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The Chipley banner., 1897-08-14
From Tallahassee.

Tallahassee, Fla, Aug. 10, '97.
Politics and dog days would seem to be
pretty warm mixture, however, they
both not only eXhist, but thrive. Next
years state election, although long way
off, will be one of the most important In
the history Of the state. There will have
to be elected three railroad commission
ers, two justices of the supreme court, a
state treasurer, and United States Sen
ator. This will make big ticket when
the quota of county officials to be elected
are added. 1t may sound strange that
the election of United States senator is
included with the list Of state officers to
be elected. but United States senator
may practically be voted for in Florida at
the next general election for on the 18th
of May last, the Joint assembly of the
Legislature passed a resolution request
ing the Democratic executive committee
of each county to provide a separate bal
lot box at the next general election In
which the voter may by ballot register
his choice fora United States senator to
be voted for by his representatives in the
Legislature, and that such representative
shall be morally bound to vote for the
candidate for the Unitd States Senate so
receiving the highest vote. Whether this
resolution will have any binding force
upon party law" remains to be seen; 1t
is, however, about as near as the people
will ever be able to get to the election OF
a United States senator by popular vote
and is a similar procedure as would have
Mr.. Speaker Crisp, OF Ca, to the United
States senate last November, but for his
| untimely death.
There is no longer doubt but that tho
times are getting better in Florida. There
is general tone Of improvement in busi-
ness throughout the state; capital is seek
ing investment, and seeking investment
In Florida. Now, capital is timid and
should be sought. Every paper IN the
state should put forth the best features,
attractions and advantages of their re-.
spective localities, write up present and
prospective progress, keep IL standing
and revised from time TO time send ou,
your invitations to the investor, home.
seeker and tourist throughout the coun.
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Juvenile ! ef0rinatOry.

Chapter 4565, laws of 1897, authorizes
the Governor, Attorney General and the
Commissioners OF Agriculture to select
and purchase for the State not less than
hity nor more than three hundred and
twenty-five acres Of land as a site for the
rreformatory school, for the employment.
instruction and reformation of juvenile
ohehders; such place not to be more than
three miles distant from town or city
mat has good facilities for access nv raj,
or otherwise; and also provides that said
oineers shall take into consideration do
auohs 81 land, oney or materials a.
thn erection OF such buildings. etc ''
oblds VIII he received at the execpti,
once until "Wednesday, septetnber 3 'sS-
inSany iir1ni any town city or individual ofierin
.huncements for the location OF snch ~ ~
iormatory, the board rescryinu tho hem n ne
10 reject any or all bids. ''e poWe
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We are pleased to note the re-appoint-
ment of our very efficient State chemist,
Prof. Rawls. Mr.. Rawls promises the
fertilizer consumers Of the State even a
more efficient service during his present
administration than during the last. The
office of State chemist was created for the
exclusive benefit of the farmers of the
State and they should avail themselves
of all the opportunities offored for ac-
quiring information.-Florlda Agrlcult-
uriSt.
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The pension roll Of tho United States
has almost reached the million mark.
Commissioner Evans has just issued a
statement showing that at the beginning
OF this fiscal year the pensioners number
ed Just 0s3,52s. During the last year 5O,-
1OI new pensions were granted and 3,97l
persons were restored to the rolls. Old
age and disease. however, is working
great inroads into the list, for there were
81 800 deaths during the year.
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try that offert no cons
cans of en-

try that offert no cons cans of en-
ployment.
OF course the unfortunates may find
work as laborers in the mines that their
more lucky companions have discovered
and opened up, but this will be hard work
and poor pay when the great cost of the
necessaries of life are considered. II this
gold region had been easier Of access 1t
might have been In reach Of the unem-
ployed. AS 1t is, none but people in fair
circumstances can go to it, and 1t is very
probable that nine out of ten of them will
bring back nothing but experience
Times Union.
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The suggesting for the United States
government to open savings banks in con
nection with the post Office, is very
good one. The system has been tried in
England, with great success. BY this
means the poor and people of small means
have an absolutely safe place to put their
money and the habit of saving Is encour-
aged. Everyone has faith in the credit
of the government, even at the worst time
of financial depression, like those we
have just been through; the idea of the
United States government ever becoming
bankrupted would have been hooted with
scorn by every true American.
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w. c.. T. U.
Still the good work goes on.

