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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-09
s. s.; J m; !:
Al Majors Seal, Shenan-
Duke, Kossuth, Van ~
etas, Worlds Favorite,
Saboroso. six for 25c.
Massie's Pharmacy. -
THE TINES PRIZE PIANO.
Roanoke Va AT,r 1eo

H0anoke, va, May II, 1896.
To The Times:-We desire to sar
that the Jewett. Upright Piano, which
the Times has purchased from us and
placed on exhibition at our warerooms
Is In every respect one of the finest and
best pianos on the American market for
the price The retail price of this piano
Is liked at $4OO. by the Jewett Piano Com
pany.
We further desire to say that the Hob
bic Piano Co. hereby offers to the winner
OF this instrument 800 cash for the same
provided he or she purchases Piano
from us at any time between now and
when the final decision is made.
inis ousr Is made to. prevent any one
holding off the purchase of an instrument
until this Piano is awarded. Very truly
Hobbie Piano Co.
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FARMS,

"a acres OF bottom land \ miles from Holins.
with $4,000 brick house at the edge of beantiTni
leacrc grove or forest oaks Price $50 per acre
IN acres with 40 acres OF rich bottom land. good
county Price $40 per acre. A'
10 acre truck farm, 100 full bearing apple
trees' good spring 6-room cottage, price $sO0.
trees OF every variety. we'll watered and fenced.
new H,room brick dwelling that cost As
aud improvements. Price $4,000; 2X miles from
Roanoke and one Of the most productive farms
In the Valley OF Virginia
lou acres near Hollins Institute, seven miles
from Roanoke city, forty acres OF which IL level.
tne balance upland. partly timbered, good water
orchard, land we'll adapted to truck farming, ali
KINGS iruit and grapes. Price 81 $50; very cheap.
Also great many other bargains in city and
show at any time e'"N W
come and see US. ASs
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parry snerefn nameA ana trsnsserres - ,,,,
lieu OF such bonds with like force and sf,aci =,
though tho bonds therein named had been deliT-
cred to such Special Masters @- o'-A'
In caSe any bidder shall fail 10 rnsta ,h. 40.
bis bid tho Special Masters viii forthwith sSai IN
or advertisement. i'nef noeiee
IN case use, any bidder or purchaser shall fail to
Special Masters. or after such acceptsUce 'shaii
iaii TO comply with any order OF the Oourt r.
ton OF the purchase. then the sums in cam a.
Seitey es nana 10y such purchaser will be for
applied toward the expenses OF a re.aIe ,D ~
towards making good any deficiency or ioas In
than that bid al the PRIOR ' sole Prize less
no. confirm the sale the deposit shall be re.
any bidder shall he returned To n,
VIE" Tfrn, 'ne er Prroper,y shall he struck down.
purrSa.ep sbal1 OF the sale by the Court thu
payments In cash on account OF his bid "a tfs
chaser NAV , raast to time may direct The pur
MS nlc not required To be paid In cash by turn.
c eng IN TO ID GanGe'd or credited in said de-
1ngton Division Mortgage bonds or coupons. AMI
such purchaser shall be credited therefor on 40
count OF his bid with such sums as would be nav
able on such bonds and coupons ont Of the mr.
s price. y the whole amount thereof had
peen IIid IN cash. The Court reserves the right
TO resell said railroads. properties and franciln
upon inch notice ms the Court shall direct I'm
case the purchaser thereof shall fall or omit to
ance or the purchase price within thirty days
after the entry Of an order requiring such pay
mcnt. ~
=, For the purpose OF enforcing the provIslons OF
me decree, Jurisdiction OF the cause is retained
ny the Court; which retains the right to rctake
ann resell SAID property in case such purchaser.
or ME successors or assigns shall fall to comply
with rny order OF the Court in respect to tho
psymcnt or any such prior Indebtedness labill-
of such order. wy
The special Masters will accept no bid OF less
man the sum or one million Ave hundred thousand
doilars FOR further particulars reference Is
Courts. ~ N
Dated July 2Tth 1909
c. r. ROwDEN.
CHARLES SHARP,
.,rv.~D Special Masters.
