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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23
AUSTIN LETTER.
To the Daily LIGHT:

To the Daily LIGHT:
AUSTIN, Feb. 22.-.To the man up
the tree, the political situation in
Texas, has absolutely grown absurd
in that 1t has developed more two
faced people than the entire cival-
lied world should possess. In
other words the rankest political
cowardice has served to close the
mouth Of almost every politician
in the state, until none Of them
dare read aloud from newspaper
for fear some one will think they
endorse what they are reading.
This charge OF cowardice on the
part of politicians is based on the
fact known to the writer and to
others that these are now mem
politicians-not only in this city,
but every where in the state who
are bitterly opposed to the actions
of the Dudley committee and would
cheerfully throttle Dudley, while
they spoke their true sentiments,
but for the fact that they are afraid
to open their mouths until they
see exactly how the cat is going to
jump, and then they want to jump
that way too. Members OF the
official family here who are going
around looking wise, while they
say that they approve the Dudley
committees action are deep down
in their hearts and in their private
uttersnces to friends, cursing Dud-
ley black and blue for his arbitrary
and dangerous proceedings. The
writer is further prepared to say
that while everything apparently
is sweet as pie up in the big state
house family, that the I'M
der current is as badly dis
turbed as that of the gulf
in stormy weather. Every single
one of the horses up on the hill are
watching the other like a hawk,
for fear that some Judas work will
be done, and the result is chaos
within and chaos without and
trouble for one and all. 1t is further
understood that some OF the official
family who, up to this good hour,
have presumably been disposed to
stand by the Dudley committees
action are now in that way of
thinking where the drop of a hat
wo uld cause them to come forth in
the flercest denunciation OF Dud-
ley and all his actions. The fact
that this feeling of revolt which
is prevalent in the minds OF
some is known not only to the
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

He sent pigs and mats and other pres
ents, but, in accordance with the native
custom, was not permitted to speak to
the girl he loved in person.
Tamasese was rejected, but contin-
ued to love the girl. To the horror
of this rebel prince, and to make his
hatred of the present government all
the stronger, King Malietoa became
enamored of the same beautiful taupou.
The king, though, has an incumbrance,
for he was married some years ago.
There is a native custom that came in
very handily in this emergency, how
ever, for Samoan chief of any rank
is entitled to set aside his wife when
ever he chooses and to take another.
When King Malietoa attempted to set
aside his wife a month ago he found
difficulties in the way. What happened
then is the talk of all the islands, and
may, before the clouds clear, cause an
other war. The queen refused to be
set aside. This emulation of Catherine
of Aragon produced a sensation in
Samoa. Nothing of the sort had been
heard of before. The queen, however,
declared she had been married to the
king by the missionaries and would not
leave him. In case she was set aside
she threatened most direful vengeance.
King Malietoa, accompanied by his
advisers had gone so far as to pay WIS.,
its by night to the mother of the tau
pou of Taiala, but now the threatened
vengeance of the queen has stopped
even this. The queen and the lovely
taupou do not speak as they pass by,
and the king and rebel prince may meet
in deadly combat before the romance
is properly ended. Tamasese is the son
of man once declared king by the
Germans, and his pretenses to the
throne once before involved the coun-
try in war. Now he has another reason.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23
An English Archdeacon's Toast.

Archdeacon Denison is said to have
once proposed toast in the following
terms: Lest there should be anyone of
this vast assembly who should feel him
self left out in the cold, lest there should
be anyone who should be able to- go away
and say: My health was not drunk
am about to propose toast which 1
think win include everybody. 1t is
this:
Here's a health to all those that we love;
Here's a health to all those that love us;
Here's health to all those that love them
That love those that love them that love
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23
Manufacture of ChIoroform.

