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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-05

ma de Mayagaez, Diputaci6n provincial, Adua-
ma de Arecibo, Seoretario del Gobierno General,
Cuerpo de Escribientea de Hacienda, Aduana
de Aguadilla, Comite Central Unconditional,
Administrator Militar, Alberto Gonzalez,
Resguardo de Hacienda, AdaIberto Dfaz Nor y
Angel SAM y se1lora.
**. Andres Bello. - Gramatica de la
lengua castellana, destinada al uso de los anne
ricanos. D6cima quinta edici6n, l tomo pasta
Sl.75. Abelardo Lopez de Ayala: a:-Poesfas
completas, proyectos de comedias, tomo pasta
$l.6o: Ayala:-Las campanas de Velilla,
disquisicion historical acerca de esta tra1ici6n
aragonesa, tomo pasta $l.25. Luis Taboada:
-Tetimundi, pr6logo de Jacinto Octavio Pi
con, dibujos de Cuba, fotograbados de Thomas,
] tomo pasta espailola $l.4o. Librerfa de B.
F. Sanjurjo Vidal.
~ En- ell vapor <Col6n, van para la
Peninsula procedentes de la Habama, ounce
sargentos setecientos cuarenta dos soldados,
entire ellos a|gunos enfermos heridos.
*** Ha tornado possession del destino de
Official 8. de la Delegation Regional de Ponce
don PFC Castro y del de Official 4. o de aquella
Aduana, don Salvador Poveda.
**x Ha prestado juramento tornado
possession del cargo de Fiscal d Ia Audiencia de
Mayagiiez, D. Arfstides Maraglano Romero
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No pre0cuparse por nada nStc$es donssf p%sasn
varse bien IA salud = no tener]e mucho nj al
padre de los cabeoillas? - Pues, parapetandose
con ell eston,ago: con anchoas en- salmuera, en-
barrilitos; persices asadas y en- escabeche, de
Noya; me!ocotones, uvas, cerezas, higos y al
baricoques su jugo, de Reus; sa|chichon de
Lyon, Bologna Vich; jaleas ffancesas in
glesas; jamopes York, lejftimos; hongos secos
granel; quesos de la Mancha, daties de Tam
ger vino Rioia Heredia, que es ell acab6se de
los vinoa. iSiirtase, hombe, surtase! En- Gel
Colmado> de Cerecedo, Hermanos Compaflfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-05
Locion antiherpetica del Or Monies

