davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

The aggregate amount expended in build,
lug opsrations in a few OF the principal
cities during the past year is not less than
81 90 900 600
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

Many persons are taking Dr. II alhday's Blood
Purifier for Rheum atsm and using St. jacobs
Oil in connection. They are giving all the
credit to the OIL while in reality it is the Blood
Purifier that is doing the business for them
rheumatism is blood disease ana ii can neysr
be cured by any outward application alone,
without taking the Blood Purifier This medi-
cine is for sale by all western druggists. Noyes
Bros & Cutler, druggists, wholessls agents, st
Paul, MINI
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

Mr. John D. Blake, Of Rochester, las jusl
completed negotiations by which he becomes
possessed Of about 81 ), 600 worth Of Mime,
apols real estate
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

Charles Brown. of Dover, was thrown from
his horse and stepped on by the atirighted ami
NAL, receiving injuries that are considered
fatal
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

III had any skin or blood disease, like letter,
itch, scald head, pimplea, sore eyes, acrotuia,
etc would take 'Iindsey's Blood Searcher,
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

Mrs. Julnathan Martin, OF T0mah, was
sufocated by coal gas, and two OF the persons
il the room came near sharing her fate.
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

New, quick, complete cure j days, Urinary af-
fections smarting, frequent or diftcult urina,
ton. kidney diseases. 81. druggste. Prepaid
by Exp. ST 20 Z. g. Wells, Jersey City, \. j.
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

wives the dropping spirits; inVigosates and har
monies the organic functions; gives elasticity
snd firmness to the step, restores the natural
lnstre to the eve, aud plants ON the pale cheek
of beauty the fresh roses OF life's spring and
early summer time.
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

The we'll known vOcaliste. Caroline Rlehings
Bernard, is lying critically i'll at her residence
in Richmond, Va, with small poy
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

During the past year the business of the
Fargo land Office has consisted of 1877 en-
tres, aggregating I $50, 1927 acres.
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

Don't Die in the House.
ASK druggists for 'Rough on Rata II cle@rs
out rate. MICE bed buga, reaches. vermip, lilies,
ants insects. 1Jc per box.
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

movement is on foot to build = SEQ, 900
orsi mill in Sleepy Eye
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

Read what Mr.. William O. Digges. merchant OF
Bowling Green Va, writes under date April 4th, 1881
He says: Il firmly believe that Aliens Lung BalSdsn
will and has cured consumption If taken in time and
proper care be taken of the Patient both in suitable
food and clothing. Six years ago my mother was at
tackled with pneumonia. The attending Physician
some time after told me that the disease had settled
ON her Lungs and that she had the consumption Not
believing that perfect cure could be effected but
thinking that might be able to get an e1pectorans
inquired of druggist at Richmond, Va. If he had
any medicine not containing opium. that was good
expectorant He then recommended Aliens Lung
Balsam, which purchased and induced my mother to
try. Before she had taken the first bottle, the i'm
provement in her condition was so marked thatl pur
seeing the beneficial effects. recommended its con-
hnued use and in abouttw months her lungs were
pronounced cured. Upon my Recommendation many
others who had the consumption have been cured. I
think claim for your medicine, the following
Expectoration without irritation, and healing of TIE
lungs by keeping them free from foreign substances,
thus arresting and curing this dread disease. Mr..
Digges says he writes because he wants US to know
hat Aliens Lung Balsam is doing good.
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19
No Boon Thaf Science has Conferred

Mr. Jonathan Mayhem. one Of the oldest
citizens of Buffalo, N. Y, is dead.
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

TITS said that the American army can no
longer give us its Fiipper.
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19
Ilse headings Rnssia SsI1e-Cnts. Rnru

The regular Frazer axle grease saves money
'or the consumers. The light-colored or vel.
aOW lOOseDs the smokes
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

Gov. Hubbard has designated d. W. Iuger-
sol of St Paul as president OF the board OF man
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

