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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-09
HANGED Al The YARD :
ARM.

In the house of Commons, Jan
ua'y "a Sir G.. D,lke asked the
Fist Lord OF the admiralty
whether It was true that naive
of 'Fenna, in the Pac fic was hang
ed at the yard arm Of her M"jestyS
~chno"er Beagle, "a reported by
the Rev. 7. Nei'~ou, reside
Pre-by c"ian m ssinuary at the L.
land; and i! SO, whether it was
competent for h.: M;,jes,.'> ~hi' g
to pronounce aud execute ca,ital
-entences u,'un sEe'r own au;huri-
ty?
Mr. II. Smiti, I'd that The Da-
tive Was ha"gea ut sh. yard~arm
oi her M::jas,y'- Sh'n Reagie fla
e. glshman named li:.sterhro"H;
had been mu"!e""d It ietna. Mr
Nelson. a III Ssion:'y 'aerS, Il.
ported tL,. G cuins.ance III NJ
Layart, he: N.gj'- y Cons!
Nolm a. NJ lyava"G recommend
the Cnmmndnre - demand Iha,
The murd".rr hnu d be req: ed
from the tribe ard burg d h"
yard-arm nS a want . to Others"
Can. Hrskrn- ord" cd Lien.
G Tin, o. her hl@je+ s. ". Eca-
gle, to pincceI % t"v =! pu Hn,,
dI rc'nd ",nt {. ATE, 'a4u' '.r
shoui'! b. iu''y c .nyIuC".; I,n. 3,
was no: st'r m'~c:.rhuct 80 iIaa.,
brook Ihaf d to HI beng murder
ed. he wa t carse 'ho murde' cr t.
be ex"cu'cd acc'riiny 20 jn!'ci"
forms in he most fnblic man.
ons~ihle, 4 CO ,rt was to,mnd OF
L'eut. (affin Lieut.. Pngh anS Mr..
\ NelEson, the missionary, and the
was tried AID :ouEd -ui;-
t and then hung at the ya d am.
ii 10 the competence Of he officer
to 'nk~ these mrasu "s, he ,-land
u question noe beng dc: iuris-
4 clIun OF any campe en-, co1rt' ut
~ cviiz"d country, the was the
only course open or tne pnni>h-
IN mt OF such c'rmps. Only short
time ago, ioI Such a muru +, he
course would hive been % ,,n.n>
':ard The viIi'gr and ,lest,nt il.
which wa,",d have Ucca$luupd the
loss OF many lives.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-09
Written for the SENTINEL.
LINES.

" Bat ever aNtl anon of grief SHhlued
There c.,!ie> Il token like Il scorpion $
sting.
Scarce, seen. but with fresh bitterL, IS
iI:ii.Ncu;
Aud slight, withal may be the things
which h'lHE
Back ON lhr heart the weight which il
wnnH tii;.g
Aside. Il reyt. il may he n sound
\ tone ct ui,ic,--Stlhl.,ier's eve-Or
spring,
4 tinwtr-the wintl-t"e ocean-whicls
shall wound,
.>triAing the electro c|,aiD. whcrewith
We are quickly 0 ind.'
CHiltlc IiaruiH Cant0 ".
1t may he that upon thine ear
Some long forgotten tone doth fall,
ptrciianc>. It's hre:sthel by careless lips,
Perchance within tho strangers hall,
Bar oh what pow'r it hath to make
Fond mcm';ies OF an honr that's gone,
How quick to call to life again,
The loss that makes the. all for!orn.
Ii is perhaps Il look-a word
That hath this p"w'r to- stir thine heart,
To cast Il spell upon thy mirth,
To cause tn unbi.lden tear to start.
The fading splend"r of the eve,
The waking glory of the day,
The ripping music of the wave,
The SOttness OF the mOOnlit way.
1t may be these things can wake
A silent cord within tn! breast.
And cause again thy heart to pulse
With thoughts that God hath ever blest;
Like that sweet shrub that shuns the day
Nor brcathcs its odors Oh the air,
Till dewy even hovers down,
And clasps it tc her bosom fair.
Like that sweet tlow'r perchance there is
A tenderness unknown to thee,
That turks within thy souls recess,
That only sympathy can free,
The magic wand, whose quick ming touch,
Can wake the heart to bliss or woe,
The Moses rod that smites the rock,
And bids the secret fountains flow.
1t may be that power is
Faint voices from the spirit land
Whose haunting music's earthward borne
To light the gloom in whit h we stand
1t may he that light is Thine
BY which our souls tar depths are stirr'd
That Thine Is the touch that axes to life
These tokens of Thy will, O Lord.
ALINE.
West Feliciana, Feb, 25th 1878.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-09
SHOCKING SCENES IN AN INDIANA
CHURCH..
ni.all I

