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ROW TO GET ALONG.

hours.
thu m you have place of business be found
HHever fool" in business matters.
n%nder, system, regularity, and also
nothing of WIN 0Usi"e"S S0U hn0"
Help others when Won can but never give
y; W9at you cannot aff6r5 4" to H simUiv because
IL Is fashionable. 0Au W. ''-"P O''"'''o
ping IL oI 20 say no. No necessity of snap.
and res9e uS o0g fashion, but say it firmly
others. "Falns rather than those OF
Keen aS 10 C9ink and act for yourself.
@o ana not behind the times.
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Wednesday, October 4, 1876.

Wednesday, October 4, 1916.
With the old advantages Of sound Classical and
commercial Education. the Directors of the College
tages Of trsolGa building entirely now aud lunch
superior TO tho former College in point of ventilation
angement and accommodation.
The Prof, ssors being men, bora OF Society which
for three hundred years has devoted Itself TO the
Education of youth have IN their favor tho great Ad
vantage OF long traditional experience The Education
they profess 10 based upon Religion Mot atty
and has for it's not only to adorn the
their hearts the Of virtue aud practical
for the duties they VIII have discharge Ia lfter.life
Courses: the Preparatory, the Cassioa and the Com
nercal. The Preparatory course lasts ONE year and
is to prepare the younger studantS for higher
The CLASSICAL Course lnsts years, and ON.
krsoes all the branches of thorough Collegiate
those who give proofs OF the In the
Greek and Latin languages, and show sufo,ent prob
cheney in Mental and Natural philosophy Chomistry
and the higher branches of Mathematics are entitled
to the degree of A. B. (Baohelor of Artsl.
The Degree of Master of Arts "a. M 10 awarded 70
those who devote second the study of Phoso-
ply and ScieEce in the College who have pRssod
years in the practice of e learned profession.
embraces NIL the branches usually taught in Commercial
Colleges. The third year of this course responds
Sthdents attend lectures in Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry with the members of tho Graduating ClAas.
The age of admission Ia from nine to fifteen years
and to be admitted one must previously know how 20
read and write.
TERMS OF TEN MONTH";.
Entrance Fee, fret year only .-.-..-...---.e Is Oc
Board, TUT lion and Washing -, payable half yearly
ana IN advance 300 Oo
Bed and Bedding. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I UC
Circulars be obtained by addressing the
PRESIDENT OF SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
Near Mobile Ala
TEE JESUIT FATHERS.
Corner Baronne and Common streets New Orleans
r. POURSINE, College A GENT
ssi2 IS lv ish Gravier street New Orleans.
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WHAT Is SAID OF THE YOUNG oArAoLIcn
ILLUSTRATED READERS.

ILLUSTRATED READERS.
Tho Catholic Publication Society has just rsceivue
the following approval of Its School Series froaa ~
Venerable Archbishop of Oregon: t
PORTLAND. OREGON. Aug. a. ISnSj
L. Kehoe. Esq
Dear sssIAtmonS tho mary services which tn
Church that of having published Seris. 81 new sohes
is of greatost It. having spared aeither ina
no To- h"s % T s~rrSea in the Series
ter Of .rao nj and onoce f"r superior 70 ys
and recommend tho Series to parents. teachors ana
Yours truly, IF. N. BLANCHEr,
P.s-Your Series Ia in use in Oregon since last We.
ST 1oSAr ,!rI, c9aLg ,rs 4Is W l2rI 81.
L Kohoe Esq New York: ''' - ''''' -
Dear sirPIeaAe to accept che thEnSs Of the Faculty.
School Srs@ 0p Frat hsSas
Second Itoader Upon hastv perusal 1 ind them -.
be roduced into every Catholic tho statSs
IN H'''0 very JOHN TIfS' 6. EENNEMAN. s. j., Sos
ST. ALoYsIus' ACADEMY ~
Frankfort KY May ~ Is75-t q
Dear slr-The Sixth Fifth Fourtb and Third RsaA.zn
of Tn" Young Catholic Series which You AeI 4
hav. found none so well adapted r"r Catholic scho0Aa
Of the host in evnry respect have iptSduosd shszs
into this Academy aud VII advise other" to do tA
S~th"' A""i" iO7poOIiu''Ji
b. FLAvIAlg-
From the Boslon Pilot
Tho Third Reader IL certainly tho beet naade
we hHve ever seen. IL IL admirably arranged, q q
sorGons are interesting. and tho enGrsyIngs give m
and beauty to The books -
From Brownson's Revs~J
ThCy tho best have examined and va -
not expect TO see Tor long time DO preferrs1S
them.
From tho Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph
- we can safely cav that they decidedly -ths.bn
Catholic Readers published IN this country.
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COLLEGE
INN ACULATE CON CEPTION
Corner Of Connon and Ba1onne streeta
NEW ORLEANA
COLLEGE

