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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-30
AN IsiPoRTANF DISCOVERY,

Il May Furnish - Key 70 tho History OF
the Prehistoric Civilization Of tho Amer
lean Continent,
WORLD's FAIR GROUNDS, August co.
Paid attendance yesterday 100, 4sS.
What is claimed to be the correct in
depreciation Of the ancient Aztec calen-
dar was made public Tor the first time
to-day at tho meeting Of the Apthropo-
logical Congress in the anthropological
building. Scholars Of national reputa-
ton declare it to be the most important
discovery in its way Of the century, as
it furnishes key TO much OF the an
cient life and arts OF at least six differ
ent nations that inhabited Mexico and
Central America centuries ago. The
disclosure was made by woman, Mrs.
leila Nuttall, ono OF the judges Of eth
nology at the fair, who read lengthy
paper before the congress-, In which
she explained the wonderful calendar.
Dr. Daniel G. Brlnton, A. b., is pres
ident OF the congress, and said the in.
depreciation OF the Aztec calendar would
in I'LL probability lead to the translation
OF the hieroglyphiCs carved on the ruins
Of tho ancient cities Of Mexico aud Gem
trail America, and thus reveal the his
tory OF the wonderful people who built
them,
The scholars who heard Mrs. NuttaH's
Interpretation we're almost unanimous
in pronouncing it to be in advance OF
any calendar system now in use. Its
accuracy and perfection is convincing
evidence OF the high civilization and
mathematical attachments OF the an
Client inhabitants Of America. II was
estimated that'no less than 5000 years
OF astronomical observations would
have been necessary to perfect the
calendar. A complete cycle Of the cal
endar referring to the revolution OF the
moon and earth about the sun covers
u period OF 1904 years. It is entirely
different from any calendar system
known in ancient Europe, Asia or
Africa. It shows that the ancient in
ha5itants OF America were familiar with
the movements of tho planets Jupiter,
Venus, Mercury and perhaps Mars, as
well as those OF tho earth and moon.
Tho discovery is considered important,
not only astronomically, but because
the symbolism to judge religion, archt-
lecture and even q domestic life OF the
ancient nation who used it were drawn
from their calendar
There was a parade Of 100000
worth OF blooded horses through the
thoroughfares Of the White City to-day,
The equine aristocrats OF the world
were we'll represented in it. The blooded
animals of America led the cavalcade
and following came those OF Russia,
France, England and Germany. The
day was cold and raw and the attend
ance at the big live stock pavilion to
witness the awarding OF premiums to
the horses and cattle was less than it
has been any previous day.
There was grand naval fete on the
lagoons at Jackson Park this evening.
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Good Advice.

In August, 1892, j. W. vannoy. of
this place, had severe attack Of aux.
A physician was called who treated him
for four or Eve days, hit as he contin-
ued to grow worse the family decided to
have the aid Of another doctor In the
cnse, aud sent to Ravenswood for u
prominent physician Of that town. Be-
fore no arrived, however, had some
conversation with tho physician in at.
tendance, and said to him: II believe
Chamberiain's Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rhna Remedy worthy Of trial" He
readily consented and gave him a bot
Ito. Ono dose Of that remedy gave re-
lief. When the doctor from Ravens
wood arrived his advice was, keep
quiet and continue using Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna
Remedy" Which we did and In two
days was cured. O. u. Howl:s, Druggist,
Sandyyille, w. Va.
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AmnrInnn Enoh NYnstn.

Prof. Atwater's article in the Seplem-
Der Forum, on the waste Of food in
!, American households. although rather
too technical for popular consumption,
treats instructively a topic ofabsorbing
interest in every home in which u dol
lar is thing OF importance,
We Americans are nbtoriously waste
full with our food, and if anybody can
help us to do better he will be our ben.
efactor. Many families go far beyond
the general average, half the income
spent on food, a comparison which
shows how important tits that in every
household the matter OF food shall be
well enough understood to get tho
most for the money.
Prof. Atwater declares earnestly and
demonstrates that the highest priced
food Is not necessarily the most nutri-
tious. There is, he says, as much nu'
triment in one pound Of -four as in
seven pounds OF oysters; in five cents
worth OF flour, beans or Goldfish as in
the beef tenderloin, salmon or lobster
that can be bought for ten times that
sum.
A round steak is as digestible and as
nutritive as tenderloin at three times
the price. MaCkerel is as useful as
salmon and costs from an eighth to half
as much. Twenty-Five cents worth Of
potatoes will do twice as much tissue
building and supply eight times as
much energy as tho high-priced steak
to be bought at the same cost, and corn
meal is three times as nutritive as
potatoes.
II we Americans understood better
the nutritive value OF food products
and could bring ourselves to put that
knowledge into practice, it would stop
the hole in many market basket and
that without loss OF comfort.
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G. a. IL. ENHANCEMENT.
Great Preparations ut IndiaRapolis-ThG
Advance Guard Arriving.