Collectors for Complainant The Mercantile
Trust Company. No. 40 Broadway
New York. " Y
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THE ROANOKE TIMES. SUNDAY. AUGUST 9. 1895

purchaser snail make such further payments or
Rayments In cash on account OF his bid as the
SSurt from time to time may direct. The pur-
CHASER may satisfy and make good any part or
ms bld not required TO be paid In cash by turn
ing In TO be Cancelled or credited rs In said de-
Sfees provided. any OF said One Hundred Year
No,tSage bonds or coupons: and such purchaser
Sna, DE credited therefor on account OF his bitR
ponus ana coupons out OF the purchase price II
inc Court reserves the right to resell said rail-
as tue court shall direct in case the purchaser
on account or any unpaid balance OF the pur-
chase price within thirty days after the entry of
an order requiring such payment
For the purpose or enforcing the provt.ion, oc
the decree. Jurisdiction OF the is retainer
by the Court. which retains tho right to retake
and resell said property in case such purchaser
or his successors assigns shall fail to comnIv
with any order OF the Court in respect to the
payment OF any such prior Indebtedness or liza
OF such order. NpS
The Special Masters will accent no bid Of Ies,u
than the sum OF three million dollarv For rur~
Their particulars reference Is made to the above
mentioned DEGREES OF said Courts
Dated July 9Th. 1895.
G. r. ROWDEN,
CHARLES SHARP,
v.>D Special Masteys-
Solicitors for Complainant Tho Mercantile
Trust Company, No. 100 Broadway,
New York n, Y.
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AUGUST
THE TIMES,
ROANOKE, VA.
80. Coupons.
Special Bargains in
Real Estate.

s-Ioom house on Campbell avenue large LOT.
go0d location $4,000; small cash payment, balance
room house, large corner lot, Sixth svenne
W., Sl21o; $50 cash, slo per month nicely painted
7-room house. good location in southwest. In
Good condition, with sewer connection, stable on
lot, Sl50O; $50 cash, Sl2 so per month no interest
~ I Thi mousse IN good condition, fine garden,
on hlghth avenue G. e., near Holiday street ri boO.
$o0 cash, Sl2.50 per month.
I,room house on seventh avenue s. W., $1,000
centrally located and very desirable.
S.room cottage, nice garden, good location
$500; $15 cash and IS per month
sssas taISnI no, 81 salem Just
One OF the beat residences on Church street. IL
rooms, large lot, beet location. cost $500, in
Beautiful condition inside and out. Price SS,so0;
$oOo cash; S25 per month; lie renting now at S95
per month. Also two other splendid bargains on
One of the moot desirable and best located hn.-
mess houses in the very best part OF the business
centre cen OF the city Onc.fourth of the price cash
now for II per cent of the price asked. There IL
no better investment in the city than this Wa
nnNe several other hne bargains in business
Groom house. large lot, nicely located in north
west, near Park street, in good condition. 81, 400:
want this. fNA 'ou
-. g. room house near West End round house, $500:
$50 cash and $40 per month. s0''
Elegant Is room house ia the Vast End ,-,,h
hnru wood finish, cabinet mantels every modnrn
Improvement and convenience, with Speaking
IL ociie, elAOlee, chicken
mousse morse and COW lot, good garden, plenty OF
iruit and good shade: in thorough repair. coat
the balance In nine years. ~
Splendid business lot near the new public
ouiolng; nu teet front. Price S2,500 on easy pay
years. "' al '"o
Good 6-room house, Eighth avenue g. W., mod
easy payments. SA'A00'
Nicely papered room house on he best part or
seventh avenue Il. c., $685. $50 cash and as per
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A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY.

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endorse it as the best remedy ever offered
TO mankind. The thousands of cures per
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ious. Try it. Only 81. 90 per large bottle.
For sale by druggists. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
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For one that can't be put In good
running order At the New Home
Office, 800 Henry street, s. w.
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I am now receiving my cream from
Blacksburg Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute Creamery, which is far superior to
what have been using, and can furnish
pure ice cream at one dollar per gallon,
with one pound mixed cake Give me II
trial order. and am convinced You will
take no other. J. J. Catogni.
Solid comfort That lawn swing at
Yost-Forrer's
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FOIL TIN $3.50
Ell GRAN MARGAL
TRADUooIoN DE J. DE LA oERDA
OAPITULO VII.
(ContinMGci6n)

que habia on Neuvile sus contornos, esta
ban allf mezcladas con los hombres, provo
cAudolos con impudor.
