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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
r.,erranhers. orrnnsna,ions Merg.d.

NEW YORK, December 4-The only quail
ifed representatives of the hitherto con-
flicting orders of the Commercial Tele-
graphers Of North America and those Of
Jhe Order of the Commercial telegraphers
of the United States met in this city to-
day. As a result of this meeting, 1t was
agreed that the interests OF both assocla-
tions should be merged and that order OF
Commercial Telegraphers of North
America should be recognized as the only
organization OF Commercial 1elegraphers
Of this continent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
A FOURTEEN -YEAR-OL GIRL
Ss6ss--s>Fsother ~ the Result OF Der
Ra,at,oD. Vv,,s, 80 Year Old Farmer-A
;Deesol telegram to me R.0istsr.

Remarkable Case.
.SDec1el Tslsgram to ne Rs0istT.
BARNEsvILLE, o., Decemb
people OF this section are great
over the crime which was bror
notice to-day when James G.
man, forty years old,
custody for Crimiualy
MOreland, who lives i
Guernsey county.
The girl is but
was exceptionally -
In cOncealing be 1..-I.v- rom her pa
rents, and the icst knowledge that anyone
had of il was when her parents were awak-
ened last night BY the newly-born baby
beWailing the circumstances which placed
10 in this world so unex pectedly. Givens
some time ago lived on an adjoining farm
from the Morelands. The girl claims that
he committed the deed while she was visit
ing at his house and had gone to the barn
on an errand for Mrs. Givens, and then
threatened to kill her IL sue told any one.
Givens was taken 10 Cambridge and
jailed to-day pending the action OF the
Grand Jury. When the facts became
known there was strong talk of lynching,
as the family OF the girl are respectable
people. AS the girl is not yet IA years OF
age. Givens was held on a charge Of rape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
A GERMAN SCANDAL
Omcers Make False Reports a
Value Of Cans In Use IN the A

Onicers Make False Reports
Value Of Cans In Use IN the A
BERLIN. Observation-Disclosures y
found its Panama scandal In the
Criminal Court when, after havi
taunted for lack OF veracity. Rec
wardt produced hve official do.
which proved 10 be reports made
nels TO their Generals adverse 70 th
guns. These must have been stolen
ably by an officer who, IL found
liable to ten years penal servitude.
A greater scandal or more senH
episode could not have occurred.
army officers who were present IN
numbers. many Of high rank, were a
At first they looked incredulous, but
the iudge examined the documents
pronounced them authentic their q
knew no bounds.
Telegraphic messages were at once
10 the Emperor, who 10 shooting In
ony, to apprise him Of the startling dc
opments and the blow which had falleI
the army.
Ahlwardt had just expressed regret
army officers en- their oaths should
been mistaken h Saying nQnf& aAs3
adverse 10 the Lowe guns ND been ma
"Who are you,n Numbered the Judg,
"who dare talk thus OF officers who have
taken an oath 10 tell tho truth.n
sslere are my proofs" replied Ahlwardt,
taking the papers from his pocket and
holding them up. The Public Prosecutor
suggested that they should be read at once
Rector Ahlwsrdt In low clear voice,
said: 81 have been accused OF being unpa
triotic without reason. The document
hold, IL read publicly, would DO damaging
to my country. / therefore ask that tho
court be cleared and the reading be private.
III the President will glance over them
am confident he will agree with me-"
Amid dead silence the papers were
handed 10 the President.
AS he read them his face became very
serious. Finally hesaid; "rhc papers laid
before me are very important 70 the state.
They should not be read IN open court.
The room was then cleared. The docu.
ments show that out OF $50 Lowe guns used
at Wesel, 500 were unseryiceable. Twenty
OF the chambers burst and ten broke en-
tlrely. There were three general officers
In court representing the Minister OF Wai
who at once sent the news 10 the War MIN
lister. General Won Kaltenborn, Slauchu,
Chief OF Stah, Count Won Schllenen and
Chancellor Won Caprivi.
The revelations hit Herr Lowe ana MS
director, Col. Kuhne, really seemed quite
overcome at the unexpected oloW.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
Murphr WllIInr 70 FIrht.