-Es ell mejor medicamento para curar los he'll
pes, quitarles la picaz6n en- ell momento de
aplicarla.-Esta <Loci6n, esta perfumada
Curs la caspa evitando la caida del cabolZo.-
Hace desaparecer los barros, empeines. man
chas espinillas de la cara.-Exite seguro
inmediato.--Pfdase todas las boticas de g
Isla.-Al por mayor en- la del Sr. Guillermety.
Eoum2f;nin9 - Farmacia del Doctor A. P5
''eu''sa''o'"e' rez.-Marianao (Cuba-)
g% Maravilloso remedio contra ell reuma
tismo agudo y cronico; de venta en- la farmacia
de D. FIDEL GUILLERMETY. P.
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hcIayamne - Con ell ponbre propio de <Col-
1oso' o'o'"oe' mado> solo hay un establecimien-
to, ell mas antique el surtdo; no confun-
damos Ia Erase <Collnalo>. Eel tinico que tiene
nombre de propiedad. .londe encueutran
ustedes los mejores v!nos de Jerez, marcas
Gonzalez Vias = Companla, NJ. Misa Y A. R.
Valdespino; donde esta el Champagne cristal,
prop1o para banquctcs recepciones; Ia cerveza
americana Pabs de Milwaukee, los quesos de
Reinoaa, Que superan 3 los extranjeros; los
vinos Rioia sagasta, Rioja Heredia, Rioja
Alta, Riojs Canovas Rioia Luz; los mejores
aceites que vianen de Espa1a, en- latas de S y
10 kllos, marca Tena, de Sevilla, y por ultimo,
donde Sc pueden regular los artfculos a los pa
rroquianos aan ee CANA dinero, solo en- eel
Colmado, de Cerecedo Hermanos Compa6fa.
Julian silva bepSsito & GsH de Maqainas de- ooser
Compra, Venta = Alquiler. Sc dan plazos
10 mismo las nuevas que las usadas, siendo
responsible la misma naquina: lanzaderas y
agujas de todas classes para las mismas in6ni
dad de accessories dificiles de enumerar, AIDE
mas Sc compran y venden muebles usados. Sar
Juan Puerto-Rico. (sl D. 81;
]. Silva y CompahIa TEaH4N as1s1 4;sts 81 s,rs fsn
bien por cable sobre todas las plazas de Espaia
y sus islas adyacentes por cantidades mayores
memories de $25. Girasobre las plazas princi
pales de Francia, Aemania. Austria, Belgica
Holanda, Dinamarca, Bulgaria, Russia, suecia,
y Noruega Suiza, Italia, Portugal, Rumania,
Servia, Turqula, Grecia. La Argelia, el
Egipto, Siria Tunez. sobre New-York, san.
to Domingo, Isla de Cuba. P.
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6 Por conducto de nuestro estimado ami.
: go don Teodoro Agular Mora, hemos
sabido Ia triste nueva del fallecimiento
ocurrido en- Yabucoa de nuestro estimado
amigo don Crist6bal Vallecllo, importan-
to vecino rico propietario de aquella poblaci6n
y prestigiosa personalidad del partido incondi
cional. Lamentamos de toda verass tan luc-
tuoso acontecimiento y acompanamos en- su pena
su distinguida familiar. I. P.
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Estatlcoida sobre bases razonables
equitativas.
St;5a Jose 2O.-~ Ze1etoao 40
San Juan de Puerto-Rico
fEi PaFieianea" PELUQUERIA PER
~ e'1s'o'ses FUMERIA DE SERGIO
LECOMPTE. CRUZ l2. Surt;tto gems raj
importation directa de 10 mas sciecto que
en- perfumeria Sc fabrica en- EToscia Ingzasc
IRA Italia. Especialidad en- enseres ae BcS6e-
ria 9 Fe4ts&nerio Iogsesa. Limpieza y serv
clio inmei iorable. Sc adn1iten abonoa
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Gran vsriedad de juguctes corriertea
mercanc{as especisles; hay conatante snrti:jo en-
ell Bazaar de Novedades Joyerfa de Gonzalez
Padfn Hermanos, San Francisco 3s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-05
PeIuQueria ''EI buen GuSto''saai;mn ai;ne5o 5os.o %.

Elegancia, prontitud, esmero. Hay III vo::s
tante surtido de perfumerfa seieota. 0r+'a 80
tablecimiento de BAAxOS DE DUCHAy ASEO
Sc admiten abonados.-JUAN APELl4ANil,
propietario.
The silver star., 1897-11-18

For the benefit OF some Of Joe Dutch
er's Eastern friends. to whom he sepd,
The SILVER Star, We will state that I
Rocky Mountain Canary ID four legrsd
creature. usually pretty woolly In ths
spring before 1t sheds its winter plu
uiags. with long ears lIk eek rabbit
principally fed % tin cans, old paper
and rockies very convenient convey.
ance Tor taking supplies Of all kinds "a
the mines where there ure NO roads. II
has soics like steam cslliope and
when heard on , lonely trail q night
will make the hair Of tho average mau
stand on end like the bristlss on thu
bAck os wild bosr. Its moro common
snd usual name u; "burss'; IN plsiu
Englieb; "d0pkey.s
The silver star., 1897-11-18

While riding q race last Monday or
the Main street OF this village Nate
Bowen luckily escaped serious injury
When near Wallace L Pinokley's saloon
the horse bolted aud ran against tn
building breaking the weather bosrdi
between two studding. hut neither horse
nor rider were badly hurt. Sooner OF
later this practice Of racing on the
streets will result seriously. II not fatal
ly. and as the streets srs not the place
for such sport it should be stopped.
The silver star., 1897-11-18
spec,aL OFFER.
TN stas MakQe I spselal oesss for ths eoheoI
uhsary. Rsad Il and % Your Pan
y AZ I oood Under
tnldng.

