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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-06
Makes Pain Go Away.

Are you one Of the ones who pay in toll
For your right of way through this
life?
If SO you will find Hunts Lightning
Oil
A friend which will aid in the strife.
To those who earn their own way
by their own labor, accidents occur
with painful frequency. Burns, bruises,
cuts and sprains are not strangers to
the man who wears corns on his
hands. A better remedy for these
troubles does not exist than Hunts
Lightning Oil.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-06

duce our warranted seeds, and if you
will send l6c we will add one package of
Berliner Earliest Caulihower, together
with our mammoth plant, nursery stock,
This catalog is mailed free to all in
tending purchasers. Write to-day.
John A. Salzer Seed Co., Box w, La
Crosse, Wis.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-06
Victoria Land at over Soc an Aere.

Victoria Land at over 500 an Acre.
Victoria. Tex: A sale of 27h acres
of land lying north of town and adj
joining the cemetery kas made We'd
nesday to j. i. Fritz of South Dakota
This land sold for $4,000, which is
over 500 per acre, and is the best
price given for raw land in this wcin-
ity. 1t is stated that Mr.. Fritz will
use the tract for truck farm.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-06

A Big Bargain for ~ Cents Postpaid.
The year of 1906 was one of prodigal
plenty on our seed farms. Never before
did vegetable and farm seeds return such
enormous yields.
Now we wish to gain 100000 new Gus
toners this year and hence offer for lie
,,o.A,,. IL
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-06

Wages In Germany Advanced.
Wages in the machine factories of
Germany advanced last year 10 to Is
per cent.
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12

Mrs. Norfieet, of Colllerville, Ten nessee, arrived Tuesday for visit of several days and is delightful guest of her daughter, Mrs. l.. $. Marshal and family. Little Miss Louise Car gill accompanied her, and is visiting her papa and new mama.
 Mrs. Ollie Warren and Miss De- Yelling Rollwage returned Monday from Memphis, where they had been to visit Miss Whitten and expected her to accompany them home and re- sume her duties in the school room at Crowley Ridge Institute. But Miss Whitten, though able to be up Is not sufficiently recovered to again take up the work this season, and, we under stand, will not return here at present. She is an excellent young woman and splendid instructor, who has made large circle of friends during the few months she has resided here, and The Times desires to join them in profound regret that she is thus pre- vented filling out her contract for the term, and the hope that she will soon be entirely recovered.
 Black Brothers, dentists, who had been occupying rooms over DunaYant s Drug Store for several weeks, and practicing their profession, have quietly folded their tent" and left Saturday night for other fields leaving several bills behind, and unpaid. Two or three attachments were sued out by their creditors, and their trunks. baggage and personal effects, found at the Choctaw depot, have been detain- ed awaiting settlement of the said bills. Black Brothers, by all appear ances, seemed to be quite an enter
 prising firm, and we had thought they were doing nice business but it seems they were unfortunate. We regret the sudden and unexpected eli max to what appeared to be splen- did beginning, and what promised to be lucrative practice, and wish them better luck next time. So far as we have learned their creditors and the amounts against them are as follows, J. H. Dunavant & Co.,, S52. 10; Mrs. John Dillon, $40; the Chronicle S9.S0; The Times, S8.55, and perhaps others.
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12
LOCAL ADDENDA.

