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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-30

es Ia vista que me hizo Robin Og, uno de
los hijos del fAmoso r b Roy Ii buscaban
por todas parties, acusSndosele de haeerse
robado una mnjer y de casarse con ella o Ia
IsrZa. Sin embargo, se present6 en- Bal
quider como 81 tai cosa, aeguido de numero-
sa comitiva. Era 81 quien sbia matado de
rn tiro Santiago Maclaren. asunto que ez-
taba adn por arreglar; no obstante ess
circumstances, entro en- Ia casa de sus NOR
tales enemigos, como 81 entrara en- posada
p1blica.
Nuuca tuvo tempo para decirme quien
era, y ambos nos miramos con inquietud S.
acercaba Ia hrra en- que Alan venia visi-
tarme: entire los dos no era possible mucha
| ammonia. Entr6, pues, con mucho aparato
de cortesis, pero como hombre que trata
con infsriores: Sc quito ell gorro para salu
dar la sefiora Msclaren, pero SO 10 encas-
qusto de nuevo para hablar Dacan, hs
bi6ndose puesto asi como sin duda pensaba
-en la posici6n que le competia, SO acerc6
mi lecho y me salHdo.
Sc me ha heeho saber, sefior, dijo-
que su apellido es Balfour.
Me llamo David B .lfour, r,-dijs-para
aervir usted.
lie diria usted como me llamo, seffor.
replied, -pero en- estos tiltimos tiempos
han tocado malos vientos en- contra de mi
fsmilis; tai vez baste decirle a ustad que
soy hermano de Santiago More Drum
mond, g Macgregor, de qnien no es dificil
que haya usted dido b blsr.
- 81 senor,-le die M tauto alsrmado,-
tambien do 81 padre Macgregor Campo
bello " me sente en- mi CANA v Ie saludG:
porque pense que sra mejor lisonjearlo, caso
de que cifrara sn orgnllo en- haber tenido
por padre IN proscripto fors sgido.
Ne salud6 en- respuesta-
--Psro 10 que he yenido & decir, ,-prosi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-30

no pensaba muy bien acsrca de semejante
hu6sped; como uno de los Duncan, que
era ell nombrc del duefs de Ia casa, tenis
dos cornamuoRs y era muy afcionado Ia
m6sica, ell tempo de mi convalescencia fue
casi una fiesta continue.
Los soldados nos dejaron en- paz; auDque
vi uua vez dos compAf1ias Y algunos dragones
cruzar por el fondo del vallc, donde los po-
dia divisaI desde mi lecho por, Ia ventana.
Lo mss sorprendeuts fu6 que no vino vsr-
me niDgdn magistrado, nj se me preguntd
de donde venfa nj q doude iba, y en- aquellos
tiempos revusltos y sgitados me halle tan
libre de toda investigation como 81 me en-
contrase en- un desierto.
. Sin embargo, mi presencia ALI fue conoci-
da de todas las gentes do Balquider sus
contornoS, antes de que sbandonara aquel
lugar; muchos venfsn vlsitar Ia casa, y es-
tas personals eSparciAn Ia noticia entire los
vecinos Las citaciones carteles judiciales
habian aldo impresos. Uno estaba clavado
cerca de mi CANA desde donde podfa distin-
tipguir mi fliaci6n, no muy lisongsra por
cierto, en- letras mny grandes, v la suma .
que SO habfa puesto precio q mi cabeza.
Duncan y ell resto que sabian que 20 ha
bia lleRado con Alan, no podian abrigar du
da alguna acerca do quien era 20 otros
muchos debian de haberlo sospechado por
que si bien mis- vestidos eran otros, no po-
dia cambiar mi edRd ni mi persona; j6venes
de diez ocho AMOS y de las Tierras baJas de
Escocia nc sbuudan en- aquellos lugares (; y
ademas. atando oabos aqui y ALI, no podian
menos de relacionarme con los carteles. Y
asi fue. Otras personals guardian IN aecreto
entire dos tres amigos fntimos, y al I'm algo
se descubre; pero entire estas gentea 80 di
&C I'm secreto TOGO IN pueblo y 10 guardian
durante IN siglo.
Aconteci6 una cosa digna de refsrirse; u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-30

