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The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
Cure for Dysen,ery'

The Weekly Adcertiscr, of Reading,
ri August 10th, 1911, says' The
bark Of spruce pine boiled in milk,
half pint tumbler full taken at time'
and repeated at short intervals, as the
stomach may be able 10 bear 1t, has
been tried in a variety of instances fer
the bowel complaint and never known
to fail in effecting cure, after the
most skilful physicians have pronounc
ed the patient incursble.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
BEATTY PlANol

rn,R T,.hER PIANo-T FORTE has attained the
SStHtry. GE w ASend stamp for circular. d
htATrY Washington, n. ]. msrisdsm
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
more Inhabitants 5or ms zoo

Itiors Inhabitants I6T Mf LGO
TIE geological Garden hss recently
made 4 number of additions 10 it7
stock OF animals and birds. Besides
the manatees, or sea cows, which were
noticed 6 few days ago, the managers
have obtained by purchase dye white
faced whistling lucl5, ten guan7, two
crested curnssow5, three toucans, ,sey
en- parrakects, one porcupiae, TWO
agoutis and one pcccary; and through
presentation from citizens OF Massa.
chuetts, Delaware, New Jersey and
this city, a. we'll as Or, W. II. Jones
of the United States Navy, who con
tributed porcupinc, the following
one English rabbit, one loon, one
meadow lark, two eagles (from !. w
Causey, of Delaware), two Peking
ducks, Two slylarks, one raceoon, two
doves, turtle and terrapin.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
EPILEPSY or FITS.

A SURE CURE for this distresstng com
plhins 10 now inade known In Tree9ee SoS
q octave pages) on Foreign end Neass Aee-
bal Prepsrahons, published by Dr. y. fhSss
him IN q. 81 providential manner tbs he
cannot cnIscisnf,ously refuse 20 nnke u
Known, as Ne has curNd everybody vAo has
used it Tor ! Ia, neyer having faiied = Q sm.
gie case. me infredisnss maj pe S se,ssnsn ~ q,
spplioanfs hy mai. Addfssss DA Q.,RM<x1
&pHA, n urana ssVsss. ssrssy ctszt Nsw
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
SlLvER-PLATED
nURE GkoUND RAW BONE

FurEsshed BY car In lots Of five tons and
upwards. or smaller Quantities tEom store:
Parties ordering early will get all the henents
Also, materials for manufacturing Phos-
pilates. always on hand. Prices IS low as
the lowest. quality Is good a. the best. Qr,,
dsrs and inquiries by mall prepP.iS S6S SttsSpdea
ssblsw eisl sNswport. Del
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17

49, ~ most delicate fabric washed without Ia.
kn-ps thread. The work of purincataon
eor,Siy accomplished; no after rubbing
ssa. The washing done IN one guartex
|hs ~ ~ dume, a, with one-half the soap, than BY
ease; No boiling Of clothes resuired mi mi
NV. eion s guaranteed. Best ol references
wv ~ persons now uain9 thom n this city.
md -. n0t II usethe maehine forms q nea
sspstantial Kitchen table.
=. .~.n...-.- MAAC PYLE.
nnsHrtnrer and agenf fox the STATE o
SiixS,.< sr,. bu QrAnge street,
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DIR. J. w. LOBB
Private Medical Office & Drug Store
No 33i n. Fifteenth ST..
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
Arc open daily for tho speedy and permA-
nene cure Of ell diseases and atlments OF both
sexes DR.. Lobb has had an experience Of
thirteen years In the practice o. nedioine,
which is q guarantee to patients that thei.
cases win be treated by one thoroughly ac-
quainted with the disease, and the best know.
treatment for Its early and radical cure. DIR.
Lobb cordially invstes those einerins nom
disease no matter sres o. .. ISm enarS oas
those who hRve been dsluded. robbed and VI
treated by Qhaeks, tmpeseb ycoN9 nd tnr
experienced phy ysiciAns. pe. Lebs 1osRaras
his 9sD ss 0 asrears
DC. Patients afflicted with unnatural dls-
charges from any part Of the body, or ulcex-
ated sore legs, as well % those sn0efinx mom
diseases q the Blood rn-s sfn: 5idns, orss siee
should embrace the Arst opportunity to con
I'D Dr. FL Lobb's Sure Cure. ths greatest
remedy ter all diseases OF the oriAsry or-
DR. Lops's CONSTITUTIONAL RENoyAToR.
medicine for any vitisted condition of the
blood, or system GENERALLY. sradieasing az
SSsS DTspsrssions as are pursiy veSetsbls. and pre-:
pared by the Doctor for the convenisDce Of
his patients reading out Of the city and whe
are unable TO call conveniently az his once.
any part of tho country. tree. on receipt Of
Price Of the Sure Cure and Constitutional
| Renoyator, two dollars each.
| 9 to D. m. Consnltation tree and stri., ly
private. Correspondence conndenta.
MEDICAL OFFICES AND DRu0 STORE.
No. SSl N. Fifteenth Street,
sprlvly PHILADELPHIA. PA.
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FITS CURED FREEl!