In order TO aid the School Library and
to Try to increase the circulation u lHE
SILvkR Sra. We will make the foluwiny
Offer. which will hold good until January
lst. 1888;
On all Rew cash subscriptions for one
year or six months received FROM this
bate NOV. l6) until January !. 1858. We
will donate 10 per cent. to the School
Library for the purchase Of new books.
The silver star., 1897-11-18
Railroad Notices,
EoxE sEExxms. Eyc,.n,rox,

f.ONE SEEkEkS' EvCtRsION.
Another ss,trs Of III me seekers Excursions
las been arranged from III nOls Iowa. Kansas
md a Alninn>m, nd rsnI, 10 west thereof, Tick
els TO ir sold ut or lowest ilrsi -cixss fare for
The roun.i trip. :lus es0 Tickets 10 b limit
~! f'r entinious passnRe up 70 Leadvitie. Hs-
idI and Ainmnsa. Beyond those points stop
Tickets niu-t be executed for return passage
st destination. and when % executed Will then
be 20 for continuous pasxnge viiiOut sop
over 70 ori-inA atartin! lo.nt:. Commencing
ON date Of =. ctltinn tickets Will be good for
return leaving dert nation any Friday " rues.
day within twenty-one days following da'e Q VI
IN
lsE. The e20O which has heretofore teen
c0lleCto<l By terminal agcut has been ahOiish,. a
and no oortincaie Will be ixs I'd. simply stamp
The silver star., 1897-11-18

s, R. Robinson. OF Disappointment,
WIS in Dolores last Friday.
The wives aud daughters OF the
Kn gilts will give the supper for hedance
ON wedncsda, evening, November 9th.
at the X. OF ?. Hall,
The silver star., 1897-11-18

Kce? your
In
Good shnpe for the
Hop
Tho Knirhis VII sivs along with a
supper
@ Thanksgiving Lv,,
For ihs
Purl'os OF fictsiig
You have good
Tine.
High kicking don't go
In thu ball room, uu-
A
sweet girl wi
10 all hat is ..soe<ury for you % enjoy
Ar oil
OF wnl'z = Il
Lots them on hank .si,inx. Nov. alti,.
The silver star., 1897-11-18

Ogie Hoppe had tho misfortune last
Monday morning to get his right heel
caught in = set screw at his fathers saw
mill. Quite large gash was cut in Il
but US no bones were injured. DIR. Haefeli
who IL the attending physician. ssys II
will not necessarily prove serious in
jury II properly cared Tor. ~
The silver star., 1897-11-18

Representative Lou. Homfeld. OF Rico.
stopped In Dolores last Sunday noon on
his way to Durango aud remained until
Monday noon as tina guest OF Senator J.
J. Harris, making The STAR very pleas.
ant call while here.
The silver star., 1897-11-18

Geo. W. Williams. OF Durango. made
this Office u call yesterday while enroute
home from trip to Noah. Utah to ex-
anime some mining property. Mr.. Will
liams is also interested in mining in the
La Plata mountains.
The silver star., 1897-11-18

Ethan Smith is, us a rule. y very
modest and somewhat bashful young
gentleman, and We never for moment
t."ughi he would cut the caper he did
last Sunday.
The silver star., 1897-11-18

Robert Snyder and John Little. OF
Rico. passed through this village lxst
Saturday on their way to the hills West
OF here for hunting trip.
The silver star., 1897-11-18

Chas. NJ. Srnningcr will erect build.
ing on the ground between Brumley's
saloon und Johnson 4 Waldron's store
aud open harness shop in the near fu-
ture,
The silver star., 1897-11-18

Tickets for the Knights OF Pythias
Bali TO be givan Thanksgiving Eve, No
vember Oath. are row on sale. Call at
this Office or at Exon & Rush's Meat
Market!
The silver star., 1897-11-18

The cook at the print shop purchased
three apples last Friday that weighed
one pound and one ounce each. and it
wasn't good day for apples, either,
The, were raised in the McElmo Canon.
The silver star., 1897-11-18