This Literary Institution incorporated the State
Louisiana, and empowered to confer deEreeS 10
Quoted by tho Fahera Of the Society of Jeans The build
courtyard entre on from the fs
recreation that from the arrival OF the pupils at 73d
til their departure nj they constantly
seCludsd and superiuteIdcl.
The Course Of Instruction Jtraefold: Preparatory
Commercial and CI4.I'Cal
The Preparatory Course - fur 5eginners.
The Commercial Course IL for those Atudsn t. y do
not wieh to learn Latin and Grrnk.
The Eahs cal Course IL for those who desire
complete education.
French ia taught tho threo courses.
Staderts are not sdpUtod. unless they know rev TO
T2Sd and write.
The moral and rsi ious framing Of rhn Btudants1 the
lead. ny OfI"ct of the Instructors.
Every month report Is sent 10 parents, stating
duct, pTnErags rank in cia-B aud attendance.
Tho GcadeIniCal year IL. gins The First Monday
Of U"foO", ard closes roIyS' Dis tho end OF July.
TERHS
Entrances Fee, -.
COte GunrEo, payable in advance aEd UutSsd
Btutes currency, two months. f2D
t'rcDAfAtUrF CourvC. EIE
myI476IY Kew y BhUrRELET. Prssrdsut.
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OTHER ScH0oL B00xs READY.

A Foil Catecbism Of tho Catholic Religion.
preceded by Short History OF RsIIg ton from
the Creation Of the World tD tho Prr-Uut Time
With QusstionH for Examination. Translated
from tb" German Of Ksv. j. D.haTbe, y j by
Rev. John Faudsr, \. J. Frtt American edf.
ton. Vol! limo .---.-.--...--.-.--..--.-..s
Formby's Bible and Church History. IIlns-
trated School Edition, with questions at the
Flenry's CatechiSn. from tl, Creation OF
Adam and Eve to the Present Time In Ques.
tons and Answers. Ey rev II. FormUy.
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The worst case of selfshness that ever has
been presented TO the public emauated from a
youth who complained because his mother put
bigger mustard-plaster his younger
brother than hhe did on him.
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ct. Vi%CE&;"S BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR Young LADIES
AT DOTALDSONVILLE La.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY

This Institution is located in the above named brAh
ful tte village, situated at The junction of the Mss
sppt river and tho BayOu LAfOurche. 1t ia accessible
All Of the year both BY railway and
Par-nts vii! find for their daughterS in this Institu
ton, ali the faculties for Christian and roncd ednca
ton the cnure Of irstruction being tho
purnued st Jossph's Cademy, Ernme ttsburg Mary
land, of Sfich u ia a branch. The buildings ard
grounds are spAcious and commOdous.
In consideration or the changed condition of the
South The terms have been tuced TO nearly half ~irs
The ao4demIc year divided into two sesioas q! fv'
nouths each; the irE- commencing SGpem ber Ist and
the sscnnd February LIST.
TERMS-PAyahle in Advance:
Board and Tuition. includlng washing m"ndinE
bed and bedding, session -----------.-& rs "
French language ]" "
Tatt-trv. Painting, etc extra charges.
Nn-'c. Pia"" 1T Professor price.
E"nk' an" SrartOne'v, aC current prices.
For ;urtr"r particulars, references be ade 10
per-ru di6-rent Institutions of New Orleans,
hv L. e. 50 ~. sisters Drnaldsnn vis jy2 fm
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PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan Apylums at hatcher Ne.
sipp will receive boys and Girls boarders, 10
charge Of $40 per month, "I~ays paid in advance
This Will pay for board lodging, washing and
The Girls pay afty cents per month Tor tn
of the uniform.
the orphans
This arrangement is made for the especiA scoommo.
daten of Catholic families with limited means that
wish TO give their children plain Catholic education
little expense; at least TO give them few months
of particular preparation for their First Communities
and Combination.
Children, however, who not Catholics viii sno
De received.
Apply TO the Brother Director of D'Evereux Ha
Orphan Asylum the Sister Servant OF St. Mari
Orphan AayIum. Eatcbez. Mssissippl. ja3O TO ~
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de24 7G Iy
ST. vINCENps HOME FOR BOYS,
No. 81 Bienville Street.

