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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-02-08

We have had a paved street for
few DAYS paved BY Jack Frost.
ANDY Nunemaker Is employed
IL Columbus, 10 the hardware business.
The Falls Township Board of
Election held regular session On last
Monday.
FIR. Powers vii! occupy the Myron
Pond residence near the church, on
the fst of April.
1T is the talk that F. S. Pursell
intends going into th, newspaper
business again in Logan.
Lew Pursell is car accountant
at the Depot, and in his work is Civ
ing the best of satisfaction.
The Board of Elections held
meeting on Tuesday and arranged
for the coming spring election.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. White,
will visit New Orleans next week
during the Mardi Gras Carnival.
Special values in Ladies Petit.
eoats-Look nearly as we'll as silk.
STIERs & Co.
Mr.. John Kimberling will move
into the Myrond Pond property, the
James Homestead, on First of April.
-Wanted-A tenant on farm.
Steady employment, and good wages.
V. w. LEE.
Paper has advanced from 25 to
80 per cent, but qnite number of
our delinauents have not advanced
cent.
The Elks will banquet at the
Rempel on next Monday evening.
Covers will be laid for a hundred
guests.
The Little Trixie, at the Rem
pei last Monday night was a very
pleasant entertainment, and well at.
tended.
Rev Pilger of Lancaster and
Goldsmith of Colum5 US came to see
Fr. Cady who is very sick, on last
Monday,
MIR. Geo. Bishop left last Mon
dny for Akron where he will take
employment with the Bell Telephone
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosure of Color.
ado Springs ere visiting in Logan,
the house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
D. Vickers.
The much boosted wave of Re-
publican prosperity struck Logan
last Monday night, seven tramps in
the Calaboos.
Joe Strope and the klineschmidt
boys, who have been working at
Youngstown since last June, have re.
turned home.
Carl Buerhaus will occupy the
room in the jaime block, opposite
Col. Weldv, adjoining the Sentinel,
for bis law Office.
Senator Brights has introduced 4
llill to double the Gne and penalty
for disturbing church meetings.. The
Bill should pass.
Senator Bright Sundaycd in Lo-
gan with his family. He also, before
leaving, bad the advice and blessing
of Archbishop Alex.
Mr.. Myron Pond, cashier of the
Somerset Bank, spent Sunday with
bis family in Logan. lie will move
10 Somerset on the Ist of April. &
Miss May Mcintosh gave a mas c
qurade party to her young friends q
and schoolmates on last Monday eve- |
ping, all cnjoy cd pleasant evening. t
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Church Building For Sale.

Bids will be received for the pur.
chase of the old Presbyterian church
building, until noon March 3rd, at
store of +. Harrington, Logan O.
The Bell, gas, electric light fixtures,
stoves and stone steps reserved.
BY ORDER Or TRUSTEES.
Eeh ow
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-02-08

