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The Osceola times., 1883-10-27
Notice.

That at the January term, 1887, Of the Probate
Couit II Mississippi County, Arkansas. |, the
undcrsigacd. as Guardian Of the estate Of Mary
Q. Clara, viii npply 10 said Court for an order
% sell an undivided Gne-ffth interest In the fol-
lowing described lands belonging to said Mary
g Clark, tp-Wit. he : of section ~; frGC-
tionai S H. Of sccioI 20 fractional : Wa Of
section 3p' ~ \ tA of section 80, all IN town.
ship II RANG 10 East. Al Of said lands lying
ia Mississippi County, Arkansas, nnd al per-
sons oijcctmg to tie granting of said order
must appear aud file the same on or before the
next January term OF the probafe Court o said
County h. l. SiMP-ON,
Guardian OF Mary Z Clark
THIS October lNh,, ls3 10 2O-tt
q. w Thomson. Att'y. p. (. 81 40
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WARNING ORDER.
IN MIssf ssIPpICIRcuIT COURT II, CHAN
CERN 10 JANUARY TERM, lWt


Gerry no JANUARY TERM, l@F
z. +. BAH as administrator. in0
Shelby County, Tenn. Of thc Pc
tate of John Il Collins, decd.
Emil T. Bah. aud b. r nall.
her husband: MARY Cummings.
and Dr, Y. tuWmiugs. hrr
hus and; said Mrs. Ball and
Mrs. Cummings being sisters Of Plaintiffs.
snil deceased John COL ms and
Josie Collins mino s ! childrel
nf the late n ID. Collins, decd,
who was brother of John X
Collins. decd said infants aged
respectively eleven and thirteen
wears, ana who sue herein by
their mex. friend, B. f. IN
vs.
+. G. McGsvock. N. Lafont
;. q Me ride. Charles Bowen.
John Catron; the heirs ri law OF
y Y. Bennett, deceased to-vlt
Ben W. Bennett, A 5. j. Bennett
Florence Bennett. - Migley.
and the widow and heirs al Jaw Dcle.dants
" james D. Best deceased, to
wit; Elixabt ia Daniels. his Wild
ow, and Emma Best, his only
heir at law.
The non-resideHt defendants Ben w. Ben
nett, Florence BurrOw, and John CatrOn are
warned to appear In this court and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiffs, d r. Ball, Emily
Z. Ball and Il. z BAH, Mary CummiBgs and j.
\. Cgmmings. dohn Collins and Josie Collins.
BEN n BACCHl,, clerk
BY Hugh X McNHgh. ID. c.
This October Is, lsS3
Iytcs a Harris, Solicitors for Pitts
q. ". Thomson and II NJ Mcveigh, for De =
PENDANTS and non-rCs dent defendants.
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Why SAouLp TuEY.

Noman or woman can do satisfac-
tory work when the brain is dull, the
nerves unsteady, the systom relaxed
and they feel generally wretched.
Why should anybody drag through
their work in this condition, when a
bottle of Parkcr's Ginger Tonic will
at moderate cost give them the
strength and will to perform their
duties satislactorily.-Ed 81.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27
LOOK OUT!
GREAT REJECTION IN THE PRICES
OF GooDs.


Ladies' Fall and Winter Hats,
Cloaks, Shawls, Wraps, and Under
wear at Greatly Reduced Prices, in
order to make room for more New
Goods. Cali and see my Goods and
prices before Purchasing elsewhere.
Very Respectfully,
JAMES LIsroN.
DIR. II. {. prewitt, president of
the tri-state medical association. de-
livered an able address before that
body last Monday, of Which the city
papers We're profuse in commenda-
tions, and devoted largely Of their
space in producing extracts. The
Doctor here, where he lives, has
been hiding his forensic light under
that fgurative bushel measure men
toned somewhere by the old writers.
Osceola is composed of an intelli-
gent and appreciative community,
we have large Hall, and the even
ings are growing long now; what's
to hinder the Osceola public from an
occasional enjoyment of an intellect
ual feast during the winter months?
All the influences for e,il-blind-
tigers, gambling dens, and other Vi
cious and demoralizing practices are
actively at work in our midst t--can-
not something be done to counteract
these influences and at the same time
afford pleasant and profitable diver
sion for the public. What say you,
ei1lrene of Oscoolas
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27
xoGEcc.

