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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30
BENWOOD.

plonographic entertainment was
held on the school house last nlgnt, Une
proceeds thereof going to the puDAc
school library. FL
while hauling coal yesterday after
moo, VIM Plues met with a painful
accident In some manner ne got tasJ
between the wagon and coal mouse
and had one of his ribs broken. HIS
injury is no, serious.
on the new street car line Thursday
afternoon q boy or 10 years OF age
narrowly escaped serious injuries. He
attempted to grab one of the car win
dows while the car was in motion, and
was thrown under the car, and being
caught in The springs was dragged quite
q distance before the car could be stop
ned He escaped with little injury.
Mr.. Porter. of this place, recently
purchased a fine lot at McMechen.
Mr.. Jabez Zako has gone TO Grafton,
his former residence, to spend a few
days
Mrs Kate Hare went to GAINESVILLE
+o sea her husband. Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Harry Beiswenger, of Wheeling,
who has Just returned from an eastern
trip. called on friends in Benwood yes
terday.
Fx-Nayor Joseph Mahood, of Ben
wood. was i'm town Thanksgiving even
ing.
L. Emery, Of Bellaire, IS visiting John
Addison.
The Taylor brothers. of Niddlebourne'
are visiting i'm the city. They contem-
plate entering the drug business here in
q few days.
Constable Sprouts. who has been laid
up with rheumatism, is limp.ng around
on crutches, and hopes TO be himself
again in q couple Of weeks.
The BenwOod skelp mill is under
going extensive repairs. The time OF
resuming labor is indefinite, but things
are beng put i'm readiness for operation.
An administrator sale of the late
Joseph and Henry Baker viii be held
on December 5th az the late residence OF
deceased.
Charles key. Of Wheeling, was fined
So and costs for fighting Monday
A child Of James Nolan, of Main
street. is III with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Louise Warmers funeral will
take place Sunday afternoon at . o'clock
instead of o'clock, as previously an
n0unced.
Daughters Of Rebekah Lodge No. &c
held a meeting last night at McNIechen
hall.
The new street car Inc, which was in
operation Thursday. has suspended on
account of lack of water
Council has decided to place a weigh
ing scales in the new addition, Cher
okea Strip.'
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BELLAIRE.

Mr.. John H. Van Horn, of Glencoe,
and Miss Naomi Auit, Of Franklin, were
married at p. N. Thursday at the
parsonage by the Rev. l. d. Cousins, OF
Bellaire.
Mr.. James Tobin and Miss Ida Yo-
cum. both of Bellaire, were married at
the residence Of Frank S. Mason at
1880 p. m, Thursday, by Squire Mason
Also on the same day, by the Rev
H. C. Boyd, John II. Blair, a steel
worker. and Miss Elizabeth j. Givens,
both of Bellaire This couple embark
ed at once in the housekeeping bust
ness.
Mr.. George 2. Harper, of Cleveland,
is visiting his parents on Gravel Hill
and seeing cd Bellaire friends.
There was a case of abuse in Squire
Mason's court yesterday. An Italian
woman named Juretta Albert was ar
rested for chaning her eight-year-old
boy with his hands above his head IN
a standing position. Also another
charge for whipping the same lad with
a strap. the end Of which was in strings.
She claimed that the boy was incorrigi-
Bile and had abused her siX-mOnths-Old
babe when she was out and broke WIN
dows and destroyed school property, for
which she had to pay. But the Squire
fined her SO and costs for claiming and
So and costs for whipping the lad, in all
$25, which was paid.
The following Bellaire teachers went
out to Cambridge to the teachers in
stitute: Supt. B. + Jones, Misses Kirk
patrick. Ada Weyrick, Kate ROdefer,
Rose Phillips and Ora Blon.
Sheriff Darby and wife were down
from St Clairsville; also Staley Cream
er and wife. Both couples came down
to the K Of p. banquet
Miss Minnie Darrah, clerk for Nor
gan & GOrTel, has returned home from
a visit with St. Clairsyille friends.
Miss Matte, an interesting young
lady of Parkersburg, is visiting the
teachers and friends Of Bellaire.
Several Grand Army men went up TO
Bridgeport last night to visit Uranium
Post.
That reception given to John F. Sher-
ry and bride Thanksgiving night was a
great one, and al present report it
most enjoyable affair.
The funeral of Mrs. Baker will occur
from the residence Of her son, Ernest,
on Gravel Hill, to-day at 2 p. m.
The d. of L. fair and festival was
right well paronized last night. To-
night is the last night
Elizabeth Berram has been appointed
administrative Of the estate of Charles
Sertram, deceased.
Louis Grella, of Pittsburg. is the guest
of his parents on Gravel Hill.
Officer HeslOp, Of the First ward, was
off duty yesterday on account Of sick
ness.
Tonight is the last night of Cecil
Spooner and her company in Bellaire.
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EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH.