Still the good work goes on.
Miss Lula Hayworth who is the appoln-
ted superintendent of juvenile work for
Washington and adjoining counties, has
organized Loyal Temperance Legion in
Chipley. This branch Of our work is a
very important one, as the future church
and state will be what the children of the
present make 1t. They have very in-
teresting and instructive course Of study.
Miss Hayworth is an enthusiast In the
work, but while she appreciates the pow
er of organization, she believes in and
teaches the power Of God above every
thing else, and in so doing merits the sup
port of every Christian In the communi-
ty. The L. II. L. will meet in the Metho-
dist church every Thursday at p. m.
Let every mother in Chipley see'that her
children get the benefit Of this free course
OF study. -
Dr. Haynes says: There is a timely and
righteous outcry from press and pulpit
against Inch lawlessness that kills the
body OF human fellow in violation of
the civil law. Why not for higher rea-
sons have still louder outcry from press
and pulpit against the liquor lawlessness
which destroys both the body and soul of
| its victims.
We have recently had sad and awful
object Of the effects of the hellish saloon
business. "The voice OF thy brothers
blood crieth unto me from the grave"
ought to ring in the ears OF every one
who has directly or indirectly aided OF
has not used his influence against 1t.
Our regular monthly meeting will be
held in the Methodist church August IS
at 4 p. m. Everybody is invited TO come
and see what we are doing; IL you come
once you will want to come again.
Mrs. K. A. Foster.
Press Reporter.
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The Actuary Of the Treasury Depar'-
ment estimates the population Of the
United States on August 1st, as 73,O6s,ooo.
and he places the circulation per capita
at S22, SO,
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It is said that a canal from New river
to the ChattahOochee is to be built, there
by connecting Carrabellc with river ana
rail at that point.
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Chipley, Fla. August 14th 1877
For July the expenditures OF the gov
ernment exceeded the receipts 81, 3,5i4 E

General Weyler wants 10000 more SOL
diers. He must think that SPAN Keeps
'em on draught.
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letter, saIt.Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting Incl
dent to these diseases is instantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain 8 Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. II
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples
chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per box.
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Premier Csnovas Assassinated

Madrid. Aug. s.-Senor Canoyas del oas
tlllo. Prime Minister of Spain, was assas-
sinated today at Santa Agueda, by an an
archist. The murderer fired three sho.s'
two OF which struck the Premier In the
forehead. the other in the chest. The
wounded man fell dying at the feet OF MS
wife, who was with him.
| He fingered unconscious for two hours,
and then passed away at p. m, with the
cry of "Long Live Spain!' These were
the last words upon his lips.
Santa Agueda is noted for Its baths
The place Is between San Sebastian the
summer residence OF the Spanish Court,
and Victoria, the capitol Of the Province
of Alava, about 80 miles south OF Biboa.
The Premier went there last Thursday
70 take three weeks course Of the baths
after which he expected TO return to San
Sebastian to meet United States Minister
Woodford, when that gentleman should
be officially received by the Queen Regent
The assassin was Immediately arrested.
He Is a Neapolitan, and gives the name
of Rinaldo, but IL is believed that this Is
an assumed name, and that his real name
is Michele Angino Golli.
The murderer declares that he killed
Senor Canovas sin the accomplishment
of a just vengeance" and that the deed
is the outcome OF a vast anarchist con-
spiracy. He is believed to have arrived
at Santa Agueda the Same day as the
Premier He was frequently seen lurking
in the passage Of the bathing establish
ment in suspicious manner.
Speaking last night at Washington
about the character Of the late Premier
of Spain, Secretary Sherman said:
premier Canovas was strong parti-
san. He was the chief exponent of the
element that was determined to keep the
island at all hazards, and, seemingly,
Spain is almost unit on this.
"Canovas was strong factor in the
government of Spain, but 1t is not impos-
sible that another will be found to replac
him in that important Office, having sim
liar views, and the same pronounced
ideas.
'How 1t may be in this case 1 am not
able to say, but the effects, politically, Of
such an event are not essentially far
reaching, and have not always produced
radical DEVELOPMENTS.
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DR.. Cady's Condition Powders, are
just what a horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic. blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put t
horse in prime condition. Price q
cents ner package
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Depression
of Spirits

