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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-13
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Bees Swarm on a CoGn.

A strange incident happened at a
funeral near Parson, Kansas, the other
day. A little son of Samuel Carson,
residing southwest of the city, died
and was buried in the neighborhood
cemetery. There being no hearse, the
remains were placed in a spring wagon
and conveyed to the cemetery. On
the way to the grave swarm of bees
gathered on the lid Of the coffin and
there remained. When the cemetery
was reached, all efforts to drive the
bees from the coffin were without
avail, and the pall-bearers were forced
to take charge of the coffin with the
bees swarming about them, and before
the remains were deposited in the
grave every pall-bearer suffered, being
stung in more than one place on the
face and hands. The bees chung so
tenaciously to the coffin that mauy of
them were buried with the dead boy.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-13
The Bishopville Church Calls for Aid.
RnEtSt Courier.

Dear Courier: Two months ago to-
day I appealed to the Brptists of the
State through your columns to aid us
in rebuilding our house of worship,
which was destroyed by fire April 9Th:
The result was one dollar from good
layman. We were then straining
evory nerve to meet our obligations
to our several Boards, and could not
see our way clear to aid an established
church, but now that the Boards have
made such remarkably fine reports
before the convention and we can
breathe a little easier, will brethren
not lend an car to our appeal? hope
so. We are numerically weak and
financially poor. Every dollars worth
of property destroyed by that horri-
ble fire was owned by Baplis:s, which
increases our weakness. We have
been hard at w,rk toward rebuilding,
and have in bank little over one
thousand dollars and about five hun
dred in subscriptions. This is not
near enough to build such a house as
we ought to have, and we have done
all we can. II every sympathlzer
would send to Bro. w. II. James, our
church clerk, only small amount we
could rebuild at odca, and be very
appy and grateful. Fraternally,
T. W. ScRUGGs,
Bishopvil!e, S. c., June I, 1895.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-13

JUDGE GoFF'S Injunction restraining
the Supervisor of Registration for
Richland County from opening bis
books has been dissolved by the United
States Cir ut Court of Appeals, Chief
Justice Fuller, Judges Seymour and
lIugh.s composing the court.
The court, we think. very probably
gave a prampt decision because the
nature of the case mad: it necessary
The court bases its decision Hpon tie
ground of lack of jurisdiction. The
decision i based substantially uron
the position that court Of equity Will
no; interfere if there is L plain and
adequate remedy at law, and illesaity
alone cannot afford ground for eQuitabe e
interference. It would seem. from
the mere synopsis of the opinion, that
the court holds that the complaint is
more as to the administration of the
law than to the law itself, and this
would not warrant the Federal Court
in interfering. 1t is possible that the
case will yet be taken to the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
The Registration law has been before
eur State Supreme Court and there
pigeon-holed. If that conrt would
give prompt decision, it would end
a great deal of trouble in all probsbil-
itv.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-13
Headquarters for for Millinery.

TRIMMED AND UETRMMED LADIES' MISSES AND CHILDRENS
Ribbons Fancy Feathers Birds
T Buckles Vclvcs Six, Cpes and ohe goods
:4n:g these goods which
them down. Now is
vorr :ia:c 10 GENE aud tny at j. o. BOAGS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-13
MRS. 7. n. HAbENICHTI,
An Ordinance
Come and see US.

PERTAINING TO THE GRAZING OF Cows.
Be it enacted and ordai"ed by tie
Intendaut and Wardens Of the town
of Winnsboru in Council met and by
the authority OF the SAME:
That the grazing of cows on the
streets cf Ninnsboro shall be lawful,
except as hereinafter provided.
Prorided, That grazing shall not be
permitted on Congress Street, nor on
East Washington Street, nor on Zior
Street north of East Washington.
Prorided, further, That each cow
shall be securely haltered and he!t
while grazing and that the grazing of
COWS shall only be permitted between
the hours of A. NJ. and 6 P. NJ.
Prorided, further, That any one Of
Tending against the provisions Of this
Ordinance shall be fined twenty-five
cents for each and every offence.
That all Ordinances and parts of
Ordinances inconsis ent with this Or
dinance be and tie same are hereby
repealed.
Done in Council this 18th day Of
May, 1895, and with the corpo
lis rate seal of the town affixed.
JAS. W. HAWAIIAN,
Intendant.
Attest: J. A. HINNANT, Clerk.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-13
DR.. Miles NerYi11e R>ifG*af ffesitl,
LETiTH,>; ~! ADMIN, STla,t IL y
:-I'.i'?i: NE >NG'rH &. N.GsCLENA.
C::;-:TE nT FAIRFIELD.