Chat. Kelly. OF Mancos. passed through
Dolores last Monday enroute home with
two large ore wagons which the Heibler
& fiau,blin Msnfg. Co. have purchased
for use at their saw mill
The silver star., 1897-11-18

a new pirce OF sidewalk has been put
in in front OF the vacant lot between
Messis. Brumley and Ordway's places oil
business. and is great Improvement
over tue step that formerly existed
The silver star., 1897-11-18
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NLocal & Personal l;
sssssssT=:a.< sxM y s g

GesfssSssTss.sss s:xlN=sssMsME X =
Mrs. Millard. Of Stoney Creek, was in
town last Monday.
Subscribe foS The STAR and thus aid
the School Library.
Mrs. o. D. Pyle is up and around a.
gain after her recent illness.
J. A. Bondurant. OF Arriola. wac in
town last Tuesday on business.
Mrs. j. w. Lavender and Mrs. A. J.
Granath are visiting in Durango.
Mise Rae Provis is convalescing and
will soon be able to be around again.
Mrr. Winchester left last Monday for
California. where she will spend the win.
ter,
Mise Maud May and Will Ritter were
up from tho Montezums Valley yes,er-
day.
Martin Rush and Sill. Kramer went to
Nancos yesterday to attend the turkey
shoot.
VIM. Deans baby has been very sick
for some time past but 10 improving very
rapidly.
Mrs. j. 4. Bondurant. OF Arriola. 10 on
tho sick list. but 1t last reports Was i'm
proving.
Quite number Of the young people Of
Dolores will attsud the dance vt Cortsx
to morrow night.
H. II. lScissor.lcgsi Eddy was q dis.
tinguished dinner.taker Ut the South
Hotel last Tuesday.
Martin Rush made business trip 10
Msncos last Sunday, returning Monday
with q load Ut apples.
The Sunday School Lesson for next
Sunday will he found in Proverbs 22nd.
chapter. first 20 verses.
Judge q. W. Morton and wife depart.
ed on Sunday last for Denver. where
they will spend the winter.
Mr.. Larkins. who recently located on
the Shadboldt place. was doing business
in this village last Tuesday.
The supper given with the dance ut
Cortes on Nov. 18th will cost 70 cents
per couple ut NJ. a. Blackniers.
o. d. Pyle aud soh. Carol. are doing
the painting and mason work on Charley
Johnson's new dwelling house.
Mrs. J. Q. Adams returned last Friday
from Scranton. Kans. where she has
boon visiting for some time past.
Arthur Ewens will leave to morrow
for the San Jusn. where be will spend
the winter hunting for placer gold.
/. q. Gr..len aud q. g. Campbell, Of
durango. spent last Friday night in il.,s
lag. They were here on business.
J. a. Bishop. one Of tho prosperous
farmers clgshe Montesums Valley, made
this Office pleasant call last Monday.
Chss. johnson began painting his new
s.sidence last Monday. This 10 very
neat addition " Dolores dwelling houses.
And, Harris and George Goodwin re.
turned last Friday from hunting trip.
and had Few cotton. tails" but no bcur
Brnnctt Biahor. OF Duranyo. was Ia
Dolores last Sunday snrnuts homo from
gathering cattle In tho Dove. creek,
country.
Everybody enjoys dancing ON Thanks.
giving and that ID the time the Knights
viii give their bull. Tickcss siO0. No
vsnber 21th.
wsi'ss- L Pinckle,Ns new building il
4ess nearing compIstinn. The second
esssy viii " arranged fvs lodge .. ON
( for he Red Men.
The silver star., 1897-11-18

VIM. Blake, who has charge Of the
ditch system. was very sick last Satur-
day night. but was up and around ss
spry as ever on Monday.
The silver star., 1897-11-18

Bowman l. Thornell have sold their
stage line. plying between this village
and Cortez. to McCracken 4 butcher
Who will conduct the business in the
future. Good accommodations and
quick trips. 10 their motto.
The silver star., 1897-11-18

This is not the season for shirt. waists.
but soue Of the bo, have acquired such
habit during the summer that they
still indulge in the pressing business.
The silver star., 1897-11-18