50 common In summertime,
accompanied by loss OF energy,
lack Of thought-power, means
a deficient supply of nourish-
ment. The vital force is lost.
ltisn't a question Of muscle and
sinew. but OF resistance and
endurance. At any age, but
especially in youth, it involves.
the risk Of lung disease. Loss
Of flesh and a cough are threat
ening signs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-29

LUNA Hernanos, y Companla.Gi5sGI1e 5 d los :
importadores en- Puerto-Rico del famoso vino
tinto blanco de mesa, marca Aaegucioaa
Ninguno otro 10 mejora en- pureza buen sabor
En- dicho establecimiento Sc acaba de recibi1
tambien extenso surtido deyinos de Jerez,
Champana superior, licores cfnos, turrones
mazapanes, frutas en- su jugo, en- almfbar y
aguardente toda clase de artfculos fnos del
giro. Nadie presentarA uu surtido mejor para
las Pascuas Aho Nuevo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-05-29

por una chispa el6ctrica en- Arecibo, barrio del
islote, debfa celebrar su matrimonio el sabado
pr6xlmo.
Dr. Ponte 9 ho oraanos De Pentstas Etsso1oa La
ndmero So, altos. Ultima palabra en- los pro-
blemas de la ciencia dental. T
~ Nos informaron NAL nuestros repOr-
ters aver, diciendo que al comenzar los trabajcs
del derribo de las murallas, habfan resultado
mareados dos obreros de la <Brigada Purita,.
No hubo tai. Fu6 una confusion al referirse
los sef1ores Rossy (padre) y don Francisco Pa
laclos que sc enfermaron, que va afortunada-
mente Sc encuentran buenos.
*. Ell sefor Rupnick, Director de Ia
companfa de zarzuela <Gira Artfstica,, Sc ha
despedido de nosotros para Arecibo, donde
temporalmcnte va & cumplir Uni compromise con
trafdo de antemano con aquel publico, obligan.
dole tambien a partir, ell haber sido ell senior
Rupnick atacado de paludismo ir al campo en-
busca de gu salud.
*** Sc calcula que ell cafe que produce
Ell Brasil equivalen al noventa por cien-
to d.. la production universal. La cose-
cha del ano anterior assemble seis millones
de sacos conteniendo oada uno 600 kilogramos
que vendidos raz6n de IS frances, rindieron
400 millones que es por termino medic la pro-
ducci6n anual.
IT. Ha fallecido en- Mayagiiez ell apre-
cable senor don Carlos Iglesias-R. I. P.
en unndon camas otros muebles en- Casa
w '0"uo" Blanca. En- la porterfa daran
razon 81
~ Muchas personas que aver brinda-
ban por ell derribo de las murallas, Sc daban
sendos motracazos no perdfan nj por un mo-
mento ell centroede graveozad Por ESQ grita
ban: Viva ell Ron de Ia Copa! que ell nectar
de los doses. La multitud contestaba iiiQue
vivaaaa!!
~. Los grandes diamantes del mundo
van quedar obscurecidos Un cafre ha en-
contrado en- los terrenos de las minas de ia
gorsfontein, en- ell Africa Austrauliana, un dia-
mante blanco azulado perfecto absolute:
no tione mas que una manchita negra que desa-
parecera con la ITALIA. Els ell me- jor diamante
que SO copoce. AL cafre que 10 encontr6 lie
han dado 1000 pesetas y un caballo, la piedra
vale mas de 25 millones de pesetas. Pero iqui6n
tiene animos para gastarse tai fortuna en-: una