Dewitt Davis is now located at Rosboro, Arkansas.
 FOR SALE.-One pair of good mules. Apply to R. J. Williams, For rest City, Arkansas.
 Squire F. NJ. Pipkin is spending a few weeks in Hot Springs. seeking l physical benefit. He and Mir 1 ke J Mallory are stopping at the Majestic
 The celebrated Helming- Nick Kenzie | low-quarter shoes for ladies, are sold exclusively in Forrest City by Bran don, Baugh & Go. A fine new stock just received.
 MT. c. A. Ahlstedt, who had been confined to his room for six weeks, is able to be out and at work again, and is repairing the Blanton storehouse, occupied by W. T. Sanders.
 We make a speciality of Old Yan- nisSee Whisky It is mellow with age, and leaves no headache. Try it and be convinced It is the best whisky on the Forrest City market. T. c. Folbre, Jr. X Company.
 MT. F.. D. Fitzpatrick, of Memphis, spent several days in town the first of this week, visiting his parents, Hon. and Mrs. T. o. Fitzpatrick, and other relatives and numerous friends. He is with the Tennessee Fibre Company We acknowledge pleasant call Tues day.
 Your house and fence needs a coat or two of paint, and now is the very time to do the work. My stock of ready mixed paints, white lead, oils, and colorings, and in fact of every. thing in this line, is complete, and is offered at tine most reasonable prices II. W. Paslay.
 We rejoice with his family and nu. merous friends upon the improvement in the health of Mr. J. T. Sanders who was suffering so severely last week. He was able to be down to the store for few minutes Tuesday, and IS on the highway to recovery. He is now on duty again.
 Mrs. L. c. Pace, who had been a pleasant visitor in the home of MT and Mrs. c. W. Bernard the past win. ter, left Saturday for Coldwater, Miss, where she will visit her son, w. C. Pace, few weeks. Mrs. Pace will also visit with relatives and friends at Lau. rel and Gulf Port. Miss, before her re. turn to Forrest City the latter part oi the summer.
 An occasional dose of Prickly Ash Bitters keeps the system healthy wards off disease and maintains strength and energy. J. T. Sanders special agent.
 Dr. Henning, of Memphis, was call ed to Forrest City Saturday in consul tation with local physicians in the cast 0 MT. J. T. Sanders, whom it wa; thought might have to undergo al operation. It was decided that al operation was unnecessary. MT. San ders is improving rapidly, and all his friends are glad to see him at hi, place of business again.
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12

The May Delineator and Designer ust received at the Newsstand.
 Dr. c. c. Price, of Douglas, Arkan- Sas, came over Sunday from Memphis, and visited until Sunday with his old friend, Dr. L. II. Merritt and wife. MT. Walter Bennett, who is attend ing Vanderbilt University at Nash vile, Tenn, spent Sunday here with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. z. T. Ben- nett, and friends.
 "Buck" McGuffey, of Memphis, was handsome and genial visitor to home folks and friends one day last week He has a very good situation, and Is getting line on the base ball situa- tion.
 Mrs. c. L. Eggleston, of Memphis, was delightful guest of Mrs. Hattie A. Knight on Monday of last week, and large circle of old friends were very glad to meet her again. She was enroute to Chicago.
 Eld. S. w. Abernathy, of Walnut Ridge, missionary of the State Asso- citation of Baptist Churches, was in the city last Friday, enroute from Little Rock to Jonesboro, and gave us very pleasant call.
 When you have hides, eggs, chickens or country produce of any kind, take it to T. OBrien's Meat Market, and get the highest market price for it. Remember the place near corner of Nnrf h Front an6 PnCuar ct raarc
 MT. Eugene Rolfe returned Monday evening from San Antonio where he and associate, MT. George B. Pettus as still improving, and gives very hopeful account of him, which his many friends are delighted to hear. Miss Ruth Owen, who for the past two months has been instructing Judge and Mrs. T. c. Folbres children, returned to her home in Capleville, Tenn, last Saturday, on account of a nervous trouble from which she has long been sufferer, to the regret of her many friends made while here.
 Miss Jessie L. Buckland, a cultured and popular young lady of Carrollton, Miss, arrived in the city last Friday noon, to accept the position vacated by Miss Owen in Judge and Mrs. T. c. Folbre's home. Miss Buckland is a graduate of Boscobel College, Nash vile, Tenn, and is an accomplished musician.
 MT. Hix Mallory, of Memphis, was a thoughtful caller at The Times office Tuesday morning, accompanied by MT. Leo Loeb. He wanted us to try an Elselco cigar, which our old friend Loeb, now of New York, is represent ing, knowing that we are an expert judge of the weed. The Eselco is all right, just like the gentlemen who sell it. MT. Loeb is working with MT. Nal. lory now, and they are a fast team who are beating the track record. Mallory has a lot of friends in this part of Arkansas, many of whom have been strongly cemented by smoking some oi | his various brands Of excellent cigars
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12
Cosmos Club.

