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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-29

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pFeCBO. III IuOJANO DE IRIOI0
Sc detaa Capital, Crlsto Is; don Manuel Rivera,
San Sebastian 80 en- las tendas de los Senores AY.
LION v +. ZAMORAN0 en- Puerta de TERRA, r.
ZAMORAN0 g. Lnea. Los certihcados de origen y
an&liss de tan excelente cado estan disposition del
que guste verlos. Dloiembrel.S
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PiezAs que ejecutara en- Ia Tetrets de euta
noChs la Banda del Battalion Cazadores de Ia
Patria Hdmo rs.
Oharina .aso-Doble Chspi, Gran Fantasia
de "BoCacciO" Suppe, Chartil, Valses, Waltenfel,
Fantasis, de la Opera Roberto, Aeyerber, E.ts.
fs1fs GAvotA, Arditti, Americana de saxOf6p,
EscSla.
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Moran, 81 decano de los cocineros copfsccio.
"a unOs DunueloH y una crema que dan Ia hOr4.
BAsta decir que hs recibido un CGblegrAma de
Paris fin de que no trAslade aquella CiudSd &
hacerse cargo del fsmoBo restaurant Las Tulle.
riAg; pero Moran no absndona "LA CATALINA. y
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JULIAN SILVA
SAN JUSTO nj

SAN JUST0 mum. So. 9.--Dep6sito de MA0UIilAS DE
C0SER Compra, venta alquiler. Accessories agujas
de todas clasespara las msmas ademas 80 compran.
J Venden muebles usados. Diclembre 1894.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-29
ia NuEVA E5TRELLA" !"
CASA DE HUESPEDEs

En- este EstsbIecimiento reciOntemente re.
tornado, sc encue atrsn hGbitacioneS frescGs y
espaciosas, con grades vistas Ia bahiS.--Ser.
vicio con mucho esmero prscios m6dicoH.-..Te.
tu6n, 49, Puerta de- EspAEa..-M propietario, -
RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ. l5-9
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RB-Oerocedo Hermanos Comps, compran
todS clSse dc monedas de cualguier fechs que
sean, sgujereadaH reaelladas sin reselar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-29

A Ia hora de Compaginar hoy LA CoRRHA'
PoNDENolA, dste eltGIse Celebrando ca el teatro
de esta Capital, Ia reunion coavocAds por el SO
nor Babt6n, de que dimos cuents aver. MshGna
dsremos detalles.
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Farm
Del Lcdo. ALFONSO G. ZERBl
PUERTA DE TERRA, San Juan PTO.RICO

EUERIA DE 4IERBA1 OdH JUdN FTU.'hlOU
selecto surtido de los articulos del ramo La
fsrmacia sGtk personalmente atendida por su due
ca en- Il profession. Sc eaooran toda clsse de
patentizados Similares los extranjerog, Email
ss6n de Aeetts de AsgadO de bosGlao, MGgnesta ds-
rsadG, Vnos, Jarabss, etc. ETC., tan ben como Sc
pueden hacer en- cualquisra otra parts. Sc deS-
pach&n laS recetas de "LA Bsnsfactora," "ha Pre-.
viSora" "Ls Carload Cristana" y demaasocieda.
des de s0corros mdtuos. Sc Solicitan Cat6logoS
precioa CorrienteH Sc recibsn comisiones sgen.
cias dep6sitoG. ReferenCias comerciales de primer
order. lO-7
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ri aduanerO don Pedro Moves, pOr
MdttGS JOrddn g Goazdles.

III aduanerO don Pedro Nieves, por el que
fui herido con el sable que usAn los de su cuerpo
el de Setembre del aho pasAdo On Is cslla del
Sol, aunque pretsndi6 probarnoB ser el autor del
hschO, hA sidO condenAdo por 81 JuzgAdo NUM-
cipal de Cathedral en- 2l del presenta cinco diaB
de arreGtO J psgo de costAs.
4GtsGs Jordan 9 Gonzales
20 Tulio 1904
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segun 10 anunCiamos Ayer, es!a ncche ton.
drE lugar un bale de cosfanza en- el KioSco de
los gallegos en- Puerta de TERRA El bale prin.
cipiara & laH Ia entrSda para caballeroI COIta.
ra un peso.
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.-sOMBREROS de Panama

