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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1892-03-30
County Teachers Association.

The next meeting Of the Teachers
Association will be held at Cedar
Grove church, Saturday, April 18th,
at 10 o'clock. Cedar Cove is about
six miles from Leesville. Members
who come by rail will be met at Sum
mitt or Leesville if notice is given
Mr.. P. D. Risinger, Principal of &C.
dar Grove Academy.
PROGRAM.
/. Hygeine-Miss Minnie I. Dicks
2. Civics-David Fitzgerald.
3. Gymnastics-Miss M. L.. Year
gin.
4. Ethics-J. E. R. Kaiser.
5. Methodics-Miss Nellie Chap
man.
The members Of the Association
will please prepare to give these sub
iects a full discussion. A number of
pieces of school apparatus will be
on exhibition. J. WRIGHT NASH,
President.
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Bucklen's Arnica SaIve.

The best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or nc pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price rs cents per
box. For sale at the Bazaar
March 81.
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a Deplorabla Death.

urih6tHs son-inlaw;- sesA
sick for some days, died with brain
affection in Newberry on the night of
the I'D inst, in his 25th year of age.
MIR. Rodgers was agent of the Geen
vile and Columbia Railroad at New
berry and was regarded as one of the
most careful and efficient officials and
had been marked for promotion. He
was a highly moral and a Christian
gentleman, and was greatly esteemed
for his many manly qualities. He
leaves q wife and child and many
friends to deplore his untimely death.
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Graduated in Pharmacy.

Mrs. P. B. Kyzer, Messrs. B. Kit
Kyzer and P. Bunyan Kyzer all
passed successful examinations before
the North Carolina State Board Of
Pharmacy a few days since, This is
the first instance in which a lady has
made application in that State to
practice pharmacy. They are Selma,
N. c., and we are pleased to say are
prospecting.
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@-SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. ~
On trains 8 and 10 Pullman sleeping cars
between Danville, Va, and Augusta, Ga.
and Augusta, Ga, and Greensboro, N. G.
Train l2 connects Mt Charlotte with Wash
ington and South Western Vestibuled linz
tied train No SO, northbound. apd Vesti-
bule train No. 81, s%outhbonnd.
For detailed information as to local and
through time tables. rates and Pullman
Sleeping Car reservation, confer with local
agents, or address
w. II. GREEN, General Manager,
j. A. DoDsoN, Superintendent,
JAS. l.. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Aet.
w. A. TURK, A. P. A.,
Columbia, s. o.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
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Republican Delegates

At the Republican precinct meet
ing here on Saturday last, J. e. Clay,
Isasc Jones, J. G. Leaphart, W. H.
Hams, G. I. Richardson, J. H. How
ard, ". F. Strother, n. A. McCartha
and 4. ". johnson were elected del
egates to the County Convention
which meets on the 10Th of April.
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BREVTTTEs.
Dried fruit, at the Bazaar.
Attend your clui meeting.
Cough drops at the Bazaar.

Cough drops at the Bazaar.
MsELaEE,a WINE OF cARpUI for Weak Nerves
Take things as they come and give
them up as they go.
IF you want the finest quality of
whole grain rice, call at the Bazaar.
Religion that isn't used every day
won't keep very long.
It takes two to make a bargain,
but only one Of them gets il
It is important for every Demo
crat to have his name on a club roll.
It is a strange desire which men
have, to seek power, and lose liberty.
Diamond dyes of all colors, for
cotton or wool, can now be had at
he Bazaar.
Mr. W. B. Meetze will be tried in
Richland court tomorrow for killing
James I. Clark.
.sEI:ss,s VINE OF cARogL for female diseases,
Saratoga chips in pound boxes
try them, if you want something good
for the sick or well-at the Bazaar.
". H. Sharpe, Esq, has his office
In the grove near the post office and
his clients will find him there.
If P. J. Fuckers chicken powders
don't cure cholera he will refund the
money. Is cents a package.
Diamond Easter dyes, four colors
in a package 10 cents. Also madden
and logwood, at the Bazaar.
It never makes children better to
tell them a dozen times q day that
they are too mean for any use.
Ladies, if you wish a nice, stylish
hat, fancy goods, or notions, call at
Trumps', Columbia.
If you want a lunch while in town
at any time, you a get salmon,
mackerel, sardines, Holsters, potted
ham, etc, at the Bazaar.
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F!hesn Rates In New Orleans

The Richmond and Danville rail
road will sell round trip tickets to the
Confederate (United) Veterans Re
union at New Orleans and return at
rate of one first class fare for the
round trip.
Tickets on sale April 6, 7 and s,
good returning until April 18th.
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Demorest Medal Contest.