Pure chloroform is now successfully
prepared by electrolytic method. A
constant current is passing through a
salt solution in an enameled vessel by
means of lead electrodes. This lib
crates chlorine, which reacts on a
stream of acetone diffused into the
vessel, and the chloroform produced is
thus collected by distillation.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

Pedro Salla, the wonder sleight-
of.hand performer, at Limburger's
garden, this afternoon. 1921
F. c. WILLIAMS, advertisement writer
makes a specially OF Dentists, Tailors'
Grocery and Furniture ads. Address PA
Avenue Z. 151
The best riders in Southwest
Texas and Mexico. This is the
only show. Limburger's garden,
this afternoon. y It.
The winner "Fitzsimmons
2-23 II JOSIE BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23
Lake NrlchIran,s Depth.

The deepest place ever measured in
Lake Michigan showed depth of $40
feet, or about one-sixth Of mile. The
mean depth is 325 feet, or one-sixteehth
of a mile.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

Louisiana. 1t embraced the site of the
present city.
He labored in the mines until his
death in 1910, and was buried on the
top of the cliff separating his smelling
works on the north from the Indian
village to the south. This bluff, rising
boldly from the Mississippi, is extreme.
ly picturesque and commands an in
spring view of the city to the north, the
river, the bluffs of Wisconsin and the
crescent valley of Illinois through
which the Mississippi flows when in the
full tide of it's majesty.
1t is a singular fact that the circum-
stances of Dubuque's death and burial
are presented in greatest detail in the
French language and in rare old French
volumes, held principally in Paris.
What has come down through the early
settlers, the first of whom settled here
a quarter of century after his death,
is a tradition that the Indians, who
came from all points of the compass.
and some of whom travelled hundreds
of miles, buried him with great cere-
mony and erected rude house with
leaden roof over the grave of the daring
pioneer.
Early writers record the presence of
this house over the grave, and in fact
the oldest settlers remember it. How
ever, the last remnant disappeared
years ago. The Early Settlers associa-
ton has made spasmodic efforts to raise
a monument fund, and now proposes
also the conversion of the old Sac and
Fox village into public park and its
dedication in this semicentennial year
of Iowa's statehood.
The monument proposed is to be IS
feet high and of stone covered with lead.
It must be confessed that no great de-
gree of interest has been enlisted, es-
pecially among the citizens who might
be expected to contribute, and an ap-
preparation of public funds by state or
county seems the only practical means
of concentrating the plan. 1t is esti-
mated the monument would cost SIS, 900.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23
LASKER is CHAMPION.
Crowns Himself King OF the Chessboard
at st. Petersburg.

at st. petersburg
The international chess games at St.
Petersburg ended recently. Lasler
took the first, Steinitz the second, Pills
bury the third, and Tschigorin the
fourth prizes. The game left unfinished
between Steinitz and Tschigorin on
Thursday, an Evans gambit, was COLI
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

IT is to be regretted that Mr..
Ogden, who has proven himself an
enthusiastic republican, should
have switched to the Allison move
ment and ventured to assume the
authority to call a convention to
elect delegates to st. Louis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

Let the 9th be a real genuine
gathering OF good republicans and
friends OF Judge. Noonan, and 1t
will be recognized as the regular
republican congressional conven-
ton.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

Until the 18th century a ring
formed part of the official dress of
every priest of the Roman church.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23
-"Fitzsimmons,D the
alpine hat, $l.25 each.
HERMANN REFUSING,

Notary public, will attend to PEN
sion claims, Power Of Attorney and
Passports to all foreign countries.
Translations. Office, San Antonio
Daily LIGHT, 104 East Commerce
street. y
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

The Fredericksburg irregulars
forgot, or did not want to, endorse
Judge Noonan, they did not make
an utterance about the republican
party, perhaps they were ashamed
TO do so, or too anxious to carry out
a conspiracy that they were
afraid it would cause them ouble.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23
DUBUQUE MEMORIAL.
Monumental Tower for the Grave of the
Founder of the Iowa City.

