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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-01

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TELEPHONES: POLAND 45e.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.
by OUR SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR.
The district judges in Texas ought
TO be elected for term of six years.
and all judicial elections should be
held at different time from political
elections. Our judges should not be
mixed up with the jobbing and dick
ering inseparsble from political con-
tests.
Ii the railrOsd commission is not
very careful and watChful. it will
slide into an Interference with inter
state commerce, and have all its
trouble for nothing. Nine-tentbs of
the business done by Texas railroads
comes under the head of interstate
commerce, and is, therefore, beyond
the jurisdiction % the state commits
sion.
Is there man in Texas without a
title OF some sort? He is wanted for
, rare collection OF phenomenal curiOsi-
, ties.
There is a slight luII in compulsory
marriages.
Let everybody unite heartily to
crown the celebration of German day
With complete success 1t is our only
parade and attraction for 1891.
Southwest Texas is better adapted
aud as Col Sellers would say there's
millions in it,"
The artesian we'll il destined to rev.
olutioniZe Western Texas by tapping
the suhterraneOu- rivers and utilizing
. their pure and limpid waters.
Bob-tail politicians are multitude
nous in Texas, while real statesmen
- are as rare as are unadulterated
b. Christians. The statesman is a think
ing being-"lOoking before and at
ter" the bob tail politician is par
rot-a fellow with shallow and
superficial mind, aud unlimited gift of
CAB.
Mrs. Gruniy Is still p)king her
ia nose into other peoples affairs.
When the veneering and varnish
are rubbed off of your self important
and selt-coDceited men, how small
they become.
The national bank system now in
operation, is the best that could be
devised. All business men know and
appreciate this fact. The democrats
"a order to curry favor with the
alliance, have commenced a war upon
the national banks, and are dong
their level best TO unsettIe the
finances of the country.
EVERY tlm6 q quarrel springs up,
tue sixshOoter begins to crack, and
some one is killed or mortally
, wounded.
The improvement of the dirt roads
IN Bexar county would double the
wagon trade coming to San Antonio
What are the county commissioners
doing to improve the pubIic roads, i.
SEhat the people wish to find out
The professional juror hang
around the court house constantly
waiting to pick up a job. His sole
business is that of making believe-to
be fit for juror and then SMUGGLING
himself into the jury box. The pro.
fsssional juror is generally supported
ny his wife, as he Is too lazy to work
Fudge Noonau should take prone,
steps to keep professional jurors off o.
the juries in BeXar county.
There is many man, who feels NJ
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Light Guard ELECTION

A meeting of the Light Guard
was held Friday night for the pur-
pose of electing a First and Second
Lieutenant, both offices being va
cant.
Capt. HEARTFELT said that he be-
ieved that Capt. Byrnes could be
prevailed upon to accept an Office in
the company, and rendered his resig.
nation as captain and moved that the
company hold an election for all of
fcers, which resulted as follows:
Captain, J. NJ Byrnes; First Lieu
tenant. R. A. HEARTFELT; Second
Lieutenant, G. L. Wilkins.
This officers the company with
the same team that the company
had at the Galveston drill when
they won the first prize of $1,000.
They accepted the invitation to at
tend the 4th of July celebration at
Burton, and by request of the Ad-
jutant General took the sense of the
company in regard to the approach
ing ancampment, voting in favor of
a ten days encampment.
Next Friday night will be their reg
ular monthly inspection and dill.
Second Lieutenant Thos. A. Hol-
land resigned from membership of
the company.
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.sE!.ss,. WINE % cAapg! for female diseases
More Help.

The BANNER noted a few days
ago the arrival of Mr.. J. r. Jones, a
well known ieweler of San Antonio,
who had accepted a position in the
jewelry store of Mr.. A. I. Thread
gill, as well as his recent purchase
OF large and complete jewelry out
fit, which added to his repair de-
partment makes it one of the most
complete in the state, but strollIng
in there Saturday evening we notice
another man had been added to the
force, Mr.. 1. n. Marquis, of Hous-
ton, who comes recommended by
the well known jewelry establish
ment of Messrs. Sweeny & Combs,
of that city.
With these two gentlemen, both
of whom are as fine jewelers. and en-
gravers as can be found in any first
class establishment Mr.. Threadgill
is prepared to turn out all kinds of
fine work promptly and guarantees
satisfaction.
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THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.


The Opera House was illuminated
for the first time in its history Fri
day night with electric lights, and
its seating capacity tested with an
appreciative audience who turned
out to witness tie closing exercises
of the 18th annual Commencement
of the Brenham High School.
The programme opened by the
school "Welcome Tonight" which
was rendered in such manner as
to indicate what might be expected
before the rendition of the last
chorus on the programme "Moon-
light on the Lake" which was super
latively grand.
The salutatory by Miss Fannie
Budd, the grafton, Beacon Lights
of the World" by Edwin c. Abbott.
"The Progress of Texas" by Harry
L. Garrett, The Two Portraits"
recitation by Miss Susie Battaile
were all good and deserving of
especial mention, if our limited space
did not preclude the possibility of
such an extended notice.
The instrumental solo by Miss
Ada Wallney and the duett by
Misses Lillian Hoffman, and Daisy
Eldridge, as well as the solos by
Misses Ellie Pennington and Beulah
Burke, were all well executed.
The songs of seven by seven
young ladies was seven times as
good as it would have been by one,
that could have been excelled by
none.
The Grafton of Master Robt. Har-
rison, Ambition has no rest" was
we'll rendered, as was the recitation
by Miss Oracle Slater.
The valedictory, woman and her
mission" by Miss Ada Wallney, was
good, instructive and interesting.
7. B. Bolts, Esq, delivered the
literary address, which was a literary
gem, and conferred diplomas on the
graduating class as follows:
Misses Susi Battaile, Fannie
Budd, Annie Hill, Daisy Eldridge,
Lille Hoffman,, Oracle Slater, Ellie
Pennington, Ada Wallney, Hettie
Wilkins, and Masters Edwin G. Alb
bott, Harry L. Garrett, and Robert
Harrison.
Diplomas for partial course were
also conferred on Misses Beulah
Burke, Highland Gee and Courtney
Williams.
Certificate for partial course con-
ferred on Henry Ray.
The Opera House was crowded
to its utmost capacity, many ladies
having to stand during the entire
performance. There was near 400
tickets sold at the entrance, besides
the complimentaries issued by the
school, which perhaps, amounted to
as many more.
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REUNION.

A re union of the survivors, of Co.
E., Walkers Division of ex confeder-
ates, will be held at the louisville
platform, near H. G. Meier's place,
on Sunday, June 21st, 1891. Exer,
cises will commence at 8 o'clock a.
m. Speaking in English and Ger
man during the day Refreshments
on the grounds. Grand ball at night.
Elk confederate and ex.federal SOL
diers, as well as the public in gen
eral cordially inyited.
The COMMITTEE.
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PatTOliZG Home Industry.

To the merchants of BRENNAN and sur
rounding country:
We have completed arrangements with
Mr.. H. Fischer, who will constantly keep on
hand full line of our home manufactured
Galveston vinegar, and who will sell same
at our former prices, delivered. We posi-,
lively guarantee our vinegars as strictly pure
and fully up to standard best, and kindly
solicit your consideration and patronage.
TO THE FARMERS:
Help us and you will help yourselves.
Ask your merchants for the homemade
Galveston vinegar, and take no other.
Plant cucumbers and tomatoes. We will
buy all you can raise. Every merchant is
authorized to act as our agent and purchase
for US. For further particulars, address,
ACNE VINEGAR & PICKLE Works,
Galveston, Texas.
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The BANNER omitted to mention
the tasteful medal awarded by Miss
Tina Bell Slater to Miss Alta
Gardner, for proficiency, during the
year, in her music. The presenta-
ton was made by I. B. Bolts, Esq,
in his usual happy and ready man
ner.
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MARSHAL 7. L. SWAIN and Consta-
BILE Boyd marched negro from the
the Union depot waiting room Sat
urday for carrying pistol. The
weapon was a murderous looking
affair near two feet long, which he
was endeavoring to conceal.
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PICTURES, PICTURES :,

HAVE your pictures enlarged.
See sample picture at post-office,
and give your orders to E. F.
Rankin, BANNER Office, who Is
agent for well known Chicago
art studio.
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n WINE OF cARDuL a Tonic for Women.

