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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-03
Coronas funerarias

En- el establishments La Flor de Mayo calle
de Ia Cruz Ddmero II, Sc ACADIA de recibir un buen
surtido de dicha mercancfa; de primorosas labo-
res, completa elegaucia gran novedad. las cna-
les Sc stan detallando haratos precios.
Convene al publico que aproveche la oeas6n
sin p6rdida de tempo, para que mas adeante no
tenga que comprar el artfcuo tipos eevados
Puerto Rico, Agesto % de 1891 Rodriguss
Chabert Go 15-3
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ha conocido los escaparates de LUNA 10 ha
ayunado nj una sOla vez en- sns dias l..

ayunauO ul una SOa veZ en- SnS Qlas y.
Paraguas, bastones, camisas de J,sdos nu-
meros, cuellos 4 10 Nolke, Bismarck, Cansvas,
Romero RObledo y Garibaldi, solo Sc halan en-
Ia E1egG'scia Guiana, Fortaleza nhmero 40.
Del c6ebre per6dico The Niae:
Cuantos serv;cios en- favor del Estado
para Obtener IN pedazo de cinta un titulO
Guam pocas acciones gloriosas para ocupar un
sitio digno en- la historic !.
iCuandO dinerO durmiendO La siesta eli los
teneDrosos rncones de una viejisilla GAIA de
hierro cuanto gastado mserabene' Sc en-
inut,lldades por no haberse dado .; placer de
una vista Ambos Mundos, San Justo 81 IT,.
Edicjon economical comercial do 13 de
AgostO.
81 tiene usted sed es porque quiere pues
en- casa de Armas y Jimenez hay unas cl!I5ari-
tas de barro, que "a, VA All! 50 me olvidaba,
hay juegos de lavabo, bolas 1de marhE, tacos,
vaporss, tia para billar, etc., etc.
RaESH cenvi,sccfste.-Un qunto Sc quejaba
de que SO le hubiese dado por it'll, no tenendo
mas que cuatro pies; un sargento que debia
ser andauz, le dijo:
No conozco ningil cuadl dpedo que teu
ga mas.
ri Quinto qued6 convencido
UN AEDICAMENTO MARAVILLOSO, que
merece e favor del p1blico La Emulsion tic
Scott en las afecciones tuberculosis reemp!az
ventajosamente ell aceite de higado 'e bacala''
Velez, Colombia, Julio IT, 1883.
Sres. Scott Bovine, New YorK.-Soy muy
POGO aticionado preparedness magistrates
extranjoras por las excesivas pom leraciones
de que ordinariamente son objeto: pero des-
pu6s de haber ensayado SUI Enulsid", desde
hace mucho tempo, creo de mi dehcr mani
festar ustedes que hoy Ia considero c'no un
medicamento maravlloso que merecs q ia
vor del publico.
No solo q las afecciones tuberculosis en-
que tan ventajosamente reemplaza al bacalao
debe limitarse su esfera de accion, pues sus
buenos resultados no Sc haran esperar en- t0das
las Intermediates relacionalas con un elnpo-
brecimiento de la sangrey falta de asimiiacion
De ustedes alto S. S.
Manuel de Jessls Fleres
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Paraguas, bastones, camsas de tedos ntl-
meros, cnellos 4 10 Nolke, Bsmarck, Cansvas,
la E1egancia Guiana, Fortaleza nhmero 40.
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Sc v0nd0

1 Tcatado de cAlcnlo diferencial & integral por
Laurent, tamos | Curse complete de matema
ticas por Ch omi,ei ousse, tom6s tuna v otra
obra en- frances) EnsenaDza primaria en- la Ex-
pOsicion International de "aris de 1878 | volu-
men. Para informes Ell las ofcinas de LA Co.
RRESPONDENCIA.
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VARlEDADES