DIR. A. d. Mayo, of Boston, the other
day addressed the Twentieth Century
Club on the subject Of the educational
condition of the South. According to
hs Boston Heralds summary Of his adj
dress. i- was FUN Of new and instructive
points. One was that the Southern peo-
pie. the best and most influential people.
600 poor after the war 70 live without
work. had rendered a service fin popular
education which had leyeled up to their
plane the children of the lower classes
i'm the South, and had rendered an un-
usually valuable service in public elu-
cation. Tt was to them. more than to
anybody else. that the social recon
suucaon of the South was due. Much
was done by Northern men and women.
bu, vastly more was done by the moth
as and daughters in Southern families.
Dr. Nayo's views are supported by
President Dreher Of Roanoke College.
I'm his recent pamphle, on Education at
the South" While President Dreher
points out the weakness of Southern lit
erary Institutions and the absence of the
best preparatory schools in the far
South, hs comedies that the Southern
people have eXer,ed themselves with
wonderful vig0r in meeting the stupen-
dous problem with which they had to
deal unaidsd.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Mrs. Jos. Medin Of Cincinnati is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs c. w. Kuck-
uck.
Mrs. Frank Mitchell, of Mt. Pleasant,
is spending a few days with her daugn-
ter. Mrs. w. b. Francis.
George Chessel left yesterday morn
ing for his home at Cleveland, after a
short visit with relatives and friends
here.
The property of the late James Jam
ison will be sold to-day by the admin
isuator, S. F. Dean.
Last evening DIT. n w. Tracy deliv-
cred an excellent lecture on the Power
of Appetite at the Opera House to a
large audience.
VIM. Connolly IS at sistersville on
business.
People in the upper end Of town are
complaining about a great deal of coal
stealing that S going on at present.
Mrs. Smith Ellsworth and daughter,
Miss Sallie, left for Toledo yesterday,
where they will make their future home.
Mss Carrie CrOssley has returned to
New Lisbon.
Rev. Paul ROemer, the new German
Lutheran pastor here. moved his family
here yesterday from Beaver Falls.
Mrs d. II. Sanders, of Third street
is seriously I'll.
VIM. Hodkins. of Steubenville. was
in town yesterday.
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I'D iitllitHLr.
Whereas, ON the certificates ~
Campbell. one of the Commiss.or.
the District Court of the Omitted
for the district of West Virginia
Clerk of said District Court THAT
sufficient cause of complaint N
found admiralty process a".u
steamer Favorite for money du.
plies furnished by Il. y. Smith
ers. an attachment or Warrant o
of said steamboat. her engines.
lit. apparel and furniture. 90
and delivered was duly issue
seal of said District Court. nm
of which / have arrested ami
said steamboat. her engine tack.
apparel and furniture into nay
for safe custody.
Now therefore. in cOmpliar.o H
requirements Of said warrant of
do hereby give public notice to nI
claiming tine said steamboat l.r
tackle. outfit. apparel and
knOWinr Ol having anything
the same should not De con
sold 900 pay said accounts.
and appear before The said D.f
to Dee held in and for ne said
West Virginia, at the United
dietary Building. I'm the city a.
West Niruia. on the litn lH
her d. 1895. AT N O'Clock
noon of the same day. lf Oh.
be day of jurisdiction, o.
next day of jurisdiction
and there TO interpose q nrf
same. and TO make Their
United States Marspal d.
West Virginia; ..
nv Joseph c. Men
Dovener < Conin. Pro-."..
Wheeling. West Va Nov. -,n $780,
IO3lelra
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE.