dreuI preparations Ut AhHluHhpohh-AAe
Advance Guard Arriving.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, August 29.-Four
days before the great parade preceding
the G. A. r. encampment week, the
city bears q decidedly patriotic aspect.
The closing up Of the gaps has COM
menced, and little now remains to be
done preparatory to welcoming the vet
Grams of the late war. Many decorations
have already been put into place, both
on resident and business streets. Many
Of these are OF elaborate and beautiful
design,
Adams, of Massachusetts, and Hurst,
Of Ohio, are thus far most talked OF
locally for commander-in-chief, Many
other candidates, however, are OK.
pected to enter tho race. It is also said
by many OF the advance forces that q
good portion OF the business and execu-
tive meetings will be given to the dis
cubsion Of the much agitated pension
question.
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the chances Of his disappointment and
displeaaure. He would have under
taken the defeat OF Mr.. Cleveland at
the polls II he had been sure he could
accomplish it. Mr.. Cleveland has
been in his way and is there now 50 far
as a Democratic presidential nomin'
alton IL concerned.
Mr., Hill permits himself to believe
that out Of present conditions viii come
new and great party, and this party
he will try to lead in the hope that it
may satisfy his ambition. He is quite
as ready to declare, / am Ragtag-apd-
Bobtail, as no was to say, ~ am DEM
ocrat" provided he thinks it will help
him on his presidential way.
Hill is too selfish to be welded to
party, He will remain a bachelor in
politics as he is in his social life, A
political organization led by David B.
Hill would be something almost too
sublime to look on,
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Uncle sam IL No Atlas.

When Mr.. Mcmillan proposed the
free coinage OF the product OF the silver
mines of the United States, Mr.. Bland,
leader Of the silver forces, objected to
SO much as the reading of the amend.
ment.
Not even this would satisfy the ultra
silver men, They want the minta OF
this country open to the free coinage OF
the silver of the world, which in 1892
was 100000 ounces, nearly three
times as much as the act OF 1890 COM
pels the treasury to purchase in year
and six times the worlds product Of
gold.
Uncle Sam is no Atlas, that he can
carry the silver world on his back.
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SHALL we have some growls about the
rainy season. Do we SO soon forget2
They Know.


East Liverpool potters know what
tariff reduction would mean to them
reduced wages and ultimate poverty
and distress"-and' they have asked
their neighbors without regard to party
to join them in mass meeting to send a
remonstrance to Congress.
1t would be useless to tell these men
that they don't know what is good for
them. Many of them arc able to com
pare experience in England with expert.
ence in the United States, and the COM
parison dooa not favor the foreign wage
standard.
1t would be a waste Of time to remind
aome OF them that they voted tho Dem
ocratic ticket and by that act endorsed
the Democratic platform declaration
that protection is unconstitutional-not
man Of them wants his wages reduced
or prefers idleness to employment.
Every one of them is intelligent enough
to know that tariff reduction means
wage reduction.
II is natural that these men and that
all who aympathisc with them or have
business relations with them should
Join to ask Congress to spare their In
dustry. Tho romonstranco, however,
would have much more weight II 1t
were signed exclusively by mon who
voted tue Democratic ticket, for they
hayo special right to be hoard by the
Democratic President and tho Demo
cratic Congress.
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nm nnll Am Nn,r llanl.

Once upon a timo David Bennett Hill
said, II am q Democrat" and on that
platform lie sought industrloaaly the
presidential nomination OF tho Demo.
cratic party Ito said also in effect, l
am tho greatest Of Democrats and tho
ono altogether most fs to lead tho Dem.
Ocratlc party
10 tho unspsakablO credit Of that
organization II did not take Me-. Hill at
his own apprasiemonL II feared his
maChiuationu in his own state, but took
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-30
A Mob Fooled.