y
siete pies de largo, tornilos de idem con y sin
tuercas de dos dos media, tres, cuatro Gin
CO pulgadas, flejes ARGOS de hero para pipe
rias de una una media, dos, dos media
tres pulgadas, y el egitimO cemento Portland
marca Corona en- barries de 1SO.kilos Sc vende
precios modicos en- Ell almacen de los senorss
NJ. Roman Co., Cruz 7 y 80. PR
vESTIDA DE BLANCO
RIMA.
Como huella de luz fugitiva
Que dejan los astrOs,
Asi pasa en- mis- nOches calladas
Vestida de blanco,
dea en- las sOmbras
La luz de sn paso.
Cuando ell alba desperta en- OrienJe
Sus rayos dOrados,
7 la noche me deja sl recuerdo
De insomnia y encanto,
Tambien luce en- mi alcoba
Vestida de blanco.
Cuando anige la pena mi alma
Con agudo dardo,
Y de amores perdidos me agovia
El recuerdo amargo
su imagen bendita
Mitiga mi lanto.
w.
que Ills uIdS u0 uOEIlDIO lIIOEtu0l1
En- ella pensandO,
Y en- mis- noches de aEgustias inf1nita
En- que sufre mi animo,
Su imagen me siga
Vestida de blanco.
Mexico. Luis C. de San M0rtta
iQuiere usted que 10 amen las ninas qua
pas Coma usted en- La C0t0lG2s0 Y 80 vol
vera un Tenoro sin querer
Ell hOmbre prOpone w.. yea usted 10 que
son las cosas l.. el diablo es, al fin el que 50
sale con las suyas Esto pieEsa don Anselmo
que por 10 qa6 Sc We, es IN at6o consumado de
los muchos que abundan por ahi.
Sin embargo, nuestro hombre como jam6n
asturiano, bebe vino blanco navarro del que
yende LUNA y declara que no hay para plus
cafe cognac como el JARNAC legitimo de Bis
quit, Dobuch6 y Co.
Nota Don Anselmo dice que desde que
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Sc dice que el Sr Martos ha lido Paris.
para convencer al Sr. Ruiz Zorrilla de que
vuelva a Espana
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pesar de las declaraeiOnes hechas p0r ell
Sr. Canovas en- Biarritz, respecto a que no
p:ensa on modificar Ell Gabinete. un personaie
ministerial asegura que la crisis SO planteara
en- octubre Eroximo, saliendo Ia mayor par.e
de los ministries.
do el orden en- Corona, desminti6ndose despu6s.
Continuan recibi6ndose telegramas pesi-
mistas de L6rida
Con motive do que la repdbica de Bo-
via ha reconocido como beligerantes los in
surrectos chienos, el Gobierno leal de Chile
trata de declarar Ia guerra Bolivia.
En- el hotel Colon de Huelva SO ha celebra-
do 81 certamen cientifico terario, organizado
por la Sociedad Colombina Onubense, mere
cirndo IN premo, consistente en- dos platos
de la Moncloa, regalo de S. M. la reina regen.
te, y 81 trabajo del Sr. Fernandez Duro que lle-
va por lena. 'sNadie es profeta On su TERRA"
Ell accesit ha sidO para la composition
" Un trailo del siglo XVI, del senor Agarino.
No es cierto que el Sr. ARGOS haya presen-
tauo la dimsion del cargo de director de Co
rreos Tcl6grafos.
Contin1a hablandoss preferentemente de
la question de 0rden pdblico, telegrahando de
Alicante que ha desaparecido el conocido re-
publicano "Beu }" sospechandose que tai vez
proyectaba le7antar una partida en- comblna-
eion con los sucesos ocurridos en- Barcelona
El Impartial dice que tai vez ell Sr. Cano-
vas pueda encontrarse durante una ausoncla
de Madrid en la misma desairada situacion on
que sc halo 81 Sr. Sagasta clando fue Agnas
Buenas. Pinta con nogros colores 4 la situa-
cion de Espana'
Tensmos noticia de que en- breve SO dara
4 luz la nueya obra que en- "a actualidad esta
terminand0 ell ilustre escritor p COlOma, y
que nos han asegurado ha de causar tanta
sensac6n por 10 menos, como la va c6lebro
novsla Peque55eces.
Ell 20 de setiembre Sc verifcara en- la Ca
tedral de Victoria la consagracioa del Rdo. Pa
DIRE Urturi, ObispO precOniZadO de Badajoz.
Asistran 4 la ceremonial Ell nuncio de Su
Santidad, Ell arzobispo de Santiago de Galicia y
otros preIados.
Han side detenidos en- Barcelona tres ro
pavejerOs tres matuterOS, entregandOlOS
los tribunales militares,
Cr6ese que estos individuos estan complica-
dos en- los successes del cuartel del Buen Suceso.
Algunos ministeraes atr;buyen .os suce-
sos de Barcelona a la pocia, que recibi0 ha-
ce seis meses dinero para perseguir una cons
piraci0n, ante la necesidad de justificarla
prepararon dicha intentOna.
La Socedad de Tabacaleros de la Haoana
| ha felcitado al Sr. Canovas por 81 convenio con
| los Estados.U Unidos, diciendo que Green saliva
| da la industria azucarera Y que facllltara el
| desarrollo del comercio de tabacos.
Hablase de que ell Goberno temia una su-
blevacion en- Bilbao, Valencia, Zaragoza y Car
tagena.
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ENTRETENlMlENTOs.