BosToN, Mass, December 4-"Johnny"
Murphy has sent to the Olympic Club,
New Orleans, the following telegram:
Johnny Murphy viii meet either Billy
Murphy. Of Australia, Nuuc Wallace, OF
England, or any man weighing lis pounds,
the meeting to occur in March for IS, 900
purse, weigh at ring-side"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05

NEW YoRK. December THE steamer
Vigilancia arrived here today from Bra
lillian ports, and brought 70 this city three
OF the Brazilisn commissioners who are to
serve in the settlement Of the Missiones
boundary case which, by agreement be
tween the Brazilian government and the
Arrentine republic, Is to pe left to the de-
cision Of President Harrison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
GREATLY ALARMED.
Things Looked Rather BIue for n
WhiIe-A Very Solemn Prayer Meet

Things Looked Rather Biue for
WhiIe-A Very Solemn Prayer Meet
ing
QUEENSTOWN, December 4.-Mr. Wood
ham. of Southampton, q saloon passenger
on the Spree, in describing the thrilling
experience on the disabled steamship,
said:
1.-THE shock was tremendous. The yes
sci shook from stem TO stern. Several OF
the electric lights went out. / thought II
was collision, and rushed on deck half
clad. l found several ladies and gentle
man there.
They were in their night robes, rushing
distractedly about and asking what had hap
pened. While the Captain was endeayoring
to calm them, an officer rushed from below
and announced that the bottom Of the ves-
sci had been stove in, and that che vessel
was filling with water.
The Captain Immediately had the bulk
heads secured. The decks were by this
time filed with scared passengers and
when they were told that the after hold
was rapidly filing with water. they be-
came panic-stricken.
Women paced the deck sobbing. Two
ladies lost their reason and IL became nee
essary TO place them under restraint. The
captain ordered the life boats prepared
with provisions.
Just then a number Of second cabin pas
sengers rushed from Delow with life belts
on and declared that the water had risen
three feet above the cabin deck and that
the state rooms were flooded. The pumps
were not sufficient 70 cope with the in'rusn
Of water.
The after hold filed 10 a level with the
third deck aud water penetrated com
partment containing the French and Ital-
ian malls, which were badly damaged.
The stern OF the vessel was greatly sunk.
So far as possible, everything was re-
moved, but quantity Of the luggage was
submerged and could not be moved.
Sails were set, and the vessel drifteo
about ffty-three miles until Saturday
evening, when strong wind took her
northward again Throughout the night
there was an enormous swell and the
steamer rolled violently.
Several of the passengers were knocked
down and injured. One lady's arm was
broken Rockets were fired after dark
every half hour in addition TO the burning
of torches. The night passed dismally.
None dared to sleep. The weather be-
came worse Sunday. There were tremen-
dous seas and the vessel lurched so that ~
began to look serious. Mr.. Moody's prayer
meeting was the most solemn have ever
seen.
Women wept bitterly and prayed ior
succor and from then the storm aDateo.
The night was beautiful and clear.
tar barrel was burned on me prone
made deck during the night and u ~ Ine
skies as faf as the eye could reecn- ~ ne'
then .hev were sighted by the Lake Huron.
Her oficers though that the spree was
-'izi Kielseu. the Aust:ian who bad jumped
,,,--ar--ooer3 and was d owned. bad lett Wei
ma without his paren 70 consent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05

FrSpLAY. O., December S.-Paul Jordan
5is5 AZ the county inirmary yesterday
he has always declared that he was an q,
ieSitimate son Of Napoleon Bonaparte and
mat be was born in Paris Ia lISo, Wnlcn
srstement, if true, would make nim IOo
wears old at the time OF ms destn. Sor.
49, story was TO the effect that he went
-, T,r,,-nt in 1875 with Napoleon on his IA
,,,,,S - ,axpedition 20 the Pyramids. and that
be 1Tordap) was captured By the Iurks' ;
tSoS he lived for several years nomadlc
n - ana Afterwards came 70 America.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
Gsorr. Gould wnisuoceed aI. Father

NEW YoRK, December 4.-George j.
Gould will no doubt succeed his father as
President of the Manhattan Railway Co.
This decision was practically reached al q
meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF the
road which was held yesterday. His cleo
tion will probably take place at the next
meeting Of the board, which will be held
next Wednesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
NEWELETS
Interesting Pieces Of TelegraphIc news in
small space.