UNDER AND BY VIRTUE Of an EXecutioi
10 me directed 10y thc Clerk NJ the Circuit Cour
uf Mississippi County from a Judgement rcn.
dtrcd in the Circuit Court Of said county in IL.
yor Of Lemon ~ Gale. ON the l2th. day Of May
lsS2, against 5 NJ Piumau, Tor the sum u
thirteen hundred aud seven ~ Hour dullars Nut
hiy-iye cents tSl81l,jj) debt. and fourteen
dollars ana aity-iiNc cents lSi4 so costs, which
execution was ON the i2th. day of October, lo33
levied upon the :. +. Of section So Township
II Nor,h, Range fa-t
/, W. u. Ilaskins, sheriff II Mississippi coun
", ArNansas, viii, ON The 10th. day Of Noyem-
Der lssi, AZ he door Of the Court House m Os-
ccola, Ark, sel the abDye described land IT,
the highest bidder ON a credit OF three months
" satisfy said execution
W. y. HNcKIN~,
oct -. lssl SherH Mis- Co.
H. 4 Nk.ia. To- fg-i
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Nutlcr.

UNDER AND HY VIRTUE ofnn Exccution
90 me directed ly tac Clcrk Of The Circuit Court
of N ssis u ~ county from judgement render
;. Nendig, on the l2th day of May, ls >. gliu-l
;. a iitman, for the sum Of thirttc hundrei
and seventy three dollars aud atty cents tel3l},.
o1 debit and eight en- dollars und twenty -dyc
c'nt- nt, - costa. which execution was on the
23th day OF october lsNi, levied upon the >. h (.
dissection 90, Townrhip II North, Range s, East
|, y. b. llaskin-, rheilh OF Mississippi county.
Ark, will, On the i0th. day OF November 1855,
ai The door of the Court house In the town ui
Usce0la, Ark sell the above described land 20
the highest bidder, on credit of three months
to satisfy said execution.
W. Il. HASKIN',
Oct ~, lSS3. sheriff Miss. Co.
p (. S3,l l0-l3-l.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27

ELECTRICITY or ON the known Tieciro-
o1lfanic Appliances at The present day Dr. j. now
conceded hy tile Medical fraieruiiy aud Llerti
ciiua generally that the Ame lean Galyanic
irlnsie Electrical merits, as one shield or applt
nuc" can be iticd 10 any pari uf ihr body, which
h not true o. amy other See advcrii-0 mcnt iu
another column Of this pa CT, er,-Elcctfic Gazette.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27

Mr.. J. a. McAllistcr wants 100
wood choppers to cut cord wood. lie
pays - cents per cord. Good tim
her-clcar of nnderbrush. For par
tculars, call on A. Goodrich, at the
Post Office, or J. a. McAllister, at
Pettey's landing.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27
Osccola Rain Drops.