gni6,-es esto El afio As mi hermano le
yanto gante d. guerra y march6 con seis
eompanias para der un goips por la buens
cau5a; y ell cirujan que N arch3ba con nues
ira gents y euro Ia pierna de mi hsrmano
herido en- Ia batalla de Preston Pans, era IN
cab sllero del mismo apellido que listed. Era
hermano de B alfonr de B nth; si usted tie
ne un grado de pareatesco Immediate con
ese cabslero, aqui me pongo con mi gsnte
las 6rdenes de ustad
La verdad es que ID no saba NADIA do mis-
ascendientes, auDque mi ito nae habia ha-
blado de alguUos de nuestros parientes como
de pergonas de m1chss campanillas, pero no
recordaba NADIA que Sc relacionara con ell
presents asanto; ssi 90 que tuve que pasar
por la modification de confesar que no 10
saba.
Robin me dijo sin grandss rodeos que
seotfa mucho ell paso que habia dsdo, me
volvio la cspalda sin salu iarme siquiera, Y
al dirigirse IL puerta pude Dir que To de-
cia Duncan que 20 era s'solo un truhsn
que no saba quien era su padre" A pesar
dc la c6lera que despertaran en- mi estas
pslabras de 10 avergoBzado que estaba dc
mi ignorancia. no pude menos de sonreirme
II yer que IN hombre que estaba persegnido
por In iusticia (y que tres af1os mas terds
fa6 b arcado) Sc mostrass tan cnidadoso
aeerca de Ia pzrentela de sus conocidos.
"a en- la pueIta, 80 encoBtr6 con Alan
uue entraba; ambos ech1ron ell pie atras
Sc miraron como dos eoemigos. Ninguno de
los dos era corpulento ri alto; pero pareefa
QUE ell orgullo los hacia crccer realnaente
Oada cual cef1fa una espadas y 10 creed q cierto
osirnieDto de Ia caders Sc destac0 Ia en-
puffsdura, como para que sstuviera nk3 q
la mano para hacer nso del arma
El Sc 1or Stuart creo. .-diio Robin.
EN- sfecto, sefior Nacgregor, no e. IN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-30

nombre de que pueda uno aversonzarse,- =
contesto Alan.
-Yo no saba que estuviese listed en- nj
terra. seffor, -dijo Robin.
Me parece que astoy en- Ia terra do mis-
amigos los Msclarens, dijo Alan.
ESQ importa POGO, ,-replic6 ell otro,-y
en- ese particular hay alg que sgregar Pc
ro me parece haber dido decir que usted es
un hombre que mansia la espada.
A menos que h6biera ustsd nacido scr.
do, sefior Macgregor, debe haber dido ustsd
algo mas que eso,-dijo Alau,@Yo no soy
ell dnico hombre que pHede mauejar la es
pada en- Apin; cuando mi pariente ell ca
pltan Ardlel. tuvo una conversation con nm
caballero del apellido de usted. no haca mn
chos af1os, jamss he dido decir que Macora-
gor llevara Ia mejor parte.
Use reiere usted mi padres
-Pudiera ser,-ccntest6 Alan.-El caba
Hero quien me refero tuvo ell NAL gusto de
agregar el nombre de Campobello su aoe
lido. f'o
Mi padre era un anciano, replico Robin
-ei combate era desigual. listed yo ha
rfamos una pareja mejor
diio Alan ''
Yo me hallaba casi fuera de Ia CANA =
Duncan habfa estado observando estos dos
gaiios pelsadores, dispuesto 1 Intervene an
oil momsnto oportuuo. Pero euaudo ga nro-
1unc1aron aquellss pslabras no hahfs lngar
naciiac'ones, J Duncan, Ago pkli 10, Sc In
terpuso entire ellos.
1oaDalieros,-dijo,-yo 70 he estsdo pen
sando en- otra cosa. AQni est&a mis- corn..
musas, aqui estaa ustedes dos one oszsr
Ia lama dc eycelentes tocadcres de cornsmr.
sa- Hace tempo que se disputa acarca ~
quie = 80 Iieva Ia palma. Tenemoa ahor. H.
oportunidad de decidirle. =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-30