I41a312.3EEEEEE EEEEEEEEEE4 ~
New York. November 29.-R. G. Dun
& Co.'S review of trade, which issues
tomorrow, will say:
Business has not improved, although
there is very little change except in
the shrinkage of prices. which a period
of inactiOn naturally causes. After
the extraordinary buying of the sum-
mer and early fall. marked decrease
was inevitable, and it is yet too early
I'm most branches of business to judge
how far the future was anticipated in
purchases. Retail stocks are still re-
ported full i'm nearly all branches with
delayed distribution in many on ac-
count of unfavorable weather. The
movement of crops is only fair, both
cotton and wheat being largely kept
back i'm the hope of higher prices, and
there is a prevalent feeling that foreign
imports viii fall off.
The wooden business makes scarcely
any gain. although clay wOrsteds are
largely sold at the advanced prices re
Gently made. and some dress goods and
overcoatings at prices partly higher
and partly lower. The sales of wool,
which TO a large extent represents cir
culatiOn and supplies for the future,
rather than present consumption, have
been at the three chief markets during
the past four weeks 24,295,050 pounds
against 16.129100 last year, and "a
371.S21 i'm 1898 and 21,451 600 in the
same weeks of 1892.
The iron market is decidedly weaker
again and while Bessemer pig has de
clined to S12S5 at Pittsburg, and Grey
Forge to S12.25. and plates to $l.6O at
Philadelphia. so that the average or all
quotations is about one-half of one per
cent. lower than last week, the markets
really are much weaker than the quo
tatiOns as concessions are generally
given by manufacturers in order to Sc
cure business. A sharp decline is no
ted i'm barbed wire, attributed TO the
failure to complete an expected comDl-
nation. The bar iron association and
the two nail associations refuse to re
duce prices of their products, although
they have been surprisingly reduced
since the great advance OF two ana
three months ago. The coke comblna-
tiou holds prices firmly, but it has been
obliged to reduce the output TO i've
DAYS in the week, so that a decline OF
1Os80 tons for the week is recorded.
Oferings Of copper are less urgent at
lie for lake. but tin is weaker at $4;Zo'
because of heavy supplies while lead IS
shade stronger at $751;
During The past week failures nave
beeu 279 i'm the United States ana Gan
ada AGAINST go last year and AZ in
Canada against sc last year
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The acts of the Mexican engineers Of
the International Boundary Commits
SION. who have been making surveys
and placing monuments through the
southern part Of El Pas5. have greatly
alarmed the residents Of that city 1t is
supposed that the MeXicans intend TO
assert chat the line thus surveyed was
formerly the location Of The bed of the
Rio Grande, and thor therefore. the
southern part of El Paso belongs to
Mexico; but tits pointed out that mas
much as the river has not changed its
bad az the point Indicated since 1S4S,
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wnnL - CONGREss.