MrDDIEsDoRoUoH, KY, August 30
The mob, which gathered last night to
lynch tho men who fired into the train
and killed Mrs. Boiling, arrived on time,
200 strong, but Sheriff ColsOn had
spirited the prisoners away. A sys-
tomato search was then begun. Every
nook and Granny was looked into The
search was kept up until near daylight
when the mob quietly dispersed. Mean
time Sheriff Colson had the prisoners
safely hidden in the woods,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-30
Even Carter Harrison Can Do a Good Thinl

Even Cartcr Harrison Can Do a Good Thine
CHICAGO, August 2O.-Instead OF re-
auctions in wages, Mayor Garter Harri-
son believes in reductions in other d.
rections. He to-day announces that he
has ordered his agents to make gen
eral reduction in rents. II have done
SO, said Mr.. Harrison, because times
are hard and money Is scarce. | hope
my action will be tho means Of reliev.
ing those who are embarrassed"
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TIE English newspapers which seoin
the vote evidence that "tho Democratic
purity Is practically united for the re-
poai OF the purchase clause" must have
received meagor details. With seventy
four Democrats voting against repeal
after all that had been said and done
aud confronted by the certain passage
OF tho bill. there Is too much left out to
leave an appearance Of unity
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Germnns Begin uostllitles.

BERLIN, August 2O.-A telegram re-
ceivod this morning from Dar-Es-sala-
Am, the chief seaport of German East
Africa, announces that active hostilities
have been begun between the German
forces and the natives, and that several
Mere killed and wounded on both sides.
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Honest Confession of dishonesty.

This is the way tho whiskerod Potter
puts the test of the:true bi.motallist'
"Do you believe in the free and un'
limited coinage Of silver at the old ratio
Of sixteen to one2"
This is an honest statement Of the
case of the ultra silver mon, and any.
body with half on eye can sec that II
docs not mean bi-metallism at all. 1t
means monometaliism with silver asthe
basis. Gold would take its flight and
Ieavo the silver This is as plain to see
as the whiskers on Mr.. PETERS face.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-30
FRANoH AS A BULLY,
Her Threatening Attitude Toward Sian
Creates Indignation.

Her Threatening Attitude Toward Siam
Creates Indignation.
BANGKOK. August 20.--In order to ex-
ercise further pressure upon the siamese
government to compel compliance
with their latest demands, the French
are threatening a return OF their gun
boats. The foreign residents are loud
in their indignation at the policy pur-
sued by the French government. A re.
port received to the effect that the
French are fortifying Chantibun tends
to increase the anxiety which the situa-
tion is viewed in thisscity. The Ger
man gunboat Wolf sails hence to-mor-
row which will leave the port without
q single foreign gunboat contingent.
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The Annual Encampment of the g.
A. R. will DO held at indianapolis, Ind
September 4. For this occasion the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets on September
2, 3 and 4, Wheeling to Indianapolis
and return, at rate Of SO 60, good re.
turning until September 10, inclusive
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-30

MALAnrA1 and other atmospheric in
fluences are best counteracted by keep
ing the blood pure aud vigorous with
Ayers sarsaparilla. A littl6 caution in
this respect may prevent serious ill
ness at this season. Ayers Sarsaparilla
Is the best all.the.yoar.round medicine
in existence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-30

TIE Natches DcmOcra. Ands satisiae.
ton in tho quarterly payment Of about
$4,000 Of pension checks in that city,
which 1t Is proud to say the local banks
arO honoring on presentation. In these
times tho ponGlon disbursements arc u
groat help not only to needy veterans
but TO tho OVERWHELMINGLY country.
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SENATORS resent the suggestion that
they should not talk indefinitely on the
silver bill. Talk without end is one Of
the sweet and ancient privileges OF the
gentlemen's club.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-30

In the departure Of Bishop Kahn
Wheeling loses good citizen whom
she will always remember kindly and
for whom she will wish the same sue
cess in his new fold that no has
achieved In the old.
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Now lot enough Democrats unto with
tho Republicans to stavo of the evil
day OF tarll buLChory, Lot them show
themselves as patriotic as tho other
side has boon and as solicltous Of tho
gonoral welfare. 'rhon tho country will
tlsO up aud call thep blessed,
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1ptho banks DO the monsters Of evil
which some Of tho howlerS pretend to
think, those howlors would rejoice II
all tho banks wore to 90 out OF busi.
moss. Then thOro would DO something
10 zoe and think about
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-30