FOunuef OF INC IOWh City.
The neglected grave Of Julien Du-
buque at Dubuque, Ia, is proposed as
the site of monument to the city's
founder. Dubuque was French miner
of liberal attachments who came from
Prairie du Chen in 17ss to explore the
lead mines to which he gave his name.
These mines were found In the village
of the Saes and Foxes, with whom Du-
buque established friendly relations,
and his grant was confirmed by Baron
Carondolet the Spanish governor Of
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

Jules Wallace, spiritual medi-
um, holds another seance Sunday
night, Odd Fellows hall, Sp. m ;
sittings daily, 305 East Commerce.
2 % 2t*
-"Fitzsimmonsw the winner
alpine hat, $l.25 each.
2-23-lt JosKE BROS.
Prof. De Gay, the renowned
tight rope walker, will give a free
exhibition at Scheuermeyer's park,
near the Asylum, Sunday afternoon
February 23d, at 8 80 o'clock. The
cars will run every ten minutes. 3t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

Use DR.. Miles, NERVE PLAsrERs for SPINAL
WEAKNESS. All druggists sell 'em for &c,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

''If the "Lillies" stand back and
forego their glory in the 18th it
will be because the regular couven-
tion at Mission garden will voice
the wishes of the party.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

In the first place, Mr.. Ogden is
recognized as an honest, fearless
fighter for what he considers to be
right, and his services as chairman
of the subcommittee that conduct
ed the Noonan campaign were
invaluable, gave him prestige
throughout the district. This fact
makes it unfortunate that he
should have engaged in conspi-
racy to elect an Allison delegation
to st. Louis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

This convention is called by the
joint chairmen who called the con-
vention that nominated Noonan,
and its success augers well for it's
complete recognition at st. Louis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

Let every county that can pos
sibly reach San Antonio send a
delegate or proxy to San Antonio
on the 9th. We want the 18th Dis
trlct to go up in good shape. No
snide business will be tolerated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23
SHORT STOPS.
What the People are Saying.

The calling of the regular repub-
lican congressional district con-
vention in this city on the 9th
inst, for the purpose OF electing
two delegates and two alternates
to the st. Louis convention, is gen.
orally approved throughout the
district.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

-
THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
Commencing Friday, February 81.
Matinee Saturday Afternoon.
MR.. GEORGE BUCKLEY
PRESENTS
Mr.. Edwin Ferry,
SUPPORTED BY
Charles NJ. Collins
and an excellent company in
the following classic repertoire:
Friday Evening, Othello; Satur-
day Matinee, Ingomar; Saturday
Evening, Virginius; Sunday Even
ing, Damon and Pythias.
G-Prices 25, IS, 50 and 75c. Seats now on sale.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

The LIGHT and Erie Presse the
republican papers Of the district
endorse the regular convention Of
Mission garden on the 9th. Who
endorses the potters at the unau-
thorized Allison convention at
Fredericks burg?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

The Fredericksburg convention
was gotten up entirely to Mr..
Ogden's satisfaction, only sixteen
counties were represented, eleven
by delegates and five by proxies
mostly held by himself. In fact
only eleven counties out OF thirty
seven were directly represented.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

The strongest counties for Noon
an are opposed to it's action. Moth
ing goes but the regular conven-
tion on the 9th. The reform re-.
publicans submit to the 9th Of
February convention, and repu-
diate the irregular Fredericksburg
convention. We want harmony
in the ranks.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-23

There were fifty.four votes in all
at the convention, and Mr.. Ogden
with the careful coaching Of Mr..
Terrell, proxies ETC., was enabled
to send Allison his left-handed
delegation. Had the district been
properly represented Mckinley no
doubt would have been the choice
with Reed for good second.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-12
ia llamaado la muerta entire sollozos de