New lace curtains, curtain goods
by the yard. rope curtains, oil cloths
linoleum and carpets. Fresh new
stock.
STIERs & Co.
Our streets, paved by the FROST,
have been in good condition for sew
eral days past, not even the gas com =,
panles nor the watsr works or street
commissioner ven,uring to tear them
up.
--Do'v Stedem has sold his meat
shop to Fred Morehead and will go
to Nelsonville and engage with Mr..
Poston. Fred Is a reliable young
man and we bespeak tor him liber
al share Of patronage.
We need some monev just now
to pay some paper bills. Will our
subscribers, two, three years delin.
quent pay US some? II We did not
need the money we would not ask for
it.
Mr.. Eli West, wheo his term a.
steward at the Pen expires will re-
move to Cleveland, and with Mr..
Charley Knriz, engage in developing
some valuable oil territory they own
In Lorain county.
-Gen. Reeves of Lancaster, made
a flying visit TO the city Tuesday
evening, arranging preliminaries for
the installation of the knights OF
Pythlas in Logan on thv evening of
March 2nd, which INTEREST,", z cere
nvny the General will conduct.
Mr.. Elmer Petit is arranging to
,uild residence on his lot adj DIN
ng Will Keynes. The house will be
modern in all it's appointments. cos,
estimated by contractors, 100000 |
The home will be one of the finest in !
lie city.
Mrs John Hopley of BucYrus, |
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Georgia, are visitors in our city, Mrs.
lopley coming especially to attend
he last church service last Sunday |
II the old P resbyterian church, her
hurch in infancy.
Mr.. l.. Yerges, the accomplished
eweler closed his store ON last Sat-
lrday, the room undergoing repair
or the Sirattons, and after a few
weeks visit to his parents will occu-
" window in the popular Drug
tore OF r, ,. case.
The entertainment at the Opera
1ouss this evening will be pleas
mt musical and intellectual treat.
'he Methodist people are liberal in
all other church enter
ailments and "the do unto others
MOTTO is appliable IN tins case. The
roceeds will be applied for paying
Or the new seats.
-Messrs Snlder and Rempel have
old their Brick plant to Turner Bros.
,ntractors from Toledo. The New
rn will enlarge the plant and i'm.
rove the shipping facilities. The
ew firm are welcome to Logan, and
ave best wishes for business success.
Mr.. Sol Ridenour, one of the
farmers of near Enterprise
as welcome caller on Monay. lie
'ports the prospect for wheat not
,ry good from fly and frost. But {
,usin Sol is moi in distress. He has l
,er a thousand bushels Of wheat in l
e granary. 1
The paper presented to the Farm
= Institute by Homer Hansel,
What constitutes a good dairy cow"
as tie most valuable in its every day I
ID every farm application, read dur ;
q the session. 1t was sensible and o
holarly. His success in the dairy 6
lsiness is evide nee that he applies
8 knowledge to his business.
a
The Peoples Store-"Strattons"
III move into the drug room in the a
.mes Block, next door to First n
ank on April lst. This is one of :
e most desirable business rooms in 81
g city aud we hope the move to g
lsiness head quarters VIII enlarge :
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-02-08

Wanted-Severals persons for Dis
trict Office Manager in this state to
represent me in their own and sur.
rounding counties. Willing to pay
yearly $500, payable weekly. Desir.
employment with the usual oppor-
tunities. References exchanged. En-
close sell addressed envelope. s. A.
Park, $50 Caxtos Building, Chicago.
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Logan School Examiners Meetings

The Board of School Examiners OF ipYan
Nlllage will hold regular meetings for the
examination of applicants tor T-ache,s GER
tifica,-s on the second SATURDAY of May June
and September IN the. High school rom. in
th- school building Of said v,llnge. Exam
nations begin at 93U A. NJ. (Standard) of
each day.
By Order of Board of FIX.
w. Schwenke Pres.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-02-08

the business, and continue the popu-
larity ofthis excellent store. The old
residenters of the James Block e1-
tend hearty welcome to our newcom,
ers.
Prot. Johrstcr OF everywhere, q
reri,abIe walking encyclopedia of
Typography, Sundayed in Logan,
guest of the Sentinel. The Frof
comes round to welcoming offices
about every two years, rests himself
up for day, cleans up, fixes up,
and s'raightens up the printing Of
fees, and passes out and on as quiet.
ly as he came in. The old boys al-
ways find little work and lots of
welcome for Johnston, the peripati-
tic.
The fact that no weddings have
been announced in the Sentinel the
last two weeks Is not because marry
ing and giving in marriage ceased,
but is most likely owing to the fact
that the printer got no cake. 1t is
as necessary to make the marriage
binding that the printer shall have
cake as it is for the Deputy Probate
aud the preacher to get cash. Tell
this around.
Over in Muskingum County a
man named Evarts shot the house
dog of MIR. Kcmler [only a letter
of difference from Kellar) Kemler
sued for damages, asking $1,000.
The Justice court allowed him sig.
The case was carried up, continued,
tried and retired. The costs amount
now to over $1,000 and the case set
for yet another hearing. This ought
tc make our quail hunting, dog
shooting Bro. Mckay quail for cer-
tain.
On last Friday, Fathe, Powers
was called to administer the last rites
of the church to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hoy, living ont in the hills about IA
miles from Logan. The old people
are b"th 80 years of age and at deaths
door. Father Powers started out in a
buggy and when out few miles
from the city, the roads became i'm
passable, he dismissed the conveyance
AMI continued the journey on foot.
The walk out and back, a distance
of 80 miles was over the toughest
road In the county, succession of
hills and deep gullies, the mad
treacherons with thin frozen crust,
the rlvuiets wide for an athlete
jump, and chilling wind to face.
The mission accomplished, he visited
a family still three miles further on,
returning home or schedule time.
During the hunting season, when
game was afoot, FIR. Powers lei Re- |
former White and Gen. Weldy,
of the Gun "lub, on many |!
a merry chase in woodland, heath !
and stubhle, pursuing Bunney and
the whirring quail. The spring of
foot and the stretch of step, and
the vigor of muscle, the walking"
in al. it implies, stood him in good
store when Duty pointed the path
and the Priest faced perils of the
road and the storm in the long jour,
rev fulfilling ths calling of his MN
stry. Only healthy exercise, says FIR.
Powers.
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Regular Meetings.