Pourtois, despues de que desempero en- la
sala su ofcio de acomodador, volvio la Ia
berua, dando rienda suelta a algeria,
les grit6:
Amino, sefores, Amino. que este no
sucede mas que una vez al ano. Esta es la
noche en- In cual cierro 20 los ojos para que
todo el mundo abra In baca
" oil primo Anastasio, el hojalatero de
EsuviIle, tomando al pie de la letra las pa
labras del cafeteTo, acababa de encontrar,
dsfx6M ae.unos arboles del bosqueciilo, Ia
sAaha maEana serora Pourtois, y de
y. So bnsoa sin que ella opusiera
40 daI oaarioo IL i. or.. auevo al salon; pero
~ 0s- - Wv ne le llamaban
HDarrado ---A
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los sssfrascr6tos ns6dScos o6ysScsses
cosa e;excacS0 en- eskz e:ssGloE2.


con e;eycac;0 ess est<y cssssIod.
Certifcan: que han cemprobado rs en Is
practlcs ofoial, ya 81 L. parGicalaz, dysranif
Ia epideraia varzolosa reinante en esta cfu-
dad, Ia oicacla incontestsbis DEL virus
vscuno prooedente del Institute 30 Vacu-
naci0n de don Santisg3 Seize instalado 81
Axseiko baio gu SireosiGn.-DiEia cT:a ii
cho gasor Seilc 3espe&g DE- TN conc:anzude
detenldo esbudio, ha conseguido parfec-
cionar eli nivel de- los Institutes Europeos
Sa su iniole, 81 at1ltivo de &quel viszg pro
HI&csico ds Ia virus]a hasta el extreme Dc
nodar asexurer = afirplar los quo susertoan.
Qne en- esta poblaa36a as produeido tan fe-
lices rssulbados ia obtenido tan IsonJete;
asisfachorio hrillants 8xito, cue 90 haT
conseguidc con 81 ernpleo y propagation el
extavy1ainlo de "a viwuels Gus at8rrorizahs =
dieznabs esta pcbiaci6n desd5 hace diez:
ocho n,eges. No vseilando poT ends Ios In
frascritos en- puolioar-ro ran SOLO peg 1ns-
do De Is presents siro Que tarncl5n poE Is
orenss peri6dica del pals ser nsosear1o--
one Ia Infa vaecra eztraida do la tsxners
del preeitado Inetituto IS superior prefe-
r,ble todss iag 6spc$s usa2as so la isia, IL
eiuso IL de Isondres, gus Embellishments
hs dsdo n1sior mss reeuItsio, haste 81 ex-
txexno de habe. consegaido Is psssEssSaesos
sacsssaI en- un novsnts poS cienSc. para
cue conate valga donde convenis pudisrs
s don Ssntisgo Seijo sspido Il presente 81
Ponce ( II de Mayo de l86e.-DT. Bassassas
zsssosses--Dr. Gor.aGszzc-Ils 2e1sgs1e::a IF
p1gzsss -zss. CoTosszs-~Lpg. YsssGE ISses-lis
E5sseo Eesss e Gses!l0s--I::-. eT4ke Ggssssess--
E5g. Il. Zsssc dGss6sG-~DT. GasszsS95 T. eE
YgNe.
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ten las b. b,das affes NJ h.n costado
muchos cethates do nj padre cueElo SO EN-
b rrachafs, y les teugo horror. I'll freaco
me pondr hu*na
An Vamos stc qnieF,s ir al jardfn
en- bn~es DE- ia adorable
N me- fastidia AdsmAs, va es hora
de retirsfma
Il No tienas mss gtna d. lrers2
: rs nuy tsrde, y hace n cha e.lor.
IL ofqueeta conner zehe ofro rieoti6n. Ia
geDte in aofa Ia sala de nnavo r s,ertod do.
10 sus m. .gos, s.lio coli Rosa. Il aoudn
Jo uuo de los escuros t1Ee'es dvi jsrdin
Ea madi del bsrallo. usaie Sc alb. an
eiios LIS b rraohas DO tenfau oj ! q; oidns
mas one para sas vssos para las csnc;ones
de Oh sssaveEt. que en- ura sala uceha la r,a
gaha Ponltais 81 copsurr1a d. e. fl de to5o
IN ano- rsteDlaLdQ con sus G.sve1 gfi snzas 4
los CIRCUMSTANCES
L0s JoyeDes e<tuvieron nnns ncnantns "a
Gus ma LIDO los gfitos que aeguian i la termi-
naclon dc eada estrofa. Roberto fu6 acar.
eandcse POGO 4 POGO Rosa, acab6 nor
apoyaTseia contra 81 cuerpo, estrech4ndola
por ci talle.