Hernaiz y c. partisipan asus clenteS al OOmerciO
en- general quehan recibdo nueyamente surtido de
SOMBREROS DE CATACAOS, recohendando los
que necesiten hagan prontO sus pedidos para podeR
servirleB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-29

miento y todcs los dependencies q. intervinio.
ron on Ia coBfeccion de los heisdos, contra los
cuAles so ipBtruye causa criminal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-29

Para conner sabroso, muy sAbroso en- Ia Ca.
pitAl do Pto.-.Rco, eS precise v sitsr el restAu.
rant La Catalina, Sap Francisco Sc.
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ROb0 Ae Q12l CnbMZEll

A don JoB6 ReyeB de Manati, le han robado
I'M caballo alazAnO mOsqueAdo con las patas ira
seraS bIancAs, I'm lucero Gordon blanco en- il
frsnte, de paso sobre trote y sobre paao. EI Que
10 entregus su duehO asra grAtifcado. 1915
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I Sc aIqmjIa en- Rio-piedras
una casa fresCa y bAratA Informant don Jose
MendeE. SIS
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PODER

Con eIts fschG y ante IL fS del NotAriO don
Casimiro Morales, he Confsrido poder general
administrative hi Gchor padre don Frsncisco
Candelas Aponte, para que 90 entisndA en- todos
mis- negocioS, durante reutAblezco de mi enfsr.
medad, IL que me obligA aussmtarme duraRte al.
gunos meSes quedando ~ cargo, Las operacio,
nsS de IL Cssa mercantil que g'ra On eSts pobla.
ci6n con mi solo nomhre. OAyey, Julio 26 de
l894.-ATturo OGndelGs. 3
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Sehor Director de La CORRESPONDENCE.
SirvaSe insertSr en- lsa columnsH de ~ illus.
trAdo diario, lGs Si2uientes iineEV, qUedando de
uated muy Ieconocido ss. q. b. IN.
MdtsaS JOrddng Gonzdlss.
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CERECBDO HERMANOS Y Ga.

Venden girou sobre todaS laS Ciudadsi
y pueblos de ID Peafasala 8 iSlAs adyacsntoS deS
de dos pesos en- adelRnie. ~
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AZnacen de Mdsica y YLib1'e11a
DE OLYMPIC oTERo, PoNCE.-P.-R.
7ortS.-Rsnsol Nelodfa, Bajo. .... S rs
Nuass.-La BorinquefiS, Cap.0 fantSstico. so
Ls Carpmtier. .-LibrO &C. rs Estudios de
medids. Observation-Disclosures. $l-55
IdOns. --LibrO 10 l5 PTeludiOS brillAntsH. $3.50
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GERONIMO ZERBI .lssE'asoE As:a:sso I. J. sE's

Gompra yende accOnes del "Banc0 Espanol' dc
PuertO-ticO bOnOs del Tesoro.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-10-26
ANARCHIST PLOT.
AReCent Scare Founded
on Fact.
Murder Was to Have Been Com
mitted in Washington.
Here Weeks Before.