ENIGMA
Georgjad, LoYengG, Obdulia Ramona, Ines,
Ansalia, Carmen, Antonia,
Narelsa, Ortexc5G.
Tomar una letra de cada uno de los nom
bres anteriores, formar el nombre apelldo
de una simpatica senorita de esta Capital.
I'm Estndiuutc.
CHARADA
Dedie1da al SY. Fernando Medina.
Es mi q)yinsG cat0gtG perfume deiicauu
que usa, pr5naa, dos, tres;
y de ella, atno, dos tres y ca4atrs
esth mi todo enamorado.
P0Mcho Ell Sdbo.
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-Jueves, de Setiembre-
San Sandalio.
EFEMERIDE. = 1892 Legan 4 Sevia
5000 pesos procedentes de esta Isla.
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AVT SO

Un p eninsular que hace POGO ha llegado
& esta Capital, que conoce bien los oticios de
herrerc 3 calderero, desea colocarse, bien pa
IA dichos oicios 6 cuaiquiera Stra ocupacion
que le convenga.
IntOrmaran on la Sastreria de la calle de
Ia Cruz nilmerO II. sc
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hardest to explain is the reckless way
that hystPricd people treat them selves.
They do not seem 10 take into consider
alton the danger there is in eXpnSing
themselves or in taxing poisonous
drugs.
A woman who wished to make peon!e
believe that she had cungesfive chlils
would stay in tue of Ice water until
she was cold and blue all over, and
then hastily SEMI for a physician, who
would find her in that condition.
Others have taken oDiateS i'll poison
Gus doses in order that they might seem
to lie unconscious, or have held Their
breath, pretending to be aSphyXiated,
while the attendants would resort TO
art. ficial respiration for the purpose OF
reyiving them.
Patients have studied the uses and ef-
fleets of drugs for the sole purpose OF
deluding some one with the knowledge.
Victims of hysteria always talk OF
these various ailments 10 every BODY
who will listen. m liking the most OF
dramatic situations and dwelling with
the keenest delight upon the details or
the awful suffering which they are sup
posed to have undergone.
Doctors and nurses listen calmly TO
these things and seldom make any
demur either to the patient or the pa
TENTS friends, but they are not often
deceived.
Nurses sometimes seem to have re-
fieX attack and unite with their charges
in enlargIng upon the situation and
making it as bad as possible. No one
knows so well as they that this is what
the patient desires, and as they are
usually under fat pay it is good business
policy to be Obliging, for" say they,
somebody is bound to be employed
and it might as well be u.s."
To the conscientious man or woman
situation like this is far from pleasant,
and 1t is not wonderful that many ply
siclanS are very cynical regarding symp-
toms as expressed even by real patients.
The cause for these various manifes-
tatiOns have been puzzle to physicians
since the days of Galen, and will con-
tinue to be until some method is III
vented for examining the occult proc
esses of the human mind.
So far they have had to be content
with saying that these are the symptoms
of an unbalanced mind. and the meth
DDS of treatment are as various as the
symptoms.
HySteria is clearly product OF CIVIL
iZatiOn. Nothing that in the least re-
sembIes it has ever been discovered
among heather people.
1t is a disease of the imagination. and
is developed with it.
The worst cases are those persons who
have highly-strung nervous oTganiZa-
lions. who are emotional and impulsive
without being we'll balanced.
a well-balaneed mind is high-s0und-
ing phrase aid seems 10 mean great
deal, but in reality it means only self
control. To he the ruler of ones self is
the key to the situation, and the one
and only cure for hysteria.