On April l, 1907, the Cosmos Clut met at the residence of Mrs. John Calling. Subject for the afternoon, With Political France Let them obey, who know not how
 to rule.
 Roll Call: Current French Political Events.
 Reading: The Government of the French Republic.-Mrs. Alley, fol Mrs. Pettus.
 Paper: Statesmen of France and their Work.-Mrs. Gatling.
 Music: "Vesper Chimes M rs Matthews; Faust Miss WebbeI and Mrs. Matthews.
 Paper: Womans Part ill French Politics--Mrs. Matthews.
 Round Table President Falliert and His Premier The next meeting will be with Mrs
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12

Judge s. H. Mann spent Monday in Marianna on business in the Lee county circuit court.
 WANTED-To buy residence lot in Forrest City. Must be close In and reasonable. See Vadakin.
 Miss Minnie Holland is now the charming assistant at the Klondike Bakery of Fred Kleiber & Co,
 The ladies of the Presbyterian church will give an ice cream and strawberry supper in the near future. Time and place to be announced later My store is now stocked complete with the latest and best dry goods, and the most wholesome groceries the market affords, I solicit your trade and inquiries. W. T. Sanders.
 MT r.Chas. Davis, of Pine Bluff, bridge inspector for the Cotton Belt, was here Sunday to visit old time friends. lie was raised by Mrs. D. Davis, and his friends are glad to learn of his pros perity.
 MT. Dudley S. Clark, of Marianna, was in the city Wednesday on busi- ness, and gave us pleasant call. He was here to look after the guardians sale of land of the Stark estate, adver- tised in The Times for several weeks.
 Habitual constipation is the door through which many of the serious ills of the body are admitted. The oc- casional use of Prickly Ash Bitters will remove and cure this distressing condition. J. T. Sanders, special agent.
 Miss Claude Davis, an attractive young lady of Forrest City, was in Marianna Tuesday, soliciting for The Forrest City Times. Miss Davis is now leading in The Times Popular Girl Contest, and she is a most at tractive lady.-Lee County Courier.
 Use Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Children like it's pleasant taste, and mothers give it hearty en- dorsement. Contains no opiates, but drives out the cold through the bow els. Made in strict conformity to the Pure Food and Drugs Law. Recon. mended and sold by J. T. Sanders.
 The graduating class of Crowley Ridge Institate for 1907 will be com. posed of Miss Ethel Taylor, MT. James Lawrence Gatling and MT. Bard Nichols. The commencement exer. cises will take place on May IT, and these young people are preparing themselves and beginning to make ar engagements to make the occasion one long to be remembered.
 Dr. D. c. Nichols, of w. A. Short Co.,, Helena, arrived in our city few days ago, and is looking after the firm :, interests in putting in shape and get ting out their present stock of cottor at the Gulf Compress Company's plant in this city. Mrs. Nichols joined he husband last Sunday, and are at pres ent domiciled very comfortably at tn, Marion hotel. MT. and Mrs. Nichol. are likely to remain here for montl or two, or until the present holdingi of his firm are disposed of.
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12
Alderson on April 15, 1907.

Alderson on April 15, 1907.
 At the annual election of officers for the Cosmos Club to serve during the year l907-08, the following named ladies were elected
 President-Mrs. Alice E. Matthews. Vice President-Mrs. Nellie Buford. Recording Secretary-Miss Alice Wolfe.
 Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. w. T. Sanders.
 Treasurer-Mrs. H. A. Knight. Critie-Mrs. Walter German.
 CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
The Forrest City times., 1907-04-12

stimulant occasionally The digestive organs the liver the kidneys and bowels lose effectiveness at times and need help At such times strengthening, cleansing and regulating medicine is of priceless value because serious diseases spring from neglected disorders in these orsans
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-07-05
POr Celos.