joya? Los emperadores y los reyes de nues
tros dias no compran va diamantes, sino rentas.
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-1Puedo aprovechar la ausencia momenanea de mi hia
para hablaros de ella?
Como gustes
-1No habes notado ningun cambio en- elaP
-NiDguno Sigue siendo tan amable tan carlnosa
siempre.
-Os acusara madre demasado confaaa, 81
postrada lecho tempo;
comprendo vos mama, habes notado NADIA tam
POGO, habeis sido POGO mas perspicaz.
-lEn que?
He cometido mejor dicho, hemos cometdo todos
mprudenca abendo las pueras de nuestra Fernando
Hugues. refero al del envenamiento,
que expcar de la mas razonabe convenente
para sino que Ell Hughes ha permitido hacer
la corte mi hija. -
Sc detuvo. Nj Genoveva nj la senora Sermes pronun
paaba las estaban aterrada enonaci6n
coea despreco que baron empleaba habar de
Fernando Hugues qen las dos querfan va. FL baon
yendo haberas aoado paabr continue dciendo
ell acento autortario de obedecido temido.
-Esta mafana tuve vista de senior que dice
padre adoptvo joven ee Raimundo! que iba
muchacho No neceso decros que he tratado senior
merecfa Al princp lie hice Meta de
La Terade poda senior Hugues, estu
dante de medicinal empehaba porque parece
hombre muy estabanos punto de ncomodarnos,
cuando Antonio fue avisarme de 10 que aquf..
entrevsta orzosamente que nterrumpe
que reanudara.
Sin embargo amigo mio-balbuce6 Genoveya, -cuando
s Ia justcia haya reconocido.
~ 1Favoreces acaso los de vuesra hija2la pre-
gunt6 violenamente Ell bar6n.-Que Blanca inespe
renoia haya deado enganar por
oven, 10 compFendo pero vos. dSera e NAL H9E de e
que 20 me fgurabap @ - ~
GenoveVa Sc atrey6 conestarle; notaba que poi
dssgacia podfa uchar frente frente mardo
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Nuestros leotores, aquellos que no estan al
corriente de los detalles de 10 que es una redac
ci6n xor centro en- dias como los presentes, no
nueden tener idea de 10 que cuesta los cronis
tas recoger informes que todos satisfagan,
cuaudo no Sc tienen mas que algunas horas para
escribirlos, compaginarlos darlos la estampa.
Es una labor que solo la mejor voluntad puede
dar fuerzas para acometerla.
La fiesta de los Obreros de honor para ell
derribo de las murallas la fecha
% DE MAYO DE 1897,
sera para siempre memorable en- la capital de
Puerto Rico.
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Licor baIsamco de brea vegeta del DOCTOR GONZALEZ
L|COR De BREA DEL DOCTOR GONzALE

Hemos tenido ocasi6n de examinar ell
immense variado surtido de calzado recibido
por este altimo vapor en- ell acreditado estab]e.
cimiento Gel Tr6pico,'' en- ell cual entrara toda
persona de buen gusto tono y precios suma-
mente m6dicos, toda clase de calzado propio
para senoras, senoritas, ni1las caballeros,
llamandoT Tespecialmente la atenci6n del publ
co capitaleno sobre unos botines marca ''Anto.
nio Vidal Llabres'' que por su eleganeia,
forma solidez, sc recomienda a toda persona
amante de 10 bueno, bonito y barato. 800
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VA R | E D 4 D { S .
Venta de fincaS rQSticaS