Oy:S Z. JUII-''5I =, Esq, JNHGel Te1Nie
s!i!EUEi>;, .'Aln,~ =. ti"t:!as y hath
" nla,:n SIT tn - - graft i!i2! let.
ta2S of administration ~ t!:a estate and
effects o! G'E"aia !. Holman. deceased:
These are, therefore, 20 ci:a &':d a:tnloA-
i5h al anil >inGu!a: the *i1!dred and cred
i,0rs 81 til" Sai'i Ti;i:i:i> H"j!Ean, de.
ceased, that 'iIry be and appear before
80. in TIE Court u Probate, Il he held at
Fairfield Iourt ii1l;Sc, S- T., o:l the 21st
ca Gf jane. aft@" rG:''.,atisn here.
/, al II O'Clock in the tnrci."nN. 10 show
c;;;lSc, !! aIiy t%aE lave. why t;;r said ad-
...;:.i,;;;;;j;;oil >lrrI::,: not ~ Granted.
I:vci: under my E&H';, t:t:s .:iIi Day Of
juHc: y. D. 1870.
5. K. JOHNSTON.
. -G-o Judge Of Probate.
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actually affected every day in his
country, I or the reason he gives, that
a United States silver dollar is worth
twice as much as Mexican silver
do lar containing mole silver. Why?
Gecluse the Mexican dollar represents
only the vslue of the silver it contains,
while the United States dollar repre-
sents "a dollar in gold" The Mcxi-
cans would be glad enough to exchange
their dollars for ours on even terms,
and would have good cause for de-
string to make such exchange. l. is
not easy to understand why we should
be dcsirous to exchange our dollars
for theirs on the same terms.
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I'll
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NEWS AMI HER AID.
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IL, S,,.:ial cl.,> f1r .,:5r.''t aa'eT-
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Regular rates charged fnr obituaries.
Orders for Job Work solicited.
This newspaper is no: responsible 1or
r.ulonS ard views expressed anywhere
l,t. than in the editorial column.
All articles for publication must et ac'
:; ,:npan:cd by the true NAME CT tae autHcI
nj written in respectful language ana
r;tten on one side of the pa;.er The true
a:ne reluireias an evidence Of good iaitli
All communicatsonS-edlto business
local-should be addressed to IHE
lEws AND HERALD co.
w. d DOUGLASS, Edlto:.
JAS Q. DAVIS, Treasurer.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Business Manager.
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A Household Treasure.

D. W. Fuller, Of Canal ajoharie, n: Y,
says that Ee always keeps DR.. Kings New
Discovery in the house and his family has
always found the very best results follow
its use; that he would not be without it if
procurab!e. &, A. Dykeman, Druggist,
Catskill, n. Y, says that DR.. Kings New
Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough
remedy; that he has used it in his fap,ilp
for eight years, and it cas- never failed to
do all that is claimed for it. Why not try
remedy so long tried and tested. Trial
bottle free at McMaster s. Co. S Drug Store.
Regular lZe 59c and Sl.eG
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-13

We reproduce al editorial from the
Ne,cs and Courier showing what would
be the practical effects Of coming silver
dollars at l6 to free of charge.
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WINNSBORO, 6. G..

I'll .rs lay. June l3. : 1888
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17
AZ INnEI.nUnh STORY.