Chicago, JUNO 30. Arrastrada
de 81 CANA por i'm pretrndiente
celoso, Ia sonora Mary Molesworth,
una viuds rica fud herida y asesi-
nada anoche, en- Su propia casa, en-
Ia presencia dc su hijo, de diez
amos, por Cecil Gibson, quien des-
pues hiri6 a Thomas Jones, hiricH-
dolo probableinente fatal. Gibson
fua arrestado. Fl, muy frecuen-
temente amenazaba 4 la senora
Molesworth, porque pernlitfa las
atenciones de Jones.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-07-05

fruto 4 una higuera va muerta y
sin savia; el hombre puede hacer
brotar la vida en- nm arido suelo-
Ell rosucito 4 Lazaro; b hombre
puede con su contingente de ia
lento, de industria, pnede dar la
vida 4 la patria.
lHombres de todas las clases
sociales. appended AIGo NuEvo
ToDos LOS DIAsl iAspirar a hacer
Ia mayor cantidad possible de bic
mes, yla humanidad sega trausfor-
n.aDdo POGO 4 POGO; entonces los
que ahora ginen, reiran: los que
tienen hambre, Sc yeran hartos.
VIDAL T. YIADARcoNo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-07-05
La COnteSta LARA
zOlO-AndrewS.

Hon. U. B. Childers, quien ha
yuelto de Washington, donde ha
estado por una semana en- etenden.
cia a la contesta Larrazolo- An
drews, por 81 asierto de Delegado
de Nuevo Mexico, es de opinion
que q case serd decidido por IA co.
mitiva de Ia Camara, sobre elec.
cion en- favor del mieinbro que es-
ti en- ell asiento, y que este reporte
sera aprobado por la Camara cuan-
do tome acci6n. Mr.. Childers ha
examinado cuidadosamente ell tes-
timonio y asegur6 que este ensrIia
que el Delegado Andrews fu6 ele-
gido con una mayoria de 600 a
1000 votos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-07-05

do eI vale sea desarrollado y la
aqua que hoy SO pierde Sc use pa.
ra regar las tierras fertiles de este
lugar.
G.. B. Ballard, tiene una buena
carnicerla.
Taos, no esta sin nm brillante
papel, "l.a Revista de Taos quien
es So editor, Jose Montaner, quien
es tambidn diputado secretario.
La plaza tiene dos energicos y
capaces doctores, ell doctor Martin
quien ha estado aquf por los lllti-
mos diez y ocho amos y qaien IS
bien conocido por todo el terrific
rio; y Ell doctor Cook. B. S. de Ia
universidad de Georgia y NJ. D.
de Ia uniyersidad Dc Virginia. FL
estuvo cinco amos en- los hospitales
de Nueva York y vino a Taos, de
Savannah, Ga, hace tres amos Y ha
establecido una grande practica
durante este tempo.
Ernest Holloway, un comercian-
te de Albuquerque, Sc ha estable
edo aqui.
Fl senor Gusdorf. uno de los
prominentes ciudadanos de este lu-
gar, tiene la distinction de haber
sidc corrido de la Legislature de
Nueyo Mexico. No porqne no
tenia la mayoria de votos, sino
porque Ia gavilla no 10 podia usar.
Fue Ell senior Gusdorf quien hizo
la mocion que G. A. Corrnth fuera
nombrado impreaor pdblico en-
1897, cuando los democrats tenian
ounce votos en- las dos casas, pero
cuando votaron q Carrnth por %
yotos por 4.
El dia siguiente por el grande
trabajo de Max Frost, la gavilla 10
hecho fuera, y pusieron un hon
bre que ellos podian manejar.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-07-05
VotO de Gracias.


Nosotros, los abaio tirmados, los
hiios de la fnada Magdalena I. de
Esquibel, damos IN voto de gra-
cias, a todas aquellas personals y
vecinos del vale de Taos, que tan
5ondadosamente nos prodigaron
ayuda y acolupa1alniento, tanto en-
81 yelorio, como en- el funeral de
nuestra querida nadre, por 10 que
'luedanos altamente agradecidos y
rendimos mil gracias.
Samuel Esquibel
y hermanos.
Taos, N. NJ, Junio 80, 1907.
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La Sarna en- los Caballos.
RoSAl.