rfblv confused state with regard to What
thew shall do in regard to tariff tinker
ING. After the hullabaloo they raised
I'm the last campaign on the subject they
feel the necessity Of making some kind
of a move to make their blum good.
If anything IS done in this direction a
prominent feature of the programme will
be the restoration Of the tariff on wool
But the chicago Tribune. the leading
Republican organ Of the West, vigor-
ously opposes a restoration Of the wool
duties and it undoubtedly has the sup
port of the majority Of its party in that
section. and a large part Of it IN the
whole country. Of all the commenda-
bic features Of the new tariff none has
been so tavorabIy received by the coun-
try rs the transfer Of wool to the free
list with other raw materials Of man
ufacuras. The revenue to be derived
from wool would not be Of sufficient i'm
porunce to- justify the change proposed
by the Republican leaders. The reve-
nue. argument however Is ouO d Sl-'ODy
Dra.exc for the attack on free wool If
the Republican leaders in Congress sin
caraly desire to cover The treasury de-
felt by taxing the raw materials Of
manufactures, duties on hides ana SKINS
would yield far more revenue than
could be obtained by restoring wool 10
-he dutaOie list. What reasonable
ground is there for protective duties on
Wool ana Tor Iree trade III nluss ana
sains3
The Republicans who are opposed TO
O restoration OF the duties on WOOL ana
20 these oe'oag large ana increasing
body OF me WOODEN n"nul'c'ur5's' wen
understand now Ialse are 'ne c-'i"'ul'E
bowls over the decline Oh sheep growing
IN this country. sheep growing mas
long been declining in most OF the Old
States under the operation Of natural
laws that no tariff legislation could
overcome. This operation went Oh UNI
der ,Ae 'leA-Aley 1-'l-l- as wen 40 ''''''o'
us pfeoe s7'fs' 91e7p '1'i-C- '
raised TOT WOOL LOT prom On l5I'.'e anu
n'so-pricea lands ina, are u0 lor l"e
production OF "Aea-' corn Nes5-aOleS
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THIN HIGHEST AWARD

The Twenty Eighth Industrial i'i'
tinn Of tbe Mechanics Institute oI
irancisro. has granted the Highest i".
a. the Williams typewriter over all '.
pctitors. a......, .,,,,1 r,t...
tional Exposition has also giEel ','' Odd
ii.,,,,t tine Highest award and Medal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30

The condition of the Treasury does
not hold out much inducemeut TO- a
Republican Congress to- interest itself
.u legislation.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

AT THE SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
Church-Sunday School at 9:l5 a. IN.
Preaching by Rev. a. G.. Robb at 1879 a.
IN. y. j.. s. of Christian EndeaNor az 3:io
d. M. Memorial service. Wheeling Lodge
No o.. II. j. o. Elks 1880 p. m. Sermon
10y Rev Albert O.. RoDb. on5Oq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30

One vag, and two girls from allev
c who were out for immoral purposes.
were arrested late last night by the DO
lice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-30

About the only thing suggestive of
boxing connected with the modern pu-
gI.s- IS lhe box Office.
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Fine Fur Capes. Special to-day
Shook & Co.
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ZOE 500
DIED.

McCONNAUGHEY-At Bridgeport. Ohio.
Thursday. November 3S, 1s9l. at 500 D..
m. John TMcConnaughey. aged IS years
Funeral viii take place from the Meth
odist Church in Kirkwood. IntermeHt at
Weeks cemetery
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FREE!

with the sale OF every Wrap n beautiful
set consisting of knife. fork and spoon In
silk-lined box, at
THE LEADER, 1920 SIain Street.
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This is Shook d Co.'S special Cloak
Day.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ELECTION NOTICE.

The stockholders OF the ~. --
Exposition and State Fair Ass
requested Co meet iu the rooms
Board on Comm ssicuors of ON.
in the city Of WheeIrig vs.. Na..o
day Of Decem er. 1898. at 3 O'cloef
for the purpose of electIng "a Board
rectOrs. AZ REMAIN.
GEO. HOOK. S.c'y. no27
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$500 buys $1,000 Coat to-day at
l.. =. GOOD q CO.'S.
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Roast Pig and Turkey Lunch this
evening at Kleves.
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Monday Congress viii De added to- our
troubles.
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FREE!

with the sale of every Wrap a beautiful
set consisting OF knife, fork and spoon. In "a
silk-lined box. today at
THE LEADER. 1920 Main Street.
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u sLeamboat TavorLte.