D's fNNih' nv - =" '''' A'''N -
Standard Drugs, Fine Cigars and
Tobaccoes, School Books, Paints,
Oils &C., at bottom prices, for Cash.
-" Hoss-talk and horse racing
has been all the go in Memphis this
week.
If you want choice fragrant
Cigar call at r. c. PREwITT's.
Mrs. A. l.. Roussan is absent
on visit to relatives in Jonesboro.
DIR. and Mrs. r. c. Prewitt and
Miss Jane Humes, their guest, were
among the visitors to Memphis dur
ing the week.
Mr.. Boyce's two story building
for a Blacksmith Shop, Plow and
Wagon Factory, Is assuming shape
and will soon be in full blast.
If you want anything in the
Druggists line, go to
DIR. r. c. PREwITT.
Mr.. VIM. L. Humphreys left
last week for Rector, Clay Co., where
he has good situation offered him.
He ordered a copy of the Times sent
him, "as preventive of home sick
ness"
Mr.. Robert G.. Hardin, of Chi
casawba, spent a couple of days in
town this week. He called at the
TINES Office and subscribed for
copy of the paper for the ensuing
year.
Lone Jack Smoking Tobacco,
and the popular Virginia Queen"
5 cent Cigars, at PIEwrTr's DIuG
STORE.
The Weather for the past week
has been most unfavorablc for gath
ering the crops--damp and rainy.
1t is now estimated that the crop in
this county, which was never believ-
ed, even by the most sanguine, would
turn out over half a crop, will be
still further reduced by damage in
the fields from 10 to % per cent.
The greater part of the force
employed on the government works
Mt this point, we are informed, is be-
ing discharged, and the "plant" col
lected and secured at Elmot. This
would indicate to one not furnished
with aprogramme detailing the plans
and intentions of the managers, that
work was about to be suspended for
the winter.
We received pleasant call
from our old friend, Mr.. John Keiser,
of Kentucky, who is down on short
visit. Mr.. Keiser has been travel.
ling pretty extensively during the
past summer through the north-wes-
tern states, and seems to have obtain,
ell new lease on life, aud looks
twenty years younger than he did
when last we saw him.
Our columns are somewhat
crowded with advertisements to the
exclusion of reading matter, but we
hope our friends will not fret them
selves uneasy because of this on our
account. We are amply able to
stand it. This is harvest season;
why shouldn't the printer gather a
few sheaves? Didn't he labor in the
vineyard all summer on half-rations,
while the owners OF the vineyards
were summer-tourng with their best
girl?
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27
AN EXPLANATION.

The delicate, Aowery and lasting
fragrance of Floreston Cologne eX-
plain why it is such favorite with
the ladies. -
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27

fv ~ ESFyE not, life ts su ccpug by. GO and
x I'd & 3 tar, hrlurr You die, something
kEEsky 4 m.lhly auc sublime l,ay, bciind
- 10 conquer time ' $40 week iu
uuI own town. s. oulG Hec no
i~l ENprrihirI now capital not required We
Will nltni-h You Noyhug Many arr making
foruucs l,U,s make u- much a. men, aud
ru'- gnd girls mntc uut pay. Reader, if tou
want business at ~ ltCu You can make great rav
ail he iim'. write for particulars % a .lfALLErT
8 60 Portland, Maine.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27
FEE ArPEAL F'OH 1885,:

2 II a. "a 4 bs4 - WA = = %
The ArP.AL huy just entered upon The forty
third yc,r OF ii7 existence. During The. year
1883 il viii maintain all 60. nonofai lc traditions
by the adoption Of every improvement which
progress can invent or -lGgest Itwin le tine
constant aim II the management to make tt D.
complete newspaper and the reliable exponent
Ola liberal public op niop win ,sis object in
view, twill print an the news Of tho day prompt.
ly aud rs fully as NE large and increasing Gicili-
tips VIII permit. While keeping ogr readers in
t,l'igc.t upon an the political questions Of the
time, we shall 'conti' ne 90 devote % large share
OF our space TO agricultural cducafoua,, rcligi-
ous, scientific, literary, industrial and CONNER
-ialmat;e.s. Political parti,s are likely to be
icorganitsd upon new issue, as national politics
are assuming nrw bases This viii give addi.
ti0uul interest TO al well conducted newspapers
uutil the uozi Presidential election Eycry good
citizen should keep himself abreast Of the cur
rcut politics OF thc day for .aat reason the plic
of Jhc hrEALi- j. placed within the reach ct even
the pO.r.st. The history Of the APrEAL for the
past luuy-tvo ears has been the history Of
southern thought southern p lilies, southern
industry, aud ifs future VIII be the same
TERMS:
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27
WARNING ORDER.