che City Council meets the end and Srd
Tuesday evening of each month.
The Logan School Board meets the LIST and
9TH Monday evenings CT each month.
day Of each month.
Firemans meetipg lst and srd Monday
evenings
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-02-08

-Comarde Henry Gompf ha
been allowed deserved increase o
pension from SS 90 to S14.o0 p-
month.
New spring jackets and cape'
and suits an separate skirts jus; il
this week.
STEERS & Co
--Ex Commissioners Webb and
Williams, held reunion in the cit;
! on last saturday and were heartily
welcomed by their many persona
friends.
-6oys extra heavy double knee
fast black huse s 10 s 1Oc. s to 8 l21t
These are extra coed for the money.
Be sure and ask for them.
STEERS & Co.
Hon V. &. Lowry is attending
the regular meeting of the Board OF
Trustees of the Athens ASYLUM of
which body he is an influential and
useful member.
MIR. and Mrs. Ballard of Mari
eta, parents of Mrs. DR.. Steward,
accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Ballard are visitors in the city, guests
of the family of DR.. Steward.
Don't forget that we have the
largest line of underwear of all kinds
to be found in the city. You can get
what you want by calling on US.
STEERS & Co.
Money, for some months locked
up in the Treasury, will Soon be 60.
ing out to townships and school dis
tricts and we hope IN the distribution
our subscribers will send some to us.
"A few pair of blankets left in
colored and white wool, white Gotten
chain and wool filing also colored
and white blankets at special price.
STIERs & Co.
Mise Saumenig gives instruo.
tions in type writing as we'll as short
hand. She has Remington in her
class room and her pupils have its
use. She Is an accomplished teach.
er.
Geo. L. Marberrer Of near
Amanda died at his home on last
Tuesday. aged 10l years. he was
the oldest man in the county, a Pen
slyvanla German, native of Berks
county.
There are IL applicants for Super.
intedent of the Reform Farm, in.
Mr.. 4. $. Pursell of our city,
who is backed by two of the trustees,
Col. Vance Of Gallopolis, and John
F. White of Logan.
Don't fail to attend the Crown
ing of the Queenly Women at the
Opera House tonight. The entertain
nent will be instructive as we'll as
entertaining. The characters will
ell what they did to deserve crown.
The many friends of Will Sloan !
,otic OF whose supposed fatal injuries
vas given last week, will be glad to
Know that he is out of danger and
,opes are entertained for bis early
ecovery.
Frank Brehm, formerly proprie
or of the Ohio Democrat, and for
be last two years resident Of COL
mbus, died from Lung Fever Sat
ay of last week. His remains were
Inferred in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Air, Henry Trimmer offers re.
'ard tor the return of his valuable
hepherd dog, which disappeard
bout the 22nd of last month, or for
Information as to what became of
i'm.
Glib Porter ex-sheriff of Perry
ounty, and at present the popular
.ndlord at McConrellsville, is about
alf in the notion of taking the Com
,ercial Hotel in Logan, Glib would
lake in go.
Mr. John Gallagher. guard &C
ompanying the Hockin Valley pay
ar on last Thursday, stopped over
o hour IN town, and met with a
earty welcome from bis many old ,
me and long continuing friends. II
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-02-08
Tuesday, March 9th, 1900,

