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pALLAy LArEsr WAL.
wants a Special Rnte for Dry Good.
JObbcrs.

wants a Special Rnte for Dry Goods
JObbers.
Austin, Texas. November 24.-Another
wall has arisen from Dallas because the
railroad commission has as yet declined to
make dry goods rate that will force the
country retailer to trade with the dry
goods jobber at the forks OF the Trinity,
and the commissioners Judge Reagan es-
peclally) are being abused like pick
pockets in consequence by the literary end
OF the Dallas freight bureau AS tho matter
stands now any cross roads merchant can
get his dry goods from New York as cheap
iy us can the Dallas wholesaler, hence tho
latter can not recline behind q fat rebate
and force the latter TO trade with him. And
because the railroad commission can not
see its way clear to change things around
SO as to give q couple Of Dallas would be
dry goods jobbers the best OF it over sew
eral thousand country merchants. its mem
beers are denounced as 'chumps" and
hudnbugs." Tho Dallas dry goods iohbers'
hard luck song Is pitched In the same key
as that OF the Dallas manufacturer OF
tanks. wrought Iron goods, etc., who after
amassiDg fortune, recently pulled out for
ST. Louis on the plea that he couldn't
make a living because the commission re-
fused to mako him n rate that would haze
enabled him to monopoize the trade of
Texas In his line OF business. LAP,
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SCHOOL THEATRICALs.
mistakes of Andy DnOlittle by Pupils
of Hamilton street schoov

mistakes of Andy DuOlittle by Pupils
of Hamilton street school.
three-act comedy entitled "The Mis-
takes Of Andy Doolittle' was presented
yesterday at the Hamilton street school
by the pupils of Mr.. Barnett's room. Those
taking Fart in the cast war;: Jshn Quail
trough, Harper Baines, Albsr, Williams.
John Frederick. Granger De Lesdernier.
Sam Wagner. Willie Kleinfe.der, Ike
kaiser.
sNere was an improvised stage with cur
tara and other necessary fixtures. The
pupils took considerable trouble 10 get
the necessary stage property. They hal
printed programmes. which were uasseI
out to the visitors. quite number Il whom
were present. Every pupil In the play knew
mis- part we'll For several days Mr.. Bar
nett has practiced with them for an hour
after school clcsed. The play was written
specially for Library day. The list act was
mnde impressive by violin solo by Bsrn-
ara Nuding. II was tho unanimous u rdict
ses thoss present that the entertainmen 1t
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THE LAwLOR-RATEs $3.50 AND saoe
PER DAY. JAMES IAAWiOR. PRO

J. 8. Rics. huntsville: w. M. Rice,
Hyatt. Jas. o, Osgood, Sabine Pass; A..
b. N.bbs. Beaumont; Mtss Erncsttne lss-
reflex, w. Ganet1ean, Ed Ferry Jerry
\ dickson. l.. Eomnr, Captain G. Fcrylins,
New Orleans; F.. J. Snyder, C.. Stark,
Miss Eva Tanquery. Mas Amy Hartley.
New York; n. Duncan. Kansas City; Miss
j.. A Reynolds. Sabine Pass s. Oberiorf-
er. Baltimore; Nat N. Jacobs. Galveston;
j.. $. Marghnm and wife. Bonham: Fred
Ward St. Louis: Ches. Mark. Murphy
yinq, 3. c.; Robert II. Ward, Thurbes.
T.. II. WILSON, San Anp0nio w. l.. Trench
ari, city: N. ~ Eastman. j. IL. Pettl-
grew Dailas: Allan Il. Cameron, ]. G..
Bawlon G.. A. Mensdng, Galveston; Mrs.
L. A. ELS. Miss Dottie ELS, Mrs. r. A.
Mitchell, Sartartia Eugene williams.
Waco. II. l.. CHAIRMAN, Cuero; J. II.
Pierce Deming's Bridge; L.. II. Beach,
St Louis; james Beaumont, Victoria; C.
". Primer. E'landale, n. D.: e. l.. An
dersop. CINCINNATI; +. d. Miller, Texas
Geo. +. Zess. Midway Farm: J. C. Arth,
New York; Raish II. Barnes. Kansas City:
w. # Turner, New York, John b. Good
hear and wlDe, Beaumont: w ID. Herring.
II. ID. Golfer. Texas: J. j. Farley, Deni-
SON: A. G. Louck, Dealason; o. Maer, w.
9. johnson, Smithville. c. s.. Allison, St
Louis: +. A. Richarison, Chicago; G, C,
Wilson. Galveston; John Humphrey and
wife. Victoria, J, P. Baird, Dallas: Miss
Stslss New Orleans: George n. Wilson
New York; D.Campheil. Kansas City.
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Rudscd Ouarnntinee,