IN THE MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT COURT -
10 JANUARY TERM, 1sSi-lN eli lNJkRl
Matthews n Whitaker, | Plaintiffs,
VS.
j. X. L Patton. ! Defendant
The nonresident defendant, j II T. Patton
is warned 10 appear In this Court within thirty
days aud answer the complaint OF the plamtifs
Matthews Il Whitaker
BEN II BACCuUS. Clerk
BY Hugh Il. McNuigh. u. @
This October, 18th, l>S3 II. l. 20, 80.
q ". Thomson, for pltd.
IL. NJ. McNeiyh for ID D'nt.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27

-FoR SALE-A New Home and
a Weed or a Hartford Sewing Ma
chine. y bargain can be had by
calling at this office,
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27
Cotton Market Report.
CoRRECTLp EVERY FRIDAY EVENING
BY suoEMAkER, JOPLIN s CO.,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Uplands, . l5-l6d Orlearns, 6 l-l6.
Market, Easier.
Total receipts in Memphis since
Sept. lst., 4S,6O3 bales.
Total receipts at U. 5. ports to
Oct. II, 1883, 0l4,367 bales.
Total crop for 1923, 6,949,756
bales.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27
"A CARD

To those contemplating the pnchqsc of
Sowing Machine, would say that I have secnr
ed the Agency in This county rthn
NEW HOME, DOMESTIC, NEW IMPROVED
WHITE, and the genuine MONTREAL
SINGER,
which will sell at the Manufacturers lowest
established prices
Twenty two yrar's experience as an Agent,
Rcparcr, "A at Adiusier IN all the lin rent make
ot sowing Machines, has convinced me that these
ti0n than all other sewing Machines combined.
Every Machine made hy these companies are
Warranted Five Years aud Counter Warranted
by loUrs, Respectfully,
CHARLES G. oODnlCU,
Watch Maker and JcWr rlcr
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27
HARTFORD
l &AS
Sewing Machine,
JUST ERECTED.

The largest Under Arm, the light
estand the Quietest, the most layishly
decorated; the least vibration Of any;
a galaxy Of new patents.
SIMPLICITY SIMPLlFIED!
DURABILITY DETERMINED.
RELIABILITY REASSERTED!
Ball-bearing balance wheel; knife
edge treadle- bearing; newest and
most elegant designs in stands and
wood-works; positive take up; per
feet stitch.
IT'S WANTED By EVERYBODY
Also, the Old Standard WEED
MACHINE, favorite of thousands,
and as good as ever before.
Both Machines manufactured by
the Weed S, NJ, Co., Hartford, Conn,
and for sale by G. r. BEIcKEY &
BRo., Osceola, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1883-10-27
TELEGRAPH COLLEGE.

a School Of Telegraphy, called the
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COLLEGE.
has been opened in Van Burcn, Ark,
for the purpose of educating young
men and ladies ia The art of Tclc-
grapby, and fitting them for opera
tors and station agents positions.
We teach Railroading complete.
Write at once for circulars; you will
never regret it. Address
II. II. DILL, SUIT.
Van Buren,, Ark. =
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Boletin Mercantil.

soci dad han ofrecido 4 s. NJ. el testi-
monio sincere y espontaneo de Gu adj
hesl6n y de su patriotismo.--Mafiana
4 las cinco de la tarde llegara ell Rey,
y segun ell entusiasmo que reina en-
la poblacion entera es de esperar que
la ovaci6a que reciba sea inmensa."
Gel Excmo. Sr. Ministro de Ultra
mar, en- telegrama de hoy recibido d
Ultima hora, dice al Excmo. Sr. Gober-
nador General 10 siguiente:
"Tengo satisfaction comuuicar V. E
que el recibimiento hechn a. Rey er
esta Capital ha excedido en- grandezs
d todo 10 que Sc esperaba; llegado &
Palacio, ha recibido en- la Camara, du.
rante tres horas, d la poblaci6n, mez
cladas todOs las clases socia.es, que har
desfilado entusiasmadas delante SIS
NM"
Hasta aquf ell peri6dico Official
FL BoLETIN MERCANTIL, adictt
eterna e invariablemente d las ins
tituciones patrlas, resume hoy to
do su entu ,lasmo en- un solo grlto
Vivian los Reyes de Espafa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-05