The PnS. of Washington, II. e. in leading
article, reiterated the statements published
In II last June relative to an auurrhi-iir plot
To- bow up pub. buildings IN t'r city during
the toNcy excitement, aud publishes Il
G"riphcTrd letter. dHird June u. which
Purport~ to have h-'rn written hy
tue head OF the anarchist society
III London 10 liz rrpTrSentAtIy" in this coun-
try The Wash ngton polio" wrr" notified uf
this plot by tn" head of the Chicago T'o.ic''.
who turni-he the name Of the Washington
correspondent of th" Chicago As-ocluti"n
ui Anarchists. This man wa~ Wa'rh"d md
letter al lrr~scd To- him m.crtrp ed A.
'ompanyinS this letter was the ,uinmuuIrjt-
ton in cipher. This communication Is adj
dressed to "No9," and i signed 10y NO II
II says in part AT the the time YOU will re-
r"lye this letter several of our .umrad"S will
leave for America, and they be absolutely uu-
der your command, and we hop" you will do
m ctive work. At IA meeting held in Geneva
last week. II" '- ambassador was ordered
removed and 1t will b" your duty to arrange
everything for his removal. There wi ! hr
u sensation in a few days. the nature
u which II l. not necessary 10 stat"
Is II does not concern America. hut
Won will remember the meeting held in
Paris, May ) would it not h"a iyIsahlr that
yOu ShuVlb obtain some sort IL position in
with some .r"at officers. and that will help
you to success in our plans. We have re-
allied No. ~ from Chicago as We have sus-
pi"Ious of his honesty to our cause. At tn"
present We iutrust you with tn, accomplish
mrnt Of our ntrnr" ut W. ~ in the future
"" will have to net in great caution for a
time at least. "" are await
iug Fl N you some results. This
letter had the app"aranr" OF hay
inG been Iennrd by a Rp,-ian. One startling
'urt Is the reference ia 1t to the assassination
II Pres. Carnut, The ambassador ordered
TO be removed Is still at Washington, but hl-
eSrrpc from the vengeance OF the anarchists
Is said To h" due 10 the ulrraSug vigilance
II the Chicago aud Washington Eoltc". This
ambassador j. said to have also received u
warming from the secret service agent. Of
his own and had his reSid"nr" guarded
lay an. night for several week
Fiat knowledge existed In this cn1utry 81
the plot to assas-inlle tarnut wae proved
by letters captured 10y detectives in two other
ritrs aud 10y III" admission OF the Washing
ton auarchl~t after the assassination. III"
French secret service hurral was Informed
Of the discovery Of this plot several weeks
before the p'rprtratlun II the crime,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-10-26
A STRANGE DRAFT.
Lunatic Makes "a Crazy Demand mt II
Bank.

4 ,habhily dressed man Of middle age
walked up t. paving teller II. +. Davi~nn'-
windr g in the Astur place tank, New York
city. and layinS down d'aft for II 200
poiu.ed a pistol ut the L. Ter and said This
dra! - made to the order "t Almighty God.
and II YOU don't Iay il quicker than light
nins I'll blow the top of your heal OF.
DiISon was alone in the front office at the
time. but IN the r'ar with th" cashier aud "A
ci,rk stood detective Frrel, who has been
do ug duty at the bauk for several DAYS
loo,.inI FOR just such man. Da-
ysoh Wa afraid to call the detrc-
tive So he engaged his visitor in
.ronversati n and t..ked loudly that
the detective might hear and know what was
going on "lJs the man continued, Il
am detailed by God t. get $1,000 from each
and every institution in the city that 6Orrows
loans or deals in money. You will have to
fork over II, 90 quick. or by the Almighty
YOU will die. "Yes air. and picking up the
draft in careless manner read OF in u loud
voice Us follows "Wednesday, Oct l6 1884
-Astor place bank. After date, promise TO
pay to order of God Almighty, th" sum OF
5000, when prrSrn eel 10y Charles Freeman.
Penalty il not forfeited - death. "Gou
are Mr.. Freeman. | believe tn" teller
asked his visitor. Il am Gods agent, Young
man." returned the man land II | happen to
bear Il common place. earthy cognomen, it Is
not my fault YoI may call me Freeman, but
mind only because allow you to.
The next moment the detective sprang
upon the lunatic and bore him 10 the floor.
He was overcome, after hard struggle. and
yas taken to police headquarters, and after
war. TO the jefferson Market police court,
w..are he was remanded for examination a.
to his sanity.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-10-26
JAPS DEFEATED.
RepuIscd With Loss on
Banks of Yalu.
Every Prospect of New Trouble
in Korea.
Have Become Restless Under the Firm
Rule of the Mikad0.