RiclMond, Ind, Feb. 12.- ity Mar
shall Low. -hatter,s just returned from
kuigh Stown. reports that himself. Park
Page, from Richno: d, and officer kehoc.
of Indianapolis, and Harry Haynes, or
kuightstown, took Harry Foxwell, the
Knightstown saloon keeper arrested on
suspicion of being the murderer OF John
w. White, to Carthage to-day, anu
arrived at the church just as the fllner-
al services over the murdered man were
completed. They took the prisoner into
the church to look at the corpse. He
evirced such agitation that the murder
ed mars sister screamed in alright. H.
stantly the crowd in the church made :,
rush upon the prisoner, whom they tried
to force from the officer. Revolvers were
drawn. the women screamed, and the
preacher leaped upon II chair and exhort-
ed the crowd to keep the peace, and only
owing to his influence were the officers
able to remove Foxwell from the church.
Upon the street the mob OF several
hundred made another rush upon the OFF,
GERS, demanding the prisoner, and crying.
'Shoot the murderer Hang him
Stone him to death" and such like ex-
prcssions. The officers forced their way
through the crowd with their revolvers
took the prisoner to a Justices office, pri-
vately secured a hack, drove rapidly
from: town and took the prisoner to Rush.
vile, across the country nearly twenty
miles. Arriving there, they were met Dy
a large crowd, but had no difficulty III
locking up the prisoner in Jail.
FoNwell is Baltimore rough, and
bears a reputation. He swore that the
tramp arrested here on :, onday had split
wood for him on last Friday, and that on
Monday he returned to his saloon, show
ed great asitation,nrd confessed to tho
crime. He had Oh the murdered mans
overcoat, and had other stolen property
upon his person. The facts are, the
tramp at the time was prisoner here,
charged with vagrancy.
Footprints at the scene of the murder
fit the boots orn by FoXwell, who says
he can prove that he was ut the saloon at
the time of the murder. This is denied
by witnesses, who swear lie was not at
the saloon until 10 O'Clock that night.
1t is the general belief that Foxwell is
guilty, and lie would have been lynched
today but for the tirmness of the officers
and q few law-abidin. citizens who an
ticipated an effort would bo made to
lynch the prisoner.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-09

the generosity OF one who wishes to see
the leading University of his native
State, and the chief seat of learning in
tho South, on par with the other great
Institutes of the countIy-to offer equal
facilities for the advancement Ofleari,ng
and the education of generations yet to
come, and to them shall rebound all honor
and praise.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-09

" For the sake of the dignity of the
Chief Magistracy of the Republic we are
anxious to believe that tho President has
expressed himself rs reported in an inter
view with MIR. Ellis. He cannot disown too
soon or too emphatically the threats of a
change of policy towards the South that
have been imputed to him by members
of his Cabinet aud others who are snp-
posed to possess his confidence. That
policy is defensibe only on the broad
ground Of constitutional duty, and if it
was duty under the Constitution to with
draw the troops from Louisiana no rial
or conviction for felony nnder the laws
of Louisiana and no charge of political
faith on the part of the people of that
tate. admitting that there has been such
Il change of faith, can justify the rever-
sal of that policy. Furthermore, ANY
understanding between the President,
or the friends of the President, aid Gov
ernor Nichols, or the friends of Governor
Nichols that contempla ell immunity for
crime, was little short of cnmpoundinG
feIonies. Does \r. Garfield mean to say
that there was any such agreement Aud
what have Mr. MacVeagh and Governor
Hnwley to say 7[-Philadciphia Times.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-09