Morgan City, Saint Mary's parish, Louis
lana, has raised all guarantees. However.
they Will not allow second hand goods, old
clothing and piunder from any Infected
point TO enter there.
A telegram was received last night by
the Southern Pacific passenger department
from 5. v. b.. Morse, general passenger
agent at New Orleans saying that effective
December the executive committee OF the
MisslssippN board of health would raise
all quarantine against passenger traffic n
or from infected points within or without
the State y
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Greenhill. Both OF these gentlemen are
among the best ticket handlers Of the
State. Mr.. Grvcnhiil. who Is brother Of
10 X. Greenhill of the Santa re, was for a
number OF years chief clerk OF the passen-
ger department. under n. p. Hughes and
more recently under MIR. Crush. He was
succeeded by Randolph Daniels. the pres
ent incumbent. Mr.. Mcdonald likewise
served under Mr.. Hughes and Mr.. Crush
in the office and was appointed from q
position there not quite q year ago.
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THE NEW
AIitrnIxIAYn

A. J. Strubel. C'f,emango: N. A, Quincy
and wife, S,innyside: P.S. S.at,ery. Crock.
EFT; Il. Morrss. San Antonio; II. w, Bar-
clay. Cleburne II. w. Knight w. c. III.
o.: b. Il. Bonner. A. #. Lemstttx, II II.
etnr. a. M. Palmer, II. NJ. White city;
Miss Jessie L.. Reese, r. II. Brock and
Francisco; Ben solomon, Wm. @. Thomp.
son, New York: G. r.. Ron, Rrenhars,
p. A. Baxter, San Antonioi A, M. Shan
non La Porte; ] 8. Bates ana wife, An
Ebeton; Miss Nellie narkston, Waco; c. s,
Vaughan, Fort Worth; o. l.. Baidridse,
Dallas; L. ]. Smith. Kansas City.
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THE KATY GIVES NOTICE.

One Fare Plus Two Dollars for the
Houston FesHva1.
Chicago. November 24.-Notice has been
given by the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
that q rate Of one faro plus 81 for the
Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Festival at
Houston. Texas. which commences Decem-
Der 6, will be made by that road. All the
competitors Of tho Missouri. Kansas and
Texas have declared they will meet this
rate.
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For the ID. ID. nnd ".

The Houston East and West Texas yes-
terday announced that for the Fruit,
Flower and Vegetable Festival In Houston,
December to II, they would sell tickets
fiom points within the first 100 miles at
one fare for the round trip. From points
beyond there the rate will be 1 cent mile
in each direction added to the one fare
Tickets Will be sold from December to
10, inclusive, good to return December II.
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Tho best salve in tho world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. letter, Chappcd Hands. Chiibainx.
Corns and all Skin and Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Plies or no pay required. II Il
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded, Price 20 cents per box.
FOR sale BY George w. Heyor.
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Fort Worth. November 24.--John p.
Hughes, well known railroad contractor
OF this city has the contract for
putting in new bridge on the Joint
track across First street, this city, and
also on the Texas and Pacific near Ben
brook TO replace the one recently broken
through by q freight train loaded with
cotton while en- route to st. Louis. The
Texas and Pacific contemplate making
similar improvements on the road betwee n
here and Weatherford
1t is also understood here that the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas company will
straighten and rebridge the track between
this place and Alvarado.
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rnrvESrnD 4 GAR DLocKADr.
other RondS Loaned Rolling stock
IL Handle Cattle,