X s., de ordinario viva alegre como ma
alonaIa, estaoa pensativa. no opuso resis
l1ncla % estremeclo. rodeandose IA
caDeza Ia toqailla que To siryi6 para abr;g 49,
Sc 81 II al bale, exclam6.
fria eu' J ine qnedo
iDlarol itienes Ell cuello desnndD,
NJ JoVen ssco del bolsillo M honifo nass,a
70 sznl con su ciffa berdada, " daodoselo
iona, abrigate ID gargante.
lila hlzo IN Eaaslmiento de s1r1a ii ea,.
tir o. snave contacto dc Ia seda. =
Ausnas gfaeias, seforito; pero, 81 usted
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de los bail..rines Sc arrastraban pesadsmea
sabre ell tsblade; la rapidez de la DANA dis
lninufa POGO POGO.
Por fn los instrumentos callaron, los mi
sicoz suspiraron COP ssti facci6n, las pareias
Sc detuvier n, fneron a ocupar los asientGs
como naufeagos one llegan la terra frme
Solo FL pa tor prosiguo daldo va, ,ltas, Sc
meiaate a m torbeilino.
Esta ra rabioso es9 majaderoi-f xclamo
Tondeur bajaadose del pedestal No qnisrt
Getenerse. iCapaz es de estar asi hasts ma
6spsi
Pero en- squel u: meuto Roberto eogi6 3
Rosa por Ia cibtura al pasar, strebatando
la de entire los brazos de Rousset, la lleyo
silla. Ei pastor Sc habfa detepido, vents
de nuevo en- bnsca de su pareja, grufendo
frases iuaI ticnladas
No esta contento, -decia Tondeur, rien
do hasta ahogarse cssi. Veran ustedes Co
mo euiere emprenderla de nueyo.
Roberto frnnci6 las cejas, encarandose
con Russot, exc,am6 con energico acento:
Bssta de bale. Deja en- paz Rosa.
Largo de aqnf Anda, anda guardian t1s
carneros.
Ell idicta no parecfa muy resuelto obe6e
cer. porque permanecia on pie delapte del
ioven. CsaiTef0nt, al yer que no le obedecia
EIIlD IuiCu 5dNbdC ub& IslTk CLtf6 ITS
petaloa de ana for, dandola un capirotazo.
de IN rey6s, envio Roussot ii jardin dando
trompicones.
-IAhl -suspiro Rosa, abriendo los ojos.
Crei que me ahogaba
--Abi tiene los ipconvenientes de bailar
con IN animal -diio ell joyen con acento ca.
rifoso Ven tomar IN POGO delponche, v
Sc te anitara ESQ.
= Muchas gracias, senorito no ma gus
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d. nde los flrolil!os de papel hahian ardido,
tor cousiguiente, no difandf4n su clari
dad A Ia luz de Ia llama de IN Dol de pom
che, Edenuemare, Saint Andre V otros varios
de los habituales compaheros de esq del jo-
ven, rodeaban una mesa.
Va Sc fueron las sen 1ras, y hace IN ca
lor abrssador ahf dentro,-le dijo uno de
ellos.
Ain tengo algo que hacer, =.
-Si busca usted al alcalds a su hijo, es
inGtil, porque Sc acaban de msrchsr.
NO importa; quiero que me yean, para
que toda esa canalla que rodea a Oaryaian
Sc convenza de que no me ssusto yo por tan
POGO.
-lEhl Dejese usted de tonterfss squien
ha de Greer semejsnte cosaG
Roberto entro en ell salon. FL aspeeto del
bale era va distinto. La ausencia de la 50
cied0d, como solian lamar la formada por
los aristocratas secos burg0eses, arrastr6
en- pos de ST ell comedimento.
Las parejss haban abandonado su afscta-
ei6n; los brs EOS ce1ian los TALES con fuerza,
hasta Ia orquesta, contagiadR de la comun
locura, aceleraba ell compass, y tocaba con
mayor energia, como ST los pulmones de los
musicos las piernas de los bailarines lucha
rsn en- competeucia.