We are well pleased with Chamber.
laln's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna
Remedy. We havo been very successful
with it. j. NJ. LAKEWOOD, Gatewood,
Caswell Co., NO.
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TIE storm Of which we had brlOf
accounts yesterday swept along tho
coast Of Florida, Georgia and South
Carolina, and worked fearful havOO.
The loss OF life bas not been ascor-
tainOd definitely, but enough reported
to indicate that there may have boon
much moro.
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WORLDS CoLUMnIAN ExposrrIoN.
Excursion to chicago via ohio River Hail

On and after this date, until October
81, tho Ohio River railroad will sell
tickets to Chicago aud return, on &c.
count Of tho Worlds Columbian Expo.
sition, ut greatly reduced ratios. Tickets
will DO good for continuous passage in
olthor direction with final limit for TO.
turn passage November 8, 1893. For
rates OF fare, time OF train and other In.
formation, inquire Of ticket agents.
Ohio River railroad, or write w. j.
Robinson, general passenger agent,
Parkoraburg, w. Va,
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Wl,nt tln ynn Tnl,o

Medicine for? Because you arc sick
and want to get well, or because you
wish to prevent illness2 Then remem'
Der that Hoods Sarsaparilla CURES all
diseases caused by impure blood and
debility OF the system. 1t is not what
its proprietors shy but what Hoods
Sarsaparilla DOES, that tells the story Of
it's merit. Be sure to get Hoods and
only Hood's.
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The few ultra silver Republicans will
look well in the new party under the
leadership OF the vaulting Hill and the
whiskered PETER. The PROSPECT must
be full of an OVERLOOKING Joy for Messrs.
Teller, Wolcott, Jones and Stewart.
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B6GINE is an instant and unfailing
exterminator Of bed bugs, reaches, etc,
and Is also ono OF tho most powerful
disinfectants known. 1t is non-poison.
Gus.
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Purely vogetable-HooD's PtI1s-
25c. 5
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Cheap Hates to Chicago aud Return over
PCnnsyiVania Limos from wheeling AC.
count Of worlds Eair.
Regular ratio for round trip tickets
$27 50. Special rate for round trip
tiCkuts lltnIted to November 8, SIG 90,
Special rate for round trip tickets limit
cd to ton days rom date Of sale, upon
advertised dStbs for Daylight coach ex.
Cutslohs. 81 90.
/, For particulars ploase call upon OF
addtpss nearest ngont OF Pennsylvania
LinOs, or ]. q. TomllnaOn, Ticket Agent,
Wheeling, NwaF
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TNoR RENT--H0UsE WITH SEWN
IL Rooms at No. lOOFifteeaIh street, lnoairs
Ut l02 Fifteenth street adsi'
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IThe IETILLIGRNCER embracing It's several
editions. Is entered IN tne fostomce " Mneel'
Ing, W. Va, a. secondclaSs matter,
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COMUNlCADO
Cayey, Agosto z de 1898.
Sr. Director de LA CoRaEspoNDENo1A.
,ss& -. . P.,~rSn R,nn

E#f%E# = u0Et0 kbICO
Muy sefior milo y de mi confederation: supi
CO usted Sc sirva dar hospitalidad, en- 90 valien
to y bien redactado diario, para aclarar slgunaa
dudas de ciertas entidades que NO % conforman,
CON el pecado, que !" llaman malos pensamien.
tos y, siuo que cometen el de 10 carne si 10 len.
qua pertenece esa categoria: y basta de. .. y
entremos On materia. I'm su ilustrado diario apa
recen algunas salmodias, que sin 6rma 81 calce
de Las mismas, se here & don Juan Ortiz On
otras laman la atsnci6n de quien corresponds
acerca de 10 lnpieza, hygiene y salubrldad p6bli.
Gas, como 20 suelo, entire otros, soltar mis- chi.
nltas, debo hscer constar, para los que 90 ocul
tan mis- espaldas, suponiendo sea 20 el autor de
noticias y comunIca los, que, jamas, he ocupsdo
Ia prensa, CON seud6mlnos, nj CON iniciales, que
dejen en- duda el autoI; cuando escribo ago, he
pnesto mi nombrs y apeIlido y he dicho hasts la
Gale donde vivo, para 81 algo ocurre sspan donde
me han de solicitar por dtimo 20 no conosco
el mledo y de 10 dnico que me svergonzaria %
RIA de cometer malas acciones; pero para dscir
verdades, jamSs. Conste que no son mias las
noticias que de Cayey Sc publicen; Vi estas no
tienen el nombre apellido de Francisco Candle
las y Aponte.
Qusdo su atento amigo , 8. 8. sgradecido.,
-Ffancsseo Candelas 9 ApOnts.
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Pastel de ;omon.-T6mese un iam6n. al