Vtnrr t0Uu> tNb0utO utOtiln& STOCK
tO Handle Cattle,
Fort Worth. Texas. November 2i.--Thc
Santa Fe, Rock Island and Katy have
como to the relief OF the Texas and Pa
cihc road and prevented car famine.
Thsse roads have agreed TO furnish 500
cars to be used in transporting tho Inn
mense number Of cattle along the line
west Of here. The pens on the Texas ana
Pacihc from Fort Worth to Pecos City. 400
miles west. are filled with thousands upon
Thousands Of cattle awaiting shipment to
the Ncrthcrn markets and feeding pens.
Over 1900 head OF cattle were handled by
The Union Stock yards here last week ana
the number this week VIII exceed that a.
het week BY considerable. Railroad man
here clAim that an tho lines In Texas are
oesn9 1axed q s'lQply the demand for carr.
Lon HArcely a. Fort Worth has just an
lae.ed shlppins out <5oo head Of South Texas
cektie' 5ae cattle sold for about S7o.o 900.
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Victoria Notes..

Victoria. Texas, November 2.--rhe pay
car made it's regular monthly trip over
the Victoria division yesterday, returning
this morning from Beeville.
General Superintendent ID. r. Forbes
went over to Houston yesterday.
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Giddings Texas November a4.--The
Arkansas Poss railway commny's safe was
blown open last might and ssi.6o taken.
The work was done by one who under-
stands the business, There is not the
slightest ciew as 20 the perpctrator.
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Mr.. Van Week Return,.

Manager Van Week OF the Atlantic sys-
tenn, Southern Pacific, accompanied by
Superintendent McQuecny Of San Antonio,
arrived last night from Ell Peso, to where
he accompanied General Manager Krutt-
sohnitt on his trip to California. Mr.. Van
Week intends to remain in Houston for a
few days to give attention to the affairs OF
his office, which have been considerably
Increased by release OF The quarantine.
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Fort Wosh. Texas. November 2t.--C. y.
Kealhofer, who has been connected with
the Cotton Belt city office, left tonight for
Savannah. Ga, where he is promoted 20
responsible position In the office OF traffic
manager Of the Georgia Central.
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Passenger Train. Resumed.

Tonight passenger trains Nos. 10 and 20
Of the southern Pacific. which make the
night run between New Orleans and Hous-
ton Will be resumed. No. 20 Will leave
Algiers on the regular time tonight and
No. 10 Will leave Houston at 7:25 p. m.
for New Orleans. There Is conflict OF
twenty minutes In the card applying west
OF Houston. which will necessitate the is
sunnce of new schedule.
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Alvin, Texas. November 24.-Culonel J.
n. slesge came in tonight from Angleton
and says 1t Is settled that the Galveston,
I,razoria and Southwestern viii so through
Anseton and that the grade 10 that place
will be completed Within three weeks,
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J. b. Brooks. commercial agent Of the
Arkansas Pa. Il here today.
l.. y Smith. railroad contractor Of Kan
SO CITY. WAS here yesterday.
/, The welh. Fargo = Cos express today
presents al employees With turkeys.
John A. sarseut General freight assat
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Today the Santa Fe will sell excursion
tickets to Galveston at rate Of 81 on trains
leaving Houston at I q. m. and l;5o p. M.
Returning, trains leave Galveston at lao
b. m. and 7.SO D. m.
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THE HOTELS
CAPITOL
HOIE1

HOTEL
ARRIvA Ais.
Rates, $40 to
N.W er day.
SIX y elegant
70 o m 8. W ~ n
bath. l. a r * 9
sample rooms.
Centrally iocat-
ed. Best accom-
modations fer
commercial men
a
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rIi,sT-cLAss.
In the city. FiNslsEN
Dining Ifoom Re-opened Monday,
November 4.

b. NJ. Quigley, paul G. Fitzgerald, Chi
cayo: w. w. C;ieson, New Braainfelsi T..
y. Griffin. Corrigan; w. II. Harris, 9. w.
Granger. ST. Louis; j. Y; shankltD, Parss,
Texas: Mrs. Il. G. Gfllham. Galveston;
Palmer Cox, Leon Mayors and wife. Joe
w. Smiley, Chas. J Hogan. Marion Bent.
Bess Il. Foze Budd Ross, Walter RoInolo.
Fred Romolo. John Currow. George Cleve-
Esmor1, Miss Stidson. b. Stanley, Miss
Morris, Mrs. Carlisle. Miss Carlisle. Wal
10 Clark. Tom Collins. Palmer Cox
brownies; e. kenns Edward NJ. Blake,
New York; Chas. IL. Carton, Chicago;
Frank W. 1fcCollum. Cincinnati; George
Jenntngs. N. Louis; John NJ. Sargent, G.
d. Shaw, Kansas City; steve Fitzgerald,
Riake Dupree, Texas; J. D.. Andersen
Colurtibus, l.. ]. Morrow. Dallas: y. y.
strauss, New York: John Munnt MllwaM-
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Hotel Bristol,