The steamship La Gascogne, which
sailed for HaVre yesterday, took out 81
coz, 600 gold, Of which Heideibach, Ickelhei-
mer & Co. shipped $500. 900, Lazard Freres
$500. 900 and Ladenburg, Thalnann & Co.
$500, 700.
The South Fifteenth street mills Of the
Oliver Iron and Steel Co, Pittsburg, have
closed down in all departments throwing
1,000 men out OF employment The sus-
pension was surprise 70 the Workmen.
and the only explanation gwen was az
overstocked market and lack Of orders.
The Treasury Department has decided
that a Chinese boy may enter the United
states for the purpose 0f receiving "a edu-
cation provided be has the permission of
bis own government 70 visit the United
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
RnxIIsh QuotalIoBs.

Loxpox. December 4.-The laies
count quotations yesterday were "
three months and oue ana ons.na
short. Rates were firm ~ me peg
OF the week, but afterwards rebar
largely. owing 70 banks repsyIng
loans 10 the market Mr. DE hotbscniic's
presentation Ia the monetary cOniorenfo
OF his scheme 70 enable nnssle enu ~ 49,
trIa 10 complete their goia poIcn1.ss WIZ
80, go dsstnrbin1 the market was understood
~ ;nnlv that deal more gold Is expected
~ % 10 81. Petersburg, but it - believed
here that such supplies win not be with
drawn from London yet awhile
The unusual iniiux OF gold from Ameff-
"a had q depressing effect on American
railways. but there was partai recovery
on the death Of Jay Gould.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
PRINCE's LOVE.
Carl, OF Bavaria, Eiopes Win . baies
GirI-BIs GrandfAther had Refused Him
Permission TO Marry Her.

Permission 20 Marry Her
BERLIE. December 3--The escapade "
Prince Karl Of Bavaria, whose mysterious
disappearance from Munich excitea nohee,
ia now known 10 be due 70 liasion with
a pretty ballet girl who is two years bis
senior. The affair was proving an expenn-
sive one for the prince, aud bis grand
father, the regent Of Baysrla, disapProyea
OF IL. The regent wanted Prince Karl 70
travel. Thereupon the prince applied 20
the regent for his permission 10 contract
u1organatic marriage with the ballet girl
The regent refused, and was making ar
rangements 70 compulsorily send the prince
of on q journey abroad in the care Of Two
officers. when Karl and the danseuse se-
cretly left the city. The par Were srscso 70
a secluded retreat In the zillertnal Alpf
and bronebt back 10 Munich. The COZ
announcement is that Prince Karl
taken I'M while on shooting expeof
but that he has now recoYereo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
CONGRESSIONAL RETURNS.

Splendid MaJOrities Received by All the
Democratic Candidates.
SDseidg Tsgs0rGTn 90 ths Rsoastsr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, December 4.-Oli-
cial returns for Congress show Wilson's
majority over Wisuer to be 1,O5l; Anderson
over Rucker, 1856; Caphart over Caldwell,
2O67: Pendleton over DOyener, 96i, with
Marshall cOunty's vote not in. Weaver
the Peoples party candidate for President,
received 3,S2S. Basel, candidate for Gov
ernor,. ran about 125 behind Weaver. The
rest Of the Peoples party State ticket runs
with Weaver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
Another Revolution in Rio Grande do Sui.

VALPARAISO, December A correspond
ent at Montevideo telegrsphs at O'Clock
this afternoon: Il just hear from Santo
Tome, Rio Grande do Sui, that q revolu-
tion has broken out there. and that the au-
thorities have again been deposed. II is
said that men are focking TO the scene Of
the disturbance from AL parts of the prov
ince and from Uruguay. The authorities
say the revolution is local and has no polit-
cal significance"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05

Nervous DEBuITY, poor memory, oi1l-
dence. sexnoi weakness, pimples. cured oy
Dr. Miles NerTine Samples Jrse 81 1no
Logan Drug Conpany's ana < b- hQfta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
Genernl Potter'a Funeral.
T,I4Orqu 10 ths R3Oisfsr.