Sc venden tres fincas: Una compuesta de
l49 cuerdas de terreno, propias para cafe en- la
m:tad de ella, con algunas cuerdas en- plantas
va productivas; y la otra mitad, propias pas
tos, tabaco y frutos MEMORIES: tiene buenas
aguas para ell ganado, incluso rio que colin
da con Ia msma fnca casa de vivienda. Otra
fnca de 60 cuerdas tambien colindante con un
rio, propias cafe, pastos, tabaco y frutos me-
nores; cuyas fncas est;n situadas en- Toa-alta y
se puede ir a elias con carretas coches; y la
otra finca esta compuesta de so cuerdas stuada
en- Toa baja a, propia pastos, tabaco frutoe
mencres, y Sc recibe cuenta del valor de elias
ganado vacuno caballar. Por compromises
que tiene su dueno de interes, Sc venden pre-
clos muy bajos. Ell que interese alguna, dirf-
iase 4 don Antonio Gonzalez vecno de Rio
piedras. Isl
Fl GnIm2hn de Cereeedo, Hermanos Com.
II oo''"o"o panfa, achba de recibir un cleo
to surtido de provisiones, entire las cuales hay
salchich6n de Bologna de Vich, mortadella
de Milan, orejones de melocot6n, queso Gruye-
re, fresas en- su jugo, higos secos, peras de
California, datiles de Berberfa, pastel del caza-
dor, salchich6n de foagras de liebre, fresas
inglesas de California, jabones de Riegers,
aqua de Colonia xMarie Farina,, lenguas a la
escarlata, alcohol <Cleteas,, aqua de azahar y
la sin rival mantequilla en- frascos titulada de
clos Doctores>, venden Eerecedo, Hermanos
Compailfa
Muovo hnfoI EN- CAYEY eLa Aurora,. En-
'""'o ''o'v' casa de altos, en- la carretera
central de la poblaci6n. Habitaciones como
das ventiladas con vista q la calle mas CEN
trica mas transitable; sobre todo esmerada
limpieza cocina selecta, mesa inmej ejorable, con
servicio escogido y buen trato; para 10 cual eA
cuenta con excelentes sirvientes amables Sc
noritas para atender al bello sexo. 45-3o
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Tn advers:ario generosc.

3
SSi doctor Grander present6 dia sguen-
H. te gran aprenson.
Haba dejado Genoveya bastante tranquila; pero
tema que desperta los recuerdos que haba
ceddo da evaran apaeado consgo las nquetdes
las de vspera, dci6ndose que debfa
gran sufrmento para privada
de los asiuos ntelgentes cuados Hugues por
sobresat5 cuando al egar al hotel VIC la veda
respirando ell aire fresco de la mafana.
AL legar mas v6 que los apaecido
de mejilas, saudandola desde
jos:
-iDos me perdone! Ya esta curada cast tan joven
su hija!
rarle 4 10 alto de Ia escalera y le dijo:
iguraos, querido doctor, que los han yelado
esta noche. como 81 estuvera enferma!
- De modo que va no 10 estais?
mo!
Caramba buras de IL medicina! Cast harfas
cualquera en- la unicamene para
marchara vuestro enfermero.
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Locion antiherpetica del Or Monies

-Es ell mejor medicamento para curar los he'll
pes, quitarles la picaz6n en- ell momento de
aplicarla. a.-Esta <Loci6n, esta perfumada.-
Cura la caspa evitando la caida del cabello.-
Hace desaparecer los barros, empeines. nan.
chas espinillas de la cara.-Exite seguro 6
nmediato.-Pfdase en- todas las boticas de "a
Isla.-Al por mayor en- la del Sr. Guillermety.
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J. 7 Silva y Compania TE1wAN ed1tl s;.ts 81 sfrs

