Mayor, Carter Harrison, will probably run
again.
sarony has the sole right, by purchase,
TO print Mrs. langtry's photographs. The
demand for them is far ahead OF the sup.
ply, and he says that he has orders now
which will take three months to fill. In
his own words, "There never was anything
like it." =.
Judge Lindsay, Of Kentucky, is said to
make more money than any man at the
Kentucky bar. At.the close OF the war he
swung n blacksmith's hammer. Fifteen
years ago he was a struggling young law
yer. lie was elected to the State Senate,
made his mark, and was elected Judge Of
the Court OF Appeals. After serving one
term he resigned and dropped into an i'm
mense practice. r-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30
I Give Thanks.

II is Il goodly custom which once year
brings milton to its knees In recognition
Of the countless blessings that How, un.
stinted and unccaslng, from the "Giver OF
NIL good and perfect gifts"
Literally We do not all bow before
Almighty God-not 50 many Of US ms
ought Perhaps most Of us arc more con.
ccrned about the holiday phase Of the day
than the reverential duties which come with
1t. But through tho official voices olthe
President and the Governors wo give
it sanction, and by tho suspen.
zion OF uctive enlployments some OBJ.
scrvance. In this land so bounti.
fully blessed by gracious Providence,
everybody ought to hnvea place Of worship
and ought to be found there at the service
hour on this National Thanksgiving Day.
That Is not more time than we can afford
10 spend in the iormala net giving thanks
After that, a rational, temperate enjoyment
Of the day comes in place.
Every year has brought us much to be
thankful for; no year more than this. We
have been permitted TO live in the most
prosperous country on earth, among Il pco.
pie the most contented. ellie, liberty and
the pursuit OF happiness" have been
secured to us. We have Ind no wide.
spread pcstilence, and famine has not Gust
its spectre shadow over us. Farm and
mine and forge have yielded good returns,
wherefore general business has been pros.
Porous At times and in localities the
hum Of industry has been hushed by I'm.
happy conflicts but better counsels have
come and resumption Of activity has
enSued.
Later the voice OF the alarmist has cried
wolf, when there was no wolf; but the
good sense OF a people with work in their
hands and money in their pockets is car
ryins them safely through. Whether these
prophets Of evil were knaves or fools, We
have great reason 10 be thankful that there
were not more OF them. The outlook for
another year promises a good return to
labor and fair increase 10 capital
Who has reaped SO little Of the general
harvest that he has nothing to DO thankful
for? Who so unmindiul Of tho Great
Source Of all our blessings that he will not
bow. his head in thankiuluess? 20, give
thanks unto the Lord; for He is good; for
His mercy endureth forever"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30
Take Thine by the Forel0ct.

1t looks very much rs II tho free trade
history Of 1850 is likely to repeat itself in
1854. Satisfactory tariff revision may take
the wind out of the theorists sails, how.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30
MARRIED.

PERuSA cures more diseases than nll other
medicines put together, md many heretofore
incurable. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The aggregate products OF Ontario ex-
reed those OF tho State OF michigan. a.G
A New York lawyer has been disbarred
for withholding from client important
letters when he was discharged by him and
then turning them over 10 the opposing
party. as0s E
The Qualification OF Sir Thomas More
and Bishop Fraser Inns been proposed at
the Vatican. Cardinal Manning took the
initiative in the matter, and has had the
English State archives consulted for infor-
nation to be used us evidence.
One OF the rarest Of coins has turned up
at Berlin, in Moravia. 1t is a silver piece,
bearing on one side a portrait in relief Of
Attilla, the famous King OF the Euns, with
the inscription "Attila Rex" and on the
other the outlines OF a fortified place, with
the word "Aquileja," It's age is about
l,400years. Ia
Mrs McCrcary, California lady, repre-.
,senting the Dig Bonanza element, appear.
cd in her box at the opera in New York
tho other night without gloves, and
straightway tale was started that mo
gloves" would DO henceforth the fashion.
But Mrs. Grundy says that the Murray
Hill people cried out altogether loo soon
All the way from Georgia. Senator
Pike left the joint session the other day
pending tho roll on the election OF Judge
Lawson, to see the circus procession thai
was passing the Capitol. lIo was SO i'm
pressed with 'Doliyar,' the big elephant
that when he rushed back into the hall h,
cried out: I change my vote IRON BOLIVIA
to Lawson |" li353 q. ,$..f N
An officer in the Interior Department
whose residence is in Pennsylvania, tells
his friends in Washington that thirteen o.
his male relatives, who have hcretofor,
voted tho Republican ticket, cast thci
ballots for Mr.. pattison this year, becaus,
4 he was obliged to contribute to Mr.. Hub
bells fund and 50 deprive his aged mothe
and sisters Of their monthly installnen
from his salary. VIII Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30
DRIFT OF OPINION,