In the Distric. Court Of the Unite
for the district OF West Virginia
N. n. Smith and others
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WANTED.

WANTED SITUATION AS UPSTAIRS
girl. Inquire at once, 1725 Eon street.
Reference given. ho5Oq
WANTED-FOR LIGHT ARTILLERY,
a.. >. Army. active, able-bodied, unmar-
ried men, ages II to 30. Citizens OF United
States who can read and write English.
References necessary Recruiting office
corner Market and Fourteenth streets
Wheeling W. va.
nO2j-3O, deJ-ll de23-ZS, jail
WANTED-TWO GIRLS FOR GENER-
at homework. Apply 1914 Market street.
no23edh
MRS NICHOLSON, OF THIS, STATE,
am expert typewriter has opened an office
at the ST. Stephens. 5V Fast Elevenih 81;
New York. West Nrginians visiting that
city will give her their writing II they IN
ronape. nol7edra
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CIoaks. Special prices. Shook & Co.
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.STYlRGIElA PRINTING COMPANY,
PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS.

The REGISTER. embracing its several
editions. ts entered at the Postothce 10
Wheeling ~. Va. as second-cllss matter.
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The volumes Of the WEEKLY begin
with the first Number for January OF each
wear. When no time is mentioned, sub
sCriptions viii begin with the Number cur
rent at the time o. receipt of order.
Remittance should DE made by POST
ofice Money Order or Draft, to avoid
chance of loss.
Newepapers are not to copy this adver-
Heement without the express order OF
rrorfa. A. BrOthprg
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JeeIjn9 3}e9}5ter
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31
iOjo, Ojo!

Sc desean vender IS sellos de los
del 4o Centenario del descubrimiento
de esta isla.
En- esta imprenta informaran,
pnr~- Nnvlernhre r2oz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31

" 20, contests ell duque, yo, a quien
vuestros amigos atscan, no solamente en- la
persona de Busy, sino tambiAn en- la mia,
sabre 81 soy vuestro hermano V al hay en-
Francia un solo hombre, q escepcion de vues-
ira majestad, que tenga derecho para mi
rarme cara cara, sin que ell tenor, va que
DO el respecto, les haga bajar los ojos.
En- aquel momento, atraido Busy por las
voces de los dos hermanos, SO presento ale
gremente, vestido con traje de raso verde
clarO Y lazos de color de rosa.
-Sef1or, dijo inclinandose delante de En-
rique III, digaaos aceptar mis- mas humildes
respectos.
-Pardiezl vedle aqui, dijo Enrique.
" NJ segtia parece, me hacfa ell honor
de hablar de mi, afiadio Bnssy
81, respondio ell rey, me allegro mucho
de veros; por mas que digan, vuestra fso-
nomia respira salud
Sefior, la sangrfa rejuvenece ell rostro,
dijo BUssy, y yo debo tenerle esta noche
muy reju uvenecido.
-Pues bien, puesto que os han maltrata-
do, puesto que os han querido asesinar,
quersllaos, sefor de Bnssy, y 20 os hare
justicia-
-Perdonad, sefior, contest6 Busy, nj ha
sucedido 10 primero, ri hare 10 segundo
Enriqne Sc qued6 estupefacto miro al
duque de Anjou.
~ bien, lque dccfais' le pregnnt6.
-Desfa, contest6 ell duque, que Bussy fu6
herido con una daga one le atraves6 el cos
tado.
-tEs verdsd, Bussyi dijo Ell r~y.
-Pnesto que el heImano de " NJ 10 ase
gura. no puede meDos de ser cierfo, un prin-
cipe de la sangre no habs meLtir.
~ tenieDdo una estocada en- ell oostado,
dito Enrique, tno o qusjareis del aeresorl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31