HOUSTON. TEXAS.
American plan, 81 and $3.50 per Day.
strictly first-ciass. centrally located;
Passenger Elevator, Electric Lights,
Steam Heat. Return and Gail Bells iu III
rooms Elegantly furnished. new and
modern.
Accommodation unsurpassed by any
Hotel In the city.
BURIsOS & MALIN. Managers.
Formerly OF Capitol Iictsl.
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Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were
yesterday issued in the office OF the coun-
ty clerk:
N. A. Quincy and Miss Irene Farr
A. R. Ostrander and Miss May Holmes
William Bolte and Miss Wilmena Tresc-
Ter.
j. F. Depenbrock and Miss Josephine
Hauck.
Howard Jackson and Octavia Marshall
=. p. Spears and Miss Carrie Burkhardt
William l.. Carr and Mary Jackson
Charles Herman Hartung and Miss Lille
Anna Wichmann.
Court Notes.
The county court will not be in session
today
Judge Tod will hear a contempt case this
morning and adjourn the Eleventh district
court for the day as soon as the hearing is
over
Louis Williams. charged with murder.
has applied for writ OF habeas corpus and
the papers have been forwarded to Judge
Gavin at Galveston.
Late yesterday evening Judge Wilson had
called up before him a juror who served In
the case OF A. r. Sharpe vs. the Gulf. C,lo-
rado and Santa Fe Railway company and
another man, both charged with talking
about the case before II was decided. and
after hearing evidence they were fined SIS
each and reprimanded, Judge Wilson SAYING
that such an offense against the law could
not be tolerated. and that the next offense
OF the Kind would be more severely dealt
with m
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riet A. l.. Harmon and husband,
Erwin, TO James w. Lockett, east
one third of lot s. block 6. Castanle
addition, south side OF Buffalo
bayou: also five acres. part of lot
4. east one-half l.. Moore league;
also nine acres in lot 2. east one =
half l.. Moore league ...........
Van II. Mckinney to John ID. Moore.
lot s. block 4; lot 2. block 2. Red
Cloud addition. part of lot G, west
one-half of Lake Moore league. 80.
Newman jackson to Henryetta Ham
ilton, lot /. block ii, Forbush ad-
dition, north side OF Buffalo bayou.
G. NJ. Beauchamp ct al to G. G. Vest
colt, 40 acres In j. T. Iarrel sur
Josie Hauck to Beaulah and Earle
HaucQx, lot 3, block 240, north side
OF Buffalo bayou ..................
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Real Essasc Tran.fer

The following transfers of real e.tat,
were yesterday Tiled In the office a. Can't,
Clerk Ed +. Dupree;
Frank G. Locke, Jr.. L e. L. Liysr.
moro ana husband. Daniel H., Har.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-03
BARATOS.
De venta en- la irnprenta del
Boletin Mercantil