The Star sloatr Gang Don't Doubt II. 4
New York Post. ma. g--5lE K
There will no longer be any doub. now
that the President and his Cabinet are
really interested in these prosecutions. The
cutlery Of the defense Is sufficient evidence
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30

IT SEEMS impossible that remedy made OF
such common, simple plants rs Hops, Buchu,
Mandrake, Dandelion, &C., should make so
n,aay aud such great cures AS Hop Bitters do
but when old and young, rich aud poor. pas.
tor and doctor. lawyer and editor, nll testify to
having been cured by them, you must be-
licve and try them yourself, and doubt no
longer rrbshw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30
A CA RID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and In.
dIcretions Of youth. nervous weakness. early dc.
cay. loss Of manhood. &c, will send recipe TINT
will cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy WINS discovered by missionary iu South
America. Send n self addressed envelope 10 the
REV: JOSEPH T. lSAAS, Station D. New York City.
ncli.TIhSiM .----------.-- 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30
y NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
YINcOIN CT1rp q ~ : - mi

The Lincoln Club will give \ Thanksgiving
Entertainment IN It's Hall this evening at
Short addresses will DO delivered by Hon. @.
D: Hubbard and Mr. Charles Burde.te Hart,
OF the ISTELlIoEScgR. ivffSil w N ro3O !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30
Muss't low Iscforc Gorf,a,n.

Springfield Republican. 'tEs
II some Senators We could name have
got to "crawl on their bellies" at all, they
would look no worse assuming that atti.
tude before Democrats than before Cor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30
And II Can't Dodge tho Iss,,e.

And II Can't Dodge tho Iss,lc.
Chicago Tribune.
The Democratic party is committed to
the free rade idea, pure and simple, Sam
Randall ind Dan Voorhees, to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30
0 VI Il Ri 4 |;
vE { II

The warm weather OF October made trade dull
with manufacturers and left them with too many
Oyercoais on hand. consequently they are now
large lot, bought away down In price, and can say
10 all wanting such goods That we can give YOU the
largest assortment best shape and Styles ever seen
In this market. and Mt less cost than the material
question. - 1E.ia.ll 2. - ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30

"FEAn brings disgrace, bravery brings hor.
ror, coirardiee sares no man from his tatc,' says
the Caliph Omar; but DR.. Bulls Cough Syr.
up has saved millions from an awful fate, y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30
& A Gond EnougI, Platform,

Philadelphia Ties. IIIlT- a.
Reform the civil service, reduce the in.
ternal revenue, revise the thrift, retrench
expenditure. I AZ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30

AFTER eating each meal take dose O
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t helps digestion
relieves the full feeling about the stomach
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30
Tho i'risoh Doors IRE Gnping.

~ The l'ftsOh Doors IRE GRping.
Pittsburgh Commercial. i,i
There Is but Que reasonable conclusion
from the action OF The Administration In
dismlssing the officers complained OF by
the Attorney General--that nothing which
II Is in the power Of the Goyrrnmen to re
move will DO suffered TO remain Ia the why
Of the prosecution and punishment OF those
who have been robbing the Treasury,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26
A BOY KILLED BY INDIANS.

A report comes to us, which if true in all its details, is unparalleled for cruelty. As we get it we give 1t :
 A young toy about IS, was en route from Lail's camp on the A. 65 P. road to Flagstaff and found a saddle near Pittman's Flat which was claimed by Navajoe Indian named Joe The Indian claimed the saddle and re- ceived it, when. with true Indian nature he also wanted the boys bridle. The request was refused and a row ensued between the two. The Indian procured Winchester rife and went for the blood of the white boy, who made an effort to seek shelter and protection among his people. He regarded Price & Kings conmissary building as the most formidable, but to his astonishment he was eiected and the Indian given full show to gratify his fiendish desire to shoot down and murder a defenseless young white boy. This we learn was done in the presence of a man named Davis and the clerk of Price & King. In fact they are the men said to have refused the young man shelter in the commissary building from the savage. Nay aloe Joe had brother with him at the time named Bill. Both left for the Navajoe country soon after the killing took place, which was on the 18th of this month We have been unable to learn the young mans name. It was a cruel piece of business to say the least, and the Indians ought to be arrested and hung.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26
A PROPHETIC STANZA.