cuando un gran ruido de voces, que salfa de
la sala del consejo, le llam6 la atencion.
II Ahl eXclamo el senior de Nancey, pare
ce que ell rey disputa con alguno.
Cleric, contesto Busy aparentando cier-
ia inquietud, Ssera aeaso con ell duque de An
jou, quien he acompa1ado hasta aquf9
Ell captain de guardias Sc cin6 la espada y
se dirigio la galeria, dende efectivamente
sc ola ell ruido de una animada discussion.
-Decid que no hago bien las cosas, dijo
Busy volviendose hacia San Luc.
-5Pues que hay9 pregunto este.
Que ell duque de ADjou ell rey dspu-
tan acaloradamente, y como este debe ser un
soberbio espectaculo, zorro ALA para no per-
der NADIA de el. Vos, entretanto. os approve
chais del tumulto, no para huir, porque ell
rey os volveria atrapar, sino para poner en-
lugar seguro este hermoso pale que oe re-
gallo. iEs posibleG
-Si, pardiezl y 81 no 10 fuera, tendria que
serlo por fuerza, pero For fortuna me he fin
gido enfermo J no salgo de mi cuarto
En- ese case, adios, San Luc; sefIora, no
me olvideis en- vuestras oraciones.
Y Busy, gozoso de haber jugado esta ma
la pasada Enrique III, sali6 de la antec.-
mara y lego la galerfa, donde ell rey. mo-
rado de colera, sostenfa ante oil duque de
Apjou, palido de ira, que en- Ia escena de la
noche precedente habia sido Busy ell pro-
yocador.
-Yo os afrmo, senior, exclamaba el du-
que de Anjou, que Epernon, Schomberg.
O, Maugiron y.Q Ielus lie esperaban en- ell
palacio dc Tourneiles.
-JQuien os 10 ha dicho2
-Yo mismo 10 vi, senior, con mis- propios
ojos.
-En la oscuridad luo es ciertoa La nc Dhe
estaba oscura como boca de lobo..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31
CAPITULO v

PREPARATIONS DEL REY ENRIQUE PARA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31
Los sntrascrstos msedscos csrwanos
CON e1eycsce0 en- estd cgssddd,

Certifcan: que han comprobado "a en- la
practice efcial, va en- la particular, durante
Ia epidelnia variolosa reinante en- esta ciu-
dad, la ofcacia incontestable del virus
vacuno procedente del Institute de Vacu-
naci6n de don Santiago Seijo instalado en-
Arecibo bajo su Observation-Disclosures que di-
cho seflor Seijo despues de un coneienzudo
y detenido estudio, ha conssguido perfec-
cionar el nivel de los Institutes Europeos
de su fndole. 81 eultivo de souel virus pro-
fiactico de Ia viruea hasta el extreme de
poder aseeurar afrmar los que suscriben,
one en- esta pobiacion ha producido tan fe-
Ices resuitados ha ohtenido tan lisoujeia,
atisfacto-!o hrillarte sxito, que Sc han
conseguido con 81 enpleo y propagation oil
exterrninio de Ia viruels que aterrorizaba y
diezmaba esta poblaci6n desde hace diez y
ocho meses. No vaclando per ende los in
frascritos en- publcar-no tsn solo por me-
dio de Ia presente sino lue tambien por la
prensa periodical del pals scr necesario-
que la infa vacuna extraida de Ia ternera
del precitado Institute es superior prefe-
rible todas las demas ussdas en- la isla, In
eluso la de Londres, cue estadfstica >,ente
ba dado meier y mas resultado, hasta el ex-
tremo de haber conseguido Ia psssts4laci6,s
caci,sol en- un noventa por ciento. Y para
que conste valga donde convenir pudiere
4 don Santiago Seijo espido la presente en-
Ponce II de Mayo de 1889.-Dr. Ba1tasar
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