Tho Famous Colouci, Who IL Soon to
visit Wheeling, Tells 1t on Hlm,oiL
One Of tho most substantial organisa.
lions OF Newspaper writer's ia this coun.
try ia tho Chicago rreu Club. It'
snlendid entertainment. oil newspaper
visitors to the Worlds tsirwlluot soon
bo iOrgollon. ltacccpts no iayors ifomin'
diyiduals, although thOy arc frequently
offered by ih0usHtlpsl pnrsons, who
hone thereby to gain tho favor Of tho
pross. Every year, however, Tor sever.
al Years past, II has cnEig0I Robert q.
lngursoll to lecture for ia benefit, and
upon lhosn occasions tho vast Audi
toflum OF that city Is crowded 10 its
utmost capacity,
Just proyioui to hia lecture there, a
short limo Rgo, a party OF Newspaper
men were awaiting hiB arrival at tho
Grand Pacific holOl, whore he always
siops when lo Ia ia Chicago, and they
wore begu,lng tho time by tho relation
OF stories which they had heard oil
which tho colonel was tho central
G,ure Zach man, Ms no began his
story, would preface itW with tho COnlOn.
ton that his wac the best story no had
ever heard. Finally tho colonel on.
tered, and, after greetings, ho was APP
poalcl 10 10 toll iho best story
about himself Alter Clcating away
some Of tho dust II travel that still
fingered In hi, lnrou, said
"Wcll, boys ! think tho beat story
aver told on mo was Nv tho follow who
said that my bclt Upiltpli would be- tho
subject NJ nv lecture tonight, Robert
Burns" ami q, ho aboko lhcro wa'
that sly twinkle IN hl1 owes that hna
charmed ttp nynty hrhotirt.
Col lngcfioll Will bo acon on tho loo.
iufo platform In THIS city, aud will do.
liver his famous now lecture, Tho
Foundations Of Faith" nj tho Opera
House In the near future,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17
nEMAlN5 on IN. cooKH
Taken to lIayre dr Grace, Ma, for litter.
mvnt Yesterday.

A"NNN ~ "NffN ~" hH'"''t Fh't hNA H"NN''
mvRt Yesterday.
The sudden death OF Rev, Dr. W. H..
Cooke continued yesterday to DO lead
ing topic Of conversation in all circles
about town, and seldom is such sincere
aud general sorrow expressed over Tie
death OF any man, Every person had
kindly word Tor him.
The romans Of DR., Cooke were taken
to IIayro de Grade, Md, on the
early train on the Baltimore ( Ohio
road yesterday morning, 4 committee
Of the Whroiiua lodge If ElGs accom-.
panied tho body to the train ~ fGrIher
mark oiapprccmlion Tor lha many SER
Vices lN had done tho lodge. Mr..
Charles Consp, the doctors con, DR.,
Bel.0yi.,c anl ", b. Simpson Rccnm-
panic tho body, and his other san and
daughter anl other friends and relatives
mot lhu party an its arrival at lislli'
more Yesterday, lie WAS laid beside
his vile in the cemetery at llavre dc
Grace.
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THE K. OF P. BAZAAR
A Large Crowd was in Attendance
at the Opening Evening,
A DESCRIPTION OF THE EXHIBITS

That should Draw Great Crowds tho
balance OF tho Weok-Nprous OF
Nigh aud Low DsGree-"Cakes 'IiII
You Can't ltost"-llat Wonderful
sido Show Which Ioiip,cs other
Attractions - Tho Committees in
Charge,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16

eecrdpulos de mi delioadesa, prestar mis-
acciones mas sencillas el color de premedita-
da intriga Impossible me era conocer con
exactltud el giro que darfa 4 su malevolen-
ola; pero no podfa dudar de su habiiidad
para elegir los msdios, porqus conoeia me-
Jor que nadie los lados dlbiles do las imagi-
naciones que guerra impresionar, ademas
posefa sobrs Mar2arita 10 mismo que sobre
su madre, el imperio natural del disimulo
sobre la tranquesa, de la astucia sobrs ell
candor; goEaba entire elias de toda la con-
fanza que mace de prolongada costnmbre y
de intfmidad cotidiana, = sus sefIoras, para
usar 50 niismo lenguaJe. estaban muy lejos
dc sospeohar, baj las aparfsneias de gracio
sa 1cviaiidad Obssquiosas atenciones d.
que 50 reviste con consumado arts, 81 frene-
ST de orgullo y de ipgratitud que roe su mi
serabis aims. Cosa hirto veTosfmil er4 que
mano tan ssgura tan dIsrtra d-rramarf.
sn vsneno con pleno srito Ii s. eofita Ca
rolina podja temsr en- yerdad, al osder sn
ressntimiento, colocar de nusvo Ia mano de
Margarita en- La del senor de BsvaIlan Y
apresnrar ell matrin.saio que destrairia su
propia smbicidn; psrn saba 20 que ei odio
de la muj 70 ealcuis naf4 10 arriesgs
todo, temia por coEsiguiente, por parts dc
ssta In venganza mas rapida mas ciega en-
10 cual teufa raz61
Todo esto me hizo pa.ar en penosa absie
dad las horas que habia dedicado 4 daio~s
pensamientos. Todo euanfo la dependencies
pnfde fener de mas punzante para nm alma
aifiya. In sc1pecha de mAs amargo para una
eonciencia recta. el deSprecio de mas Ia
miilante para m cnrazhn que anna fetin 10
experimentaba 20. En- mis- dias pcor,s Eo
ma habsa presenesd Ia adeersidad cap sma<
smponxoffadn
Sin embargo, procuraba trabaiar como dc
costuWRrs. 4 sso d. lne 100 f1j 4 eAea,
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INGI ESA ALIEN ANA