- Sefor, r,-dijo Alan dirigendose Robin
dc quien no habia apartsdo un momento ioa
o1os, como tampoco Robin de el,-me paEoee
que hs dido hablar algo de ESQ. IEntlenoe
listed de musica, como dice Ii gsntei toAD0
usted tocar Ia cornamuEai
-Pnedo tocar La cornamusa como 81 pfi-
mero-exclam6 Robin
y ESQ es mucho decir, -repiico Alan.
= He hecho buenas mis- pslsbras antes &c
anora' ra',oontesto Robin ESQ contra N0,
-Es facil probarlo.
Duncan SO apresur6 traer el par dc cor
hamusas puso delante de sus huespeoeo
IN 1amon una botella dc una bebids com
puesta de aguardiente de centeno, misi ds
aDe1as crema dulce, todc bien batido. Los
oos enemigos estaban sdn punto de dess =
yalnar 10 espads; pero Sc ssntaron frente
Lrente 1unto 81 faego con m gran despliegoe
de cortesfas Maclaren los invite que pro
oaran el jam6n y la bebida preparads pof
su esposa. Pero Robin di6 las graeias dloieh-
DO que era malo para la respiration =.
-Debo advertirle a listed, senor, dal'
Alan, que hace cerca de diez horas no prne-
90 allmento, 10 que es peor para 10 rsspira-
clon que cualquier bebida de Escocia.
-Noquiero aprovecharms de nipguna ven
ta1a, sefior Stuart, replied Robin.-Ooma
listed beba: 20 10 acompaiar6.
Dada uno comic una lonja de jam6n DC.
oio IN trago de Ii bsbids preparads po[ 10
sonora de Msclsren; y luego. tras msenss
nuevas eortesias, Robin tom6 la eornamnsa
y TOGO algo de una manera desordeDsds -.
-iAhi usted puede haeerla resonar, ,-dlle
Alan-y tomaudo el instrumento que tenia
y, rival, toes la miama pieza dc IN modo
loenfico al de Robin; y despu6s empezo nnas
varlaciones que faA adofnando de Ia mane1A
nQaH agraciada que puede daree.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-30
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los tsstyascrstOs nse9scOs cSysyGnOs
C0ss e1evcscSO en- eSt0 ciMddd,
IHGEEIERO
PONCE y. r.

con- e1erCscsO ess eSt0 Ctsddd,
Certhcsn: que han comprobado yA en- ls
pHtet.ea ofciai, 4A e1 Is particular, duran {
Ia erider&iA vArioics& yeinAnta en- esta cIl,-
dad, In oio8cia incontestable del vixrOc
seAnnG procedente del Institute d III -
sptQjo, assss don santlsgo ssfpapa! Vacu-
nAei6n tcres sumisoG4g0 irztai&do eH
ArNclho ba1o Ru clFec ssE.-DiEisge que ci
shO ksLcT se15c oesppes as an eoncieuxudo
Gstsnlco sasudic, hR conseguldo psrfec-
SlcrA& eI n1Vsl de los Institutes EurUpocs
de 80 indol0, oil cultlyo dc aqcel virus pro-
El&etico dc La viruela hAst& oil extreme de
pocez aaegnrar y Rtrm&r los que suscrlben,
one en- sstA poblsci6n ha producido tan fe-
ices resuitaGos y ha obtenido tan nsonjere,
atlstactoE1o brillante &xlto, cue SO han
eCnsesuiGo cen su empleo y propagation 81
exrermlnio dc In viruela que sterroT1&aba y
diexmGbA est& poblaclon cesds hace diez y
ocho n-eses. No vsoli&Edo por ende los In
trAscr1tos en- puhtcar--no tan solo por me
dio de In presenSe sino Que tambieE pcr La
prensa pert0dica del pais ser necesario-
que L. nnfa vacuna extraidR de La tePneea
Gel precitado institute es superior y pEefe-
rible todAs laA demAs us&das en- 10 isls, In
eluso Ia de Lordres, y que estsdisticsEente
h& daoo meJor J mas resultado, hasta el ex-
trsno ae hAcer conseguido La passtSSGcS6ss
U0csssuI en- an noventa por ciento. para
que conste valgs donde converlr pudisre
d don Santiago oelJo sspido la presente o.
Ponce IL ds Mayo de lS5e.-LT. Bastds0E
lSsoNes- LF. O9sckGGo-UT. BSTesos-DF.
%oG0ms- LF. CtSpN0a-O OT. F&aGl Ases--DS.
GaucO AZ CssS Gs<SAscs-LF. SEaW 4vssssas-
LT. III. ZenG GsssdSG-LeT. OessHsST0 Z. dc
nIla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-30
Ojo!
Sc desean vendeT as sellos de los
del A.: CentenarEo del descabrimientc
de esta Islai
En csta lmprenta infoFmaran,
Ponce. Noviembre 1894.
PARA OARRETERAs