Z. L. Wilber celebrated his forty ninth
birthday last Monda, by induleine in
his usual Monday work Of manipulating
washing machine,
The silver star., 1897-11-18

A certain belle Of he village. after pur-
chasing some moiassrs II Will Exon the
other evening. remarked: Nov don't
YOU tell That printer I'm not sweet g.
nough without using mulasses."
The silver star., 1897-11-18

You can have good time by attend,
ing the dance at Cortex on Friday Nov
10Th. 10 cents for the dance aud u c.s
for tho supper.
The silver star., 1897-11-18

Walter A. Piers, representing the L.oe-
Kinsey Implement Co. OF Denver. called
at the STAR office last Tuesday, while
enrouts to Mancos.
The silver star., 1897-11-18

A1-wh"n You answer mn adve- isement In
THE SILVER STAR. either local or fosI ign.
STAR. Il costs you nothing and una, be y y, e,,i
help to the paper.-6e
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-01-05

You can tell by the way 9 bank
makes loans whether it's sound.
or not. If it demands ample
security and prompt settlement
it is absolutely safe. Never
blame "a bank cashier for de-
manding big security. He is
loaning out somebody else's
| money and is bound to take such
precautions, as to force pay.
ment, if necessary, from the sale
of the security. If he is loaning
out money on insufficient or in
convertible cash security his
bank will close it's doors some
day. A great deal has been said
against bankers as II class, but
candor compels us to say that
to- be bank cashier is one of
the most trying occupations on
Gods footstool. Here comes an
old friend in distress. He wants
accommodation. OF course the
loan may be Legitimate, but how
can he refuse to help an old
friend and, perhaps, a relative?
Human nature and friendship is
apt to triumph over business
and disaster follows. Then the
cashier is human, and at best
liable to be imposed upon. He
cannot foresee the destruction
of property by the elements, and
yet he is always taking chances
on such accidents. There are
plenty of chances for a bank to
go down if the cashier is not
very careful.
Country banks in this section
conservatively managed are per-
fectly safe. They loan small
amounts to farmers on crops, or
to business men whose business
men whose business is a certain
average and whose income is
reasonably sure within certain
limits. A country bank is safer
than any big city bank can pos
sibly be. No ordinary person
ought to deposit money in city
banks outside of u savings bank.
City banks are more OF less in
volved with great firms, either
manufacturing or mercantile.
When such a one fails, down
with it goes a great bank as a
rule. This is inevitable in city
banking. The present bank fail
ures in the cities will not extend
to properly conducted country
banks. g. J.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-01-05
N: NEWS IN MINES /. NJ d OT I

Is 81 - Il. '.
IS Eon. Charles D Kerr, Judge Of the
/ district court Of Ramsey county, lis dead.
Governor Clough has issued 4 proc
lamation creating TIE county Of Red
Lake
Pubic Examiner Kenyon says that
the the banks ~ Minnesota aresin exc lent
condition, i.
The III. Kelly Mercantile company
ofFst. Paul has been + organized and
the receiver discharged.
Lieutenant George & Scott, sixth
cavalry is be agent .of the Mime.
3. sofa and VIisconsin Chip ewa Indians
So Mrs dary Ranold and her infant son,
sof Pnpl were fatal 8 nm a by the
explosion q srosene 1amp
Steps are being taken Is establish an
open stock maxke q Sc csyille for the
sale q stock and other 81. ducts..
sxecutive sllt 3 d erton o the
anles ma 1sl 81 seized
Sc large sluant ane los
. ncsota ,osiett sons IS tho ner.
g tc q 3 Rssol 81 table
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-01-05