The Rev Fathers OF Holy Cross in charge Of the
Home having completed extension Of the buidinRT
few boys having parents guardians able to pay .
small foE their board and education, win Le re-
osived. Those under twelve years Of age will be kept
At school at the Home, and those twelve years
viii be sent to Holy Cross Model Farm, where they
win be employed half the day tho farm ths
half 1T school.
Apply TO D. P. sCANLAN, President
mills 81 Common GtTDSa
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. JosEPH's ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LAD1ls.
Conducted by the Slsters Of Charity,
Near EmmitsburR. Frederick County Maryland.

This institution lie healthy nnd
picturesque part Of Frederick county Maryland half
mile from Rmmitseurg, and two miles from Mount 81
Mary's College. It commenced in 1909 and moor.
porated by tho Legislature Of Maryland in 1915 The
buildings are convenient and spacious.
TRIMS
The academic 5e&r IL divided into Ave
months each.
Board and Tuition per academic year, including
Bed and Bedding Washing Mending aud
l. Y. for each aeason los Ok
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year divided two Sessions of av.
months oach beginn in respectively the MondaI
OF September and the Rrst of February
Letters of inquiry directed to tho
MOTHER SUPERIOR
nos 40 " - loseDh'a Academy EmmitAhu-o Nd
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FoUND-MoNEY.-By having your frst-clsss
dental work done by Dr. L. A. Thurbsr, Common
and Derbigny streets.
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ScHO0L EooHs IN PREp1RA710M

SCHOOL EOOES IN PREP.fRATTOM
The Yonng Catholics Illustrated Bible ana
Church History. IN ono yolame.
The Yonng Catholics History Of the Unisea
States.
The Young Catholics Grammar School spolIo
and Dehnor.
As well as several other works to be announced hers
after.
tits the intention Of the Catholic Publication Soofstv
70 Issue from time TO time all the 6OOki needed In
well regulated Catholic School.
Samples Of all sent fios.
Special terms for Introduction. Address the
CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY,
LAWRENCE KEHoE Gsneral.ARsut.
sWsrren street, New York.
Or CHAs. d. ELDER, Southern Agent,
I9S.Canp street. New Orleans.
In Louisiana and Mississippi the Young CathOts
Series Of Books have swiftly sprung into GAvar with
the leading Catholic Schools being already usod In
the Sacred Heart and Ursuline Mans the NoIre Dana
and Mount Carmel Sisters, the PayoChIal schooS aR
Sc. Thsresa and st. JOsOphs Parishes. and numoroas
1thor Catholic schools scattered thrUagh
" New Orleans and. NasGbsa-
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INSTITUTION or THE SISTERS or ST JOSEPg
l. Corner St. Philip aud GslveE atreeJs,
New Orleans.
And Bay 81. LnuR. the Soa Shore.

The 'uverDm"Hs throughout this establishments IA
mild parental. m pupi'a eparated from
thor ustructTrsses R"creE table. DORM are
the for all In short, everything tends 70 pro.
m atDctiuu.te CHiun Ontwcsn tho SatGrs taa
yuun ladies int listed 10 fho!r fnOtherly care.
The instruction is tOr0uE and solid and in harmony
with the requirements of sDr3ey The
Gu both En- lish and French al the branches of knew
ledge Uulti waited at the dag. Each nxuazs Ia
taught by natives Of respective Uou1tr.uH In
sure correct pronunciation.
The aCahcElicai year closes with public exhibition
and datrbuton OF premiums. to which parents IN
vIJed
EAucmion here object Of special attention and
solicitude. Governing those placed nnder their cha
by moral suason alone, tho Sisters OF St joseph
vOr to iuCUlcAte principles of solid pioty require
strict observance az polite aud Riahe
lnst feel of respect and affection pEreutR
Pnps OF all deDomiuat admitted.
EorA.-DuriuR tho bathing season, the Boarding
School moved to the Bay St Louis where Sstrs
Of St. jose h have 4 hoursbnR academy.
TERhS-1o be paid in advance, as tOOwsI
Boarding, per three months. OF
Washing, - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 %
Music Lessons and use - o.
drawing Lessons. *
Pastel oil painting according to tho number of pups
Heedle-work in AL IL varieties, golden embroidery
artificial howers Is taught TO tho boardeTs without extra
charge.
further particulars address, superioresS Of the
Academy the Sisters Of ST. Joseph Box 1871 New Or
" THOMAS LAYTON
de24 7GIy q. ID. ELDER. Agent.
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BOOTS AND SHOES-HATs.
A NEW STORE JUST OPENED,