bre, Alaiu, quien los rumores de Ia ante
camara habian enterado rim duda de 10 que
acaDa6a de pasar, porYue no cesaba de mi
rarme muy triste, lanzaudo por intervalos
profundos suspiros obssrvando. contra SUI
costumbre. sombrio sileDcio. Habi6ndele
preguntado, supe por I'll que las sei1oras ha-
bfan decidido no ir al bafle
den mis- papeles escribi cuatro letras al Sc
nor Laubepin para rscomendarls 4 Elena.
en- provision de- 10 que pndiese acoLts GER
Destrozsbame el coraz6n Ia idea del aban-
dOno en- que la d.jaIi 81 me tocaba Ia des-
gracia: pero no por ESQ vacilaba en- mis- in
mutables principles. Podre enganarma, pe-
70 creo que. On nuestra vida moderna, el
honor DONNA sobre todos nuestros deberes.
Supple hoy tantas virtudes medic borrsdas
en- las conciencias, tantas creencias medic
extinguIdas: juegs, en- al estado de puestrx
sociedad, un papel de tai m anera pra at~ctor.
que nuDca Sc me ocurre debilitar sus dere-
chos, discntir sns decisioues nj subordinar
los deb res one me impOne I'll honor en
su caracter induhnido. es una cosa superior
4 II lew 4 IL costumbre: no se rsrio<ir.
acerca de 81. SO ie siente. Es una rsiiyi6n.
Creo, adem -, que no hay s@ast,mier fn
profnndamentU incrusfado en- eI alma I'M
mana que no este sancionado por Ia n x6n.
On nitimo Case, mejor estl soIa ~ ii
mundo una mujer que protegida lor un
hermano IN marido de- honrado.
Esperaba liegsse de m mcmcnto { <.-o
.lgdn mensaje del sefior de Beyallan. , ~
tiAponiA marchar casa del precen,.sr d-I
pueblo. que 60 IN odcial ves.. inuf,lirs ~
IN crim@A rfra sni.lirxsle me sns.sr,,,s,~
a. do " n IN pn.*f. .,.,,.,a. q
niisa1o seh.r de Buv.lisn u. cDyo :. !. his, -
espIesAha, II vez qne 4i~rts .s.ntr1,;. 1..s Z
loiiat trAuqnexa Alegrfa.
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blonde se encontraban las seforas desde q
medic dfa. Ea ell salon encontre la sefic-
rita Margarita, la sefiora Aubry. ell seffor de
Beyalian dos tres personas mas que me
eran POGO oonocidas. Mar garita no mani
festo VERNE, continuo departiendo con el
sefior de Bevallan con mas animation que de
ordinario.
Tratabase de un baile improvisado que
dcbfa celebrarse aquelia misma noche en-
una quiuta Immediate. al que habia de con-
curTir la ioyen con su madre, { instaba al
sefior de Bayallan para que las acompaflase:
este se>exeusaba ai5gando que habfa salido
de casa por la msfiana. antss de recibir Ia
inyitacion, que no Sc encontraba en- fraje
eonyenieute.
Margarita fnsisifa. con amabilidad gracio-
81 apremiant- qae par..cla sorprender gu
mismo iuterfocnfor. iici6adole que tenia
tempo segnramente para IL 4 81 casa, vesfir-
SO volyrr para acompafiarlas.
FL sen II do B,rallan. objet6 que todos SUI
cabsiias de tiro estaban forrajeando y que
M podf vofver caballo en- traje de baile
ran listed en- la carretela.
Y al mismo tempo, dirigiendo por prime
"a vez Ia vista hacia mf envolyiendome en-
una mirada en- la one vi estallar ell rayo, me
iito con voz breve de mando-
Sr. 0diot, que enganchel
Esta orden seryil entra tan POGO en- In me.
dida de las que acos Iumbran fiiragirme
aqnf r rn In de las que pueden snponerme
soporfar, que desperfd In afen-
ci6n Ia cufi0sidad has1a do los mas indife-
rentes. Inmed iafamente cesarcn todas las
conversacioues el senor de Bsvailan miro
con asombro Ia i6ven. crregnida me miro
4 MI, fone ssreeta give se levauf6 81
sseerxhan aigna loco Arrsbato dc c6lers, se
ouca naren
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OCTAvIo FEUILLET
LA NOVELA
UN JOV B N P0 B R B
(Continuaci6n)