Sc Vessde c0si q usitGd de SO UGsoT, ss':G md
assis0 sritsrGdoTa de psedra nsessstd0 para cG-
TycterGs, CON so caldeTG q Gens6s pSesos, e'
msssv btscs estGdO ssss DsGrtissete de rep~esto.
EJ Qsss Ia isEeTese ptseGc Girigirse d0n RO-
boTt0 Graham, ess est0 eisSdGd.
POysce, Febssro II de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-30
EOLLETlN (ss
ROBERTO LUIS STEVENSON
FLAGIAD0
TRADUooIoN DE FRANCISCO sELLEN
CAPITULo XIV
En- B0lqutder
(Co1ttnuact6ss)
TRADUcoIoN DE FRANCISCO sELLEN
CAPITULO XIV
I'm BdlQutder
(ConttD uact6n)

Pero sea que 81 fuese I'M buen doctor,
que yo era muy joVen fusrte, ell oaso es
que no permaneci en- CANA mas de una Sc
mana. antes de un mes me encontre en-
condolences de ponerme de nuevo en marchs
lleno de Amino.
Alan durante todo este tempo no quiso
senararye do mi, aunque con frecuercia le
inttS para que 10 hiciera; realmente So te-
meridad en- Quedarse ALI era objeto de mu-
cha alarrna entire los dos tres amigos 2
ouieues &c les eonf6 ell secrcto. Dnrante el
dia 40 ocultaba en- una caverna de IN bosque
Immediate, por Ia noche, cuando ell can't
no estaba despejado, venia 10 casa visi
No necesito decir cC67to me alegraba de
varlo la sefiora Naclarsn, nusstra patrona,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-30
Espec1fco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especffco desaparecen los bar
ros y la picaz6n que producer las erup-
clones en- el cuerpo. Els el verdsdero "Qui-
ta-do. ~" Sc usa en- fricciones Sc api-
ca en- ochenta casos distintos.
V6ndese ON JRana- -Diaz-barrio de Hate
puerc. casa del inventor solamente.
Mayo 4, 1895. A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-30

E vapoF H. l. ZMara en- yiajs - este nne-o +om.
sale de quel puerto da en- al corTe0 dre
eh 7e dol 28 toarA Espana trasbo
al deeto sale de igua e da
osuam
En- cuarentena ded 1: de Mayo al SO de seen
admte odos los pueos de paro so
nto Santand
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13
TEE new ABBO SAINT RIUM.

A synopsis of the rapid growth
wonderful work of the Abbo Medicol s
Surgical Institute, the proprietor.
which and their present and pronosos y
situations form the subjects of the w''
trations shown below, will no doubt !.
interesting reading to the citizens q, O
vannah, who have watched the astor,.s
ing work of Abbo and the success uhIs,
has attended him.
Abbo, as he is most commonly knou.
arrived in Savannah last January -.
after properly registering his djplor..
and credentials as legitimate mad,,-,
practitioner. opened an office in the pro,''
dent building and advertised himself =,
an expert specialist in the cure Of Al
chronic complaints and promised IN DIV.
those who visited him treatment bv sv,
tenn of medicine that would be wondsr,,,
in its results. The advertisements war.
read and the statements they contairaa
were openly doubted by many and recAlv-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13