parece calificar de un modo injusto d
los incondicionales de esta Antilla.
Nj una recriminaci6n saldr& de niies-
tros labios contra ell error manifesto
de ese caballero, por mas que profun-
do sentimiento nos cause ell extreme d
que la passion politica lie ha conduct
lEs estableciendo antagonismos en-
ire hermanos como Sc solicita ell bier
general?
sEs dando oidos d infundados ce.
los de provincialismo como Sc con
sigue la ammonia entire los pueblos d.
la misma naclonalidad?
Nosotros no conocemos las diferen
cias que denuncia el Sr. Vivar. Aqu
los Gobiernos Sc inspiran en- la raz6l
| y la justicia, considerable los espa
| holes borincanos como a los peninsula
res.
Aunque modestisimos puertorique
nos, nos atrevemos d dirigir I'M rueg
al Sr. Vivar, quien, dado ell carino qu
| tuduiueSId u cSld tO'iuCtd, uO ~ uCoa
| tendera.
Rectifque este noble caballero e
concepto que psrece lie han hecho for
mar de los incondicionales, y crea qn
en- Puerto-Rico significan PATRIOTS me
integridad hidalguia.
No hemos de concluir antes de aplau
dir sin reservas la noble conducta, el
el Congreso, del senior Nufez d
Arce y de los Sres. Alcala del Ohm
y SAM y Peray.
Reciban estos la expression de nues
ira gratitud por la brillante defens
que han hecho de los incondicionale
de esta Provincial, en- cuyas filas te
nemos ell honor de fgurar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-05
VIVIAN LOS REYES DE- ESPiNl

De la Gdceta de hoy copiamos
con ell mayor placer 10 que va q
continuation:
"El Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Gene
raj ha recibido aver del Excmo. Sr.
Ministro de Ultramar, ell telegrama
siguiente:
"l.o de Octnbre. La Reina ha re-
gresado esta tarde d las cinco de la
Granja; la poblaci6u de Madrid hs
acudido La estaci6n dominada del
mayor entnsiasmo victoreando freneti-
camente & los Reyes Y d Espafla. La
Reina, rodeada del pueblo, ha llegado
a Palacio tardando en- el trayecto mas
lie una hora, Y ha tenido que asomarse
varias veces al balloon con la Princesa
= las Infantas para responder d las ca
lurosas manifestations de la multitud
que las aclamaba; despues esta ha in
vadido respetuosamente la regia es-
tancia donde todas los slases Ide la
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inicamente tres pertenecen Inglate-