tambien por cable sobre todas las plazas de
Espana sus islas adyacentes por cantidades y
memories de 1915. Gira asobre las plazas princi-
pales de Francia, Alemania. Austria, Belgicai
Holanda, Dinamarca, Bulgaria, Russia, Sueci
Noruega, suiza, Italia, Portugal, Rumania,
Egipto, Siria y I1nez. Sobre New-York. San.
to Domingo, Isla de Cuba. -
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81 Tnnfn -Unico dep6sito del desacreditad,
Il Ioh'o' RON TOPACIO, las tres $751;
Este ron p6simo, internal mata gente, Sc
regala 4 los tocayos del establecimiento s sc
centavos botella.-Arecibo, calle Pavfa n Q 10.
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Runn2 nnaeinn Por tener que embarcarse
o"""u o0"o'o" su dueho, Sc vende la pulpe-
ria que esta situada en- la calle de la Tanca, es-
quina 4 la del Sol. Cuenta con buenos mar
cbantes para ell negocio, ademas ell sitio tie
ne local para otras industrias. Para imformes
dirigrse dicho establecimiento. SIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-27
Los roSQItadOs timetables"

Reproducimos ell siguiente te
legrama de nuestro colega La
EbOca. Por el observaran nues
tros le1tores los imeta6Ies resulta
dos que esta llamada a producir
la autonomfa en- Cuba, 81 es que
llega Ell triste momento de deere
tarse su implantaci6n en- Ia Anti
liza hermana, cosa que no creere
mos hasta que la veamos.:
Paris 10 (I2,25 tarde I.-Son muy
comentadas aqul las declaraciones
de Betances que he telegrafado acer
ca de la eventualidad de la entrada
de los liberales y sus consecuencia.
acerca de Cuba.
FL delegado de los sepsT .tistas Sc
muestra tan exrlicito al decir que
los rebeldes rechazaran ia au .onomia
que dice terminantemente que aur
ailadlendose 10 prometido por 10:
liberales el nombramiento del gober.
nAdor general por ia asamblea cubans
"no quedando de la soberania espa.
ilola mas que la bandera," aun asi
continuara la insurrecion, porqne 10.
rebeldes quieien la independence alb
soluta de la isla y no la autonomia.
LA indepedencla -anade-perml
tira a los cubanos rechazar la deuds
de 5000 millones de frances. que
Espaiia quiere hacer pesar sobre e
Tescro de Ia isa, cuando 10 que
quieren los rebeldes es que pese ex
clusivamente sobre la Peninsula. &C"
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tillo, y hubierales hecho fuego con Ia
vieja culebrina o'con el pedrero que
esta en- el baluarte &c! Sur no temer
que reventasen las pleas.
La cabeza de Caleb estaba entoa-
ces ocupada de los abusos de Ia solda-
desca inglesa y de los aduaneros, por
10 que su amo no tuvo gran dificul
tad en- sustraerse a sus consoles y reu-
nirse con sus huespedes. Todo esta-
ba listo para Ia partida; y habiendo
uno de los cviados de Lord Keeper
ensillado el caballo del j6ven, monta-
ron en- el patio.
Con mucho trabajo habia alberto
Caleb las dos pesadas puertas princi-
pales y ALI asistio el mismo, trata ndo
con su aspecto ceremonioso, de suplir
la ausencia de los porteEos, guardias
y criados dc librea que suponia indis
pensables en- la morAda de su selor.
Lord Keeper le devolvio el saludo
con una profunda rev rencia y un
adios cordial inclinandose Aademas de
su caballo para deslizarle en- la mano
la propina que en- aquellos tiempos
era indispensable disse el huesped que
partia, a los domesticos de Ia famllia
que lie hab!a obsequiado. Lucia SON
rio al viejo servidor con la dulzura
que lie era innata, despipiendose de {
afectuosamente y entregzndole su re-
gallo con una gracia tai y acento tan
que habria ganado de segu-
70 el corazon del fel senescal, a no
ser por los vefsos de Tomas el poeta.
y Por el Pleito que habia ganado su
padre.