4 contest in defamation for a
Demorest silver medal will take place
at Palmetto Collegiate Institute, next
Saturday afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
Six young ladies will contest for the
medal. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
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Southern Baptist Convention, Atlanta,
Ga, May 9Th to 18th. 1892.

For the above occasion the Rich
mond and Danville railroad will sell
reduced rate round trip tickets to
Atlanta, Ca, and return at rate of
one first class fare for the round
trip Tickets will be on sale May
Sd TO 9Th, inclusive, good returning
uuA May 18th, 1892.
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State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
j. P. Bodie,
vs..
Sallie Powell and Luther Powell.
Decree in Foreclosure.

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
/ court herein, I will sell at Leesyille,
on the first Tusday in April, 1892, during
the legal hours of sale, the following aids,
to wit:
All that piece, or tract of land, contain
ing (50) fifty acres, more or less, situate,
lying and being in the county of Lexington
and State aforesaid, bounded by lands OF
j. NJ. Keislcr, w. j. Holston, j. A. Mitch
ell and E. P. Powell.
TERMS OF SALE-One-ha'f cash, and
the balance on a credit of ~ months,
bearing interest from day of sale. secured
by bond of purchaser and a mortgage OF
the premises sold. Purchaser to pay for
paper.
GEORGE S. DRAFTS, S. L. C.
Sherlff's Office,
Lexington. S, c., March IA, 1892.
3wl9
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MARKET.
Final scharg

THFUNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY
to-. Walter Mitchell, Probate Judge
for Leington county, on the 2Sth day OF
April,lS92, at II a. M, for a final dis,
charg,as Administrator OF the estate OF
JameD. Derrick, deceased. Those haV-
ing cl ms against said estate will present
them roperly attested, and those indebted
will nike payment on or before above date'
J. E. HALTIWANGER,
Ma30, 1922 Administrator.
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Joint Debate,
Columbia Register.

Columbia Register.
Governor Tillman has agreed to
meet Colonel Orr in joint debate at
Greenville on Saturday, April Ii.
It is not known as yet whether Orr
will accept or not.
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Local and Special.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH, 80, 1852
Cash in Advance.

No applications for administration
on estates will be published in the
Dispatch unless paid for in advance
by parties applying to the Judge of
Probate for such letters. Take due
notice and come prepared.
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The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON,
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
David Hipp,
VS..
G. j. Counts.
Decree in Foreclosure.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
L court herein, l will sell at Lexington
Court House on the first Monday in April,
1892, during the legal hours of sale, the
following lands now in possession Of G.. J.
Counts, to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract of land
containing 4G 89-ln0 acres, more or less,
and known as the David Counts Home
Place." and bounded by lands of J. W. B.
Lever, Brooks Swygert, Estate of Jacob a.
Lucas, I. o. Counts and Francis H. Stoude-
mire.
TERMS OF SALE Cash. Purchaser to
pay an Indemnity of twenty-five dollars
Immediately after land is knocked down or
the the land will be sold again at his risk
disregarding his bid. Purchaser to pay for
papers.
GEORGE S. DRAFTS, S. L. C.
Sheriff. Office,
Lexington. S, c., March Il. 1892,
3wl9
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Notice..

The trustee stockholders of Lex
ington County Alliance will meet on
the DAY of the meeting Of tlha Geaaiz
will be before them. 900,
P. Z. HUFFMAN. Secretary.
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Arried.

March 81, lS9at the residence OF the
br;de's father, Brooks Swygert, Notary
Pnhlic MI. W.. Summer and Miss Carrie
Snmmer. iboth oLexington county
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To the Farmers

ND SELLERS AND SHIPPERS OF
n cotton who sell in Columb ia, we peg
to saw we are headquarters for your trace
Our long experience in the business TO,
gether with our connections give
facilities for handling your cotton. NE
want every bale of your cotton and VIII al
ways pay you the top Of the market for IL.
Don't fail TO see us before selling. you
will find that it will pay you to cal! on us
Come one, come all, and. before selling, give
Ill MILLER BROS.
40 ,cn Columbia. S.. O.
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REGISTRATION