Boletin Mercantil
La bolsa, el Concrete y las So
ciodades Mercmltiles, l tomo.
Lecciones de Derecho Mercan-
til, por vaiios alumnos de don
Luis Silvela, l tomo.
Libio de las S1liras, por don
Ventura Ruiz Aguilela, com
prende: Satiras, La alcaldia mo-
derna, Grandezas de los pequeilos,
Epfgramas y letrillas, Valias ia
bulas y Molalejas, tomo, r1stica
2GO paginas.
Candido, novela por don Ma
riano Ramiro, / tomo ell rdstica,
Rinconete y Cortadillo y Ell Ii
cenciado Vidriera por idem, un
tOmO.
Los Banos de Argel, comedia,
por id. mn tomo.
FL gallardo eSpanol, 1dem, pOr
idem, Tin tomo.
La leyenda de Noche-buena.
Ell h1o del Sacristan, por don
Carlos Erontaura, 2 tomos.
Feline 90 Estudio Hist6rco-cll-
tico, por V. Gomez, tomo.
Homemade Po6tico, Poeslas de
35 ingcnios, l tomo.
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Acedo,ss.s ss.sFsrmscAutico en AIisedo
10 vendia. Fni, pu6s, S dicha far
maosa, COmpr6 M frssco y EN- pec6
q t0mSrl0. Al cahO de- alcnnoa
dias me enc0ntraba mucho melor
! y mote que las faerzas nae volvisn.
"a la presente me halo com.
pletamente restablecido y coDsl-
derando el bien one ell Jarabe On.
Eativ0 de Ia Madra 0Sejgel me hs
heoho no pued0 pOr nIenos cue GA
litioarlo como IN remedio de gran
importsnCia. Mis- comen ntarios 10.
bre sus vIrtudes hsn teuidO Dor -.
Auitsdo que varias personas o-e
me han dido slaharlo y que habian
notsdo al estado maltsimo de M,
sslud sn'es do t0mar el Jarabe h "a
seguidO ni ejemplo y dos de elios
con 81 mismo 6xito qge 70. Me
psrece bier aDasaIt que yo 10 tor &
GO mi pr0pia vo!nntSd sin one rs
die me 10 recomendara. (Firma,}o)
Nemesio Seguu 10, Oantillaua, Pro.
vinoia de Sevilla. 70 de Octubye Dc |
1885"
No es cs extrahar que Don NJ
Alesio Segundo este tan pronSo s.
probar las bue0aa calidades de un
snadicsmentO d que tanto le deha.
Nos aleglamos infinito que hsyaI |
l!egsdo aus r;aaes 81 una Ooa-
sihn tan psopla y cuandO tant0 II
necesitaba, y no NOS csbe dgda
que 81 aIguDa veg % epC1erira con
slguns persona RIiigids del mismo
mQdO NO quedarss esta ignorance
por mueho tempo del remecsio pa
ra d7snRoerse de en- padeoimlento.
Verdaderame0te 90 debido estt.
medlo mas que a llhros 6 peri6.
dicOs que 81 Jarabe Curative Dc Ia
MadTe Seigel ha llegsdo q sdquirir
Ia lama de que hoy goza , que sin
duda es mayor Qus Is Ge cualquiers
0tra medicica. habi6ndoae aasa-
dido Ia gran con6aasa oaA e., o,,u
ponen miIloRes Do rs,Das ~ ~, U :"
- ., del mundO. Todes
..uuenas personAs que Sc han cuI
rado DOE medic del Jsrabs de en-
fermedades que en- al50nOS oasos
se cream incurables hablan en- tonO
de eozo y sgrsde0lmiento, y de
eete mOdO Las Duevas 90 esparoaN
mss y con mayor veiooidsd que
por medic da 10 prensa, ; taMeiea
ilegS es&s PERSONA que NO ponen
f9 en- anuneiee.
La enfermedad de nuestro amigo
Qndigeeti0n coo Eus C0DsecuenCias
On el elstems) &c, sentimOs deCir,
mny o0mun por todas parties y Ia
medicine qae SO puede usar CON
Contianzs para su curS debe ser
cGnCcids poE TODD 81 mundo.
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LlBROS RELIGlOSOS.


En- la espIeMd6dg collection de
ObrGs .S,eIigiOsNS QsEe eStGM
de Ue1Gteg e1e eStG I1SelOre2stN.
ESMrH1s las stgWieMtcs:
2 'Imitaci6n de Cristo, Kempis, edi.
ci6n economical.
Idem, de idem, idem, edici0n de
lujo.
AneOra de Salvation.
Ejercicio cotidiano
sEl Devote Feligr6s, encuaderna-
Ci6n imitaci6n marfil.
Luz divina, encuadernaci0n piel
negra con brooches.
Luz divina, encuadernaci6n de
riguroSO lutO.
Luz divina, encuadernaci0n en-
piel de Australia y nikCl.
OficiO del Domingo
PequeflO Oficio, encuade.naci6n
imitaci6n marfil.
Oficios F1nebres, encuadernacl6r
. de piel con relieves.
EI Iris del Cristiano, encuatlerna
ci6n de piel.
Iris celeste, encuadernaci6n nikel.
Iris celeste, encualernaci6D do
rada.
EucologiO Espanol oencuaherna-
ci6n de carey con incrustaciones de
n$car.
La mujer cat6lica, encuaderhaci6D
de nacar con relieves.
aa
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C0M0 GORREN
t,LhS BUENAS NOTI1lAS.