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Truth. one ana Prince Louis went to
a bull-ight. where they met Queen Isa-
bella with the Marquis NilIaSeguira.
and the whole party enjoyed themselves
as though they were SchOOlOoyS out on
a holiday. L8titia was in a dress of
rOSpate lilac-a color invented by
French chemist to express la douleur
eXpirante of widows impatient to cock
their caps again at eiigibles of the
other sex. She was at the dinner at the
Italian embassy in white mousseline
de sole. This might be considered see
ond mourning. II. r. H., the duchess
Of AOsta, sister of the Princess L9uitia,
also went. since she came to visit Paris,
to concert in the same dress with pink
saShes, and was yesterday at the Auteuil
races in black lace, with roses in her
hat and on her parasol. One cannot
blame her for not being devoted TO the
memory of Prince Napoleon; but one
wonders at her want of tact in not feel
ing how the pink roses look To Partisan
eyes, seeing that Prince Napoleon is
only thee months in his grave. Yvette
GuilberIi was one of the singers at a
concert which the duchess of AOSta
hOnOred with her presence. She is not
a singer of requiems. The duchess of
AOSta Is delighted with ia vie Parish
enne." She was brought UP like nun,
was married to an aScetic uncle, and IS
now glad of an opportunity to frOlic a
bit
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her feet in cold water, found that ii sent
the blood rushing to them warm and
swift in two minutes after she took
them out. But, of course, you like the
sensation OF the cold water and insist on
thinking your plan is best.
Now, when a woman gets ready for
a dag of beat. she first takes the hottest
bath she can endure, and the atmOs-
bhere feels deliciously cool in five min
uteS by contrast afterward. Then she
rubs of in some fragrant toilet water,
which is stimulating as we'll as sweet,
fills up all the pores of her skin with
powder that will absorb the perspira
ton, get into fresh, cool garments of
finest silk or lawn, over ii all puts
thin. fluttering India silk. and with
rosebud tied up in bow for a bonnet
instead of the stiff. metal-like thing a
man calls hat, pins a veil over her
bang, and is ready-nOt minute too
soon to be sure, out neither a minute
too late-ready for all day, too, no mat
ter how the sun scOrcheS or the hot
breeZes blow.
land after we are dressed don't you
open all the shutters TO find breeze
when there isn't any, and let in the sun
and heat? Don't you light every gas
burner as soon as it begins to get cool in
the dark if we stay at home? And if
we are travelling, don't YOU throw up the
window and LET the cinderS add to our
discomfort. dash off the train at every
station to see if it is any cooler, and mop
your face and neck, and idget the rest
of the time. Now women have found
out or know intuitiyely that you can't
take hot weather aggressively any more
than you can husbands. A hot day has
got to be endured just ike man in
temper-it only makes things wo Sc to
fuss and fret.
'''Of course. there was one more thing
that my wife, just because she was my
wife, included in her argument, and
that was the habit of drinking beer and
iced drinks of ali sorts as well as those
of a stronger nature, all of which she
says relieve the heat for minute and
increase it afterward, but you know
that's the way with wives. They have
such an unreasonable prejudice against
any beverages except milk and iced tea.
OF course she is mistaken in that last
theory. And the two friends turned
aUaV tn cunl off -
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Probably Not,
Newark Standard.