A modern ''Mother Shipton" contributes the following poetical prophecy to the MINER:
 When grindftones shall whirl themselves IcuId on
 the spindle,
 And pancakes shsI fall Ike a shower oi rain, When Standardization aud besfeaters dSindle The Bour'ons may come hack to power again.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26

Chicago detectives claim that they have discovered the whereabouts of Charley Ross. We don't believe they have, for it ap- pears that there is now living in the Navajo Indian country, with the Indians, white man and boy who have been there since the time Charley Ross was abducted. From inqulring of thos5 who have once or twice caught glimpse of the man and boy, the description of the latter answers to that of Charley, while the man is said to be for eigner. The most reasonable conclusion to be arrived at is, that Charley Ross is with the Maya o 1ndians
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26

Arrangements have been made by which c. A. Luke will become sole proprietor of the Arcade Brewery, Joseph Thalheimer retiring. Mir Luke is an old favorite, and the public know just what to expect from him. He informs us that he will give little .'blos GIt' as soon as the affair IS con Phenix Gazette.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26

The \. Y. Hera' d Washington special, of the 2Oth, says, Major-General Schofield will be assigned to the command of the mill tary division of the Pacific upon the retire u,cnt of General McDoNoh.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
Asse -snieDi Notice.

To NoLsEY RECTOR.
 YoH hereby notified that have expended enc hundred dollars in labor and upCn the Rambo Lode. Hlack Hills Ilsirict. Nayarai county, Arizona, located Feb. b. 1879. to hold he said premises, under tie visicls If section 2324 Revi ed statutes oi the United S. and if within etv days this no ice by publication you fail CT refuse to conrbue yoir prOportiou of such expendn ure as ce-c wner your interest in said ciaim | be 1924. JOHN MARS
 Prescott. Feb, J0 1882 w=
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26

The temperature of the human body and that of quadrupeds generally isabout 100 . . The temperature of frog when emersed in water at A. : has been found to be 4S .
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26
TIME.

Kill time to-day. and, to yonr sorrow, He'll stare you in the face tomorrow; Kill him again, in any way,
 He'll plague you still from day to day; Till, in the end, as is most due, Time turns the tables, and kills you,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26

It is said Judge Stilwell resembles the late Lord Cavendish. Tucson Star.
 And yet Cavendish wasn't such hand some man
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26


 GuccU. I enriches anu purifes the Ood, strength chs the Nerves Brain, Muscles, D gestion ReprodUc i've Organ-. snd lhysi al a' Mental F culties. It stops auy unnsturs facilitating dreams, reminAl losses vi the inc. etc., destructive to mind and body. IL is sure ellmnator Of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS. It contains no injurious ng1ediei ts T those wh" are suff. ring from the evil effects of youthful GescretfOns or excesses, speedy, thorough and permanent CURE IS GUARANTEED, Price S2.5O per bottle, or five bottles in with frl directIons and advice gIO Sent from observation 10 any ed ress upon re- ipt oi price, or c. O. D. To be had only of
 Dr. C. ID. Salield, 2I6 kearny Street, san Francisco, Cal. Consultations str,cty conf dential. by letter. at office, FREE For the con- venience of patir s in order 10 insure perfect secrecy have adopt. private address nnder which all packages are forwarded
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26
MIN ELLANEJUS
ropntar Monthly Drawing of the
In the City of Louisville, on
WEDNESDAY,. MAY 31 1882

These drawings occur monthly (Sundays exceptedI Under provisions of an Act of the Generai nSst mbly of Kentucky. The UnlVod States Circuit Court on March s1st rel, ierrd Inc IDdOwing decisions:
 ls,-iEat h. CCsnmOawea th D.sss bun Il l-,.mpa y l. legal.
 2o-IIs dT, Vlugs are izu NB.-Ins Company has now on hsno larae !. We IHnl. t'e@a .us i,ss -i prizes for ,R.
 Al. nT H3h wTH.C
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26