A NEW STORE JUST OPENED.
ladies. Misses ard Chdren's BOOTS SBoES aud
SLIPPERS comprising every styIe and
- qualIt v for which there ia demand
For FLFG NOE a PERFECT FIT and Low RATES
NJ assortment n the South vii! surpas- This
Com'uenctng with brtJOm hgur.s, ONE PRICE is
glye| aud MAINTAINED NO AUG ZION NOR EE-
FUSE ARTICLES permitted i'll the house.
Good. constantly arriving. win al %ava be
fresh soun and durable made they
are by the besf manufacturers of
- this country expressly To order.
Inc wei 6nown acc Dmpiished salesman. Mr. y j
GLYNN, viii be happy TO old friends All may
feel assured of polite attention careu and lair ag
IN an establishment that is Designed family
Fespecuuly, w. N. TOLEE.
N B-Closed SUNDAYS e2I i'm
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Spring GILL COLLEGE,
(sT. JosEPH's)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA

This long established institutions favorahy known
TO ho people ~ tho south will entor its Forty
nfth Sc.ola .tir aar
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
DRYADES STREET,
Conducted by lbs Nuns of ST Dominic.

The duties of this Institution will be resumed the
First Monday in September.
The system of education embraces History, Goo.
Graphy the English and French Languages and Lera.
turo, Rhetoric, Mathematics, BOu. Keeping, Natural
Philosophy, Logic, Metaphysics.
srecia attention given to EplstoiAry CoTrerp
and Compositions also to Tapestry, Embroidery, ! lain
and Ornamental Needl. work
Lessons in Painting and wax.Work form extra
charges
Lessons in Vocal and Instrumental Music by a
Professor an27 If
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WHAT NEXTf
A CONSULTATIVE CURED.

When death was hourly expected. all remedies hav-
ing tailed, and DIR. II JAZZ ES was eXpsrimenting 9.
he accidentally msde preparation of INDIAN
hEMP, which cured his only child of cOnsumpt on
gives this recipe free receipt of stun
l. pay expenses.
ach and will break fresh cold in twenty -four hours.
Address, CkADDOGR e. co,
1882 Race street PhiladelDhia
Naming this
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GENUINE CRAB ORCHARD SALTS.

THE MILDRST AND BEST GENERAL PURGE A.
TIVE IN USE.
Endorsed by the highest medical men IN the United
states. Persons suffering from costiveDess of the
bow or torpid liver Will nd ready relief by
these salts. None genuine except those put up II
BOTTLES WITH the label of the Crab Orohart sPnDGs
''4'' J. B. WILDER 4 CO, Agents.
deIO st. Louisville, Ky.
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ct. SrANISLAUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
RAY ST. LOUIS MISSISSIPPI.

RAY ST. LOUIS. MISSISSIPPI
This institution chartered by the State Leetslaturs
and conducted by the Brothers of tho Sacred Hear
has been in sucoessul operation since 1885 Beautifully
situated the shores of the Bay exteb
sive view of the Gulf. and aTordg all tie dvana
of the breeze and bathing in the Summer spor
dId location 10 great Indictment heaIthfu exercdse
and for the pupils. The Comm Course
comprises all the brEnches of good English educAtcs
Board and Tuition, per session, payable half yearly
TO
washing, SsSion
Bedding, session. (optionall
Doctors fees ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &C
Vacation, If spent at the institution
CHANGES:
Piano and Violin per month, each 90
SSs Of Piano. per month OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SO
g iuLo, per w
Brass Instrument, per month 90
Spanish and German language per month, each. 90
For further PARTICULARS apply to
BRO. GABRIEL
my9 c6ir of the Toso~
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ST, MARY'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY,
GREENvILLE,
Corner St. Charles and Broadway Streets,
New Orleans.

This Academy, under the charge OF the Nuns of St
Dominic, occupies a beautiful site New Orleans
The plan of instruction untes every advantage which
can contribute to education at once solid and re
fined.
Board and Tu. AMMAN. 5000 90
Kusic Drawing and Painting form extra charges.
Scholastic duties resumed the Let of September
For further particulars address
"c@e 6Iv MOTHER PROGRESS
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JUVENILE COLUMN.
TRIPLES,