MISSES Matte and Carrie Hardy,
daughters of Mr.. j. q. Hardy, of
Gay Hill, returned from Austin Sat
urday, where they have been attend
ing school since last September.
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The young lady, Miss Annie Bur-
ton, whose recent death was report
ed in Thursdays BANNER, was the
daughter of Mr.. Travis Burton, in
stead of Mr.. Jack Burton, as report
ed here.
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NOTICE.

We have recently constructeda new
pile driver, and are now prepared on
short notice to do pile driving on
bridge work, ETC., unreasonable rates.
CLINE & NICHOLS.
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Mr.. J.H. SOUTH is now with me
as watch maker and jeweler, and
you need have no fears of not being
able to get watch of any discrip-
ton repaired and satisfaction gaur-
anteed. T. r. FRANKLIN.
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The Green Oak schooling club
will give q grand picnic, and prize
shooting to commence at 8 o'clock
June the 14th. Grand ball at night.
Gun clubs all invited to attend.
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In a few days 1 will have every
thing in the way of silver ware, fancy
articles, brass and marble clocks.
E. r. FRANKLIN.
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Love cannot lie, of course, but
human experience shows that it can
sometimes get transferred into
another object.
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Place the ash receiver close to the
CRATE and the ashes put in motion
while lifting them will be drawn ap
the chimney.
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LOCAL NE US

BoRN to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Perry
Thursday fine girl.
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Cal ARRH

Readily cured by the use of Nor.
gan's Inhaler.
No medicine TO take.
No washes TO use.
Pleasant to inhale.
A positive cure.
For sale by
r. E. Luhn,
Brennan, Texas.
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You can find a carefully selected
stock of watches and jewelry Of the
yer y latest styles at E. F. Franklins.
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The rain of Friday was pretty
general all over the county, though
not as copious in some sections as
in the immediate vicinity of Bren-
ham.
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MASTER EDWIN ABBOTT accidently
cut his foot with a spade Friday
evening, inficting painful wound.
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THE business of the county court
having been disposed of the court
adjourned for the term Saturday.
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A young lady says she has been
so carefully taught to reverence the
aged that she doesn't even dare to
laugh at an old joke.
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An electric expert says that no
light has been found that will
penetrate fog better than on old
oil lamp.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that VIII Eldridge
and II. W. Williams, formerly composing
the firm Of Eldridge s. Williams, doing bust
ness as groceymen in the city of Brenham,
have this 9th day OF June, 1891 Dissolved
partnership. VIII. ELDRIDGE.
d. w. WILLIAMS.
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The BANNER has been turning out
quantities of handsome job work
this week.
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NoTR the change in A. & Il. Har-
rison's advertisement.
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FINE CIGARS!
Best 5 cent Cigar in the city at the
SANTA FE SALOON.
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Miss ELINoR BURNETT, of Hender-
son, is visiting friends in the city.
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ssELRgEs WINE OF cARDu! for weak Nerves.
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MEssRs. T. A. Low and B. F. Rob-
inson left for Rockport Friday.
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Something new in soda water
drinks at Kiber's.
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ANY watch or fine piece Of jewelry
will be proper ly repaired at E. r
Franklin S.
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For SALE.

Greenhouse and bedding plants,
Apply to G. MUNDAY.
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Soda, Vichy and Root Beer at
Kiber's.
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BRENNAN shoe sT! :

FRANKLIN has the finest line of
fancy goods such as fine brass lamps,
oynz tables, fine hand painted din
ner and tea sets, and anything in
that line to be found anywhere in
the State.
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LUNCH

LUNCH,
At all hours-day and night--at
SANTA FE SALOON.
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North Pole Soda water at Kiber's
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OLD Puritan Whiskey-a genuine
Santa Fe Saloon.
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Have you tried Kiber's Root Beer?
1t is delicious.
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For RENT.

A neat home, convenient to bust
ness and schools. Apply at the
store of 3. ELDRIDGE.
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Pure Fruit Juice Soda Syrups at
Kiber,s.
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OLD McBryar and old Foreste,
whiskey, at o. K. Saloon.
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ICE! ICE! ICE

ICE! ICE! ICE!
Will DE ready for delivery by
April 10th. Parties wishing ice will
please leave their orders at factory.
The BRENNAN Ice COMPANY.
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Try Maple Syrup in your soda al
Kiber's.
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DELMoNICo and Puritan whiskey
at o. Z. Saloon.
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Carbonated Root Beer at Kiber's
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-20
RAIL NOTES.

Mr.. J. J. Hagerman and wife, Mr.. H.
Z. Fox, of New York; W. B. Watts,
auditor of the T. q 2. road, and large
com PAW of friends paid Eddy visit last
week, being among the first to ride into
the great valley over the new railroad. A
new time table issued by the Pecos valley
railway company, shows the follow ing
stations open for business: Pecos, Brant,
Lucerne, Lomena, Riverton, Hagers-
town, Murry, Red Bluff, Kirkwell, Fran
els and Eddy. The distance from Pecos
to Eddy is shown to be 1913 miles. $
A party OF engineers, under oiders Of
Chief Ladislao Webber, left Deming a
few days ago for Polomas to make a re-
location OF the Deming, Sierra Madre 4
Pacific road. The transfer of this COM
pany's property will be made at Deming,
on the 25th instant to John w. Young,
former president ofthe Mormon church OF
Utah and who is to supply money for
building the line.
The pecos Valley Telegraph company
has filed a certificate of Incorporation
with the secretary Of state in Denver,
Colo. The object OF the company are to
construct. maintain and operate lines Of
telegraph and telephones in the territory
of New Mexico and the state OF Texas
along the valley of the Pecos river from
its source to its mouth, with such exten-
sions and branches into and trough ad-
Joining states and territories as may be
deemed expedieut. Tie capital stock Of
the company is $5O, 900. divided into 500
shares Of 800 each. The directors who
will manage affairs for the first year are
James j. Hagerman, Hy G. Lowe and
Thomas H. Edsall, all of Colora 10
Springs, where the principal Office of the
company will be located.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-20
CONDENSED NEWS.

George II. Po~llnson, Of Mankato,
Mum, superintendent of a sunday
school, is missing, also something like
$4,000.
The Cowles Electric Smelling & Alu-
minum company of New York has sued
the Pitlsburg Reduction company for in
fringement Of patents.
The present south of Europe storm is
the most severe ever known. Reports
from Naples, Rome, Madrid, and Alglers
report great suffering.
Mr.. Laur complained in the French
chamber OF deputies yesterday that since
the recent drain of gold to England,
French gold coins had practically disap-
peared.
At Holbrook, A. T., Robert Boyle, a
cowboy, was shot and instantly killed by
j. F. Ketcherides, foreman OF the Pleas
ant Valley Cattle ranch. The killing
was the result Of an alteration over the
settlement Of wages due Boyle.
Toe annual banquet of California pio-
neers took place in Chicago last night.
At Mssoula, Montana, Sheriff Houston
received word that five men we're shot by
two masked men at McCarthysville, a
town on the great Northern road, 12j
miles north OF Flathead lake.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-20
The Live Stock Outlook.

Major w. H. H. Llewellyn, live stock
agent for the A. T. and s. F., says OF
the New Mexico live stock industry
"But few outside the. business seem.to rea-
lie the importance of the range stock
raising industry of New Mexico. The
Sau Fe road has during the past year
shrpped out OF New Mexico over SO ,500,-
QUO worth OF cattle, and The census retur us
show that the value of the cattle returned
for assesm mt is over $4,000, 900; and
not this does include over So, 900, 900 worth
Of sheep, all OF which are dependent on
open range for s living. With these facts
IN view no man of intelligence can say
that the range stock industry is played
out, though the fact that to the present
time there has been no substantial organ
izatiou OF its representatives if some ground
lor thoughtless person to underestimate it's
lmpOrtauCe"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Rather Discouraging.