FITS CURED FREE
AnyIperson suffering from the above dis
ease Is requested to address DR. PRIoE, and
q trial bottle Of medicine will be forwarded
by express.
FREEi
The.only cost being the Express charges
hich owing G. nv large business are small
.i1s OR EPILEP5I
s'stuiy for years, and be will warrant cur
By the use Of his remedy.
Do not fail to send to him for TRIAL bottle
itloosts nothing and he,
RILL CURE FOC.
no matter how long standing your case may
sesshssS5 e. q h0" many other remedies may have
Circulars and testimonials sent with
.SREF TRIAL B0TTLE.
Be particular TO givs your Exprssa as wsll
a. your Post Once direction, and
DR.. cHAS. 7. PRICE.
ian14-1yd&lS =. 81 William Ss.N
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TKtFEE5O-, aoUsE,
TE| c1-TIE. BkLl1ARE.

va" AlTit. hL4VAhI.
Joa' ". GRAZ, PEoFHIIon
his large and beautifully situated hous a
.ha5 been put in the very best repair for th eI
reception of visitors, who will find ct it all toe
accommodations Of FIRST-CLASS HOTEL
IL commands 1pe view Of the Delaware Bay,
ard 10 one CT the most pleasant and delightful
places In the State FOR excursions or pic -nics.
The house is kept In the best etyle, the bal
hlled with the choicest wines, liquors and
stantlals and iuIuries of the msTEet, Excu1
sionists can srTiys by boat or rail. Part.e'
who wish to so fishing or boat riding on the
noble Delaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats- The patronage OF the pubic
Is respectfully solicited
tT2t " GRAY.
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kHE ARCTIC

andeTer, VI cent psr pound
ts5 cenfs per 100 pounds.
b iao .on at the lowest 1gures.
pc contract to furnish gate families for
y number Of months at price lower than
3 ever offered before.
e!dsrs BY mail promptly attended to.
|eese giye IA trial. We guarantee satasfsc
p. j. b. C0NRoW 3 SON,
|eee-ly Proprtetors
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and ever ct u cent per pound.
" at 10 cents per 100 pounas'
He by Tie ton at low rates. Contracts for
season 40 low as the lowest.
e pride ourselves on having obtained the
Z & careiul, polite and accommodating dri;
q In the city for all our routes.
4ive us o call before going elsewhere.
WALTON 4 BRO.
5So. Q West Third street, or
k3e6 Fifteenth and King streets.
, 1875-06-03

BANKRUPT HALK-pS THURSDAY AnHN1NG At
u y tulton.st. ehs t,uEnsnAs st9ck of ants. saah.
-. aastsa as.sss. htksaIis !aGisaA L. L.
NxAse, TuUa. u. AAkTlh, AsstIuas4s.
, 1875-06-03
CURRENT OPINION,