West Feliciana, Feb, 25th 1873.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-09

syThe Louisiana delegation is at he'd
quarters again, fresh aud bonyaut as us
ual. For a little time the country has
had a relief from the Louisiana deleSa-
tion, but it long since became evident
t:'at so long rs one oft .e old New Orleans
ring is out Of Office there ~i!lbn an eruption
of the Louisiana delegation just about
often. The present delegation wants
something for Packard, OF course, and it
is rather notable that Packard wants
something for himself, too. He wants
the coIlectorship, which he was too modest
to ask for II few months ago fearing that
his friends wOuid charge him with hav-
ing sold out to the President. But he
doesn't have any such tender feelings
nov, and as he and Sc retary sherman
understand each other perfectly il is only
necessary to bring the President into the
arrangement. After filling tho New Or
leans Custom House with such sweet
spirits as the members Of the Returning
Board and their clerks TO the number Of
goodness knows how many, the President
naturally hcsita'cs to appoint II man like
Packard, against whom there are not any
very atrocious charges.
Times,
La crónica., 1878-03-20
Directorio del correo.

Para las e%staciones de San Francisco,
del Este, del Norte y de la Costa Zero.
carril Pacffco del Sur-Llega q las 2:2O
de la tarde; Sc clerra q la l2:40 de la
tarde. Las cartas que Sc deseen registrar
deberan ser ~presentadas antes de las IL go
de la mahana.
Lfnea de San Diego-San Diego v esta-
clones intermedias; llega q las 9:2O A. M:
Sc cierra q las $3.50 P. NJ.
Sur de AriEona--Tucson, Yuma, Arizo-
IA City y estaciones Intermediate Seryi-
clio diario. Llega q las l0:4O A. NJ; sale d
la 1:40 P. NJ.
Norte de Acknowledgment, Wicken-
burg y estaciones intermedias-Cada dia
alternsdo comenzando ell 20 de Mayo.
Llega a las lO:40 A. NJ; Sc cierra d las
lao P. NJ.
san Bernardino y estaciones interme-
dias-Diario-San Gabriel, Ell Monte,
Riverside etc. llega q las 10 40 de la ma
mana; las baliJas Sc cierran q la l:4O lie
la tarde.
Wilmington y Estaciones intermedias-
Lega q las 9:20 de la manana Cierra q
las $500 de la tarie.
Santa Monica-.lega a las sos de la
manana; cierra q las 40 de la tarde.
Cerro Gordo, Lone Pine y havilah-
LAesa los Lines, Microbes y viernes a las
2;20 de la tarde; sale los Lines, Mierco-
les y Sabados; Sc cierra q la l2:40 de la
tarde.
Orden postal para ell Interior y ell Elk
LanJ sro-La odcina estara alberta de las
y de a mahana d las 3 de la tarde, excep-
to los DomIngos
Los Domingos la ofcina ermanece
alberta durante una bora, desde las $40
a las 4:l0 de Ia tarde.
Col. DUNKELBERGER,
Director de Correos.
La crónica., 1878-03-20
Guia de V~iajeros.