WILL HAVE THE OFFICE OF ST.
prvisor of Registration of Lexington
coung for the purpose of registering vo-
tiers br said county, open on the first Mon,
day p each month at the court house until
july st, in accordance with the provision
G. n. RAWL,
Supervisor Of Registration l.. T.
3W1.
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The State ofsouth Carolina,
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON,

ByJ. Walter Mitchell, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, S. P. REDMOND MADE
w suit to me. to grant him letters OF ad-
ministration of the estate Of aud effects CT
Airline Huffman, deceased:
These are, therefore, 10 cite and aimon-
ish ali and singular the kindred and credit
ors of the said Airline Huffman, deceased,
that they be and appear before HE, IN the
Court of Probate, to be held at Lexington G.
H., on the 9Th of April next. atter pub
LEGATION hereof, at II o'clock III the lore
noon, to show cause. if any they have, why
the said Administrator should ~: be
granted. ,
Given under my hand. this 23d day OF
March, Ammo Domini, 1882.
J. WALTER MITCHELL. IL. 81.
Judge Probate C"or!.
Published on the 23l day of MUcl'
1892, in the Lexington Dispatch. 2"l3'
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Alliance Notice.

Lexington County Alliance will
meet on the second Friday in April,
the Sth. Send full delegation as
business of Importance will be
brought up. Send report and dues
before day of meeting.
ISAIAH HALTIwANGER. Sec.
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FARMERS
CONSULT YOUR INTEREST

CONSULT YOUE T.
DLANT LESS ACRES AND USE
/ good seeds. Miller Bros, Columbia
:. c.. have about 800 Bushels of their I'm
proved Allen seed dong staplei cotton.
This cotton produces as much per acre a.
n cotton of the short staple variety and
brings from one to five cents per pound
more, They sold their cotton this year
At ia Der ID. They also have about 75lbs:
Of choice Kolb Gem watermelon seed OF
their own growing They are the best va,
riety of melons ever grown in Rlchlana
county. Write Miller Bros. and secure a
supply of these seeds or call on them when
in Columbia.
Jan 20 Am.
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Notice to Creditors.

A Ill PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
n against the Estate of J. L.. Eleazer
are notified to present the same properly
probated. to the undersigned by the 9Th OF
April. and al persons Indebted to the said
Estate are requested to make payment OF
the same 70 me by said date.
I:AIAE HALTIWANGER. c. c. P,
admir-. Est. Of J. l.. Eleazer.
March 23d, 1892, 3w2O
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StRte of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
l.. Epstin,
VS..
T. E. Rawls, ct al.

Decree IN Foreclosure.
TDURSUANT TO THE ORDER OF
L the court herein, I will sell at Lexing-
too Court House on the first Monday in
April. 1892, between the hours OF ii a. NJ.
ard 3 p. M, the following lands now in
possession OF T. E. Rawl, being parts Of
the Green lands:
Tract E. containing n;nety-six 1867
acres, more or less, bounded by lands oil
Mrs E. A. Corley, A. R. Taylor, Mrs. Sis
trank and Thomas E.. Rawl.
Also,
Tract F. containing ninety-fve acres,
bounded by lands of Mrs. Susan Sistrunk,
Peter Pounds, A. r. Taylor and other
lands of Thomas E. Rawl.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser
to pay an Indemnity of twenty-five dollars
Immediately after land is knocked down,
or sold again at his risk disregarding his
bid. Purchaser to pay for papers.
GEORGE S, DRAFTS, S. L, G.
Sheriff 8 Office,
Lexington, S. G., March IA, 1892,
3wl9
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lre,s Wine of Cardui

and HEnRb's BLACK.DRAUGHT are
for bae following merchants in
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-27

inado deseo de los yankees de
que sea Espa1is en- el mismo Ia
predilecta expositora, igualmente
que nueatro patriotismo. nuestros
mdltiples elementos y Ia Epope-
ya que con ell Certamen 90 con-
memora y es magma gloria del
genio immortal de Ia insigne ma
ci6n espahola.
Espaha enters, no hay que -po-
nerlo en- tela de juicio. concurri
ra & Ia Exposition Universal de
Chicago diciendo & la Rephblica
del Norte: "Aqui estoy; squi es-
tan mis- mas hermosss preseas. La
esclarecida naci6n que realiz6 el
prodigioso descubrimiento del
Nuevo Mundo, enviando & 81 Ia Co.
Ion, cuando hasta en- su misma
patria le habfan desdehado, y re.
dimiendo dsspues y civilizando
q Ia America, viene a darte el
abrazo y el osculo de paz y afecto".
Y conclu9amos insistiendo en-
10 que "a hemos indicado. Cree
mos fundadamente que el Gobier-
no del sefior Ssgasta 90 habra he
cho cargo. con todo el alto empe-
no de su patriotismo, de Ia hersn.
cia que en- 10 relative al Ger
tamen de Chicago le ha lega-
de ell Gabinete C&novas, y que no
omitira medic alguno por gu par
to q fin de que Ia exhibition espa
nola en- aquel constituya un Sc
ilaladisimo triunfo, un lauro in.
inaccessible para el nombre cier
mil veces ilustre de nuestra Es
paiia.
lTodos, todos, indistintamsnte
debemos coopsrar, animosos 8 in
cansables, a tan levAntada empire
Ga!
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IL CiNlRO UyIOI gSPAlOLl DE NlylIf.