The Messers. Webber and Mr., J ohm Nc
Do aid, Denver men who have been here
of late trying to talk business with several
of Santa Fe's larger real estate owners,
left yesterday to visit the towns in the
Rio Grande valley with view to seeing
il they can not do better elsewhere than in
this place. They are pleased with santa
Fe and would bend their energies to In
troduce large amount of outside capital
here could they receive ANYTHING like
proper announcement, but this, as yet,
be it said to the discredit of many here,
they have not met with. They merely
ask to buy land at reasonable price,
but the Iand-holde.s here seem to have
been playing at their same old dog-in-the.
manger policy, hence the encouragement
experienced by these visitors.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-20
Quite Too Lavish.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-Representative
Gambler (Mass.), chairman of the select
committee on the Worlds fair, has pre-
scented to the house the report of the SUBJ
C ,mmlttee that went to Chicago to ex-
anime into the condition Of matters there
in relation to the Worlds fair. Provision,
the report says, had been made to pay
the president, secretary and director gen
eral annual salaries of $4,000, $40 900
aud $l5 QUO respectively, and also IS 900
to the wee chairman of the executive 20 NJ
mittee. These salaries, in the opinion of
the executive committee, are excessive
and should not be continued.
Excessive expense has also been in
Cured in the appointment OF such large
number as 1l5 women on the board OF
lady managers, and the calling together
of the board when the duties which will
devolve upon it were not ready for its
attention,
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VIII sign 1t.

CHICAGO, Jan. 20 "A Washington Cor
respondent says: Private advices from
the White House are more favorable than
public accounts would lead one to believe.
| have it from the best inside authority
that the president is more than likely to
sign the bill If it goes to him, or let it be-
come law without his signature. If he
signs the bill he " i'll do it under protest,
but that will not Interfere with the legality
of the measure. Strange as this may
seem, he had been advised to this course
by those who oppose the bill in the senate,
and their reason for the argument is this :
They say that il the bill does not become
law this session it will certainly be pass
ed by both houses next session, and the
president will have to deal with the ques.
ton then,, and having vetoed the bill
once, wonld have to veto it again. This
would throw 1t into the next campaign.
Ii the question Can he disposed OF it will
be largely eliminated from the next presi.
dental campaign, and the party will be in
better shape for it. The president is dis
posed to listen to this argument, and be-
lief is very strong that he will sign the
bill if presented.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-20
Southwest scheme.

CHICAGO, Jan. 70 A special from Des
MONIES states that at meeting of the
stockholders of the Mexican Iron Noun
tain Company held at the place the board
of directors was empowered to sell the
property if a suitable offer were made.
The property consists of the Iron Noun
tain at Durango, Mexico, together with
43 QUO acers OF land adjoining the town.
The property is partly developed, and lis
capi allied at IS, ,000, 900, the greater part
of the stock being owned in Iowa.
An English syndicate is anxious to get
hold of the property. The directors have
refused an offer of $1,000 900 cash.
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The KOCtl Cure.

BERLIN, Jan. 2O.-Prof Koch has proba
bly, reached the climax OF his career.
There is distinct disappointment over the
defective character of his statement re-
garding the composition of his lymph,
especially the studied reticence concern
ing some parts OF the process of produc-
ton. Experts in analysis say tnat his
declaration that the remedy is glycer-
inc extract reveals nothing while
the description of the lymph il
especially evasive and obscure.
The discussion proceeds with renewed
activity as to the value of the discovery
The weight OF German, Austrian and
English medical opinion supports the be-
lief in the healing virtues of the lymph.
Prof Vlrchow is understood to have
modified his nnfavo.able view.
Advices from Vienna state that the
physicians there praise Koch's genius As
an observer They are surprised at the
simplicity of the discovery.