Para Florence, Downey City, Norwich,
Auaheim, por ell ferro-carrll Southern Pa
cifc y empalme con las d~iligencias para
Orange, Santa Ana, Tustin City, San Juan
Capistrano y San Diego, diario a las 400
de la tarde. Llega q las $40 de la ma
6ana.
ton, por ell ferro-carril Southern Pacific,
diario, a las 1920 de la manana y $3.50 de
la tarde. Llega q las 9 de la manana y
2:l5 de la tarde.
rS En- dias de llegada y salida de va.
pores la bora segun la que convenga d los
~Jasageror,
Para San Gabriel, Ell Monte, Spadra,
Pomona, Cucamonga, Cotton fSan Ber-
n%ardino, por ell ferro-carril Southern Pa
cihc, diariQ, q las $3.50 de la tarde. Llega
q las 1910 de la mahana. Slgue hasta
Dos Palmas y allf empalma en- con las
diligencias de Arizona
Para San Fernando, diario por ell ferro-
carril Southern Pacific q las l:l5 de la
tarde. Llega q la LIS de la tarde.
Para Santa Monica, por Ell ferro-carril
de Los Angeles 8 independence, diario, q
las 1880 de la manana y 500 de Ia tarde.
sS En- dias de vapor Sc Gambia la bora
conforme q las salidas y llegadas de los
vapores.
Para San Buenaventura, Santa Barbara
y San Francisco, por la lfnea de Diligen-
cias de la Costa. diario, q las 1:15 de la ma
hana. Llega q as IL de la tarde.
Las Diligencias de la Companfa de Cali
fornia y Arizona salem q Ia llegada del
tren de Los Angeles los LINES, Microbes
y Sabados.
La crónica., 1878-03-20
CRONICA
"

l. Los suscritores que no dan avn
so al contrario, Sc consideran como
que iesean continuar su suscricion.
.. 81 los suscritores dessan que sc
suspenda la suscricion, los publicis-
tas pueden continuar enviando los
perj6iicos hasta que paguen 10 que
deben en- total.
8. ST los suscritores descuidan 6
rehusan tomar u peri0dicos de la
oficina 9 lugar adonde Sc les envia,
ellos son responsables hasta que
arreglen sus cuentas y den debida
noticia de que no d. scar recibirlos
mas.
4. 81 los suscritores Sc trasIadan a
otros lugares sin informar de clio al
publicista, clos o responsibilities.
Siempre debe avisarse ell cambio.
5. LAS CoRTES HAN DECIDIDo que
es primd fdcie SERIAL de fraude inten-
cional rehusar tomar un papel de la
ofcina cuando 10 han pedido ohacer
q los publicistas dnicos perjudicados
Dol las causas anteriores.
La crónica., 1878-03-20
Agentes de La cronica.

Ciudad de Los Angeles. -Refugio Bill
'derrain.
San Luis Obispo.-John j.. Simmler,
Administrator de Correos.
San Buenaventura.-Isidro Obiols.
ties Pinos.-Estolano Larios.
Virginia City.-Te6hlo Alatorre.
Sac-emento.-Teodulo Manzo.
San Francisco.-Modesto Garcia.
San Jose, Condado de santa Clara.-F.
lauiei:o.
santa Barbara. Francisco V. GARLIC.
MISUNDERSTANDING Covarrubias.
dornltos, Condado de Mariposa.-Mar-
COZ Zamora.
stoc2ton.--Alejo Dia
Pomona, Condado de Los Angeles.-F.
Palomares.
Tucson, Arizona.-D. Velasco.
Tres Alamos, Acknowledgment varela
Yuma, Arizona. A. Teran y q i.
Bakersfield, Condado de Kern. Pablo
daiteE.
Darwin, Condado de lnyo.-M. Perasich.
Eureka, Condado de Eureka, Nevada
Moves Leal.
Corpus Christi, Texas.-Rafael V. Cara.
FL Monte, Azusa, San Gabriel, La Puen-
te.-Jesus Baez.
La Ballona. -Dionisio Saenz.
Condado de Inyo, Lone Pine.-Dr. p. g.
Gelcich.
Condado de San Bernardino. Manuel
Carlos Luz an.
Nueva Iork.-Geo. P. Rowell, No. Al
Park Row..
81. Louis, Missouri.-Rowell & Ches-
q
Territorio del Colorado, Trinidad.-Je-
sus Ma. Garcia.
Condado de Las Animas, Barela.-C.
Barela.
Condado he Conejos, Guadalupe.-Ma-
nuel s. SalaZar
Nuevo Mexico, Santa Fe. Felipe Del
gado.
L )ra.-Seberiano Martinez.
Fernando de Taos.--Juan Santistevan.
Rayaio. Condado de Colfax.-Jesus NJ.
Valdez.
La crónica., 1878-03-20
Consoles k ranjeros Residences en-
= Francisco.