Hermosos millones, cuyo origen est mas
6 menos limpio, seg1n dicen, pero que en-
iiltimo case vendran muy oportunamente
para rcvocar ell marquesado dorar de- nue.
vo el escudo. lPues bien; desde este
momento puede usted renunciar & ellcs
porque le juro que no conseryara usted su
mascara nj un dia mas, y esta mano Sc la
arrancara
-Se1orita, va es tempo de poner TN a
esta escena, porque estamos tocando al me-
lodrama, Ne impulsa usted que me pre-
yenga y Ia adelante en- ell terreno de la de-
laci6n v la calumnia; pero puede usted ba-
jar 81 con entera seguridad, porque la doy
mi palabra dc que que no he de seguirla
Servidor de usted.
Ne separe de aquella desventurada con
profnnda repugnancia, pero al mismo item
90 con sincera compassion. Aunque siempre
he sospechado que hasta los caracteres me
i0res, por ls misma raz6n de sus buenas
tualidades deben irritarse y falsearse en- la
posici6n equfyoca v mortifcante que ocupa
aquf la sefiorita Carolina, mi imagination
10 habfa podido descender hasta el f,ndo
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Cierto es que las insultantes palabras que
me habfa dirigido squella boca tan bella,
| tan amada .....- y tan cruel, habfan he
cho penetrar ell frio de la muerte hasta en-
Las fuentes m6s profundas de mi vida, y
dudo que hoja de acero abri6ndcse paso q
trav6Sde mi corsz6n me hubiese causado
mas dolor; pero nunca me he encontrado
mas daef1o de mi mismo. Ell rimbre de que
Sc sirve la sefora Laroque para lamar sus
criados estaba sobre una mesa mi alcance,
: apoye en- ell ell dedo.
Tn criado Sc presento enseguida-
Creole die que la sefioIita tiene al
go que mandar listed.
estas palabras, que escuch6 la joven
con estupor, hizo un yioleBto signo negative
con la cabeza despidio al criado. N.cesi
taba yo salir enseguida de aqnsl salon, por-
que me aht gaba, pero no podfa retirarmo
ante la actitud provocadora que habfa to-
mado el seflor de Bevallan.
A to mia murmnr6 ihe aquf una CO
ga bastante extrxfiai
Fingi no oirle, y Ia seflorita le dijo dos
palabras brnscas en- voz baja.
Accedo, seflorita -confes;6 alzando mas
Ia yoz. -pero permifaseme al nienos mani
fcstar mi profundo senfimiento por no te
ner ierecho q intervenir aqui
Levanteme ensegn da, colocsndome q
dos pssos del sefior de BevallAn, 10 die:
dor DE- Rsyailan, ese aentimiunfo a.
de 1odo punto iniifsi, porque 81 he creido no
d0ber obeds oeE las 6rdence do esta seflorita,
estoy compl. tamente . las de listed
nArcho apersrias.
Nay bien, lnuy bicn, seflor mio: I~rfecta-
menfe -cont0st6 ei sefior BevaIlan, rnovien-
40 con af.ctsci6n II m&no para trapqnilizar
las seF1nras.
Nos sslndxmos sail. Conf snlltafiams a.
y ~ MI torrs, strsi6udome como ~ costuu
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del abismo de hiel que aeababa de abrlrse
ante mis- ojos. Cuando Sc piensa en- clio,
Sc We seguramente que no puede haber exis-
tencia que someta el alma humana tsnea-
clones mas envensnadas, que sea mas A
prop0sito para desarrollar aguzar en- la
imagination los deseos de la envidia, para
sublevar oada instants los arranques del
orgullo, para exasperar todas las vanidades
y todos los celos naturales de Ia mujer No
puede dudarse que la mayor parte de las
j6venes quienes la pobreza y su instruc-
cion llevan su empleo, tan honroso on 81
mismo, SO libran por la moderation de aus
aspiraciones, con ell auxilio dc Dios, por
la frmeza dc sus principles, de las deplora-
bles agitaoiones de que no habia sabido Ii
brarse la seflorita Carolina; pero la prueba
es muy temible. Mnchas veces he pensado
que nnestra desgracia podfa lsvar a mi
hermana ingresar como institutriz an al
guna familia rica; pero despues de eota es
cena juI6 solemnemente que fuese al que
quisiese nuestro porvenir, compartirfa con
ella en- Ia buhardilla mas pobre al pan mas
smargo del frabajo antes que permitir Ia
mas que Sc siente al festin enveuenado de
esa opnlentA odiosa escIav vitud.
81 era irreyocable mi determination de
dejar ell campo libre la se1orita Carolina z
no entrar bajo ning1n concepto en- las recri-
minaciones de uua lucha degradante, no 20.
dia, sin embargo, contemplar sin inquietud
las consecuencias probables de la guerra des-
leal que Rcababa de deolarsrme. Evidents
mente estAba ainenazado an todo 10 one ten
go m = sensible on mi ooraz6 y on mi ho
nor. Duefia did sscreto de mi vida y del se
ere - oecno, Tmu1mnDcoa Ia psrEda
hasdarzo 10 ddf con Ia menti-
C[{ {GKA~s l+tS<ss
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Para mas inormes dirgirse Consg~. .aos plaza
RRFf TO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16
Los s,yroscystos nsedscos csryanos
CON eiercsceO en- eStG cenddd.