K joven Clsiref mt busc6 en vsno Car
vajan su hijn. Como To dijeron sns ami
gos, uno y otro habfan partido. deigual mo
do que ell sub prefecto, QuieD, juzgaudo ha-
Der hecho bastante en- pro de su popularidad.
abandon6 ell salon de bale en- compafia del
comisario general del capitaa de gsndar.
mes. Roberto dis unos cHantos psseos por
entire los grupos de alegees i6venes pFocn
randose el placer de afroDtar Las miradas dc
t0dos. Fl asceudieGte one Ia famiia del
marques teuia en 81 pals, 10 cbstahto la de
oadsucia de su nombTs, obligaba los pre-
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10 permite, me marcho; me mace mai q II
DO este olor vino
-VAmonos, dijo Roberto
levant ,Ddose. Ia hizo pasar delsnte psrs
saiir del iardfn Detras de eIlos, slencisso.
deslizandose como una culebia pars6 tan
bieo Roussot
unos Glen pasos de la taberna estaha =
sendero que copducia al Gran Margsl. bF
berto Rosa Sc det0vieron un iust2ate-
La casa dc Pourtois, Ell jsrdineillo . -
Ion de bale Sc divisaban por entire lGs a>-
Jas de los arboles; pero ell ruido de rlsAs J
voces, debilitado por Ia distancia Sc perelas
apenas, En- Ia serni oscUridad de Ia noSa@
oos tormas difusas aparecieron sobre e. .
mino de la Saucelle.
medida que Sc sproximaban, So yeat-
uas clara mente, recon0cleroD en- eAAs
uDos campesinos de Conbreehamps, que, oS
oiendo nadrugar para entregarse "a rsss
,ecclon, sbsudonaban a sn pesar Ia Re~-a
Oao dc eiios, COZ Toz que trascendfs sslA'
uiente, exclam6:
No hay miedo de que to roben, A'slA''
llevas bueua compafiia.
-El sefiorito es tan amable. QUE me ses4
pana hasta el ataio de ClairefoDt -repl''o
Joven ttieno ESQ algo de particular :.
No, todo 10 contrario; con tai dc q9e
70 paTes -. Porque los dos lados de- -
mino hay uDa hierba tan frescs "a.
Roberto SO echo reir, Rlsa. eofEsI@
de veTguan2a, Sc aparto de I'll, exelsHasa-as -
We ustedl tSs burlan de nj porea
acompafial Mejor serA que me dele
I'll Joven La detuyo por ell bTszo, J
acento carinoso 10 dijo casi 81 eido: -
No hsgas csso. t,nts; tsnemos que
osar dc tu padre y de Ia casita qne dsSeas :,
cieTdo Ia derseha. tonsron =. ii.
sendego que conduce IL mesets, : ua's'
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Especlfco Salvador
ar eERRh~ ~rrRGELL

sentes salndar al joveu Claire font. - y no es
tardo va ii temido alcaide, habfzes fnuchos
adversarios que 10 hacizn con foenevoleucia.
Despues de TODD, squi6n eG21a capaz de sa-
Der 10 que sucederia Muc has veces Sc ha
bia crefdo totalmente arrui knado al marques,
y, sin embargo, a1n establ en- pie. Conve
MIA, pues, proceder de tai suerte. que eu el
case de que ell aristocrata lse escapara de en
tre las garras de Oarvai jan, quedase una
puerta alberta por donde pasar su campo
Ademss, Fieury Tons deur, los mas ace
rrimos partidarios del als calde, daban elem
plo con su dplomacia, " rodeaban a Rober
to de una fasa atmosf II "a de galanteria y
adhesion En- esto estsb. IAN, cuando los ami
gos del j0ven Sc le reunieFTon, con el prop6
sito de bailar un ratio conf las muehaehas de-
pueblo
Una DANA propia deF pals daba fin; en-
tre los mas freneticos 4 sailarines, Roussot sc
distiBgufa por su ardoiS Nv sus violentos va:-
venes. Hsbfa couse gni 10 que Rosa hs;!sra
con Ell, como SO 10 habia s..prC metido, la es
trechaba por el talle con IA brszp Eervudo,
haciendcla girar con incol Eaparah.t yioler1ia
Con las mejillas palidast los ojos briilan-
tes, los dientes apretados. Nhrio por IN pla
Ger del todo nuevo para 81. Hnl baiaba sin ton
ri sou, y su aspectn era q lis desegradable
que de Ordinario.
Rosa, mareada por Ia raFs aez de los mo.
vimientos de su pareja, aturA ida por Ell es
trepito de Ia mdsica, SO deja@ : llevar con Ia
cabeza medic caida sobre el h b7bro de Rou
ssot Tondeur, encaramado .aun taburete,
con ell rostro animado por los ulores del al
cohol, gtitaba con todss sus fus IS, golpean-
do en- el sombrero con Ell mango su garro-
te que nunca abandonaba.