Mexico. u. Prltchard, sos caIle de
Battery.
Espana-Camilo Martin, 424 Gale de
California.
Chile. Francisco 20 Casanueva, Con-
Il General, 81 U. ). Court Building.
Repnblica Argentlna.-Chas. Baum, $40
,alle Battery.
Colombia.-David Guarin, U. s.. Court
Building.
Costa Rica.-J. NJ. Tinoco, 1923 calle de
Front.
Ecuador.-F. Herrera, de ohcio, 3SI
calle Montgomery.
Bolivla.-F. Herrera, 3sl Gale Montgo-
merry.
Guatemala.-Guillermo Koch.
Nicaragua.-F. Herrera, 33l Gale Mont
gomery.
Portugal H. Laidley, 527 Gale de
Clay.
San Salvador. N. GaxioIa, $40 Gale de
Sansome.
Francia. M. a. Forest, 7O4 Gale de
Washington.
Italia.-Diego Barilis, esquina de las
GALES Jackson y Front.
Belgica-Emile Grisar, 1917 calle de
Powell.
Imperio Acknowledgements Mueke,
100 Gale California.
Suiza--F. Berton, Gale de Clay.
Suec a y Noruega "A. Bergrena, 4O5
calle Montgomery.
Peru-Federico de la Fuente y Subirat,
800 Gale Sansome.
Gran Bretana-W. L. Booker, 3I9 Gale
de California.
Brazll-Wm. barley, 500 calle de Cali
fornia.
Japon-K. Qnanagia, 7Os calle de Mar
ket.
Alemania-Adolph Rasenhal, 32I calle
de Battery.
Hawaii-H. N. Severance, 4O5 calle de
Front.
Grecia-E. V. Suffer, 5IS Gale Mongo-
merry.
Rusia-M. Klinkofstrom, $40 calle de
Battery.
Paises Baios-James De Fremary, TlO
Gale de Sansome.
Turqufa-Geo. w. Gibbs, Ss calIe de
Battery.
La crónica., 1878-03-20
OBSERVATION MUY IMPORTANCE.

OBSERVATION MUY IMPORTANCE.
FL PapeI Rigollot tiene una calidad pre-
ciosa en- casos graves, cual es de hacer
efecto al instante Es un medicamentO
serio. Para los ninos 8 personas delica-
das o ~nerviosas, hay un medic muy sim
pie para graduar segun Sc quiera y segun
la impresionabilidad del sujeto, la accion
del sinapismo, interponieudo segun los
casos una, dos 8 tres hojas mojadas de
Papel Secante, entire ell sinapismO y ia
piel, I'm pano viejo Emo y moiado Cpercal
Secante.
La crónica., 1878-03-20

Teine ol honor de q sus
AMIGOS al p1blico e general que ha
Oomprado la panaderfa de Mr.. JOHN
RUMP, cerca de la ISlesia Catolica, es-
quina de las GALES Marchesseault y Main.
q q manana Sc hallara en- su est
b,ecimiento de venta: Pan Fresco, Tortas,
Pasteles de todas classes, etc., etc. Sc aten-
deran Embellishments todss las 0rdenes
que asten on su lfnea de negocios.
La crónica., 1878-03-20