dnicamente tres pertenecen Inglate-
rra. *
Alguien objetard one "a csso de rup-
tura nuestros buqnes de guerra podrf6n
apagar el fnego de los canones enemi-
gos; pero nadie pnede garantizar que
el fuego de esos canones deje inc6lumes
nuestros buques. "
Y despues de varias rehexiones
atinadas, Ell periodico ingles ana
de:
"Creemos, por tanto, que convene
If estudiando desde. ahora Ia cesi6n 8
ell cambio de Gibraltar 4 trueque de
alguna otra fortaleza. Ceuta, V. gr.,
que ofrezca menos riesgos y ventajas
mas positivas.
No nos cieguen Ell patriotismo y Ia
ignorancia nj nos halle sordos la voz
de la moralidad, que & Ia saxon va al
par con nuestros intereses. Confesemos
y reconozcamos de una yez que ID ma
turaleza ha hecho de Gibraltar una
plaza espahola, y que & sancionar los
acuerdos de la naturaleza han llegado
luego los adelantos de Ia artilleria.
nlgo debe haber, pues Mr..
Glasdtone, hoy presidente del
Consejo de Ministries, e. Bright
hace tempo que Sc han mostrado
partidarios de la idea de la devo-
luci6n de Gibraltar. Aparte de
la question de honra nacional, que
sc subleva ante esa intrusion
inglesa en- nuestra peninsula, ce-
rrariamos la puerta al contraban-
do que en- tan gran escala Sc ha-
ce por esa parte.
Ell dia Is Sc celebr6 con toda
solemnidad la aperture de los tri.
bunales, pronunciando ell minis
tro Sr. Romero Gir6n un notable
discurso, cuyo tema fue las refor-
mas que necesita la administra-
ci6n de justicia.
Cierro mi carta con una pagina
triste para las letras. Hoy damos
terra d los restos mortales de Ia
popular esclitora Angela Grassi,
directora y fundadora del Correo
de la Modo y autora do varias
novelas morales de estimable me.
rio. Era DANA de amabilisimo
trato y su muerte ha sido muy
sentida. iDescanse en- paz!
r. p. del Rio.
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10 DE LA CAROLINA.

Hay en- este pueblo un Alcalde
que 10 es don Jose Mercado,
cuyas relevantes prendas de ca
racter para dicho cargo le hacen,
segdn nuestros informes, acree-
dor a, respecto y consideration
de todos.
Mas Ell Clamor que, por 10
visto, tiene la desgracia de hacer
oposici6n sistematica a todo 10
bueno, viene tronando muy alto
contra dicho Alcalde en- su ndme-
no del sabado dltimo, con motiv o
de un lado asaz baladi y del otro
completamente inexaeto.
Veamos.
Sc dicto por ell Gobierno Ge-
neral la orden para que los cada
veres sean conducidos directa-
mente de la casa al cementerio.
por ell eamino mas corto. Aun-
que la Real Orden en- que aquella
disposition Sc fund6 tan solo pro-
hibe la entrada de aquellos en-
la Iglesia, no discutiremos, sin
embargo, la valdez legal de 10
mandado por nuestra superior
4Autoridad, puesto que, como es
en- nosotros costumbre, va 10 he
mos acatado y seguiremos acatan.
dolo.
Por confession del mismo Cia-
NOR, inmediatamente que Sc re-
cibi6 en- la Carolina la expresa-
da orden, ell celoso Alcaide flo
edictos en- todas las esquinas para
el mas exacto eumplimiento.
Luego sc presento ell primer
case de enterramlento con nn jo-
ven que fa;leciera en- la hacienda
de los Sres. Arsuaga, y tan cello
20 Sc mostr6 ell Alcalde del cum
plimiento de su deber que, habien
DO dido rumores de que ell cada
yer iria a Ia Iglesia, requirid el
auxilio de la fueIza piiblica para
lnpedirlo, case necesario, segliD
consta de ofcio que Sc mando d
la Comandancia del puesto. I Ha
podido hacer mas ell referido Al
calde?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-05