NDfcIII IFIFITtIt 70 w ttFs'''''f
COLUMBUS, o., December 4.-The 1uner-
al of Gen. Joseph Il. Potter occurred mere
this afternoon. interment being made IN
Green Lawn cemetery. It was a military
funeral and four companies OF United
states trOOps participated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
WILL GO TO LAKEWOOD.
TIE PrssIdent-Elect Will Remain There
Till Thursday-Mrs. Cleveland VIII Go


Till Thursday-Mrs. Cleveland WIN Go
Next
LAKEWOOD, N. J., December 4.-From a
very intimate friend Of Mrs. Grover
Cleveland it is learned that President
elect Cleveland is expected here tomorrow
afternoon, possibly on the 3 40 train, If not
on that train then on the 5:l5.
The President-elect will, so 1t Is said, re-
main at the Freeman Cottage until We'd
nesday or Thursday, when he will return
to New York with Mrs. Cleveland and
baby Ruth.
Mrs Cleveland will remain In New York
for few days, when she will leave for the
West, where she proposes to spend two
weeks. Whether the President-elect would
accompany Mrs. Cleveland on her Western
trip could not be learned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
A VERY QUIET FUNERAL.
There Will be no Public Display at
the Gould ObSsquies.
THE DEAD FACE LOOKS NATURAL.

Russell Sage Says His Friend APP
pears to be Sleeping-The Pub
lie Will Not be Admitted to the
House Either Before or After
the Funeral Services-The Maui
soleum in Woodlawn Cleaned
Up Ready For It's New Occu-
pant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
,--,,, at,onll "a An Appeals.

w.surSeroN. ID. c., December Mon
-;,,-s~ Sefolli. the Papal delegate has been
uncovered by the Holy See 20 near ana
5sr.de without appeal al religious sues.
ee-'s'l s.o~s between Bishops and Priests 70 the
United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05

81. PKrERsBUR0, December 4. The
bv court martial Of the persons cQnc.|
Ia the cholera riots 10 Saraton ~ 5ulf
has ended. Twenty-three OF Toe prlf
were sentenced % be hanged and
10 be imprisoned IN Siberia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
JWORK
Devote Most
g Second
DISCUSSION, AND

briation Bills and a Few
Matters ONO Very Grave
rtance to the Nation VIII
civ be the Only Results in
Wav Of Actual Legislation.
Tariff Bill Probable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05

The spree's Fa8ae7 g -.
owvxsrowE. I,scember 4.-Dwight
~1.d ~SSo..dv w. q Moody and twelve
L. n-o n-oossergersfA ! the disabled Spree,
otn ~frh mails. whichfger
.oes .re,e, th sea wsters Hfd
o2aty hss - the Etaria
tona' 1r Saturdays
othe North Gerr Y
pror al TUESDAY
stes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-13

Academies de viaie.-Ouando Q
fisja es feecuente que Ia alimena-
s6n, POGO ordenada y en- geucal
mas cargada de condimentos fue
les que Ia normal y regGlarizadale
70 casa, produzca desarregl0s daas
6mago, y & los pocos dias de vile
lea tan necesaria una limpieza &
erior. Por salud, no Sc pongn
iunca en- camino sin proveerse se
bs PolUos de Rog6, con 20, cuals
% prepars, sin suxilio de nadiesi
mas aparsto one una botella y aga
dare, una excelente limonada pr-
gante, gsseosa 6 no, segGa Sc O.
DEE, y que, ademas de obrar de N
modo SECURE, es agradabilisima 81
paladar y no precede ssd, nj DOB
res c6iicos nj molestia ningum
Hay que tener cuidado de no D.
mar por Polvos de RogS producbs
similares cuyo nombre sc presto d
confusion, para 10 cual deben Ell
girse las seiias: CASA L. Frere, %,
rue Jacob, Paris; A. Champign: ,
Go, sucesores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-13
DON IGNACIO DlAZ CANEJA,
DIRECTOR DEL "BOLErN HEscAArIl" DE PUER10:lco
DEDICATORlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITULO,

DEDICATORlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITULO,
SUMARIO.-Luchemos. debel
cumplido.-La generation que su-
be.-La justicia humana-Pretex.
tos criminales. - La formula del
progreso.-El progreso y sus ma
lnifestaciones.-La opinion pdbiica.
|-N periodismo.-Lo que debe SCI
lei periodismo.-Lo que es hoy Ia
lrensa.-La prensa y las leyes.-
"a polftica.-Lo que debe ser Ia
,olftica.-O6mo se hacen los poll
lcos.-O6mo nacen los partidos.-
.os programs politicos.-Artifi-
| los politicos.-El carnaval politi-
o.-Miseriss politicas. - Sinceri-
ad polftica.-Fsnatismo pOlitico.
La democracla.-Principio de-
locrSticos. democratic
ss.-Delirios democraticos. - La
bertad de Ia Oatedra.-Libertad
| ontra derecho.-La igusldad so.
lal.-La igualdad en- Ia historia.-
| ia igualdad ante la raz6n.-La So
erania.-La demagogia.-Los hun
os modernos.-La revoluci6n.-
.as huelgas.-Oonfnsi6n y caos.-
u nihiiismo.-Propagandas demo-
edoras.-Cancer social.-Antino-
MAS y anomalias.-El mayor de
Dc errores.-Alla va Ia nave.-Epi
Dgo y conclusion.
/ De venta.-En Ia Imprents del
BOLETIN MEROANTIL.
Precio.-Un peso cincuents cey'I
avos ejemplar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-13
IUEGOS ARTIFlslpES
Y VOL ADOR ES.

El que suscriba, bastante conoc'-
10 del pdblico y acredita 10 pirot6c-
oico, otrece aus servicios profesio.
GALES d todos los que gusten hon
earale CON sus pedidos, en- la segu-
rldad de que seran complscidos con
el esmero ) puntual,dad qle ys
tiene acreditados tauto en- esta Isls
como tuera de ella; construye 4
,spricho ruedss, castillos, IA hada
y munecos jugando Ia espada cua
guerreros en- ei campo de bat.lls
Los Sres Alcaldes, Oaras psrro
cos y demss sutoiidades y PARTON
tsres son los que pnedsn salir ma:
oenefciados con los encargos gu.
SO slrvan ofdena,, puss el misme
artitclero Sc comprome'e a liz per.
sonalmente al pnnto que Sc 10 de
signe para dirlgir los fuegos.
Recioe ordenes en- casa de 10,
Sres Vicente y o., Almacea's.a,
90 Ia Marina. 8 ca sn domiellio, q
laio de 10 GalIera, en- el barrio d,
Poerta de Tiegre. III DscaGo de To-
|pirotseaioos.
Beaito Feradaies Sfnchss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-13
An ON CLOS.

Doctor don Urbano Godoy Alr0yes,
Jues de Ia Instdncia dc la Ciu-
dad de Moyagies q su partido,
Hsgo eaber: Que en Ia de man.
de- electoral pre- mov.ds por dor
Jose Antonio Fernandsx sobre sx-
slusi6n del Censo para Dipnt, do .
Oortes &c don Juan Mariana Gar
afs y otros, hs dispuesto qne la ci
taci6n de den S'lvts stre Torrene,
cuyo paradero se iqnora, Sc hsgs
por la Gaceta 0foial con irserci6p
de la respective eedula que dice
asi:
"Juzgsdo de Ia IDstapcia de
Mayak ii~2. .-Escriban'a d csrgo de
don Nicolss s. Arans.- Cedula de
ci, i,aci6r.- El se6or Juez de prime
"a Iustaucia de este Distrito, con
fetha de oyer y en- la demsnda in
terpuesta por el elector don Jose
Antorio Fernandez kobre exclusion
lei Censo electoral para Diputade
{ Cortes en- este Distrito de don
Jusn Mariana Garcia Y otros de
que 30 scomrafa copia, Sc ha ser
vido disponer sc site q dichos indi'
sfdnos cuya exclusion Sc solicits
para que en- ell termino de VENT
lias contados desde la publicaci6r
lei edicto en- la Gaceta Official, pue
dan oponerse; apercibidos de que q
40 compareciesen les pssara el per.
luicio consiguiente en- derecho.-Y
para Ia citacion de don Silve strt
Torfens. cuyo paradero sc ignora
extiendo Ia presente tedula que fir
mo en- Maysgtiez q veinte y dos dt
JUNO de mil othocientos novents
y dos.-Nicolds S. Arana.-- Sr D
Jilvesire To,rens.
Lo que sc puhlica FOR este medic
para one llfgue q conocimiento de
nteIe sado.
Msysgtez, Junio veii te ) dos d.
uil ochoeicntos mover ta y dos -
U,bano Godoy.-El SeeretaIio, N.
colds s. Arana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-13