Wall 7 az street buck let shops md
stock jobbers IS not Is Be
wonder We at, however. as the
chief utiVe Of this land has.
been accused Of setting the pat
tern by resorti6g to just such
tactics during the past three or
four years. Aud We can truth
fully add that there is no politics
in such u dead, for all are in it.,
from the sanctimonious and Wis
dom posing statesman down to
the bewhiskered Po2ulist from
way back. They fling the cloak
OF patriotism .:snil :. Christian
humanitarianism around them,
and, thus disguised, play the
holdup ACT by throwing stocks
into Il panic. and ritling the pee.
kets of the unwary before things
again settle to u normal basis.
The resolution, as soon rs it had
accomplished its speculative in
tent, was laid over until after
the holidays, and by that time
ample excuses will be trumped
up to sl:,ther it until it CAR be
again used to put &; metal lining
to the p)ciiets OF the senators of
Il speculative turn of mind. In
this deal, however. queer CON
dition existed. The senate rep.
resented the bears" in the mar
ket, while Mr.. Cleveland and his
':broker,' Oiney, took the bull"
side, thus heading off the STAN
pede that had undou btedly been
planned. It is evident that the
administration has no intention
of allowing Spanish stock to suf-
fer Il break, at least until it loses
it's grip on~the ticker the 18th of
March,"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-01-05

arrangement which helps 70 lessen
the Weigh hi, and, il fact, the rife
with bayonet fixed. weighs only 9N
pounds, or bout one pound less
than the Lee Metford rife and bay.
.onet used il the British service.
The regulations Recognize four
kinds of infantry fre-viz volley
fire, which may be.used at all ranges;
individual fire, which is employed
up to 500 or 600 PAGES; individual
concentrated fre-the- fire of all the
men Of a section or squad at COM
mon object-up to 1900 PAGES;
mass fire at greater distances than
300 PAGES When within 200 or
800 PAGES of the enemy, fire attains
its maximum intensity by the en-
ployment of magazine fire. After
successful bayonet charge the shoot
ing line must continue it's advance
to the far side Of the captured posi-
tior and press the enemy by rapid
fire. A frontal attack must be sup
ported by one on the flank. When
acting on the defensive, infantry
must put forth every effort to shake
the enemy by fire and then attack
him with the bayonet.
Throughout the Russian cavalry
the men are armed with a curved
sword 34T inches long and rifle
and bayonet. In the Cossacks the
front rank carry a lance In artil-
lery the Russians are particularly
strong, and their armament and
projectiles are Of the latest and most
approved patterns. The active army
and field reserve troops alone con-
tain upward of 500 batteries, man
ming over 1900 guns. General staff
officers form a closed corps and are
recruited from those who pass the
General Staff academy. The duties
of the general staff, broadly speak
ing, include the movements and op-
erations of the army, intelligence Of
the enemy and reconnaissance Of
the theater of war.
It is laid down that on marches,
when at a distance from the enemy,
it is of the first Importance to study
the comfort and convenience of the
troops by separating arms and
sending on billeting parties and
bakers to provide for the wants Of
the troops beforehand. When near
the enemy, however, and on a
march that may lead to an encoun-
ter, the troops advance close up as
much as possible in columns and
aim mainly at swiftness and secre-
cy.-Pal Mall Gazette.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-01-05
SPECTATORS IN CON.
GRESS.

. Editor Joubert, of the Itch
field News Ledger, who is in the
city of Washington, writing to
his paper, has the following to
say regarding some of the bust
ness methods of the United
States senate: .s.z
Perhaps the most prominent
among these events was; the
resolution offered in the senate
urging the recognition Of Cuban
independence. The resolution
touched a responsive chord in
many an American heart, and
yet there were features about it
which robbed it of it's lustre as a
patriotic act and in some Ways
made it most deplorab BILE. Those
who pretend to. speak from a
knowledge Of the fact tell US that
Just prior to the Offering of said
res olution, ~ the senate com
lmlittee on foreign affairs, fully
four5h fths Of the mem bersS ofsthe
Senate we're short SELLERS ii
F's;tocl Is, and YOU. who watched
the result which ollowed The
aaln11nlounceme nt, saw stocks Of all
kinds SO tumb bling doWn.in Wall
street It's said hat III mbers
81 the senate n the aggregate
Melted g mil lions ofs q ollars il that
2t g GO bic tits q sad commentary
on on the moral stand ing 81 our
her branch IS cons ress, &c ii
has euli tled that It's NON.
.pers 60 time their legislative
Iactio1 3as toI ma 81 & the q cans
g 'ecpnI ai a other
turn the III States
Isenat an 81 lliary the