BIS .-FEAt rTIFc e.E
 SiNG E&EnVAfu > kvI
 ON:t is -he lesl.ta. 4 q Uli nf over 2o year C. rasricai ezrertCurr, ara
 LIRE - NIiE UNFAI1 . NC c.ETsINTY Ner- Jus and Phy >lcai Dcb'iiiy
 e ual V raknrss. Spcr- iuStiorrlims ] missions , impOteLcy, Exhausted V'- saIity, PTematI re Decline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, z ra.S..... ..-k .s-..-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26
TRiiL BEETLE FREE,

NOTGCE.-I W'li send trial bottle If the RE- Ji " NATob-suffcient to show its mert--free of charge to am one afflicted applying oy letter stating hi- synpto and age. Con Iunications strictly con deniial. [f25dandw1yl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26

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 ,-.e .... ..r TCt @. T-- rrtOs aLyfhrf
 .-. ,. Il. ... -t. LI. f hstit r.rra.. -.-. 6srfcii ~lHorT trttcury. .'0Ii- tIrU re f,.r- %. czainilIEtOt luf advice. In- . .utiut suaiy-- "f ur9s, $. PTice of Vital KestOrs r. e.- ...-.. tn.c-' I. .itt, Sin; st...' c,i .,,. -.,a. ana r. pri,a'e ru- 't ,--.r..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26
-R 'RElI t4GI SH REMEDY,

T. 6 never failing cure foi nervous d.b h-y Exhausted V':slity, seminal Weakness
 p. .-matcrrlIo~f, !, l. [ Man ho d, Impote' cy. tara.Ssis, -n1 l oh fl c of eff ah1se, Hcuih u' tviiias a..:
 excesses in nia urer y'.Fs-
 such ss iOss of mepOr5, l.-- si'ude. nOciu Eai rmiIss' r., ,aV IS On JO sUcieiy, GImnes
 of vision, no rc in tie head . the y1Tai flu q p-ssi ng urtt- lanY .ther disrasEa ,Ert ..al
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26

| Dr. Nintie's kindpey Remedy Nrphr--tr
 cum, cures al Kidney and Bladder CoIGpisints. Go1
 or, hpa Giee Leucorrhtea. For sale by all druggist | Si bottle, six bottles for S5.
 pr. Mintie'S l's deitVn ilils, are the best q chenp"s' Dysrsi- and iions il tho msrkst. For
 sa,e by all druGGists. d24d&wd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-05-26
A. E. MINTIIl, Vi. D..

T keartry SJrear Sen Fran cisco, Cal. ,s~ -amplr hot fI.t, sent cL sl lcat. T. Ly let tcc. s-ating toms, aEe. tom1. iol suictls ceuhIru'i-l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-07
| LabOrsmus, no mas tOIerancia
A LA PRENsA PRNINSULAR.

A vosotros, ilustres mantenedores de
las g'orias y Iibertades espan olas, es-
forzados pala iines de los cam pos de
Castillo, Sc dirigs upo de los mas hu.
mildes y mas Ieales soldadOs de vuestro
ej6rclto.s
Si desde este apartado rincon de Ou-
ba llega hasta vosotros la d6bil voz de
El Sagua, nuestro fraternal abrazo re-
clbld y atenci6n nos prestad, que bien
Ia hemos menester.
Mas de tres amos ha que cansada de
rebullirse en- el lodazal inmundo en- que
germln6, extrajo su deforme cabeza por
entrs las exuberantes Il orestas que aca-
ricla Y besa el mar carlbe, la asquerosa
hidra que en- menguada hora sonara
csbarse en- todo 10 nuestro.
Oual nuevo L1zaro, en- aquella fecha
volvio levantarse de 50 huesa el re-.
pugnante esqueIeto de "Oubs libre, "
sostenido por la obstinada ceguedad de
una bandetla insensata J criminal que
en- vano lueh6 y pretende luchar para
darle aliento.
An os antes meditose convertir en- es.
t6ril erial eli focundo campo que nues-
tros abuelos fertilizaron con su stdor
y sus lsgrimas, y para clio 80 slentaba
u la juventud por un espiritu grande,
per una idea fecunda, segdn deolan los
slcarlos de la idea J del espiritu, agen.