ia llamando la muerta entire sollozos de
arrepentimiento de amor
Largo espacio estuvo asi: por fin bes6 de
nueyo ia loza, sc fue como habia yenido
Pegado al muro quod6 Pascual Y pensatiyo
permaneci6 en- el l6gub;e sitio. lugar de fan
extrafios sucesos, hasta bien cerca de las tres
de la madrugada. FL lsyelo Sc habia desga-
rrado subitamente; conocia al eulpable. Eu
IN momento reconstruy6 la escena del ase
sinato sComo no 10 adivino en- tiempo opor
tunoT Recordo al insensato inpando con
Rosa con smenszadora algeria: en- ell coraz6n
de squel ser idiots arda IN deseo brutal. '
el afan de ssti facerle. Con la .bestialidad
de una fiera, ell pastor pretsndia saciarle. y
al YER que Sc lie resistia la j6ven, la arrebat6
como una press, sorpTendido sdbitamente
por Chassevet y Pourtois, hugo; quiso aca
liar los critics de la victima, Y su amor resnl
to mortifero. AL presente, el irfsliz pasaba
u vida recordandola en- medic dc crueles
torturas, las noches bnscandola en- los ho-
rrores de su especie de sonambnlismo.
III probiema estaba resuelto; e. crimen DO
Ola probarse muy facilmente, con solo Que
repitiera ctra escena como la que acaba Al
de presenciar. Pero SO repetiria todos los
diasf Aquella peregrinaci6n del crimen era
diariaf ga
Por dos veoes volvi6 Pascual an ohsar
vatorio, otras tantas volyio suceder II
de la noehe primera - -
I'll soDambulo ilegsba, atra vesaba el ara.
nal, se detenfa en- Ell horno, paraba an 81
cementerio Presa de La misms nsaadiila
repetfs 10 mismo diariamente. OongencEdo
ds este Pascual, resolvio aproyechar la o6or.
Sin dsr nadie cuenta do sus dascubri.
mieutos, Sc avist6 con el comisario Jonssylin
le rogo one 10 asompaflase casa del pfocn
rador de In renIs hiioa All; las r<nt6 H. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-12

adormecids; la vida nocturna con sus radios
diyersos 10 inyadia todo.
Pascual Sc sento en el suelo, Sc entreg6
a sus pensamieutos
La velada qua abba pasado en- Olairef mt
SO reprodnio en- su memoria, primaro en- COZ
ju1to, por fin distinta hasta ca sus rnas nj
nios detalles Nj una sola vez le dirigi0 !,
palabrs; estuvo tai cual era antes de ocnrr;,
los incidentes que establecieron cierta init
ma comunidad de miras entire ellos; frfa Co
mo ell hieio y altiVa como uua reina.
Cuando crefa que era dueffo de su con
aanZl y de su amistad, la vefa indiferente
alejarse de 81 sErs que en- su coraz6n no
habfa NADIA para nadieg Sin embargo, ell dfa
de la vista, la coptempl6 emocionada hasta
10 Infinite, y autes de esta en- sus ojos Sc lefa
ell dolor, y Ell llanto mojaba sus mejillas En
squellos momentos 81 penetro en- su alma
fue dueno deeila. porque la h;zo sentir Pc
70 la impression no duro mss que IN fugitive
meteore; de tan dulce possession no Ie queda-
ba nj un atomo.
lAhi lCuan feliz le hubiera hecho una so
la Erase de gratitud, solo de gratitude FL
su honda pena, aquella prueba de interes lie
hubiera consolado mucho
FL reloj de Clairtfon did as doce: Ia luna.
"a en- Ell zenit, difundia por doqnier sus me
lancolicos respl4ndores.
-8Hasta que hora debo esperara (pens6 Ell
loyep). Estoy como Horacia, eapiando al es-
Dectro del rey en- la explaE ada de FL eueur.
81 mi padre no me eng H5, "a quiea voy q
verI / 81 a'guien Were, Ipasara por auuif
Ia secreto preseutimiento Ie decfs Que
haoia eiegtdo lugar a prop6sito Estuvo
ooservando IN ratio dos liebres que salts
ban corrian jngando en- ell sendero. en- tan
10 que sobre ell cerro de 0lairefont an zorro
gal1is, parsiguiendo IN coneio. para preve-
mr. 81 companera emboscada entire los ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-12