Ahora relatemos ell suceso, pa
ra que Sc yea ell fundamento de
los clamores de El Clamor. Su-
cedi6 que al llegar el cadayer a
la entrada de la poblacidn Sc de
tuvo un momento la comitiva, CO.
mo Sc detiene a veces todo ell que
Gamma y con objeto ademas de
escoger entire dos sendas la mas
viable para ir al cementerlo,
puesto que era ell primer case.
Continue en- seguida la procession
funebre su marcha, habiendose
tambien presentado la Iglesia que
acompan6 al cadaver, cantando
responses. Esto es, nj mas nj me-
nos, 10 ocurrido.
iY de aqui SAGA motives III
| Ciamor para tantos gritos como
lanza en- su citado ndmero? sDe
aqui Sc deduce que en- la Carroll
ma no Sc cumplen los mandates
lie la Autoridad Superior, cuan-
do en- el mismo capitulo de car
gos consta precisamente todo 10
contrario?
iQuG quiere El Clamor; que
Sc prive a los cadaveres hasta dc
las bendiciones de la madre lgle-
sia desde la casa mortuorla hasta
el cementerio? Pues a tanto nc
creemos alcance ninglna autorI,
dad. mientras el Estado sea cato
leo Y nc Sc levante un Gobiernc
ateo que prohiba los ritos y ce-
lremonias eclesiasti as en- absolu'
to. Por aquel camino retrocede-
riamos a los tres prlmeros siglo'
del cristianismo en- que la lgle,la
para vivir, tenia que ocultarse er
las catacumbas, huyendo del fu
ror de los cesares. La libertaC
personal religiosa, compatible cor
la moral, con las leyes y con l'
hygiene, ino siguihca NADIA pari
Ell Ciamor, que detiende todas la'
libertades?
Esto debe verlo Ell Clamor
Lo que, 81, no We es la gran pa
sion con que escribe, tan grand'
oue i nosotros nos sorprende vi
vamente.
Despues de 10 dicho no creemo'
que necesite de mas detensa e
Alcalde de la Carolina, quien sir
duda va siendo cada dia mas dig
no, a juzgar por la guerra que VI
le promueve Ell Ciamor.
Pero necesitamos decir dos pa
labras sobre la irrespetuosisim;
forma con que nuestro colega ira
ia al digno cura dc almas d.
Trujillo-hajo don Mariana Fer
nandez Lalo, hacienda suposicio
mes bochornosas que afectan to
da la clase sacerdotal.
Como one este senior ha toma
10 su defenSa ante los Ttibuna
les, cual correspondia, solo tene
mos que agregar que la Ley d
Imprenta vigente, en- su art. 1t
prohibe atacar 0 ridlculizar el cul
to V sus ministries, amen de la
prescripciones del Codlgo.
En- vista de elias, y copiando d
cl peri6dico acusador en- el mis-
! mo asunto, podemos pregun.al
va que el 10 velifta: GLa Ley n
Sc ha hecho para los retormistas
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Por de contado, que esta clasi-
ficaci6n ant6jasenos que es def
ciente en- alto grado. 1 No hubiese
sido mejor subdividir en- cuatro
clases la navegacion, como re-
presentan las cuatro columnas del
Arancel VICENTE? tNo demuestra
este que ha faltado meditation y
estudio para abor1ar un asunto tan
grave, tan trascendental, de tan
importantes consecuencias para
la navegaci6n y ell trafico por mar ?
De ahi nacen, harto frecuente
mente por desgracia, muchas con
fusiones y entorpecimientos de
funestos resultados que luego sc
deploran tardiamente. Recuer-
dense, sino, las confusiones que
di6 lugar la Real orden de la Ga
ceta del Is cuyos efectos Sc sus-
pendieron en- buen hora.
Pero este articulo va tomando
proporciones demasiado extensa>
y nos falta espacio. Concluire
mos, pues, en- otro ntimero de de-
batir la onerosa erogacion con que
Sc grava a la marina mercante.
palanca de Arquimedes de la ri
queza y del progreso de los pue-
blCs entire 81.
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ENFERMO.

II *.
Ell Sr. Dean de la Sta. Igle-
sia Cathedral, acompanado ldel
ilustrisimo Cabildo, administr6
aver mafiana el santo Viatico al
Excmo. Sr. D. Juan Vargas, Dig
nidad de Chantre de aqu9lla y ito
de nuestro amigo y Director d.
Ignacio Diaz Caneja.
Nosotros, que cumplimos 81
trists deber de asistir 4 tan solem-
ne acto, deseamos el mas prom
to restablecimiento al respeta-
BILE anciano y digno Ministro del
Altisimo que yace hoy postrado
en- ell lecho del doior.