Tho total contributions Of Chicago to the re-
lief OF the sufferers by tho late fire IT. 0shkosh
foots up tho liberal Autn Of s14,447. This. we
heliovs. is tho argest donation from any source,
and shows TINT Chicago waa entitled to tho Ren-
crous aid 10 1aylshlY bestowed in the tlme Of har
great calamity. Madison Ns,noc4'al.
necauso THE CnlcAno TRIBUNE, tue other day,
with colntneudabio enterprise, published tie In
sido Of Alleu's Cook County National Bank tho
journal, of that city, III out of humor, and Gala
1t 'ancal-thiof toprnallsm." How much OF the
public money on deposit With Allen have you
borrowed ?-Spranahcld Register.
Tue CHICAGO TRIBUNE haa long and very
Interesting article entitled 'sAllou'a Luck" It
ls the story Of magnificent financial fraud
who waa for sevan years ruined bankrupt. sud
yot who, up to tho very date oi his coflirsc Eas
Northwest. and whoao fall was ~ abaolute q his
qeospers? was appsroasly sooufa.-0a1e.pof4
Democrat.
Wo have mover been able to regard With any
great satisfaction tho coremunln!a Ut Decoration.
Day, aud have conAi!ored The maLiug OF tho day
legal holiday : supreme nct Of fully Oh the
part Of the Legislature. Lacking nothing iu
!evesenco for tho dead or thu cAssso fer which
they died. tle strewsng OF tho graves with lowers
haa nevertheless appaarcd to us . rather poor
md untnaniy Way Of showing it.-Phsladelphta
Telegraph.
We have authority to say that all ths storios
now current about Senator Jones, OF Nevada,
and his loHses In PennsylyanlA Central, Pauaunt
anil othor railroad asocks, aro wholly without
foundation. Mr. JoueA has boep = large stock
holder III Panama ever aiuce 1858, aud bought
iutp It ouly because he thought 1t IN Investment
which would pay satlafaetory divldands.--hsso
Orleans Times.
The questIon Of an independent resumption OF
specie Payments In Nsr York, whether tho Gov
ernmeht adheres 10 its pledge or NOT, ia again
under discussion In that Stats. There IL some
doubt whethar the net passed by tho Legislature
looktug to That change will atand the tcst OF tho
courts, but theEe Ia no doubt Nhktever that II IL
entirely poaslbls Tor tha morchAnta Of Now York
to for:o resumption so lat ~ thelr own business
IL concerned, and that tho rost OF the county
could not long hold out againat tho unitad capi-
tal Of that city and stAse.-~Boston advertiser.
Rankin has como to tho rescue OF hlmaolf ia
The matter OF bis administration Of tbs AifAirs
Of the new Chicago Custom-House; and. tudg-
ing frou, tho way he states bis oase, ha
mover had \ better friend. Rankin do.
olaEes that Rankin WAS an upright, hou-
cat, efficient architect, and ~ such tho Chi
caEa CUSTOM House Ia thing OF beatty II veil
aa 4 Jaw forever. W. quite believe hisu. and wa
are tlnost persuaded q tho aans time 10 behave
that DristuW and tho other HouHtng aud prying
chaps who hkya intarfered with bin afe tho
villains iu the Gasp. However, we vii! glvo them
tho benefit Of touht, aud lat them hayo :
GLANCE TO vlpdlc4so thanaslyos II thsy cAu.-Sl.
Paul PfoHeer-l Pres.
, 1875-06-03
lefcnso or he1f.presorvntIon would warrant m
osfccr in shooting man unless be attempted Al


KANSAS.
Fivn dR7s' TAtions asa 10 be dealt ont 10 the
Davis County "destitooth" OIL WednotdAy nsxt,
lin tomnins'onorA tllink tho hnrpllts would
feod ali tho really naedy for sfk months,
Tho Standard rays that tho attorneys in tho
cato Of tho tnintY 1f Douglas against tho IT, T..
K e. Railroad Company put tn thetr claim for
e7dt t000 for terv,eas rendered the county Ia OBJ
tanning tho Judgment.
Prof. T.. II. Jenkins, principal Of the Deaf And
Dumb InHtituto At 0latl,o. is A philosopher, lie
Ilas bsen experimenting with graHthoppors ~
foud. ffo counted ona gilt anil fn,lnll II cor-
taned t5t 'hopporr. lie then lad them cookaA
ffrlta) and ate them. Ho pronouncea them
goo1.
"Teras Bill" camo to Caldwell last week md
got on bcnder, aud was ilonrtahtng his pistol
Aronnl and telling what he could dr. He under.
took 10 rdo on tho sidewalk In front OF tho
i1nlncH 1lotal, Int Mrs, 1lanta forbid him doing
80. Ho then fltamonntcf, aud Mrs. HaLneA, who
has more puck than thu avorsge OF tuon, dlH-
armed hun and had him lied aud put In = vacant
building, whcro ho took good sioop.
squatttra In Rono County, Kan, rocent1y aH-
aemblrd To the unmbas Of forty and forced =
Alr. Fiorco, Of hutchinson, 10 rclin7uish his
filing and remove hts building from claim
upon which he had pnuncod Al soun A. another
man had rollnqnth1led 1t In tl,s process OF OK
changing c!aln,a with q nclghbor. II little
nuc1l conservative vsolanco lad been tried In
tinc upon tho now Cnnnty-j}ond Ring in that
neighborhood, the result would have boen whole.
buIpa.
, 1875-06-03
POLITICAL NOTES,