a la puertecilla. FL joven Clair f mt desco-
rrio los cerrojos, Sc disponfa seguir hasta
Neuville; pero Pascual Sc opuso clio.
-Voy por ell camino real. . No SO mo-
leete usted en- acompa1arme, porque me
atreverja a recorrerlo con los ojos vendados.
DespuSs de hacerse las mas francas pro-
testas de amistad, sc separaron, Pascual. en-
vez de seguir por la csrretera en- direction
al pueblo, torcio hacia la taberna de Pour
tois
La casa estaba va cerrada, sus alrrededo-
res sombrios soitarios, por las rendijas
de la puerta Sc fltrsba a)gdn rayo de luz
FL joven gano ell terreno del Gran Margal,
y apagando en- la possible ell ruido de 81 pa
SOS, le recorri0 hasta cerca de Couvrech amps
Iba andando con tiento, miranda a todas
parties con profunda atenci6n, como al sc
propusiera descubrir alguien oculto en- las
sombras Llevaba, por toda defenss, su
bast6n de p0Io de hierro; pero acostumbra-
do q semejsntes escursiones durants sus via
Jes, ninguu tenor abrigaba.
AL llegar 10 alto sc detuvo; era precisa-
mente Ell sitio en- ell cual Roberto observ6 las
huellas que atribuyo q la cszs; sigui6 la es-
pecie de sendero que forms aban eatre la ma
leza, y como ounce 8 veinte pasos mis- ads
lante, torci5 un lado y Sc embossed detI Is
de IN euebro bastante grande para ooultar
le la vista de los que discarriesen por la
seuda tortuosa
Las estrellas fnlgurabau en- Ell cielo sin
una nube. La luna, como IN enorme disco
de eobre, Sc alzaba sobre ell b lrizonte por
entire las rsmas bajas de los pinos, POGO
faltaba para que esclareciese ell bosque con
sus resplandores palidos melanc6lcos. En-
el desiertn vale. ese vago rumor que solo ga
o5serva en- los ingares pohlados de &rboles.
EaDtastico do snyO, y que excita a maditar,
a a Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-12

saba, pidiendo en- nombre de la iusticia que
10 presenclaran, para poner las cosas en- SD
precise lugar, certiicando aquella prueba
.-Estoy la disposition de usted ne dijo
Oh magisGrado). y voy disponer- 10 necesario
para asegnrar los resultados de nuestra en-
presa sEl seffor de Cairefont era, pues,
victIma de un error2 Francamente: crefa-
mos Cooos que usted invent6 IN criminal ina
glnarlo' apiaudfamos la victoria de su gran
taiento- Zero, dada la inocencia de su ellen
te dc usted, nosotros tenemos ell deber de GER
tincaria, porque la msgistratura en- Francia
DORA slempre de bueDs fe, no dcsea mas
que esciarecer la veIdad.
81 qulere usted, nos reuniremos ests no
enc Las once en- La puertecilis del psraue
ue Dialrefont, y ell sefor Jousselin anostsra
gu gente On la capilfa del cementerio. Doroue
aunqne estoy SECURE de que Roussot, en- 50
esIaoo de sonambalismo, no We ui oye, no
ss.sIa oe mas que tomemos todo genero de
rador. =
a las cineo, Pascual lego a Clairsfont.
No sc 10 esperaba, y fu6 recibido con
u tse eauas "a m1estras de algeria de parte de
ID tia dc Isabel y de Roberto.
Ei marques tambi6n le hizo tan buens
g. siua como oe costumbre; pero Antonio
dfas quo "sAes
nseia algunos dies que su earacter habis
10 oasuo. .ane Ella que antes era Ia algeria de
Ia casa, estaba de orcinario trista nssaha :
veces horas eDteras absorta an nrofnnffas
a.s 81 algo Is sacaha de elias,
] = ! s.empre dospues dc IN estremecImieEso
da - ano .niEaua vsga, como si Geepertase
ue un profnndo sneflo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-12