San Pablo dice " Made v,ve
para 81 memo" Afortunadamente
las ensenanzas MAS important tes de
Ia teolOgia estAn Gael eie1npre de
aoueEdo CON Las iaclinaciones do
nuestsa huen8 indole. Dada dis
nos enContremos mas dispEestos D
recon ocef nnestras ObligaSiOnes ha-
ciS al pfdjimo y hey no se ven CON
tsnta fseouencia sjemplos de inzr--
Situd como anteIi"- IN,
>.sen nOtau0os mss amapudo aentio
m{eDtos &c amjstsd haaia sq0elias
psrs12es 9 que sia embATgo ds no
haberl9s vistU jam$s nos han heono
biep. III aGtcr de- los ptguientes
tes Clones dtosss: "Abfigo un cioHto
sentlmiento haeiS los ausores dc
eiertos IibEos que e. algnn0s cssos
ilega hesta ser Carilo. pues esos liz
atoe Han Sido pore mi un nanau-
oisI de- cons1al0, algeria, 6 i0strn, s.
aj6o, mae es'''os y titles Que cuaI-.
IqHier amigo"
Sench0 Fanza en- cierta ooaci6n
sxclam6: "Bienaventnrado eea ai
nom 1xe que iDVent6 el sueii0." Y
verdadeSamente 81 el sutilo hObiese
sido ,inve0tado por un homb bra CO.
mo pOdifsmOS estaFle sufioIentes
mente agrsdeCido? Lo mismo paaa
Gop los desuubridores s iEVen6arD~
os cuales Pee iMeds>- = 20,
|lnHae%-s- uA gu lpHHptO.
---.Y.AA, y paoleRcia nos han pro-
porcioRad0 tantas oomodidades y
vsnIaIas que 4 no scr pOr ellos ja-
mas hubieram0s poseid0, y las cua'
les han contribuido en- tan gran es-
Gala q nuestra msyOr felloidAd.
Esta es, pues, Ia raxcn de que,
aonqne no estSmos sorprendldos,
nos da placer 81 poder publican la
Isiguiente CRlta que empieza asi -
''Sin embsrgo que 70 tengO el
homer de Oonocerle persoralmente
ne es suE&mente gratO 81 saln-
darle."
El que esOriba eets caEta 80 di.
rige en estos terminos Q personss
de QElenes, SuDQue le son entera-
monte descopocldas, ha reCibido
un &aran beneticio y este NO es ma
da menos cue Ia restitution de Ia
salud despues dc Is1gos y penosos
sufrimientos.
"Al mismo tempo que ne ia
placer, C1eO es mi 0eDer dSEie tOd0s
los detalles mas iDapOItSntes dc mi
caeo. Para empezar, tenia ios pub
mones afeGtados por 10 que pareaia
IN cataNo, y dc 10 Qua eht1ve pa
deoiepGo por esp&cio de tres anos,
OausSI dome tal irr.taci6n que DajO
ripgu trat&miento pudla desha-
CeEme dc ella.
'Me hallaba tan abatidO y d6biI
que euanGO me saAta5a 1peAas Ie
dodis mover para levantsxme. Ade-
mas teniS n0ug dolores en- el est6-
mag0 8 intestinos San agunos que
80 saba 10 que haoer Conmigo. No
digeria l& comlda J est0 me acau
rIeaba esta augusta y debillCa0
que sienpre aeOmpaIls L ssA Gvrri-
bic enfeEmedad.
''Por fin nm dIa lei por casuali1ad
unO de saa ilbcos Qua tratan us Lac
viEtu6es tieI J&Eabe Ourotivo &c IL
Madre Selgei y del buen fesu<tadO
que ha bic te3idO Oh cssos sn&logoe
al nl0. Este, GaturaimenCe, me
ii"mo la atenci6n y penA6 que ~
remedio tendEia igual resultado en-
me-
"Habj6ndune deciJidC 4 tomarl0
pregunt6 Qonde podriA obGsaerlc
y me ,liuEmason gus Doa Jaeintt