Tuesday, March 9th, 1900,
for the printing of the following:
10000 official ballots to be bound in - books
to correspond TO the number oil voters in
each precinct in said county.
Also $500 ballots for school election in Lo-
gan Village District to be bound in books
to correspond to the number OF voters in the
said district.
The said ballots to be printed as required
by the Australian Ballot Laws. and the bal
lots in each book to be coDsecutively num-
bered.
The board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. Each bid must be accompanied
by bond. properly stamped according to
law.
A. E. HULS. A. W. MAUK
Clerk. Chief
Eeh
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Probate Nu:lce.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed in the
Probate Court of Hooking County. Ohio. for
final settlement Retta j. Shannon eXecut-
of the estate of Timothy J. Shannon and the
same will come on for hearing on the IT, day
of March 1909 at 10 O'Clock. A VI. or as soon
thereafter as may be convenient.
j. B RIASON,
Feb 22-3w. Probate Judge
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Notice to Teachers.

Tie County Boa rd of Examiners will meet
IN ihe High school rooms az the Puhic
School House. Logan, Ohin, 1T o'clock
istrndard Time) un the following
Saturdays, during the School year,
1899, Oct I, Noe 4, Dec.2.
49, 0. March 3, April a. d p, May and l9
ond June 2.
The Boxwell Examinations will
be held on April 7st and May 9th.
Count, Boxwell Commencement June 10th
RULES
l. ANY persnn desiring 10 take primary
examination or TO be. rxamiued in anyoi the
higher hrai ches should give the clerk two
weeks notice.
g Any attempts to give or receive help III
examinations, or coninInIcHii' Will forfeit
the right tn Il certificate and the ri"ht TO DE
examined again within u months
3 A grade helow the minimum In any
branch is II failure in all the branches al
such examination.
4. Each applicant not known by the Bnar'i
MUST bring - staten. mt of moral character
from the members Of his sch bol board
5. Attendance ut teachers meeting. town
ship and county,, and the readin oi the ..
F. X. G. course aud the general success OF
the applicant ds II te cher, will be consider
ed by the Board in granting ceititirat. IS.
6. Applicants, only. need appear at the
exam mai ion rooms on examination Gays
Others hayIng business with the examiners
should meet them on report days.
Z. Examination ices will NOT ne returned
to any "ue who gives up the examination.
A. L. O'NEILL. Pres.
II. B. SCH AAL. Clerk.
JP. .NUNEMAkER
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-02-08

IANTED-TRUSTWORT AND ACTIVE
" gentlemen or ladies TO travel tor Tespon-
sible established house in Ohio. Monthly
e6o and expenses. Position steady. Rsier-
ence. Enclose srli.adiressed stamped ervel-
npe. The Dominion Company. Department
y,Chtcagp.
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Notice of ApDOintment

Estate of james j. Stump deceased 'he
Undersigned has been appointed and qualifi-
ell AS administrator oi The estate OF james
Stump late OI Hooking county, deceased.
Dated this 9th day OF f bruary a. d 1870
ROBERT SW EINHAKT
Feb S-3w Administrator
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To Loan---M Money.

Money to loan on real estate se-
curity, payments weekly, monthly
or quarterly.
The LOGAN HOME AND
SAVING ASSOCIATION.
Jan 25-3m. Logan, o.
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For Sale.

% acre lot in corporation will sell
cheap. Also acre along Sraltsville
Branch in Logan front en- Hunter st.
good location for Factory will sell
cheap call on N. J. Weiland.
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w. Il. G. Notes.

The Woman's Relief Corps is in 4 flourish
ing condition, and doing good work. on last
Saturday evening, Feb. IL. two of its men,
bers, Mrs, Harvey Stultz and Mrs Martin n
boden celebrated their advent into this vale
of tears by surprising the Corps, with very
elegant and elaborate lunch served in the
G. a. X. Hall Such surprises ought to be an
induCement for all of the mem berS to attend
regularly, as they may occur II any time
Mrs. Kanode, the Corps President is con-
fined to her home by sickness resulting from
a fall.
Mrs. Speelman, the Secretaty of the Corps,
and daughter, were called to Athens on Sat
urday last, by the serious illness OF her
niece.
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~s es WVOOs - Nee Mss Oss pSooloo0s
Aicagc Medical and Surgical lnstitut6
ei7 lasalle Avenue. Chicago, 81.
Established In Chicago over twenty ysasa
Regularly chartered under act Of Iuinose
Legislature. Capital fuIy paid 800. .ooo.
Srne oldest, largest, most reliable and sus>
cessful Medical Institute In the U. s.
Private rooms for Patients with fscllitIse
foS sny emergency. X-Ray, Microscoplcal
and Uriscopscni Examination are made h
all cases whenever diagnosis d doubtful
Write for froo Book on Deformitass s1A
Braces, Club Feet, Curvature Of the Spins.
BroEchit;s. Catarrn. Cancer. Tumors, Pilsa,
Paralysis, Epilepsy. Kidney. Blaa1er. Eye,
Ear. Skin and Blood Diseases, and al Sur.
gical Operations. Best facilities, a,par.sus
and remedies for tho successful treatmsne
and cure of all Obscure or Chronic Dissns>e.
We absolutely guarantee to cure eve9y
case Of Nervous Debility and diseases -.
sultias from abuses and indiscrettons oR
Youth and Manhood; spcrmatorrhea, Sen.
inal Weakness might .osses and vital drain
in urire). Impotency, variceesls, Hydro
cello, Structure, Phimosis. ETC.. etc. Charrs0
Reasonable. No incurahse cases .-ccsptsa.
No"C. q. D." or" deposit sshem~..t Fsilurs
k unknown to us; 10000 testimoc.al letssss
on file from cured patients. Ms~S cured ~
home. . Consolation free and co. adsntia..
personally or by letter. Write ~ eo-aay.
16O-paxe Book on AL Chr milo and surxAnal
diseases and list Of $50 cusaesons sane frsa
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Notice To Printers.

Notice is hereby given that the Board of
Deputy state Supervisors o Elections of
Hooking County, Ohio VIII receive sealed
bids until 10 o'clock A. NJ. on
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Excursion Rates to Cincinnati
0. via Fl. V. Ry. Febru-
ary 10Th to 23rd.

Tickets will be sold Feb. 10Th to
23rd at rate af 5.75 on the round
trip. Call on c. w. Schwenke agt.
Logan for particulars.
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ROYAL eAxiSa POWDER CO.. NV roaK.
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A. l.. O'NEILL. Pres.
II. B. SCH AAL. Clerk.
j. =, NUNEM AkER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-22
iBlasfenlOs
4 CaIIaT! !!

Honda pena nos do transitar al
gunas veces por las Gales de la Ca
pital. No hay el respeto necesario
que la buena educaci6n exige para
con nuestras damas, entire ciertos
elementos.
Las palabras mas sucias y mas
obscenas son las que tienen en- sus
labios Ia mayor parte de los zagale-
tones Y toda esa turha de chiquillos
callejeros, q qnienes parece que los
bautiz6 un renegade de cuartel.
H Nuestras esposas, nuestras hi
\ Jas, corren el riesgo de ruborizarse
q cada momento. NADIA SO respeta
aqnf Lo mismo se pronuncian as
querosas groserfas en- las cloacas,
en- las plazas y en- los cuarteles, que
los paseos. Todo es ta corrompido.
en- 10 que respecta q la moralidad
publica, entire esa gente sin freno,
. sin levy sin religion. --
No nos explicamos como adn
hay padres de familia que permiten
ell tr&nsito de sus inocentes nif1as
por las GALES de la Capital. Tienen
que DIR, necesariamente, desvergtien-
za$ de todo .g6nero, y este constitu.
ye un ataque q la moral y ala tran.
quilidad de las familias.
Las autoridades deben tomar
una iniciativa energica en- cuanto q
este punto; pero no una medida q
lnedias, como ha sucedido casi STEM.
pre-, sino <enteras, resuelta, sin dis
tingos y sin componendas.
En- los Estados Unidos, en- min
guna ciudad, en- niug1n caserfo Sc
oyen y Sc palpan las palabras soe-
ces que Fdesgraciadamente oimos en-
Puerto Rico. ALI Sc respeta ell pd
blico, mucho mas la mujer Aquf
parece que esos vagabundos no quie
rem respetar NADIA nj nadie
Seflor Alcalde, en- nombre de la
sociedad puertorriquef1a, de la que
vi. forma parte, venga una disposi,
ci6n que castigue fuertemente los
deslenguados, autorizando, no solo q
la p Policfa, que no puede estar en- to-
das parties, sino q los particulares,
para que estos puedan denunciar q
los blasfemos Quizas de ese modo
podamos alcanzar algdn lenitivo
NAL tan intense.
Como ell asunto interesa & todos,
insistiremos sobre la materia cuan
tas veces sea necesario.
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ECoS de LareS.

Las funciones religiosas de la
semana mayor Sc han llevado efec-
to en este pueblo con la misma So.
lemnidad acostumbrada de otros
amos, no habiendose yerificado la
procession del santo entierro por ha
berla suspendido ell Parraco Sr
Aquilue para evitar> la proclamation
durante ell acto Por la oportunidad
de un bando publicado por esta AL
ealdia prohibiendo la 'costumbre de
los llamados Judas, ell Domingo de
Pascua esta culta poblacion no pre-
sencio tan incivil iuego.
Han contraido matrimonio ca
nonigo en- esta localidad don Juan
Cuevas y la amable sef1orita dof1a
Rita Cuevas.
= I'll 13 del actual falleci6 en- Ell
barrio de <Angeless Utuado, la res
petable DANA dof1a Dolores Pol de
Llad6 emparentada con varias dis
tinguidas famifias de este pueblo.
Sc encuentra en- esta poblaci6n
desde aver 10 del actual ell afamado
seflor Brindis de Sala con objeto de
celebrar un concerto. Este pdblico
Laref1o Sc prepara para oir las agra
dables notas de su violin.
Los vecinos de este pueblo
cstan entusiasmados con las noticias
de Ia installation en- esta Isla del Co.
bierno Civil.
Para ell Domingo % Sc llevara
efecto una retreta por j6venes po,
bres que estan estudiando la musi-
ca.
Ell CORRESPONSAL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-22
- Sal de Gabo. Rojo
Blanca, Gruesa y SEGA superior 4 IA extIanjora
s. oreoe con prscio % saoos Is CETAVoS oUINTAI,
So5rine y kquierdo e Cs.
- compEanos sacos vacos propios paza -
So5ri,,e Y Lsq.4ierdo e Gs.

Entonces Jc6mo sigue usted
fumando?
Por la misma razon: una vez
que trate de dejar ell vicio, los dias
Sc me hacfaD tan largos camo sema-
mas.
ts5 ~ = 4za3H Esssss#.
d -Yo no creo que una enferme-
dad 9 un vicio puedan curarse SEN!
cillamente por medic de aplicaci6n
de las manos, como pretsnden cier-
tos charlatanes. S 80.
= -Yo ST 10 creo, porque 70 mis-
mo cure a mi hijo del vicio del ciga-
rrillo sin mas que la acertada apli-
cacion de las manos.
I'll eSpOSo, que hacia un af1o pa
saba por muerto, SO presenta repen-
tinamente en- su casa:
-Esposa mia, aquf me tienes!
Al fin vuelvo q tus brazos! @
impossible! Yo converse ano-
che con el espfritu de mi esposo en-
una session de espiritismo. listed
sera cualquiera otra persona, pero
no 81.
La mayor parte de los hombres
es mas enemiga del que le reprende
sus faltas, que del que Sc las hace
cOmeter,