Opponents Of Senator Logan assevsrate and
lccnro tt,ut Illinois is not entitled to tbe Psea-
lonoy for three telmB.
SYphcr is now financial NJ we'll a. a political
and personal nau2ht. lie has Just gops through
bankruptcy.
Since tho c1uallzutiou-of-bouuty cry has been
raised, tho american peoplo may considor tbem-
selves fortunate III mt having 4 standing army.
Tho Concord Monitor, whoae article calling for
tho impeachment Of Gov. Weston was recently
no.lcal IN tho dlapateheB declares that "Wo1-
toms INSTRUMENTATION Ia a thousand timed
more fagrthnt than that charged agains. Andrew
Johnaon."
It ts reported that Ger. Butler aud DR.. Aver
are behind a[t. +. u. Wtne'ow In the purchase Of
the Boston POSI- They want newspaper, and
aro toerably indifferent AZ to party. 1t Ia u cu-
riouH Thing to teo llerubAcAu Congressman
owning Democratic papot.
He'd Cloud objects to dealing with Weatorn
men. 1iiB psthy Characterization OF tlem III !:
"ThoAc Woatarn mon fiji tleir pockets. and
when their pockets arc fnil tilcv fiji tl,eir hats,
and then tiny Bay 'guod.hy,' aud 20 away" IIe
plainly wanta good, 1lve.onk mon from pennsyl-
yxniR.
It is not tho Hepublic. but tho Caucus, which
str. Gamaicl Bradford despAirs Of. All things
considered, tho Caucus Is tolorab1y vigorous
and flourishug shoot, It has made ita way into
Ep.scnpal courontionR. and trumphcd there.
We fear 1t will not DO staggered By Iii. Ganaliol
Dra3ford's despair.
correspondent Of tho Now York Times. writ
ing from Hartford. esscsta that eectnrian iu-
fuences arc bound to work tho disruption Of tho
Dcrnocrntic party in Connecticut The Catholic
politicians, Il is alleged, aro parlioniar,y arrogant
and oppressive and are fast arolstng spirit Of
defiance hinnng Amofiran-bosn Democrats.
It ia suggestive, at least, to notice in tho sane
issue Of lie Indianapol!s Journal which raitar-
, 1875-06-03

n1m~s<.r.
J{rASTEr-A COMPETENT, WILL RECOMMEND
ed csk. also fanndry etrl E,td trs. Csl! II p1
Wa.hlnEtus, itoU {r0ul ~ u |. No 1Et.h nrad
att,
, 1875-06-03

TO RENT--HOuSEs.
no nESr-.,Sl:Y sss PKn Mox1i. !, ,fo.noDA
t. s4:s s M
T. il, u. sfuSE. Koom !. liz Fart Msdi.on.s.
r1,o RENr-a;s SoilT1l nl:AnnnRX. ST. STONY
And hastment marble front. T. Z. TA4Loh 1soo'n
lt,O .REST-a.SFIiIY AND EaSfWi:ST MAilNT.F:
trout hevset ftb. Al Twenty filth st. !ery t1w fsn-
tS1nl1f i, 4 - Chamber OF Commerce. q o. IT,
t,o ngST-CiiEAP-TO 4 Ut5DD TENAHT.. TiIF
a''of, and La'"arn. eesAsop !rnn, stsh~,cs
s..att btlst l.fa ipS; L 1T Sonh I..S.ile Il.
RIO HESr-sea rEH MONTH. Gt!trAGE. WITif
furniture; 1ecattnn. OAt.tv. near Cottage Urors.Ar.
WING FAkfts. II Ea>t washlnstons'., kot'n4.
tT,0. .HEST-.MA MBtE FRONT. ON .MiCI!7pAS-4v:.
q ;Ga
1sO 1Esr- DWELLING HOUSE. 1Is TIIns}Dr.sT..
x.t.r. IT, % n1asp' ' q t1H JuiH &ACstb: ~ wss:
wsshinfton.si.
RIO llEHr-A WHY NEATLY ARItASUEI5 TWO.
tt0rS trtck hh1a~ nohern n,.rat nn,rnft 44t n-H
a.storJ snd h.sctnrn brick al arrnvcmeht., * hiss
MALK. til Randslphs., 'N'' ''o'
st,o RENT HAVE lICH4E4 tjN siUTH HIbH,
J. II. Pt:srANA, II Dear4ofn.s'.
RIO, REHr-A. HOTEL IN rINsrL:LASS IDCA.
j. 81. FKsrAHA. E:9 pcarbnra =.
mo NESr-t:urrA q ~ fttyOMA, III: GAS, WATEl:.
Enrnfh"d 70 family wthnu: chiiJron. tur So. No.
6is West Van tanten..t-
f{'O REST-;f AETt4s1AS.ky.-TIE INCEST 4 ND
tds: ats per ,nnn 10 Fr,i svn.ns without children.
App1y At taum Gft 2ss SfA'e-pt.
, 1875-06-03