SIAColth t
most nlb nly
and satisfy
ing pleas.
ures. as we'll
as the most
agreeable.ls
yach ting.
The owner
Of the yacht
is one who
gathers the
chief com
fort, as he
sails his
craft for the
excnS.ment
Of the Me,
or for the
genuine en-
joyment OF
guiding IIls
beautiful
vessel over
tho water
Those who
have tn e
care, man
a & e N g nj
and work
ing of 8
yacht dwell
almost upon
the water
AS q class,
they are
quiet, sober
careful, skill
full men, but
their life OF
pYUOsurp 10
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19
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unnT hp ErIuLfpne,li

Sizty-fv cases Of small poz i'll Cincinnati
lasL week
Morris tribune., 1882-01-19

ureW MS taSL Dfeatn. he never recovered
his consciousness.
The lady told DR.. Pomeroy that he was
her father. His name was Eugene Synde-
ham, native of England, and she would
like to have him buried where he died.
They were travelling for the benefit of her
health. she went on to explain, and he was
Widower. Her only remaining relative
was young sister, who was being educated
In the convent of the Sacred Heart of Paris.
After MIR. Syndeham was buried, Miss
Syndeham went under the care of the doc
tor and his mother, to Paris. She insisted
on their taking up their abode where she
mad apartments, and not day passed but
she was with Mrs. Pomeroy. The old lady
got warmly attached to her, and talked dole
fully to her son about the time when they
should have to be separated.
She told them not to wonder that she did
not mourn for her father, for he had en-
deavored to wrong her 80 deeply that it was
not love that held her to his side; and in all
her life she had never been so happy as now
that she was free.
Dr. Pomeroy watched her. At first he
was very gallant, but at last he began to be
reserved and cold. A feeling he dare not
cherish was growing in his heart and it
alarmed him greatly.
1 dare not love her, +" he rnuttered to
himself, II am bound"
Then, for the first time, he felt how
heavy were the letters he had forged for
himself. She noticed the change. She
tried to beguile him to forget the grief that
was evidently wearing on him; and at last,
in fit of desperation, he told her all.
II am married mani" he said impetu-
ously. Il love you; and yet am not free
to Lowell"
She recoiled, but babe him tell all.
1T was cruel, unkind to bind you SO, she
said.
mo, no, he calculated. She saved me
she blessed me--and shall always respect
her, but never did my bonds hurt me till
/ met You. Now I shall be miserable
forever"
@You may meet her."
aImprobableP
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-29
A Bear Hunt.

In Our Continent for this week Mr.. Jeffer-
son Brown describes an ,ncounter with a
polar bear during the voyage of the Alliance,
which he il at present describing in this
magazine.
On August 9TH we arrived ut Biorens
Bay Danes lsland), N. lat. 70 degrees
and 80 seconds. and came to anchor under
q small island (Moff). A bright lookout
had been kept for polar bears. but no
traces had been seen until the morning OF
the 9th, when one was reported leisurely
walking along the shore OF Danes Island,
about two miles from the ship. A boat
was called away, and in a few minutes q
party Of six. with breech-loading rifles.
started in pursuit Landing quarter of u
mile in his rear. n race began over the
rocky, broken ground for first shot. The
bear had nnsuspectingly Continued his
promenade. stopping now and then to ex-
anime cleft in the rock, probably search
ing for free lunch. until his pursuers
were within a hundred yards. when the
engagement opened by single shot.
which struck him in the ribs. and appeared
~ cause a suspicion that something was
wrong. Turning, he made for lis enemy.
when the others of the party. who had ar
rlVeu on the nillSlue ABOVE, openeu uTt
with a vollev that drew his attention in
their direction. Finding his retreat up
the mountain cut Off he tried to escape by
taking to the water. bnt the fire was To
hot for him, and soon facing his foes.
roaring and snarling, he threw his body
half out of water and fell dead with "A bull
let through his heart. He was lowed along
side and hoisted on board. He weighed
$50 pounds. and measured seven feet in
length. The SHINING process was under
taken by the ice pilots, both old hunters.
and soon accomplished The flesh RESENT
bles coarse beet in color. and. although it
had slight flavor of tram oil. was not as
unpalatable a. we had been led to suppose :;
but rs this bear, according to the pilots.
was only three wears old, and probably
had not lived upon carrion. the meat may
have been different in quality from that of
older animals. A layer of tat two inches
thick lined the skin. which was reserved
by the pilots for their own benefit. As il
appeared Il good opportunity to get some
genuine bears grease, the proprietors OF
Il were consulted upon the subject. They
informed us that it would be fatal to II
crop OF hair il applied. and that it was
always sold rs cod liver oil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-29
Misltllantpus.
HrR STAGE Dresses N DIANE.-SHE As
roSIsHEs LONDON WITH BEAUTY AND
SPLESDoR-