Naci6 al calor de una idea noble
" levantada; reunieronse las figu-
ras mas prominentes de nuestro
gran partido y fu6 acogido CON en-
tusiasmo indescriptible ell pensa-
miento. On solo ideal perseguia:
ii de aunar voluntades = reunir en-
su seno una familia que contaba
sus hijos diseminados; he aqui el
tact0 de los que han sabido dlrigir
la Rarcha de ese Centric en- que
6guran las personals mas connota.
das al frente de la Junta de 60.
biern0.
La direction que hasta ahora
lleva en- todos los ramos Ia patri6-
tica asoeiaci6n merecs los place.
mas generates. Sc inicia una re-
forma, y esa insinuaci6n ca bastan-
re para que sea la soberana volun-
tad de los demas. Esto dice mu-
cho en- favor de Ia colectividad en
que,sin fijarse en- los intereses mas
8 m amos directos, SO atiende con eff
cacla al objeto para que tue creada.
ALI se cambian impresiones, sc
oota que Ia anlmacion ha tornado
81 vuelo que era de esperarse, y
iesde ell acsu dalado comsrciante
hasta el industrial digao forman Ia
Gerdulia que instruye y civiliza.
On pueblo como el nuestro, que
carecia de elemeptos de association,
J al que las rencillas de localidad
habian colocsdo en- el extreme de Ia
division, nos enouentra unidos y
,ompactos (dioho este sea con per
ION de los desconten ;os), persi-
guiendo ell ideal de siempre-idea
que nos enorgullece, para saorl
dear cuanto este q nuestro al.
lance, en- holocausto de su honra.
Simpatizad0res por educaci6n de
todo 10 que tienda al mejoramien-
to moral J material de nuestros &C.
COS en- la politloa provincial, vemos
que "El Oentto Union EspanoIa'
siene llenar I'm vacio, que SO de-
jabS sentir.
Asi 10 entendemos nosotros.
Los preparativos que SO estan
hacienda para u inauguration, no |
iejs1 nada que desear, circunstsn-
oia que habla mucho en- favor de Ia
Junta Dire ctiva.
Las comtsiones enoargadas en- /
codos los ramos estan cumpllendo
su cometldo la altura que 90 me.
rece.
Bien por 81 Centro Q nion Es-
pAhoIa!
Hssta 10 Inauguration.
UN SOOIO.
Manau, Dlcismbre 23 de 1892.
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CONFERENCIA
)R ARZoBisPOS CAT0LIO0S.

Tras sells seslones celebradas 4
parrtas cerradas en- al palacio ar
1ooispal de Nueya- ork, dice IN
,lustrado colega dc 10 misma eiu-
lad, ha terminate Ii conterencia de
prelados catolicos de este pAis. lla-
nAdaA enscnderse pslneipalmente
40 el asun,o de Ia easehanfa religio
80 con Fclaclon 4 las eseuelas del
Eatado 8 del nuniciplo. q. para de-
elrlo en- otros palaerss. 4 defnlr Ia
@e,itad De 10 igIcs'a Oatoliea ea los
lssatados- u aisos aAeia Ia edu saeion
=. lsblleA
Ma.rria co eia sohEe Ia cnal se
3 al maasIestado nosAb.es flilclea
0sAs Dc crltrElo entse IL. autoslda-
des ieEAsqnicas del casolielsmo en-
ssss paia puea ~ sanso ene algu
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" Jose N. Rodriguez.
" GenarO OortAs.
" Ossimiro Ouch esne.
" Fernando de Juan.
NOTABLE DISCURSO.