Patel de iamon.-T6mese nn jam6n, quiteae
d cabo ' hagAse desal1r durante veinte cnatro
horas; envu6vase On un trapo molado; 6tese y
que hierva en- agua por espacio de tres horas,
con nm kll6gramo medic de pierna do vaca,
500 q amos dc bnena msnteca de paerco sin 90,
7SO gramoa de manteca de vaca bien fresca, -.
sonado con zanahorias, pereji cebolla tres clayos
y nm maxo dc tomill0 y laurel. Quitese ID carte.
g al sacarlo del fusgo; 70 ptspara y da forms
conveniente & u capacidad de Y pasta; piquense
iuntos los 1estos del jam6D, Ia vaca con qua hs
conocidoy y 500 gramos dc lardo, . pasarA pOr
III mcrtero CON hierbAs 6nas desmenuzsdas. Lns5
20 se pone 81 iamon en Il pasts preparada - lle
IA Ia hnecos con u picadillo; h6g1sD % agnjG
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VARIEDADES

Jamones gallegos Leche condensada, Quese
Roqusfort, Queso parnesano, Aqua de Vichy
1893, Anis Vizcaya, Chocolates de "Matias Lo
peE," Peras de California, Leche condensads
"Aguila" Bacalao sin espinas en- csjas de S IL
bras, Galletas de Soda. Amargo de angosturs
.sSugerts," Chocolate Bsnedictinos, Anis "E
Leon de Oro," Hongos secos Italianos, Vino de
San Rafael, Tabacos de L. Habans, Jalea pas
ia de Guayaba 2.' Pavo Real Qusso do almen
drs. Vino Jerez el Inocente y el jenuino vino So
gasta. Ofrecen Cerecedo Hermanos y O., ii
Colmado. 81
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Mos escriben de tklo.Grande:

Nos escriben de hlo-drGnde:
"A conunicar csc dlario en- Ia edic'6n del 9
del corriente 10 notiria de que el Juzgado NUM-
cipal de este pueblo instrula sumatio poI nsoer
epcontrado aleunas quemaduras en- el cadavet De
Ia nina Agustina Dlaz de las que igrorabA Q! IA
cultatlvo, ha decide er1o' ei comunieante pnes
Ia causa 80 instruye por quemAdurss caeuaes 81
mSdico, tuvo asi que man festarlo en- cumpumleD'
to de 10 prescrlto el a-ticuio 80 de In Ley dc
ReQstro civil"
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= Dice nuestro Coz lesponsAl dc Arecibo que
en- una finca rdstica de aquel termino, ubicada On
el barrio dc Bacupey, de 10 propiedad de don Al
tredo Alfonzo, se hs descublerto una nina de 80
ds., Cruza Ia dicha nina una quebrada cuyas
Esguas quizA puedan hacer en- Puerto-Rico el pa:
pei de Is de. Yichy, en Francis, por 10 dtll que
resultaria para curar diversas Intermediates es
pecialmente ls dyspepsia. Adjustments Sc estal
hacienda los estudios de las ref5ridas aguas
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Hoy las nueve ds . ma6ans ha tenido lu-
gar en- 81 hospital militar de esta Capital bajo ii
presidencla del 20 Cabo, 81 recoDoeimiento de
indtiles schacosos de los individuos de tropa de
este Distrito, pertenecentes al battalion Gasadostt
de Valladolid y Comsndancia de la guardia civl
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Las callss late aies :e Ia segunda Hnea' e''
Pue. ta de TERRA estan comp'etamsnte oscurss
duran 9 Ia noche. Les que en- ella vlven y los
dueHos de las casas elevarhn aolicitun al Ayunt
miento para que este remedle ese mai, pues i1&t
los dltimos que contrlbuyen con sus cuotas g.
9ar las cargss dc Ia Pr~vlncia ds Munlc Pic :
justo es que gocen de los bensfcios que alcsnSal
l0a dAm6H. -.
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Es digna de 1eproducllse Ia siguiente <'no
MALTA qne publica III Mentor, psrloiico de ests
Capital que se conssgra la ensehanza ptblica
En- Puerto-R Rico, segdu et Decreto Organ
co, nadie puede abrir una escuela prlvada sin to
ner 81 titulo de maestro; pero cuslquiera puede,
segGn el RegIameuto del Institute, coplad0 de Ia
legislaci6n peninsular, establecer un Colegio de
a. ensehanza aunque no tenga titulo."$