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Certifcan: que han comprobado y& en- Ia
pr&ctica official, va en- la particular, durante
Ia epidemic variolosa reinante en- esta ciu
dad, Ia ofcacia incontestable del virus
vacuno procedents del Institute de Vacu-
naci6n de don Santiago Seijo instalado en-
Arecibo baio su direcci6n.-Diriase que di-
cho sefior Seijo despues de nn concienzudo
y detenido estudio. ha conseguido pe-fec-
cionar el nivel de los Institutes Europeos
de su fndole, Q! cultivo de aqnsl virus pro-
fil&ctioo de la viruela hasta sl aAtremo ed
poder asegurar y a6rmar los que susc-iben,
one en- esta poblaci6n ha producido tan fe-
iices resultados ha obtenido tan lisonjelo,
atisfaotorio y brillante exito, que SO han
conseguido con su empleo y propagation el
exterminio de la viruela que aterrorizaba y
diaxmaba esta poblaci6n desde hace diez y
ocho meses. No vacilaudo por ende los in
frascritos On publicar--no tan solo por me-
dio de Ia presente sino que tambien por Ia
prensa peri6dica del pals ser necesario-
que Ia linfa vacuna extraida de Ia ternera
del precitado Institute es superior y prefe-
rible todas las dem&s usadas en- la isla, in
cluso la de Londres, que sstadfsticas ,ente
ha dado mejor mas resultado, hasta el ex-
tremo de haber conseguido Ia ps4stalaci6n
pacissa1 en- un noventa por ciento. Y para
que conste valga dot de convenir pudiere
don Santiago Seijo espido la presente en-
Ponce II de Mayo de 1889 DR.. Baltasar
IN;gues-Dr. Corchado-Dr. Reuw6n-Dr.
Pagassi-Dr. CoyOMas-Dr. Vidal Ries-Df.
Elise0 Font y Gs1izl0t DR.. Juan zglesids-
Dr.. II. Ze,so Ga.dSa-Dr. Casimiro 3. del
VnIls
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Este preparado indio, de gran fana en- =
pals, cura radicalmente los catarros grip
leg, dolores de cahexa, neurslgias, reumak
nfsmaciones dsmas afecciones cutaneas
etc, etc.
La fe-mula de cada boteila indica la rns
nora de usarse- A pssar del gran consum
se este preparado, su precio sera con
.igue Gaia de "a medias bo.eiias, / peso
Uniccs depositarios del legftimo 9ace
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-16

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de 3. Estantes de ausubo de 6 AZ va
ras. Surtido general de maderas de
Florida, tablas de todas classes demA.
efectos para construction.
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Plays--P.mer Nt.vi-rnhr- % ie 1894