FANNY Davenport. in the costumes OF
Diane de Lys is said by Olive Logan to
look very handsome in pale blue brocat-
ed silk trimmed with white Spanish
blonde, and wearing an enormous brimmed
manila hat, with pale blue ostrich feathers
and the brim lined with darker blue
velvet. so as 10 be more becoming to the
face. II is a face Instantly recognized as
familiar by an English audience, for those
three handsome faces-Fanny Dayenport's,
Mary Anderson's and Minnie Palmer's
have for years past adorned cigarette
boxes, pin boxes and even sheets OF
music in England. Again, she is superb
in an emerald green velvet princess dress.
with side petIIcoat Of green satin. cover
ed with network OF green Chenille and
silver tassels, Now the much talked OF
diamonds begin to appear. and, to my
surprise. continues Miss Logan; find the
English people about me are fully PINNED
to see great jewel wearer in Fanny Day-
export. Oh, yes. they ray. she has flz,-
600 sterling invested in diamonds. She
has hired a private policeman to follow
her for her protection ever since she has
been in England. He and a pal take turns
watching her lodgings on the embankment.
and both guard her cab at night coming
to the theatre. That big green ring on
her middle finger is a monster emerald.
She bought it from the ex Queen Of Spain
for ElOOO, and cheap it was mt that. A
volley of opera glasses is raised at The &C
tress as she moves. She looks very well.
and invests the part with all the sentiment
IL will sustain. She is thought to look
most splendid in shimmering thin gown
AT opa'ine points, fancy il must be the
glass dress spun for her at Wheeling-and
this over pale pink and white velvet.the
whole train trimmed with rich bord-
ering Of pink ostrich feathers-a dress that
cost AS much money as farm, no doubt.
All the diamonds are on, too. They make
q valiant sparkle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-29

Mr.. Albert Kinfsbnry. KesDe. y. H., troubled
with bad humor on hand and neck, caused By had
poisoning. (IIe's . painfer.j At times i, would
br~ak ouf, crack op~n, and the skin separate from;
the n<sh in large pieces, suffering great continue!
itching and singing. Purchased Your remedies
used the Cuiicura Resolvent internally ana Cucura
and Cuficurz soap externally and in less than three
months effected p-Tm anent cure. and has not been
troubled since, Corroborated by BuIlard & Foster,
Druggists. keene, n. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-29
Domestic Hats.