lentes componentes, los hipofosfltos
de cal y de sosa y el aceite puro de
hfgado de bacalao, reune una pre-
paraci0n delioadisima que la hsce
de facil tomar Y digerible aun para
los est6magos mas delicados, por el
cuya circunstanc'a me complazco
en- extreme felicitando d Vds p0r el
gran servic1o que vienen prestan.
do con su precioso preparado Em,ul
sion de Scott i la humanidad enfer-
ma.
Soy de Vds con toda considera-
ci6n att. s. s. @. B. M.-Dr Pablo
Font q Martelo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-13

l., Emu,sl0n Dc SCOTT eS un II.
curse de mucha ventsja en- el TIA
lultlsmo, la escrofulosis J afeccio-
ues pulmonares cEonlcas.
El infrascrito, Doctor en- Medioi-
IA J Dlrobs, MeIico lie la CASA de
Sslud Auxllio Mdtuo, de San joan
dc Puerto Rice:
Osrtifica Que Ia Emulsion DE-
aceite de hlgsdo de bacalao & hi.
pofoshtos dc Cal de y sosa, de lot
-enores Scott y Bovine, de Nueys
Yolk, constltu!e pot sus compues
los y por 10 exeeiencia de 81 pre-.
paracion un iecurso medico dc mu.
cha ventaja Gu eI tratamlento de-
raqult.smo, de Ia escrofu osis y d,
,as atecclones pulmousres cronicas.
I para que asi conste Q quleu
oonsenga J para satlsiscclon de ios
senoEes pEeclIados, expido la pfc
sente Oh San Jnan do Pueyto R!so,
Is dc Mario do 1857.
DR.. J. &. !Saldaaa
peetorsl de Anaas haits.--Es r.
coaocsdo por caAutos 10 han cape
| ilentado como IA melor pEcpaFaelot
pcctorai que sc eoaoce para el Ail
ylo inmeaia 0 J comp eta easae 81
do tod case dc pasmonss. s1s
cfup, dolog &c pechc, sos. mAl d'
gafg alta, espniSs dc aat gsr y sasss
Z. &c gusgo sgfadsblc y dc eject
snmeaA.soa. Asxclasio Goa sl Aeri
10 raw dc Hlgaio dc BAeAlAo o.
1Ammaa J kcmp pocic declssa
Que ea un frmxdao laIa4lb4c gouEg.
loaAs Ia. ttcscaoAes dc - gA:g@a
u, al pssho ] .oa pa.monsa
nflaEfLsls % EsT.Hl.a ,na a4saaq
| hsta u &c. AgAes y C ts,s
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de cuartillas con tanto esmero es-
critas!
"Una persona que lleva tu nom
bre no puede publican ESQ, y por
tanto he arrojado d las llamas 10
que has escrito".
Sali6 desolado Esteban Arsgo de
la casa, y cuando le refri6 4 Bal
zac 10 sucedido, este se content6
con decirle:
Haremos otra novela que sea
mejor, para dar gusto 6 tn hernia.
no; sin duda tiene raz6n."
GO. de Espafia.")