~ a&AA
tempo, como ell PICTORIAL DE CEREzA DE
AVER. Ha sido conocido del publico por
cosa de 40 ahos, por una serie continual de
curas maravillosas, que lie han dado Pile
ma connanza en- sus virtudes, Jamas igua-
iadas por %ninguna otra medicina. Hace
aun las curas mas e6caces de Toses, Res
frios y Consnncion que pueden ser keehas
por la habilidad medica. En- verdad, ell
Pectoral de Cereza ha realmente quitado
a estas p~eligrosas enfermedi DIES sus terro-
res, en- mucho, y dado I'm sentimlento de
inmunidad q sus fatales e~fectos, que es
bien fundado 81 sc toma Ell remedio al
TEMPO debido. Toda familia la debia To-.
ner a mano para en- case necesario aliviar
a cualquiera de sus miembros. Enferme-
dad, sufrimiento y aun la vida Sc ev.tan
con este remedio adquirido q tempo. Los
p~rudentes no debian deJarlo y no 10 hardn
los sabios. Tenido d mano por la protec-
cion que presta por su pronto uso en- alta.
ques m~omentaneos. Preparado por ell
DR.. J. G. AVER y Cia.,
Lowell, Mass, Qufmicos Practices v
Analfticos.
10 Venden todos los Btticarios. 2jla
La crónica., 1878-03-20
Sociedad Hispano-Americana de
Beneflcencia Mdtua.

Sociedad Hispano-Americana de
Benelcencia Mdtua.
A. +. CORONEL, A. CUYAs
Presidente. Vice-Presidente.
G. C. JOHNSON, D GARCIA,
secretario. Tesorero.
J.. J.. CARRILLO,
:. A. de CARDONA,
l. GARCIA,
A. DOMINGO, lFideI-ComIsarios.
NJ. s. AREvALO,
r. R. SOTELO,
e. F. de CELLS,
Comislon de H~acienda-I. Garcia, J.. J..
GARLIC, G, G. Johnson.
Comision de Arreglos-A. Cuyas, NJ. s..
Arevalo, A. Domingo.
Comislon de Socorros-R. r. setelo, E.
F. de Cells, s. A. de Cartona.
j kURTZ...... ........ F~acultativo.
r. r. SOTELO... Pharmaceutical.
Junta Patriotica de Juarez.
"a OlO dtfAOtACO uc JudTeL BE OIRdnlLO
en- 1853.
j. L. SEPULvEDA, P. BoTILLER,
Presidente. Vice P~residenIe.
FRANCISCO del POZO, seeretario.
PANTALEoN ZABALETA, Tesorero.
JUAN REQUERMES,
BALERIANO QUINONES
VICENTE SALCIDO,
GABRIEL BARAJAS,
SIMON AVILES, 'Oo"ieS'
TRINIDAD MUNOS,
ANTONIO AGUILAR,
ANTONIO CAMARENA.
Sociedad Francesa de B~eneficencia
Matua de Los Angeles.
F. sIGNORET P. PUISEGUR,
Presidents. "fce Presidente.
81. BOISSERANC, IesoFero.
F. TAMIET, P. CAZENAVE,
Secretario. Vice-Secretario.
R. GRAND, ]. SENTOUS,
e. MAUD, E. ESCALIER,
Pidei-Comlsarios
L. II. NADEAU, Medico.
La crónica., 1878-03-20
Guardia Zaragoza

Guardia Zaragoza.
La Guardia Zaragoza Sc organize con ell
nombre de Los Ri1eros de Los Angeles
en- Mario de 1873. Sus oficiales son:
PANTALEON ~ZABALETA, Captain,
ANT. GONZALEZ, ]. G. vILLALoBOS,
Ter. TenieEte. 20. Teniente.
La crónica., 1878-03-20
Para la Venta por Mayor: "A, AVE
NUE-VICTORIA, "a, PARIS.
Para la Venta por Detalle: en- todas
las Farmacias.,
Ell PAPEL RIGOLLOT Sc VEN
DE BAJO TRES FORMAS.