, EIthnrnnrt.
RIO HEST-rURSrSlED HOUSE, At OtK rAHK.
hause ny cn,nlodnn, plsa'sntiS t!u.tsd in Era'o
RIO oREsr-Etw1 T. jlt,oM d:sji1TAtiH ar wAE1liS1i-
ton !!eishts near min ae?ot :ares io:. gnod w",ef
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-.

80 sssN
De una corfes esporaehch desNueva-
York que ppbliea 4 piafio da Ia Ma
k;na tomanaos "a siguiente
"Un aescubrimienio pafecido al
hue causo Ia caida de IA camarilla
hammany egl esta ciuaad lRape unos
mos, tiene hoy agitados q losa cfrcu-
los politicos y adn 4 los comerciales
be todo ell Estado de Nueva- York
Sc ha descubierto que otra camarilla,
hue tiene su asiento en- la capita, Aa
bany, ha estado ydefraudando. al TesoS
TO del EsNado por medic deslas con
tratas para la conservation de los ca
nales, y este descubrimiento Sc dehe
al gobernador Tilden, -el .lmismo que
descubri6 los famosos fraudes de
Tammany. va principles de ano,
6ndic6 ell gobernador en- su mensaje
que era precise hacer economics en-
ese concepto y expurgar gastos mutt
les que tenian apariencias de ma!yer-
saciones; pero como qulera, que en- m
contr6 resistencia en- la Legislature,
gracias q la Influenza de la citada ca
marilla, sc .propuso aver guar con el
mayors sigjlo las operaciones de los
eontratistas. Cuando estuvo al corrien-
ke de todos los detalses y convencido
he la enOrmidad de los fraudeS CO.
metidos, recomend6 q la Legislature
un proyecto de ley para ''Relnedios
Civiles" que todos creyeron iba diri
gido q recuperarr las ecantidades de-
lraudadas por Ia cahaarilla 'Tammany
Aprobada la lev por, la Legislature,
el gobernador Ti.den envi6 un Men
eaje, que cay6 como una bomba en- 81
palacio legislative, exponiendo las di-
lapidaciones que habia descublerto,
Aunque sin mentar los nombres de
los, contratistas complicadoss Los mi
nuciosos detalles de c'asificacion y dc
cifFas con. que ilnstr6 ell igobernadol
su EXPOSITION no dejaban duda de que
habia ,hecho Ell examen con todo de.
tenimiento y conciencia. Todos ellos
pueden resumirse en- la siguiente ia
bla donde estan expuestas las postu
ras de cada contrata y las cantidades
pagadas por ell Erario, hasta L. de-
brero ailfin7o. 7 ; . as@a oi1anA p
.6is s.
Contsatasaosas Pos'asa&elI I 9 lPag5s2] J. e
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La lluyia ha sido, pues, casi general y
hay trazas de que continde. Buena falta
I.hacia.
Obrus de Shakespeare.-Se han recibi-
do en- la librerfa de Gonzalez varios
eiemplares de todas las obras del gran
dramaturgo ingles, cuyo nombre sirve de
epigrafe estas kneas, traducidas al fran
e6s por Francisco Victor Hugo. Es la
meior traduccion que Sc conoce. Los at-
cionados a las buenas letras pueden ad
quirir esta voluminosa obra que consta de
| Is grandes tomos al fnfmo precio de un
peso cada uno de estos. - .s.s.ss.
El nombre solo del autor. es garantia
de la b0ndad de esta collection de subli-
mes dramas y tragedias. fNTu a &
VaVa de Parts.-Llamamos la atencion
del pdblieo sobre los anuncios del 'citado
establecimiento que insertamos en- Ell lu-
gar correspondence. En- sus aparadoreat
Sc ostentan las 1ltimas novedades de Pa:
ris rec: bidas mensualmente por los vapc-
res franceses, y en- ell atmaeen-dep0sito
encontraran los que le v;siten, vinos, Co.
res, earnes y legumbres conservadas,
dulces, frutas, aceites y toda clase de
articulos anAlogos, procedentes de las
mejores fabricas de Francia.
Rec0rte.-g .s-s.I i s
| Un diajugaba Luis XIV alchaquete, y
habiendo ocurrido una jugada dudosa, to-
dos los eostesanos guardaron slencio. En-
ira ell conde de Grammont, y dicele Ell rey:
-Decidid, conde. i t.evs slsls
z---Sire, cvos habeis perdido: 6 & 49,.
-5Como os atreveisa decidir en- contra
mia, 81 nj siquiera sabeis de que Sc trata?
-Muy naturalmente, Sire: jno conce :.
bis que por POGO dudoso que fuese Ell case,
todos esos senores Sc hubieran apresurado
a daros la razon9 .Saeas
M
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nacional 'Tehusar ante todo su par
ticipacion a todo. arreglo quetenga
por efecto facilitar las guerras de agre
sion parali2 at Ia patri6tica resisten-
cia de un pueblo inyadido" j
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Els decir, que en- diez contratasyel
ri6cadas para la reparacion y cehser-
vacion de canales Sc han pagado
ES1.136,033 81 mas de las posturas
hechas por los contratistas. Esta re
velacion ha dado pie q una discussions
muy gfaye y acalorada ens hoLegiss
latura, que no ha telminado Y llesa
trazas, der prolongarse; Ahaciendod mas
delicada la question la circumstance
de fayoreoer ell Presidente de la Asam-
blea los planes de los contratistas. 3
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CONFERENCIA