Oh young man named Hill, who lives
near the WeNivas which shows what
orange county boys are made of. Hin
Is ABOUT Is years old. He was riding his
pony through the woods when his dog
struck trail and took 1t up. The how
Iollowed on horseback The dog over
TOOK large wildcat and held it at bav
uhui ms young master arrived. The bow
LOOK OH his bride rein and converted II
INTO a lasso, which he threw over the
cats head. lie tied the other end OF the
rem 10 his saddle and rode home, leading
the cat. He put the beast into a cage
ana now has him on exhibition.
Putnam B. Bishop. one Of the most wide
iy known men in Florida, died at Citra
Friday. Mr.. Bishop had been in declining
health for some time, and his death was
not therefore unexpected. The deceased
was born in Vermont in 1923, and was
% years OF age. His early life
was spent In the west, afterward return
ing 70 Hamilton N. Y, where he attended
the Madison University. graduating from
tne theological department In 1913. Short
~ after he graduated he married Miss
SOPHIA i. Lathrop. His first pastorafe
was Ia charge OF the Baptist church az
burlington, Ia, where he remained FOR
several years. He afterwards removed
20 Auburn, y. Y. and, his health falling
MIN lew years later, he decided TO come
south This he did, as the representa-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13

The ejectment suits in the case of the
squatters on the land of the Bell heirs,
on the garrison at Tampa, was formally
begun Friday. United States Deputy Mar
shall Mckay served summons on the
squatters, notifying them to appear be-
fore the United States circuit court and
show cause why they should not vacate
the land. These heirs have received their
patents from the United Staes govern
ment for this land, and they now ask
that the people now occupying II get off
or make some kind of arrangement IL
Is understood that SOME, If not all, Of them
will fight the case, but there seems TO
be no question now as to the results, as
the heirs have the deeds to the land.
The Florida Central and Penlnsular rail-
road Is one Of the parties In the affair.
IT runs four tracks entirely through the
property. and a suit has already been
entered against the company for damages
TO the property and for the rent since
the railroad has been using Il. This Is
now considerable sum- and the road will
no doubt make a determined fight against
the payment OF any damages or removal,
The railroad has made satisfactory ar
engagements with Mrs. Carew since she
secured her patent, and by this they Sc
cured their valuable river front property.
but without the tracks running as they
do now, their river front will be worth
but little 70 them.
Fridays Orlando Reporter tells story
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13
FLORIDA.

Jacksonville's population is now claim
ed to be N,761
The orange crop in the Manatee river
section is estimated at 5000 boxes.
Contractor Leonard expects to have the
new Union depot at Jacksonville COM
pleted Jan. /.
Gov.-elect Bloxham will attend the Good
Roads Congress at Orlando Feb. 2, and also
governors of other states.
There have been $4,000 expended at
Daytona the past twelve months in new
homes. Many of these homes cost from
5000 to $4,000.
The town authorities of Orlando are re-
moving all the unused street railway
tracks in that town and holding the iron
TO pay for the removal.
William r. Stone, who fell from Jack
sonville, Tampa and Key West train at
Palatka Wednesday, died Thursday at the
hospital from the shock.
The ST. Augustine Cycle Club has made
arrangements for programme Of outdoor
sports to take place at the new athletic
park on Christmas day.
Messrs. Hottenbaugh and son. bicycle
tourists Of Pittsburg, Pa. passed through
Ocala on their way south Monday They
had been eighteen days on the way and
Travelled 1885 miles.
A colored man, by the name OF Henry
Sheppard, who was employed on the lefty
work, was found dead on the wharf at
Fernandina Friday. Heart disease was
the cause Of death.
The Northeastern District Union of the
Christian Endeavor of Palatka adjourned
Thursday night after a busy session of
two days. The next meeting of the union
will take place at Crescent City, in May.
Lieutenant General John M. schohield,
United States army retired. and Mrs.
Schofleld have arrived at st. Augustine
and are occupying their new winter quar-
ters in the Flagler cottage, opposite Grace
M. e. church, on Carrera street
The ladies of the Presbyterian chureh
Of Orlando are preparing Christmas box
to send to the orphans of the Thornweli
Institute There are about $50 children mt
the institute, their ages ranging from 20
IA years, and they are needy.
The syndicate which Is engaged in plant
! ing celery at Island Grove, In Alachua
county. report fair prospect for a yield.
! Thousands Of plants have been set out
during the past few days. and all Of them
are showing signs Of ample growth.
The case OF Bertola vs.. stetson, involy-
ing the right Of title OF the Kingsbury
property near DeLand, has gotten into
| the United States court. the case being
/ Instituted by MI Bertola. II has been In
! litigation for several years. the matter re.
! Gently terminated in the state supreme
! court Ia favor OF Mr., stetson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13