| torrales. POGO antes de Ia una oomenz6 8
impaeientarse, y va Sc disponia abandonal
La empresa por aquella noche, para torpar a
su obSerVatorio la siguiente, cuando. des
p'ses de una brusca d5tenci6n en- sus iugue
teos, las dos liebres enderezaron las oreias.
dieron correr hacia ell bosane Enton
ces escuth en- 10 alto del sendero pasos de
III, hombre que sc acercaba
Sc estremecio, apret6 los dientes, empufd
er "a ciestra ell basto3, esper6.
E. ruido SO hiz1 del todo distinto: era eI
andar de una persona que no teme ser ofda.
Ss'brs ei fondo blanco de la cuesta del Gran
Msfg'l sc eestacaba la igura de un hombre.
con ei tfaJe en desorden y la eabeza al aire.
I. scuai reconoci6 en- 81 a Roussot Con
los jos abiertos. fjos en- IN punto. andan-
do como un aut6mata, cual si IN imsn des.
eonceid,' 10 atraJera, pas6, y Sc perdio entire
los arDoles
Pas ;asi le sigui6, sin que al parecer el
pastor nttase que era objeto de aquel espio,
naj5
Andssa erg7ido, sin precipitarse, pero
tamo en- ELL detenerse,< como una maqui-
na-
Al ilegar ri rSzo donde fue hallada Rosa
por Chasssvei y Pourtois, Sc detuvo. Su
rostro famo u. expression desesperada: re.
torciendose n laos, rompi6 Iorar con
soiltz ) desgsfradores, prosigui6 su cami
no hacla C0a ayfss hsmps. Seguido por Pas
cuai, LEGO al cementerio del pueblo. Con
la sgilidsd de m tnano, salt6 el idiota La tn
pia, acereandOs, Il una tumba coronado
por una cruz de MADEIRA, Sc arrodill6 re-
nov6 50 lianto. Beando la piedra con do
loridos ademanes, .sresa de horrible deses-
peracion, gemia, sD lengua murmuraba
ltorpemente:
-Perd6n, Roeai Perdonamei.
Il Era IN espectaculO aterrador yer ri idio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-12
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los ssstvoscvGtos nsedscOs csrsgG'aos
CON aieYcscso en- este cestdszd.

con 43eYCsCTO en- eSEN CssStASGs
Certifcar: que han cemprobsdo " en- Is
erEctisa oEelai, "a an L. particular, duzs1te
In eridenaia var1olosa reinAnte an esta ciu-
dad. In ofcacia incontestsble del virus
vacuno proCedente del Institute ds Vacu-
naci6A de DON Santiago Seljo instaladO en
Arociko ba1o su direeei6n.-DiriRse cue d.
oho senior Soljc dsspues de IN e0ncisnz0do
Y dstSnido eHtudiG, IA Gonseguido p9Y1sc-
olonAr el niYel da los institutes Eusoraos
do au fndole, 81 cultlvo de aqIel virus pro-
HlSStlco dc lA vixusla hasta ei extreme dc
poder asegurar afru1&r los que suscT1nen,
qne en- eeta poblaci6n ha producido tsn te-
-ASNe resultados ha obtenido tan Hson1eie,
AHsfactorio brillante 6xito, que SO han
eonseguldo con 81 empleo y propagation el
exterminio de- In viruels que atsrroriSaea
dlexmaba esta poblaci6n desde haos dtsz y
ocho nesea. No vacilando por erde los IN
Hascritos On publlcar-no tan SOLO por me-
do de la presente sino Que tambts2 por Is
pransA peri6dica del pals ser necesarto-
que In linfa v&cuna extralda de la ternera
dol precitado Institute es superior prete~
ribIs & todas laa dem&a usaGas en- il tsls, n
eluao In do Londres, y que estsdisttca nents
ha dado mejor y rnAs resultado, hasta 81 ex-
t1emo de aaber conseguidc Ia RssstesGcso'
Uacissa1 on an novent& por cieEto. para
que conste y valg& donde convsnir pudiere
don Santiago Ssijo espido Ii presente 81
Ponce & II do Mayo de 1839.-DT. BostGeGT
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