A dispatch from Shanghai to the Central
News SAYS tn" Chinese report thnt l. hatti''
has been fought on the hanks Of t." lower
Yalu in which th" Japancs" troops who made
the attack, were repul,ed with heavy losses.
1t is regard a. probable that the
Japanese will declare an effective block
ad,. Of the gllf Of p"-Chi-Li within the com
ing week. A dispatch from Ti"n Tsin reports
that large Quantities Of munitions OF war.
supplied h. Germans. are arriving ther" and
being forwarded 10 New Chwang and Port
Arthur German contracts Tor iurther sup
plies have been concluded. The London It.
james Gazette publishes dispatch from
Yokouama saving that several hundred h"r'-
ans have rch"lird in 'he province OF Chal-la-
Do, the extreme. southwest province OF Korea,
and that combined Korean and japanese
force has been sent 10 suppress the uprising.
The Koreans. the dispatch says. have become
very restless under the firm rule of the Japa-
ncsc. There j. n prospect OF new trouble III
Korea, growing out OF the rtstlessness OF re-
belliou- natives. A large force OF longhak
rebels are threatening Seoul.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-10-26

A good many people appear to think
that resistance to blow is test OF
hardness in minerals, whereas it is re-
sistance to erosion. Ignorance of this
fact led man in this city, relates the
New York Sun, to experiment Oh
what appeared to be large and un-
usually clear garnet of rather light
red color. He took a hammer to it and
smashed it to atoms. A diamond is
the hardest substance in the world,
yet it may be broken by tap from a
hammer, or even fall on the side
walk, as it is apt to split along the
cleavage lines, which are parallel to
its faces. Experts test an undeter-
mined gem first with file and after
with fragments of stone OF differing
hardness. If it yields to the file it Is
glass, or something no more durable
than that.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-10-26

Says the New York Independent ::
Our dailies show a great lack of rever-
ence in describing the weather. The
Tribune spoke OF the expected cyclone
from the Gulf as coming north at an
"easy iog;" the Times said it "seems
to have bumped against Nova SCOTS
"high" (area of high PRESSURE the
Herald characterized it as "a very
slow cyclone" and said it "must put
on more steam" the World told its
readers that the great storm Is ON its
way, but sis taking things easier than
the weather sharps thought" Thus
do our great papers exhibit their
genius in making the oldest and com
monest of topics interesting.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-10-26
NEWS CONDENSED.
Terse Dispatches From All Over the
Country.


The business portion of Latham, ILL.,. was
burned recently. Loss. $40 900.
Gen" William Booth. head Of the Saliva
ton Army. Is IN New York city. He has been
visiting towns N Canada and examining int
th" work Of the army.
Vim. Eidrrkin OF Boston went out sailing
alun" at Wolfyille, y. s. His boat was cap
slA"d in a squall and he was drowned. The
body has not b en recovered.
Another severe storm swept over the coast
Of Newfoundland recently accompanied by
rain aud floods. The overdue steamer Fal-
,on, from Philadelphia. has not Yet arrived,
and great apprehension is felt for her safety.
Two suspicious characters were arrested
At Cherry Creck Run. ". Va, and a third
escaped through dense wood. At the time
it was supposed they were connected with
the recent train robbery at Acquia Greek
4 portion OF the false work located at the
'outh wing Of the Louisville and Jefferson
vile bridge between piers and !. fell at JEFF
iersonville, Ind. with a crash, injuring three
men, one fatally. There Were 20 men at
work on the structure at the time.
boiler explosion took place in the base
mcut OF the thrce-storv brick Luildng 239
Clinton street. New York. 1t developed the
fact that an Illicit still was in full blast in the
basement. Three persons were severely
sralled Hermann Barssuk, lessee Of the
gang, has disappeared
Dr. Il. &. Flower. the noted specialist Of
ston. WAS arrested at Terre Hautc, Ind,
ON telegram from the Chicago, Ill police,
saying that he had been indicted for the en-
bezzlemcnt OF $4,000 from Nathaniel Foster,
a wta thy lumhertnan OF Fairchild. Wis, but
who is in Chicago much Of his time.
In r,frr, {, att,ttian az his
mistress. bull dog Peter, in the family Of
GOV. Flower Of New York. sprang at Mrs.
Flower and buried his teeth i'll the lower part
Of her face Mrs. Flower herself cauterized
the wound with nitrate Of silver before the
doctor arrived. The dog was presented TO
GOV. Flower three years ago by Senator
Murphy.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-10-26
IN NEW ENGLAND.
Latest Happenings and Items OF Gen
cral Interest.