the doctor they have invariably Decono
his supporter and advertiser, telling WIZ
out hesitation of his undoubted skin an
recommending him to their friends. ino
Abbo Medical and Surgical Institute na'
become part of Savannah, and VIII Gun
tinue as such, advancing with her pOs,
perity and joining in all her fortunes anu
misfortunes as destiny may commanu' Us
present location at 1888 HUI street Is KNOW.
TO every one, and while the Institute
at present taxed to it's utmost to accom-
modate the patients, every pains WIN ~. ei
taken to give them proper attention UNI
the new Sanitarium is completed.
The new building will be equipped WI"
every comfort and convenience ana eve, n
medical apparatus, no matter now eAp'n
sive, that will tend to make the nVes a
the afflicted comfortable will be provluvsu s
One portion of the Sanitarinm VIII "a
especially set apart for consump~Ne 60 ~
in fact, wards and rooms especially aosps,
ed for the treatment of certain olse"'''
will be used for such purposes 80.
Ample operating rooms are provided iUa
in the Specifications where every Iacl I.-
will be at hand to aid in the most uans
Gus and difficult operations. Specl4i "a
tention will be paid to the eye, ear Sr ~
throat department where disease,
these organs will be treated and WIZ
persons threatened with blindness WI.
given the same advantages that nllsn' "a
secured in the most renowned eye am
institutions of the world. In short eVe.s
department, every ward and every rOO oo
will be so thoroughly furnished ana pr ~
vided for the relief. comfort ana cui e. ~ :
the victims of disease and sickness vnaS
Savannah will become known as MAJ, ~
Of relief and the Abbo Sanltarium WI. @s
tract patrons from one end OF the cou""
IN tho ltba,.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13
DID HE SUCCEEDe

Did he succeed in this is a question left
entirely with the public to answer. 1t is
not necessary, however, that they slngly
or in chorus proclaim by word of mouth
that he did, as they have established as
mute but undeniable evidence and which
stands as convincing proof of Abbo's skill,
the Abbo Medical and Surgical Institute
and the largest practice ever enjoyed by
any physician ever known in Savannah.
This could not by any possibility have
been accomplished unless that the treat
ment given the vast number of patients
was of such character to denote the pos
session of high medical skill by the doc
tor. Certainly the intelligence of the resi-
acter to allow themselves to be imposed
upon for such length of time, a fact
that has been demonstrated time and
again by the cold and decisive freeze outs
which they have accorded impostors and
unskilled medical men, who have attempt
ed to hoodwink them.
From the little Office started by Abbo
sprang the Abbo Institute, and the de-
mands made upon this establishment,
which as it stands at present is one of the
best equipped and thoroughly furnished
establishments of its kind by the people
Of this city and the surrounding country
it is found necessary to again look to-
wards the further enlargement of the In
stitute and the provision of every instru-
ment and device known to the medical
and surgical profession for the cure of
disease and the alienation Of the afflicted
and suffering.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13

ed by others with a degree Of suspicion.
The sick and afflicted people of Savannah
had read similar announcements before,
and the unexceptional history of the spec
iaiists who had visited here before was
that they were here to-day and gone to-
morrow. The people, therefore, were 10th
to accept the statements made by Abbo IN
their entirety and the unprecedented at
least were willing to allow bis work to be
the proof by which he could lay claim to
their patronage and support
This was only a fair determination and
Abbo wanted nothing else. He had made
his reputation upon the results of his
knowledge and Skill they were his stock
in trade, and by them he felt confident he
would in due time gain the support, good
will and influence of every fair-mnded
and honorable person who had paid suffi-
cient attention to his work to be in po-
sition to pass upon it.