newark SlduudFu-
Cyrus, said his wife, as he came in
YEARLY and threw himself on the
lounge after an evening down town. Il
wish you would let politics alone. The
excitement and worry are Just running
your health"
Il can't help it. Emily" T, Sled tie
alderman from the 'ogcenth ward. i
ala Eol III politics Tor my health.
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Good Water.


Texas Siftings.
What sort Of drinking water DO you
have in TeXas?" asked New Yorker
OF newly arrived Texan.
FIRST rate. If you put in whisky
enough it viii make As Eo9i toddy a
any water ever dTsnk. w,ts i:e can-
,id reply.
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English Coinage.

With the issues of silver coin during
1890 the entire amount of the silver
coinage Of the new designs delivered by
the English mint has been raised 10
g. 256. 900, and OF this e}, }S2. O00. or more
than half, has been taken by the Bank
of England.
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Bonaparte Processes in Paris.

RlNCESS Lati-
tia, daughter of
the late Prince
Jerome Bona
parte, has sean
dallZed the Pa
risians by her
lax observance
of the mourning
etiquette to be
observed or
ones f At h eT,
writes the cor
respondent of
the L o n d on
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A A A A WANTED, two sppren-
A.A.A.A. tice girls at the Lolita
Hair Store and Parlors. ShampOoing. hair
cutting and dressing in the latest style: do
not fail to call on Nine. Lolita if you wish
satisfaction. Is East Third St All kinds of
hair goods and ornaments cheap; scalp
treated successfully
I OCkWOOD. TIE CHiROPODiST-
II All diseases of the feet. 293 and 294
EndicoEt Arcade, on Robert ST. between
Fourth and Fifth.
NJ OTICE-The firm of Loken and Godkln.
~ florists is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. Theodore Loken is to collect
all debts due the firm and assumes all the
liabilities of said firm. Theodore Loken,
William GCdkin. st. Paul, Mimi. July 17.1S91
D6I .ATE tlDS4'IfAI. SCEsOtJi OF
l. MidwifeTy-Mrs. H.etenzei 2.s Martin ST.
NIAyI-Dr Springsteens treatment
Suitable for both mothers and l..;lg iers
Mrs. ). :. Stout, 81 Park Place.
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Thursday.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
William Davis. Mary Bremen
Charles A. Mahlke. ...............So Sophia Otto
DEATHS REPORTED.
Louis Felber. 2S2 Bayliss street. -. 10 months
Augustus Paige, Hoffman avenue. D.. g months
Siegmund Rossman. Texas street s months
Arthur Needham, Minnehaha St. ~ months
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"ANTED-Good. live man to work for
w us. 100 East Seventh ST.
M MEN for railroad work in Wisconsin,
~ S26 per month. or 81 IS per day; free
fare: men for lumber yards and saw mills,
good wages; farm hands for haying, ETC.;
call early Monday morning. Moore & Co..
2s3 Sibley st, or First ay. south, Minneapo-
lis.
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STENOGRAPHER- lady having
- had three years experience in railroad
and commercial work wishes position for
afternoons. Is very rapid on the typewriter.
Address V 211. Globe.
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For terms ana full particulars address The
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SUPERFLUOUs HAIR permanently re-
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or between the eyebrows, by electricity, with
out injury; moles and warts skillfullY
treated. Mrs. Baldwin, Suite 205, The Colon
made. ST. Peter st.
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LYery woman WHO ever Tried putting
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CTENOGRAPRE R-Young lady wishes
- position as sIenographer and typewriter
moderate salary. Address U POI, Globe.
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Mary Lepenska, Isl Pleasant 81 years
Baby KOZchi, 901 Lawson street. -. is months
Isaac HolbrOck, $50 Collins street,. % years
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WASHING - Lady would like some
w washing and ironing to do at home:
rough dry, p cents; called for and delivered.
$40 Temperance ST.
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TO TATLORs-A good pantsmaker can
i get steady work and good pay. Address
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NJ URSE-Wanted, situation by an lex
~ pereneed nurse: city references. Adj
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n URSE - Wanted, engagement as sick
~ nurse by lady with several years ex-
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CTENOGKAPHER-Wanted, position by
- lady stenographer and typewriter, or
place to work for practice. Address S POI,
Globe
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" ANTED-Gentlemen OF business ex-
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ern corporation. Address, with references.
Room a. Schultz Block, st. Paul, Mimi.
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THE MERCANT1LE BOND AND
l. Reference Association Gncorporated),
EndicOtt building, st. Paul; Guaranty Loan,
Minneapolis. can help you to get position
if you are experienced in any line of work
and are q responsible person. call and file
application if you can fill these requirements.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-05-30


EDITOR BEACON In your issue OF %
inst. appears quite 4 lengthy article headed
'Farmers Beware'' signed j.. s. Madison.
Were there not illusions so pointed as TO
leave no doubt as to whom the gentleman
alluded to as Matthew, | would not have
felt called upon to reply to 1t. The gentle
man regrets TO see any one who has per.
sonal feeling against another, rush into
print, TO sling mud &c." Now | am per.
fectly willing the public should judge
whether I am the mud singer or not, en-
tertaincd Capt Burkett on his visit to Ma
con at the request of friend of his, not
knowing any arrangements had been made
for him until his arrival on the train, and
Gun say | did the best | could TO make II
pleasant for him, and found myself highly
entertained, finding him the best posted
man I have met with on State appropria-
tons, expenditures, &c.. since which time
I have had nothing to say against Capt.
Burkilt, although | might not agree with
him in every particular. After detailing
much that transpired in the Alliance, with
some mudslinging ut myself, whom the gen.
tleman terms .Matthcw. tho little p0liti'
cian," he enters into u little self-praisc rs
the author OF the resolutions adopted at the
meeting, and the terrible amount Of crow
your humble servant was forced TO cat II
his resolutions presented to the Dem. Elk,
Com. / must admit those resolutions di,
look something like crow when t%hc..commit
tee on resolutions get hold Of them, but nj
ter tho committee got through with them
,aking much Of the stufing out, the fcath
ers of. and dressing 1t nicely, and provid
ing for three members Of the Legislature
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