(RONAl.
Hasta el presente hemos podido obser
var yarios casos de sarna tai parece
que esta constituye una playa bastante
com1u.
La sarna es una enfermedad contagio-
sa de la piol, producida por I'm parasitic
muy pequeno, (Psoroptes communis, var
equi). Este parasitic es visible a la vista
de un experto, y facil de disiinguir con
I'm pequeho lcnte.
Esta enfermedad es generalmente CO.
nocida con los nombres de sarna, roma
etc. aunque sicmpre es una forma dis
tinta de la yerdadera sarna
Ell parasitic que produce esta sarna vi
We en- Ia superfcie, mientras que en- la
verdadera roma el parasitic Sc cntierra en-
el cuero
Sintomas. La sarna eu el caballo, ge-
neralmente empieza a desarrollarse en-
la region del cuello por la cruz, y gra-
dualmente sigue extendi6ndose por todo
ell cuerpo, aunque el abdomen y el inte-
rior de los muslos rara vez son afectados.
Ell primer sintoma que Sc le nota al
animal es una gran picazon en- Ia parte
atacada. El animal Sc rasca y So estru-
ia contra cualquier obieto en- cada opor-
tumidad, y pronto Sc arranca el pelo de.
iando lugares yisiblemente descubiertos
los cuales comienzan a sangrar a conse-
cuencia de Ia fuerza con que Sc rasca.
El cuero afectado que no haya perdi-
do el pelo, por no haberse rascado esa
parte, Sc vera cubierto lie una cspecie
de costra, como 81 la piel en- las raices
del pclo estuyiera fuertemente cubicrta
de una especie dc substantial gomosa.
En- casos muy agudos el pelo aparecera
casi arrancado del cuerpo y el lugar que
ocupaba antes en- la carne viva.
Si Sc raspase un POGO de la costra, y
pelo, y Sc sometiese aun examen por me
dio de un pequeho lente de mano, po-
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Celebration de San
Geronimo, en-
Taos.
lNTERESANTES
NARRAcloNES PoR Los
INDIos cUERRERos,
Nueva y MOderna Plaza ha Sac
lido de la PobIaci6n Pequeiia
de Adohes, Visitada pOr los
EspahOles.
POR Ell SIR. GEO. S. RAMSEY

Del Albuquerque Morning Journal.
La gente de esta secci6n y mu-
chos visitantea prospectivos del te-
rritorio Y otros lugares, estan es-
perando con anhelo la gran fiesta
de San Geronimo, en- la poblacion
de los indios, en- Septiembre %,
20, 30 y 81. Esta es una de las
lnds grandes ceremonias por los
pueblos, que toma lugar en- el SUI
rueste, Y como laos es de por 81
una de las plazas mas vlejas y mas
pintorescas.
Los entretenimientos Y ejercicios
que hacen en- estos cuatro dias son
muchos y muy variados y nunca
dejan de interesar y excitar, adn
d los yiejos que los preseAcian ano
por ano. Las tribus que viven de
uno Y otro lado del rio, forman
una carrera, la cual es una maravi
LA dc Ia lijereza de los indios, y 81
lado que CANA, tiene q privilegio
de elegir 81 gobernador del pueblo
para q siguiente aTlo.
Quiza la mas antigua y pinto
rescas ceremonies de Ia fiesta, son
el baile cuando eI sol Sc mete, en-
el cual so indios toman parte, este
baile cierra 4 programa el ultimo
dia de la celebration. Hay tam
bien los Matachines, una bailada
reIlgiosa. Hay muchas otras di-
versiones por los indios, como la
bajada del carnero, y subir el palo
encebado. La fiesta corresponds
de alguna manera 4 una feria
anual, y paga ir 4 atenderla. Per
sonas del Oriente estan siempre
presentes. La atendencia auual
CORE do 1000 4 5000 personals.
Hay muchos veteranos en- esta
secci6n, quienes vieron dias acerri-
mos en- q tempo de los explorado-
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venga t,l ReinO...