The corner-stonc Of the new Odd fe!low-
Hal! at PrpVinretOwu Mass, was laid few
day sgo.
Michael Moynahan "t Lawr, arc. Mas,
disappt srei recently and his body was found
in the Sp!ckett river
The supreme court grand jury at keen".
y H., hns brought Ia - Indictments Tor Yin-
laton OF the liquor law.
Timothy Faycy was struck 10y a stone at
the stone crushcr At Winsled, Conn, knocked
over prrcipicr and badly injured.
freight train on the Philadelphia, Reading
New England railroad vas derailed at Win
stead. Conn, tearing uP loo feet Of track
Fre1 Wells Of south Wethcrsneld. Conn,
fell from a staging in a barn and sustained
iractUrr OF the skull, which will prove fatal.
Ten freight ears were deraied near Proc
tor, Vt, blorkaliug the Rutland division OF
the Central Vermont railroad for some time.
Mr. and Mr. George s Adams, prominent
people at WestpOrt, Conn, observed their
golden wedding recently by giving brilliant
reception.
Albion Il. Gldloy was arrested AT New Bed
ford. Mass. CHAIR I with forging "A check
ON the First National Bank Of that city in the
name OF f. &. BIfilEgton.
Iu the .'orttord Conn. police r"0rt, Henry
Penteld, as,is, ant manager OF the Crawi'rd
shoe store. p'eLdcd guilty to embczzlenent,
and was fined $50 and costs.
Thomas shannon OF Hinsdale. y. H., wto
stabbed John Cooney Of Winchester Sunday.
was brought before Justice Burnap at kcene
n. H., and placed under $500 bonds.
Fory-nine warrants have been issued for
[ policy shop keepers and those who play the
game at New Haven, Conn. Evidence Is tur-
nished by the Law and Order League.
/ man signing himself John Whitcomb has
| swim He'd many business men of Nashua, "
! H., by obtaining paid-up subscriptions to
, trade journals and magazines without author
| ity from the publishers
Whaling bark Canton, Capt. Fisher. ar
rived In the lower harbOr at New Bedford,
Mass. from Hudson Bay She left New
Bedford June "a 1898, since which time she
| had not been heard from
william Bahmert, employed by Il. l.. Rose
4 Co, Providence. Il. l.. was sent to deliver
liquor valued at Sll0 c. o. D., to the pro-
prietor OF Bruckers Hotel He left the goods
! took the money and vanished.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-10-26
SEA CLIFF TRAGEDY.
Woman Dies From Effects OF ChIoro-
form and Her Lover KIlIs Himself

f. f. Titus Of Brooklyn, y. Y. and Miss
Mary Dun, daughter Of Peter Dun. also Of
Brooklyn. who left Mr.. Dun'- summer house
at Sea Cliff, l.. h., at O'clock in the evening.
saying they were going for u short walk and
d!i not return. ". re- found dead in Mr. Duif's
baiuhouse. The diScov '-' was made hy the
party OF searchers who had been looking for
the young people The bathhouse was locked
on the inside. The door was for, open
Aid the bodies wrr' found on the floor The
autop-' shows that Mis- Dun died from the
effects Of rhlnroforn administered by Titus.
Titus had "a snail bottle of chlorofOrm the
lay previous aud offered Miss Duf small
quantity 10 a lay -rverr heada he. 1t is be-
heved that hr a@'uu prescribed the same in
larger quantity whit" they were out for a
walk. and ,lr drug 'au,.ing her death. Titus
she. himself, Miss Dun was about 20 years
o' a2c 'tnd Titus about IL /. was expected
tina. they would - married this winter. the
engagement h~inS satisfactory to all con.
crrncd.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-10-26

That glorious theme of song and
story, the old frigate Constitution,
apostrophizes the New York Press, is
TO devote the rest of her days to the
training of youth; and that these days
may be long is the wish of every true
American who remembers her services
to her country. She is to be turned
over to the Massachusetts, naval mill
tin for use as training ship, and will
leave her present refuge at Ports
mouth at once. Nomore fitting career
could be imagined for the Constitu-
tion than that of an educator, and tho
vouthful Massachusetts, sailors are for
trnste. There is history in every
plank of the old warrior, story IN
every spar She tells OF battles fought
and won IN such an atmosphere oi
devotion to country, pa lots Will pe
made as well as sailors
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-10-26
CURE Of DIPHTHER|A
Boston Physicians Try.
ing AntitoXlne.
Experiments Are Now Being
Made in Hospitals.
liar ITCntrleni.