CLEANING BLANKETs.-The Boston
Journal of Chemistry gives the following
method of cleaning blankets; Put tw,
large teaspoontuls of borax and pint
bowl of soft soap into tub of cold
water. When dissolved, putin pail
OF blankets, and let them remain
over night. Next day rub and drain them
out. and rinse thoroughly in two waters,
and hang them to dry. Do not wiring
them.
RED ANTS Mix teaspoonful of crys-
tails of carbolic acid with an ounce of Law.
ender water or any perfume and sprnkl.
well on Your shelves. and the ants will un-
doubtedly skedaddle. An occasional
sprinkle will keep YOU free from the pests
The perfume is not necessary, but is used
to cover the unpleasant smell Of the acid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-29
PATENTS.
r. FL. EDDY,

20. ~ state ST.. op"osite kiIby, Boston
Secures Patents United STATES, a.e IN 1lss.
Britain, France and other foreign countries. OoH"
OF the claims Of any Patent furnished By remiI.iss
one dollar. Assignments recorded at WashInsyn y.
No agency ia the United St0fes possesses snperI";
;unies tof obtaining Patents or osceTto'"'"s wv
oatent0bii,fy Of inpeati0ps. ,
K. II. EDDY, Solicitor OF Pa'ehR
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF the most copdo9 asa
saccesJui practitioner with whom have hAu W"
;iRl intercourse. -,
CHAS MASON, Commissioner Of Ps'enh
"Inventors cannot employ aperson more trus ~,
Thy or more capable Of securing for them an sa''
md fay orable Consideration at the Patent once.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner Oh faen''
Boston, October 10, ~ =,
X. II. EDDY, EsQ.,-Dear Sir: you procure se
me, In 1910, my first patent. Since then you sud
ted for and advised me in hundreds OF case case.
procured many patents, reissues and ~ New
have occasionally employed the best agence iii ia
York, Philadelphia and Washington, but SUI sine
you almost the whole of my business, Id you' -"
and advise others to employ you. per
Yours truly, GEOkdb DnH n
Boston. January 1. 1882
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-29
STATE OF MAINE.
TRE tsURER's OFFICE. :
Augusta, July 70, 1852. I

AUGUSTA, July 2, M
DURSUANI to chap. Il, see. I'd, of the Revised
l. Statutes, will, at lie Stale Treasurer's oa1c,
at Augusta. the sixth day of September p.xi
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, sell aud convey b, deed 10
the highest bidder. all the interest of the State in h,
tracts Of land hereinafter d. scrbed living in uuipcot
poraed townships. the said tIacts having been ioy.
cied TO the State for state taxes and county taxes
certified 10 the Treasur' OF tate tor the wear lSs
The sale and conveyance of each tract will he mad.
subject to 4 right in the own part owner Whose
rights have been forfeited, TO redeem the same at
any time within one year after he sale BY pairing or
rendering 10 the purchaser his proportion Of what
the purchaser paid therefor at the sc with incres,
AT the rate oil twenty per cent. per annum from the
time of sale and dollar release or such own.
er may redeem his interest 10y pay Ing aforesaid to
the Treasurer OF State, provided IN chap. .. sec
Is, OF the Revised Statutes.
No tract. however, will be sold At price less than
the fall amount due thereon for such unpaid state
aud county taxes, Interest aud cost described in
The following schedule:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-29

PSORIASIS.
II. l.. Carpenter, Esq.. Hendsrson, NY, cured OF
Psoriasis L~prosy, of twenty years standing, by
the Cuiicura Rs-oyent internally, and CufcHra aud
on record cure certified to before justice of the
p%ac- and prominent eitiz-n-. All afflicted with
Itching and scsly diseases should send 10 Us for
this testimonial IN full.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-29

KENNEBEC COUNTY-In Fro5ate Court, ns ~.
dugnsfa, on the fOnrth Monday Of 3ugu1. ase, 81
Justin Il. SMITH, Administrator on the stan sonnts
- Simon Page, late Of Ballowei IN sao sccouni
deceased, having presented his fourth aeo'''
OF administration OF said estate for allowance ,eek,
ORDERED, That notice thereOfbe given tnree
successfully, prior to the fourth Monday Of
next, in the KennebecJ ourna, newspaper pa sts
In Augusta, that all persons interested may and
Probate Court then to be held at Augu nt 10 Al
show cause, If any, why the same shonih h'' y
lowed. ,age
EMERY o. BEAN. Juae &
Attest Howard OWEN. Register. "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-29

a lady writes: "After years OF severe suffering
from female complaints, nervousness and dyspepsia,
your SWEDISH Botanic Compound has entirely cured
me-"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-29
MOTHER DIED FROM DC.