-tAnimo, muchachol. -. 20. durol
IAude el ballet S96
Y el cansancio agitaba los pee los pies
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unguento Derm6geno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNGUEETo DERMoGENo en-
las AggGs qDsnssGdasrGs, ts4atsetes, pi-
cadgy0s de 0sOsQsettOs ls1zG G1rscGnG,
sa6GE0Nes, sIefgnffasss estas0rss, dt
cssGIgasSey bvoceds1ctG, Sests's0sssnsO, Ill
ceyas, HeYsdGs ds csSakg1Sev Gr0sG, pa
sssRSs0s &.., 10 demuestran las inflni-
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constan-
te Gso que de dicho especifco S.
hace.
Dep6sIto: EgY1saciS Central dc ]
Ferrer.
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EiO e
INTERNATIONAL
PoRT-AU-PRINoE.-HA

El propietario que suscribe ofrece las CO.
modag ventiladas habitaciones de- este
Hotel todos los puertorriquenos s extran :
geros de transito estadfa fla en- Haiti.
En- 81 ESTABLISHMENTS 80 habla ingles,
frances, espanol 6 italiano. Trato quito; SER
vicio escogido.
Tenemos sucursal en- el aristocrStico cam
DO de Thor (Bizot6n) para los pasagerot
enfermos que seran trstadcs cen esrnecads
solicitud.
r GoNZALo MARIN
Enero % de 1895.
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MAYo1 HERMAEos s. Go,
Busn ocio


IA 16 cuer1as
tres
mas
co1LAz3 PEnE& GUERRA YcoSER
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sentes salndar al joven Claire font. Il no es
tando ya ii temido alcaide, habfzA nuchoa
adversarios que 10 h8cizn con foenevolencia.
DasruAs de TODD 5 nni6D ergA cauaz de ga.
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into the forecastle, many Of which are
through the sheave, there Is nothing IN
language outside the terms of the marine
statement of the process to enable him TO
master the sailors meaning
Sailors talk, indeed. is a dialect as dis
tinct from our ordinary English words as
Choctaw or Eskimo. English words are
used. but their Significance IS utterly re-
mote from the meaning they have in shore
variance. A yard ashore means the land
about a house: at sea II is spar. EVERY
Goodman and the majority of boys know
S,,bat . Whip is. but at sea it is a tackle
formed by a single rope woven through
block
A lizard is not reptile, but piece Of
rope with thimble or ring spliced into It,
lust as the cathead is a piece OF timber,
and bees are stout pieces of plank. Beat
ing is not striking, but sailing by tacks;
a bonnet is not for ladies' wear but
niece of canvass laced to the Jib; while
catspaw has as little to do with the feline
animals as fiddles and harpings have with
music Sailors language, however. is by
no means wholly compounded by the terms
referring to the various parts of the ship.
Hardships, perils, rough usage indif-
ferent food, scarcity Of water and the like
have imported mass Of rough sayings
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TO her amazement. heard the sound OF her
own voice for the first time in six years.
Rushing TO her landlady, she exclaimed:
My God! 1 have got my voice back
again.
The voice sounded strange. The muscles
of the throat vibrated quickly with the
unusual exercise, but the voice was nor
NAL, though weak.
DR.. Simon, in speaking of the case at
the time, said:
Il found that she was suffering from
some kind of a paralysis of the vocal
chords of the throat, brought on not by
local conditions, though being of central
nervous origin. knew that no result could
be obtained by local treatment, and I
therefore sought a cure by means of the
nervous system. BY hypnotism l found
that could control the nerves which
reached the throat.
do not think that 1 believe in hypnot-
ism as panacea or a cure all, but l do
believe that it is a physicians duty to
use any remedy that will gain the end
IN view irreSp ecrve of what the means
are. used it in her case, directly 1 had
gone into her history and found all other
means TO cure had failed. / used the sys-
TEN practised by Prof CharcOt"
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sanctioned by touches of rude poetry
Jacks ditties. too. are frequently We
hicles Of his emotions.
When he does not know how to "growI'
fairly he will put his feelings into top
sail-halyard song, and often has the an
Choir come up to a fierce chorus compond-
ed of improyised abuse of the ship and
not be given in a quieter method.
Unfortunately, the list of melodies Is
somewhat limited, but the lack of varie-
ty is no obstruction TO the sailors poeti-
cal aspiration when he wants the "old
man" to know his opinions without ex-
pressing them to his face, and so the same
"chantey, as the windlass or halyard
chorus Is called, furnishes music to as
many various indignant remonstrances as
Jack can find injuries to sing about.