II the nutitoNine treatment for dipl liberia
proves 10 be n success. the new building On
the grounds Of the Boston CIty Hospital can
be devoted almost eutir,'ly to the reception Of
scarlet fever cas- -, for IL the results oi few
experiments with the new treatment com" az
10 anticipations. there will be- no need for II
US a diphtheria hospital Several cases o,
diphtheria have been cNprrim nted on with
his rev discovery, and dciiuitc results r.
being looked for with intrr",t
What Is tins antituNin"t The question Is
now on the lips OF half the civilized world,
and yet il is safe 10 say there Is not one per.
son IN 10000 who has a ".rar idea OF what II
is or huw II i administered. 1t was dis"ov-
cred several year~ ago hN 4 German doctor
named b hiring. who was experimenting for
IA remedy for tctHntu Jr l'"k.aE. In this
disease it l. the poisu.. that Kills. and the
same Is tru" of dlpbtheria. 4 popular
impression i that dlptGrria patient
Is checked TO deA,h. that Is. when he
dies, which, unfortunately. i quite tre-
queutlv. A. the matter now stands. tins dis
ease Is vastly more dangerous tE..n SMALLPOX
with all its terror. HCd II is expected thEt
this nrw treatment Of diphtherla viii l." to
il what yariLation was to smallpox BGI th"
ordinary adult patient doesn't die from
'hOking, but from poison ah~pri"i from
tie membrane into the system. and which
acts on the heart and merry
la hi~ experiments he worked in certain
way on ines ,omcwha' similar to tho~" OBJ
served by Jcnner when he was looking for
smallpox preventive. He decided that 1t
would be- IA good plan 10 infect au animal
with the dis"nS-. This would render rs
| blood atituXn'. in the sam" way tina,
the blood Of human beng is affected
10y our" having hal diptieria. He
worried on Gocs. cats. rabbits,
guinea pigs. COWS. and Lastly. horses. F-om
the har-,' hr produc" the lest r'-~,i'-, an'!
the serum rom tine hlooI ci the horse Is now
what j. generally used. What j. technically
called a tpNin' j. 'lrIt necessary. This ~ u
poison and It i not an 'a-y matter % tell
Just how II Is made. Drhthrrin. with ITS
kinsh"nn rroup arr tn" greatest of winter
terror4 IN tins section II the country. and If
1t should prove that tn" remedy vii de- what
isrN p-r."d Z u. N" death rate of B ~tnn Viii
have welcome d"crcu>" this winter.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-10-26

The cotton seed oil mills of England
import their cotton seed almost ex
ciasively from Egypt. The oil is used
in soap factories, and considerable
quantity of it is shipped to the Medi-
terranean where, without doubt, OBJ
serves the New York Independent, it
is transformed into pure olive oil, "
mnch of which is sent to the United
States and purchased by our people in
preference to the really pare oil made
in California.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-10-26

The Japanese scheme of dividing
China into three independent ling
doms, each to be ruled by a native
prince, is, in the estimation OF the
Philadelphia Ledger, an ingenious one
The ATTEMPTS of the three princes to
do each other up would probably re-
lieve Japan of any further subjuga-
tory efforts in China.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-10-26
GUATEMALA AND MEXICO.
Trickcry in ROundry Dispute Suspect
ted--MexiCau Troops Going south

The dilatory conduct Of Guatemala in the
matter OF the disputed boundry gives Mexico
reasonable cause to suspect some trick on the
part OF the willy GuatemaIans, and for this
reason the Mexican government is
pushing troops down toward the frontier
well provided with war material and with
cannon. Troops arc going south via Acapul.
co. Puerto, Angel and Vera Cruz. The 6tf
infantry regiment has been dispatched tC
Aqua Azul, which is claimed 10y Guatemala
This is "a good ilghtlns regiment, and in cas-,
Of war will an excellent ace Junt of itself