NJ IHEN tCOIUOW .f.,i.,..
J. W. Adams. Newark, sbio, says: ''t1ilcaF.
Remedies are the greatest medicines on earth Had
the worst case salt rheum in this county. Ny mother
had II twenty year,, and in fact died firm ~ BE-
lieye Cuf~ura would have saved her iie- Ny arms,
breast and head covered for three years. which
nothing r-liev.d cured until u-ed the Cuticora
Re.ovent blood pnrifierj internally. and CHricnrs
and Caficura soap externally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-29

and tuiicura soap externally and Cuticura Resoiv.
enI internally will po-rively cure every species OF
Humor, iron, a common Pimpie TO scrofula. Price
Of Cuticars, small box, 30 cents large boxes 81.
, uticura R-soly-nf, 81 per bottle. Cuticufa soap,
% c-nfs. Cutcura shaving Soap, ID cents. Sold by
all druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-29

consider Swedish Botanic Compound the best
Blood Purifier and Spring Medicine in u,e.
WE WATSON, Lynn, Mass
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-10
La defensa de Vell6n.

No sc a.arme ell senior Garcia Sal
gado ; que 81 el ha sido libre para
'iespacharse a su gusto ante la Ex
celentfsima Audiencia del territoriC
en- el incidepte sobre los grillos de
presunto matador de nuestro iaolvi
dable Perez Morris, y exhlbirse lue'
go al p1biico en- un folleto reproduc.
two de su dlscurso, no 10 somos me.
uos nosotros para entrar con ell esc,l-
peio de nuestra crftlca en- cuanto el
con tai motive, ha dicho y escrito re.
producieudonos tamblen en- las CO.
lumnas de este peri6dico; pues cree
mos que, ALI donde alcanza la Iiber-
tad del jurisconsulto en- estrsdos, pue.
de llegar la nuestrs en- la prensa.
No Sc alarme, repetimos, ell sefor
Garcia Salgado; que, asf como SEN
tImos los impulses de la carload cris-
tiana hacia el presunto asesino que
sumi6 d toda una numerosa fAmilia
rn una anarga soledad y d este pue-
Olo eli horrible consterDaci0n, uada
tampoco Que exceda de los justos IL
mites diremos contra su discurs0 en-
iefensa de Vel.0u.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-10
LA P r U E B A

Hemos dicho y repetido en- dife-
rentes ocasiones que los nee.os'nss1ss'
Ms de por acd 10 son de tai modo y
manera que este no les impide COG.
tiouar siendo refornaistas con Sas-
rond, rodicoles con Rulz Zorri0o, fe'
deraNstas GU Pr y MaryaN, aastono.
naistas con Labro q Portsso'sdo y has
ia demQgogos con Cesar de Baadm
No en- balie q veces no saben como
iamarse, y suelen encabezar 6 fir.
mar sus escritos en- unas oca stones
con ell nombre de rgornassnso, en-
otras. con el nombre de rGdsc0lssna0,
en- otras con el de asimi1ismo, y ast
sucesivamente.
Pruebas de esto que decimos he
mos aducido va; pero, no queremos
eximirnos de una que vale mas que
todas.
HAbla un corresponsal del peri6-
dico mas GsimiIssta que hay en- la
Isla; asimilista, por supuesto, de oca-
sion y de conveniencia. Dice
"En este iustante me entra mi
criado un sobre que contiene una in-
vitaci6a para el banquete republica-
no que ha de celebrarse el dia 10,
commemorate la proclamation de
la repdblica.
De este banquete republican, Sc
ocupa toda la prensa.
70, que he cambiado de procedi-
mientos /; pero no de rumbo, y que
me sieuto hoy mas demagogo que
aver, solo que soy densagogo de orden,
como dirfa CASTELAR,, dsnsagogo guber-
momeNta1, 20 he contestado que co.
mere en- Casa, que ss donde mas q
gusto como, : desde ella acompaila.
re los republicanoe rumiantes en-
esplritu y en verdad.
Ne va muy bien eu mi nueva Vi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-10