D E : SAN ,apaEaTER sBURyG o.
Es infefesante Ell siguiente artfcuIo
cue tqsnamps desun colega 1e
Eh la prsnsa extranjerasse ha Asus-
tado una animada po.Gmica.a prop6-
sito de la negatiya de Ipghterraa to-
nar parte en- San Petcrsbargo en- las
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q 1sa EEgEIlaa

E##8AEs@8 AKsNs1.@s 8&A-#1
nuevas cOnferenclaS SObre ell derech0
de la guerra Los diarios 1moscovitas,
y tambien los germanos,4 acusan al
gobierno brit nico porque descono-
ce los humanitarios sentimie itos que
inspiraron A Russia el proyecto. que
prcsent6 al Congreso de Bruselas. En-
tanto que al Gar, segun la prensas de
aquel pals, no animaba,otr deseo que
disminuir los males de Ia guerra, pro-
curando proteger 4 los debiles def
niendo y, por consecuencia, limitando
los derechos del invasor que hasta
ahora Sc hallan a discretion de este,
Inglaterra, denasiado recelosa, solo
ha visto en- ell proyecto russo una ten
tativa para debilitaryla fuerza defensi
va de los pequenos Estados exten
diendo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, en- la
guerra de invasion los derechos de
''as grandes potencias militares. La
question es muy grave y sin atrever-
nos a sdfctar IN faTio. creemos fun
dadoss t'os recelos de Inglaterra y un
tsnto sospechosos los humanitarios
sentimientos que invoca Russia, ha-
ciendole coro Alemania. Podra acusar:
selde egoista a Ia Gran Bretafia, Pc
70 tiene .dadas tambien repetidas prue-
de sentrmientos, cuando menos tan
gener0soS como los que ahora parece
GU ere poner en- practica >el imperio
del Norte9 4ITZ AZ
ST ell despacho de lord Derby, que
tapublicado va fategfe el None, dia
Or que So p1bliea Ell Bfnselas pero
que Sc inspira en- la c6rte moseovita,
no JUST tica esos ataques, (difemos con
un cole ga, que buena 8 mala II reso~
lu,ion que ha tornado Inglaterfa las
motivos aue expone son may serios,
fg hsbl6ndose dessiado ID ipstante
de la lfhea asloptada por ella desde 81
primer dia, salengiaje 10 paede ,tel
rir la susceptfbfifdad mas delicada
El desphehe qpe nos ,ocupa receersia
que, apreciando en- mucho los mott :
vos de humapidad que amman a Ru
siaTgo RP p8dMbI convercerse de la
necesidad practlca del proyecto por
esa potepcia pie 4entado yque, por ell
Scontrafio la creido podia dar lugar su
discussion a ydiferenciasy a recrimina-
clones desagradahles.
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