Lo es, por mas de un concepto,
sl siguiente de nuestro dissingui-
do smigo el muy di3no Diputado
q Cortea por Hamaeao ssfior Gar.
c1a Gomez. Nombrado, al efscto,
ponente por eli Congreso Geografi
co de Madrid psra ei estudio de
Pdertos frances en- las Auti'as, h.
aqui ell briIlante inform que Ia
presentadc, y QaH con oobrada
raz6n ha sido muy Sd Audido.
Msritorio 90, q Ia Yer lad. est
nuevo esfuerzo del o. 1or Garcia
Gomez por el progreso y bienestar
de esta Iala & la cual tanto afs cto
profesa squel au reprssensants en-
Ell Parlamento:
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NOVIEMBRE DE 1892.

Con ell w b. de Ia Intendencia
General de Hacien da, ha pu blica.
do Ia Administration Cent? al, en-
10 Gaceta, IN estado de Ia recau-
daci6n obtenida por ell E.rario,
durante el mes de Novbre dl.
amo, dc las siguientes rentas,
comparable con Ia que se percibio
en- el ano anterior por las mismas.
Vamos q extractar el estado en-
question.
Durante el mes de
Nvbre dltimo pro-
dujo "a recauda-
eion de las con.
triDuciones q i'm
puestos Ia suma
de....... ........... $l06.S41.99
Differences dc bajs,
con reIAcion
igual mes del aro
anterior....~>-...- l.5iS.19.
La renta de Adua.
mas produlo en
Nvbfe d.nmo. l4S.s237T|
Bsja, con relacion 1
igaal mes del ano
anterlor.."s."..". 2.ee9.e9
Las RentAs estAnca.
das produjeron en
Nvbrs 6i''p , -. 2s.5TA.50I
AHA. con rtlaeion .
isual mes del ano
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atlantioos, no va siqu'era en- ell
oentro naGtioo de aquel mar donde
se cruzan las rutas, sin6 a'go al
NO. de- mismo Y en- situaci0n tai
por 10 proximidad de Punta Maisi,
que siguiendo la derrota N. para
las Antilias, Habana Y Tampa, no |
puede tocarse en- 81 sin imponerse
10 mismo a la ida que 4 la vuelts
On importante retroceso, y siguien-
do la ruta S1r un rodeO casi COS.
tero a mas de Ia mitad de Ia isla
de Cuba.
Despues de esta raz6n geografi
ca, y adu casi geom6trica, la otra
raz6n de indole administrative Y
fiaanciera requiere atenci6n me
nor. Reconocemos acartadas las
reglas y distinciones que la Camars
del Oomercio de Santiago de Oubs
hacfs preocupsndose de defiuir 10
que habrla de ser ell puerto franco
en- evitsci6n de contiabandos y
fraudes que labraran su descr6dito.
Acertadas podran ser, pero tai vez
una experiencia dolorosa probara
50 ineficacia en- la piedra de toque
de los heehos.
Volviendo al estudio 6,nico, no
podemos oividar una autoridad,
que,por ser extranjera, hay que res
petar impaTcial en- Ia competencia
de Puerto-Ricoy Cuba 4 este objeto
de los puertos franoos, la auGori
lad de M. A. Bouquet de Giye, en-
(cargado de estudiar los medios de
conyertir en- pusrto franco inter
aacional ell de Point a Pitre en-, Ia
isla de Guadalupe.
| Solo reunen condolences favora-
bles al objeto de un puerto franco
international, segdn M. de la G..
I've, los de Santo Domingo, San
Juan de Puerto Rico, San Thorn as,
Fort de France en- Martinica y
Point q Pitre en- Guadalupe.
| No cabe en- los limites estrechos
de esta ponencia desarroliar los ra-
conan entos que emplea para de-
teEminarlo y demostrarlo de un
modo matematico, teniendo en-
cuenta 1o el riempo de navegaci6n
Ipor ell excedente de long tud del
trayecto que impone cada uno dc
los varlos puertOs one estudia co.
mo pOsibies,-sntre los cuales ri
siquiera menoiona ell de Santiago
de Oubs,-con relaci6n & un arco
de gran circulo que pase por %.
ion en- Panama, y por un puerto
intermediate entire Brest Gi.
! bralles, camino te6rico el mas cor.
to para las naves; % ell gasto dedu.
cido de esta diferencia de tempo
IL 80 Ia seguridad de los puertos.
(ContiRMard).
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lSe aga6 Ia Gsstal .--Ouantas ve-
ces no SO oira salir esta frase dc
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