da de andar solo con mis- ideas de
siempre en- la cabeza, y mi oiQueta
len Ia mano, hacienda solst0 todos los
descalabros que pueda a los negre-
ros, q los jesuitas y q los trafcaates
polfticos.
Pero, en- las anteriores frases 10
bueno no es la letra sino la tenden-
cia que sc revela en- la misma carta,
un POGO antes del parrafo que he
mos copiado.
Re6riendo la presentation al Rey
de una comisi5n del Sindioato gene
raj de las classes iudustriales y mer-
cantiles, hace observar como todos
ellos saludaron y expusieron sus
quejas al Jefe del Estado, al hijo de
Glen reyes, que les recibi6 benigua'
meute, escuchandoles por espacio de
una hora, y dice con esa gracsa que
tanto le caracteriza
Compare la cortesfa del rey cor
ell lenguaje traditional de los gober'
nantes que por ALA Sc usan, aque'
los del. :. le prevengo q usted.., :.
y tenga usted entendido. ..... J
otras paparruchas dichas a gritos J
acompa1adas de ademanes impro
pios de su clase."
Aquf Sc revela Ia tendencia. Pol
ESQ dice muy bien a continuaci6r
que anda el corresponssl con |,
piQueta demoledora, hacienda todol
los descalabros que puede a los ne
greros y .jesuitas, y debi6 anadir que
4 los gobernadores de U tramar, pa
ra decir toda la verdad 10 cual NJ
deia de ser un asimilismo swi gene
ris.
A 10 expuesto siguen unas NJ
nuy asimilistas alusiones al genera
seiior Martinez Oampos, concluyen
do por hablar de iglesias que Sc cGe'a
de communicates que chwpas y de Il
sociedad abolicionista, que rrospera
dnicas novedades que Sc encuentra1
en- el viejo repertoire de ese CORES
ponsal.
Y despu6s de este ! habra quie'
nos niegue la r"z6n de la sinraz6
de estos neo ,asini6stas +? Y despu6
de todo, segdu ellos, quien olga gu
no son mas asimslistas que eli mism
] Rev y su Gabinete onathen1G SIT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-10
EN- CAP ELL AN ES.

El Sr. D. 4 .f.el NJ. de Libra nc
fAito-5 que h.bla de f4ltarY- al
banquete celebrate por los dem6cra.
tas, radicales, federa!es, pactistas y
ex-mondrquicos - onsne geuus ma.
sscorwm - en- el salon de Capellanes
de Madrid en- conmemoracl6n del
fatal ensayo de rep6blica inaugura-
da ell IL de febrero de 1873. No
solo no fs.t6 el senior Labra a esa
protesta taclta, con tanta os 4dia for.
mulada, contra Ia iegalidad VICENTE,
81 que tamblen ocup6 uno de los 81.
tios de la presidencla. Teugase en-
cuenta que ell dlputado por Yauco,
Oabo- roJo y Sabana-Grande debe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-10

En- ell vapor-correo procedente
de Santander y entrado e! martes,
lego a esta Capital el senior don
Francisco Muruve y Galan, nuevo
juez de L. I4stancia del distrito de
San Francisco nombrado por s. NJ
ell Rey en- reemplazo del difunto don
JOSE lie Seras DIVA.
Damos Luestra mas cordial bieu'
venida al distinguido funcionario de
cuya prohibilad y rectitud tenemos
los mas halagti siios antecedentes.