Bendito 81 dia en- que el HON.
bre, 81 es rico, use su dinero en-
beneticio de sus semejantes; 81 es
instruido, que use su talento en-
ilustrar al ignorante; 81 es pode-
roso en- hacer felices d los que 10
rodeanl Bendito eI dia en- que 81
hombre del pueblo, como el honl-
bre de la gran sociedad, no este
satisfecho CON 10 QUE Es Y trata
de yer mas! Napoleon no estuvo
satisfecho con ser el emperador de
los franceses, y penetr6 en- Italia.
No estuyo satisfecho con tener un
cfrculo de orc, al rededor de su
cabeza: escribio la historic de
Julio Cesar, teniendo con este la
,entrada 4 un palacio lnejor que el
de las Tullerias; la entrada al tenn.
plo de Ia ciencia; la Academia
Francesca FL hombre del pueblo
no debe estar en- cOnforlnidad con
su condici6n; debe aspirar < SER
MAS: Los gigantes del mundo,
han tenido una infancia miserable.
En- las casas manufacturers; en-
el comercio; en- las artes; en- la
tribuna; en- todas parties, hay opor-
tlnidades para el honlbre; 10 esen-
cial es tener aspiraciones; ambi-
ci6n de ser algo. La Phase, ell que
LEILA en- los cielos, como SO lee en-
un libro alberto, era I'm hiio del
pueblo. Napoleon, de pobre estu.
diante, lego q regir los destinos
del nlndo. Juarez, I'm pobre nj
no indio, ha llegado a ser el pri-
mer nombre del Continente Anne
ricano. No es Ia casualidad, por
que esta no existe, la que encum-
bro a estos sGres; han sido sus
aspiraciones; han perseguldo una
idea fila, sin yariar, sin detenerse,
" han llegado al pinaculo de sus
deseos. El hombre debe recordar
que en- un mundo de progreso, de
cambio. Lo de hoy, no satisface
4 10 de manana. rs precise apren
der algo nuevo ToDos Los DiAs.
La vida de la naturaleza es una
vida de completa ammonia y son
necesarios los tonos de la escala.
El do bajo, profuDdo, es el lnisno
do alto, agudo. La vida es 10
mismo Que la muerte; nm cambio
que Sc ha operado en- los dos su-
premos acontecimientos.
En- este caso, 10 mismo es colo
car un adobe, que una fna piedra
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de marmol; es 10 mismo hacer una
reja de arado que la fna cuerda de
un relox. Lo esencial es la NO.
BLEzA DE La CosA. ri acto dc ma
Ger es el primer paso de UNA cRIA-
TURA a la escena de la vida; el
acto de norir es 81 primer paso de
un n1mero INFINfro de seres 4 la
vida real.
FL hombre no debe estar salts
fecho con producer UNA cosA DuE-
Ma; debe aspirar 4 producer la ma
yor cantidad possible () DE cosAs
TITLES.
FL hombre, para progresar, no
le es absolutamente neeesario Ell
capital, I'm hombre con buena sa-
Iud es un capitalista Y d este le
basta la buena voluntad para He
gar a lograr algo en- el mundo.
El honbre; es la providencia del
hombre mismo. En- su mano esta
el "Fiat" de la divinidad, esta Ell
"hagase" del Dios de la creaci6n.
La naturaleza ha puesto al al
cance del hombre LA MATERIA PRI.
MA PARA HAoER UN CEREBRo FE-
cUNDo, capaz de producer, la i'm
prenta, el TELEGRAPH, Ell telefono, la
aplicacion de la electricidad. La
naturaleza ha puesto en- Ell ojo del
hombre, SIN distinction de clases,
lente para aclarar la vida mimi
ia de los clelos y descubrir, desde
el errante cometa, que atraviesa
solitario los espacios siderales,
hasta las nebulosas de un n1mero
incalculahle. La nisma MAsA de
que Sc compuso el cuerpo de New
ton, es la de que Sc compone el
cuerpo del lras ignorante aguador.
La question es la aspiration; el
deseo de saber. El hombre, cual-
quiera que sea su clase, puede pc.
netrar con su pupila de fuego en-
los misterios mas profundos del
hagase." Una vez colocado en-
81 canino, que 10 esta desde el
momento de nacer; en- el camiDo
del adelanto; no tiene mas que
seguirlo, porque q LLEeARA, tarde
s temprano. Yivimos en- un mum
do doses, y es verdadera ldstima,
que los hombres ignoren este pri-
vilegio. Los milagros mas estu-
pendos son susc2ptibles de imita-
ci6n; 10 que Sc requiere es la ft y
Ia constancia, con cuyos requisites,
el hombre Sc trasporta al lugar de
Cristo, con el poder de Cristo; con
la virtud de Cristo. FL hizo dar