10 En- cajas estucbes que gentlemen
diez nojas de un decfmetro cuadrado de
superhcie; esta forma es la mas c6moda
para la medicina civil, Ia provision de ia
milia y para viaJar.
~ En- rollos fernando una sofa faJa'
lorna omoda para poner una cintuTa de
sinapisInos, en- case de c6lera.
81 En- cajas de Is hojas, mOdelo de IA
marina nacional, para ell ejercito y los
hospitales marftlmos. my20nO
La crónica., 1878-03-20
CON PRIVELEGIU
S. G. D. G..
En- Francia y Espaha.
MARCIA De FABRICA
DEPOSITADA.

BaJO ell nombre de "Mostaza en- Hojas,
be inventado una nueva forma de sina-
pismos que evita odo los inconveuientes
del empleo de harina de Mostaza en- ca.
taplasmas.
En- vez de las varias Operaciones, desa-
gradables y costosas que necesita la apli-
cacion del sinapismo por Ell metodo ordi-
mario, 5asta mojar una de estas hojas en-
aqua clara durante "medio manuto," Y
aplicaTla despues sobre la piel, para con-
seguir ell mismo efecto que con una cata-
plasma de Mostaza. Asf Sc evita ensu-
ciar ropa, incomodar al enfermo Y q las
personals que lie asistan con ell dior desa-
gradable y ell vapor acre que despide Ia
cataplasma.
Ademas he aquf como Sc expresan los
maestres de la ciencia aeerca de este nue.
vo metodo de sinapismo.
Y como no quiero hacer 20 mismo mi
elogio les dejo q clio ell uso de la palabra.
S. RIGOLLOT,
Antique inferno de les hCspitales, lau-
reado de la Escuela de Farmacia, "A Ave
nue. Victoria, en- Paris,
"Conservar q la harira lie Mostaza Jodas
sus propiedades, conseguir en- pocos ms
tantes, con facilidad, un resultado decisl-
VI con la menOr cantidad possible de me-
dicamentos, tales son los problemas re-
sueltos por ~. Rigollot, con la mayor ia.
cilidad. ASH es que todas las families
tendran su sinapismo en- hoJas, pues la
revulsion raplda que Sc consigue con ell,
es nn sistema de medication u~gente,
cuya o~portunidad Sc encue0tra en- mUchas
intermediates &C."
\. BOUCHARDAT,
Professor de hygiene en- la facuItad de
Medicina de Paris, miembrO de Ia Acade-
mia de Niedicina. (Anuario de Terapeu-
tica, 1868, Pagina 2Gi.)
Bajo ell nombre de 0Mostaza en- h0jas,'
NJ. Rigollot ha i~ntroducido en- la terapeu-
tica unos sinapismos sumamente activos
y muy c0modos, que han sido aGOptadOs
en- los hespitales de Paris, ets.r
REGNAULD,
Professor de la Facultad de Medicina de
Paris, Miembro de la Academia de Medi-
Gina. Director de In Farmacia Central de
los Hospitales. (rratado de Far laeia
Teorica y Practica, de SOubeyran, G. edi-
eion, p. 675.)
"El AuudilO dIISIlOI ud slCO UnO ue
los primeros que nos ha hechO conocer
esta i%ngeniosa %invencion ia mostaza en-
hojas de Pablo RigollOt.) Su aparicion Is
muy reciente y desde luego lie inaugura-
mos como a todo 10 1til y 10 que sea de
adelanto una favorable acojida.
"Despues de las repetidas pruebas terra
peuticas que durante un ano Sc han hechOi
podemos hacer constar que toda lafacul-
tad medica % ha adoptado.
HSon tan contadas en- estos tiempos las
invenciones verdaderamente buenas que
no deben extranarse que nos hailemos
saIisfechos en- alto gradO de los ~exeeieRtes
obtenidos de un ano aca.'
PARISEL,
Antique ~preparador en- Ia escuela de
Farmacia de Paris, etc. (Anuaria Parma
1859, ?. 2S9.l