Nothing 40 small that God has mAde
But has lite destined end;
All in their turn His purpose serve,
All to Ais glory tend.
Tho grain OF dust to sight unseen,
with myfiads may combine
To form bulwark TO tie sea,
It's limits 70 conhne.
The little drop OF pear,y dew
Which on the hlueGen lies.
May in the suns bright beams appear
A RAINBOW in the skies;
Or in the traokless ocean main
With others have q share.
On which the ship " hen houeward bound
Some loving heart shall bear.
And thus the humblest of us all
Gods Instrument NAV prove.
To bless aud shed DER fellow men
The bounty of mis- love.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING.
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ST. CHARLES COLLEGE.
GRAND CorEaU PARISH OF ST LANDRY,
LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA.
This College Incorporated by the State of Louisana
with the privilege of comforting Academic Degrees 10
conducted by the Fathers OF the Society of Jesus.
The plan of DstruotiOn Embrace the ordinary
are taught in or er Jesuit Colleges
The next session will open October Cd.
TERMsi
Board Tuition. Washing and Stationery per wear ea5l
Entrance Fee or the first year only .--....... 10
Medical Fees 10
Bed and Bedding. when furnish ed by the College IL
Payments must be made halEyearly In advance
For further particulars apply to
p P0URSlSE & CO., Agents.
aul3 76 40 Gravier street New Orleans.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-05-05

You'd the hope of physicians and friends.
| He took rooms in Packard's coonery i'll
January, and never went outside of the
building. On Tuesday last he camly eX-
pred. Status q"o was good sort of Il
fellow, didn't mean any harm, WAS more
disposed to peace and quiet, than to tur-
MOL and strife. Peace to his memory
Thibodaux Sentinel.
- RcjoicinGs are going on all over
the country. Greetings and congratulate
'lohS are being sent to the Governor from
every city and hamlet in the Union, with
the exception of Plaquemine. The steady
sober Old place pursueS the even tenor of
her way and don't care "a cent whether
school keeps or not. Any government
suits the people here, and they seem to
think there is no use being glad. They
have growled and groaned under the
yoke of the carpet-bag tyranny so long
that they have got used to it and do not
realize the grand change that has taken
place. We regret to say this Of our peo-
pie, but facts are iacts.- Iberville South.
-g~On Tuesday, the oath, party of
citizens of the Parishes of Pointe Coupee
and Vest Baton Ronge, assembled at the
hermitage dyke, near the line separating
those two Parishes, and at II o'clock. NJ.
tIrcd a salute of II guns in honor of
Nichols and Wilt, and the liberia ton of
Louisiana. Cool feeling pervades this
community, irrespective of color or poll.
tical opinions and all seem to exciaiin in
Its true meaning, Let us have peace"
.---Part of the Crosse Tete country, as
frequently happens, is now under water.
The west Bank of that Bayou, however,
and also the west bank of Fourtloche.
and the whole of the Maringun country,
is thoroughly protected by levees built
by the people in that section. Travelling
to and from Gross Tete is pretty we'll
interrupted Oh account Of the bridge be-
ing washed AWAY Pointe Coupee Peli-
can.
Crop prospects just at this moment
are tiatteIlng indeed -. The cOIOrel peo-
pie Of this Parish express as much ioy
over the redemption Of Louisiana as the
white people Since the Nichols Gov
ernmen6 has held tiieleins of government,
tie Coroner of this Parish has not been
called upon 10 hold even Il single inquest
--tsuiCe u large number of our people |
(both white and black assembled around
the stand at the corner Of the Court ward |
in this place on Tuesday night last. to
rejoice over the redemption Of our State
lInn carpet-bag and Scalawag rule. The |
CLINTON silver Cornct Band was on hand |
Il immature cannon and = auvilS We're |
called into rcquisition, several salutes
We're fired, boniles built and patriotic
addresses made by Mcssrs. w. +. aud T. !
!. kernan. L. A. Moore, 4. b. Payne and
Aaron Robinson (c)---- While in Bayou
Sara recently we had the pleasure of be-
ing present aud listening to Il rehearsal by
the Edwin Forest Dramatics of that
place, of '.Tooiies'' and the .Frr,its of
the Wine Cup,' and We're ag:ee;bly
ii the talent displayed not only
ny Tie female members, but by the males
also AS amateurs, Mrs. Austen and
Mis- kautmann, as we'll us others whose
names slip our memory, have 40 supcriUrs.
/ Pat-Dcmucrat
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-05-05
BASE BALL.

On the evening of the Goth nit, it was
orr pleasure to witness very exciting
and interesting mYtch game of Base Ball
between the Lone Stars and Bulldoozers,
two teams composed of the young gem
tlcmen of Bayou Sara and st. Francis
vile, for the present season. The game
continued for the space of two hours and
twenty inmates, during which time much
skill was displayed bv the contestants.
The score, when announced by the the
Umpire, exhibited the following result {: