San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-25
ADVERTISING SAN ANTONIO.
An Intelligent Appeal To the People
of the Whole Country.


of the Whole Country.
There is q movement on foot to in
form the people Of these United states
of the climatic advantages of this city
and section, and to do this in such .
way as to promise the largest and most
satisfactory returns. This work, as
our people very we'll know, is the
most important of any that can be
undertaken. Once the great travel
ing pu bile know what really are the
climatic conditions of this region
there will be 10 question of their
fioekipg hither. Ali that lie needed is
10 haye the information bearing on
this point properly presented and cor
roborated by authority and the result
will De certain. The means about to
be employed is TO publish in attrac-
tive book form that work on the
climateology of southwest Texas,
which the late DR. M. X. Taylor, of
this city, had ready for the press at
the time of his untimely death. The
Dnsauscript of this invaluable work
lie in the printers hands. Those
scientific experts to whom this work
has been subjected, pronounce 1T the
most exhaustive and acurate work on
climateolOgy that has ever been pre-.
pared, To those acquainted with DR..
TaylOr's qualifications for such work
nothing more than the statement
that the work is his, need be made.
he value of his observations and de
ctions were we'll understood at the
ional capital, and his articles have
andard value az authority on the
i,cccts he has treated. 1t Is the in
lion to print 1000 volumes of this
work on Texas Climateology, for
gratitious distribution, under such
circumstances as will insure the in
formation here given finding its way
into those hands that will make
practical use of 1t. This work illus.
trated with diagrams in style not
approached by any similar work
on this continent, will be sent to the
leading physicians, medical societies,
railroad passenger az ents and others
OF the north and east. The railways
will be solicited to make free use of it's
statistics and statements in their fold
ers. To the physicians, 1t will be in
valuable in informing him as the
best place to which he can di.
rect the steps OF his enfeebled
patients, who may be seeking the
benefits OF just such climate as this.
The information this book affords as
TO the climate, soil, and natural ad-
vantsges of this region will thus be
placed in the very bands that will
make use of such knowledge, and
those who coming here been benefit.
ted will speedily spread the
knowledge of what they have
found. The work is moi
Tor sale, neither is it for hap hazard
distribution. The cost of publication
will be betrayed by advertisements
on the first six and the last six pages
of the work, and these are the only
advertisements that will be admitted
and these of q carefully selected kind
The advance sheets of the work hav,
been submitted to the LIGHT, and i
does seem that the plan proposed
must result in bringing to our city
in this unequalled climate, during
every season, large numbers of tn
wealthy and the invaded who nov
spend their winters elsewhere. Tn
benefit to this city of . Thousand win
ter visitors of the Weather classes
too obvious to need comment.