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r. II. IL.
Toledo .......1 1 10 II 4
G. Rapids....O 1 0 1 0 1 2-7 10 4
Milwaukee. IL; Kansas City, 4.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. kansas
City's long winning streak was broken this
afternoon, Milwaukee scoring an easy VIC
tory. Score:
r.. II. L.
Milwaukee A 0 0 0 0 0 4 3 oil IS 6
Kan. City 30 o 0 8 1 0 0 0 o. 8 2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Lehman; Darby
and Donahue. Earned runs-Milwaukee, g.;
Kansas City, 9. Two-base h~its-Lohman,
Taylor, Twitchell. Three-base hits-Loh-
man, Twitchell, Klopf, Beard. Home run
Nichols. Stolen baSe-Clingman. Double
playS-KlOpf, Taylor and Carey; Stephens,
Clingman and Carey. First base on balls
Off Stephens, 2. Struck out-By Darby, 3;
by Stephens, 2. Time-1:40. Umpire-Mc-
Donald.
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ZIGZAG CLUB BREAKS UP.
Trouble Over the Recent Meet-Club
May ReOrganize.

n Zigzag Bicycle Club has gone to
pieces. 1t broke up last night. as a result
OF some trouble among prominent members
during the recent meet at the fair grounds.
The effects of the organization will be
held intact, however, until an effort has
been made to reorganize. If that is success
ful the club will resume its career under
new auspices. There are assets sufficient
70 pay off all Indebtedness.
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Chicago. ~. Cincinnati. IL.

CHICAGO, Aug. THE Reds were
again defeated in a t%en-inning contest, full
OF life and excitement. Hutchinson was
batted hard in the first. but steadied down
and was al enigma until the eighth. Then
he lost his nerve. gave two bases on balls
and was hit for two singles and two triples,
putting the Reds in the lead. The Colts
tied the score in the ninth, and won out in
the tenth on hits by Ryan and WilmOt and
great sprinting by LANCE. Attendance.
, 100 Score.
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Earned runs-Baltimore, 20; Brooklyn, l.
First base on errors-Baltimore, 2: Brook
Ign, 1. Left on bases-Baltimore, 9; Brook
lyn, 8. First base on balls-Off Mcmahon,
Mahon. 1; by Underwood, l; by Daub. 3.
Three-base hits-Keeler, Reitz. Two-base
Robinson McMahon, Shin1Ie.
die C), T~redway, Burns. Double plays-Mc-
Mahon, Robinson and Reitz; Jennings and
Bonner. Hit by pitched ball-Keeler, Bro
die. Inks, Earle. Wild pitches-Underwood.
1; Daub, L. Umpire-Emslie. Time hours.
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LEAGUE BALL GAMES
BROOKLYN AND BALTIMORE PLAYED
TWO AND BROKE EVEN.
Ten-Inning CONGRATULATIONS
Laid Out by Boston.

BROOKLYN, Aug. 7.-Brooklyn and Bal
timore played two games at Eastern Park
this afternoon. and broke even. The visit
ors knocked Underwood and Daub all over
the field in the first game. In the second
game Brooklyn jumped on to Hawke, who
was taken out in the second inning, after
six runs had been scored off him. INKS
took his place, but the left-hander's curves
proved easy. Attendance, 4,251. Brooklyn
to-day signed pitcher Lucid, from the Hav-
erhill dub. Score of first game.
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VIII Hold On tn WfffrOck.

for Wittrock. He says Ellis did not want
to pay him his figure, and told him that
Grand Rapids had no claim on him. He nego-
tiated with indianapolis, signed here, and
proposes to stick if the club wants him. Pres
ident Johnson telegraphed here yesterday
that the Grand Rapids claim was dated July
30 and the Indianapolis claim Aug. 4. Shar-
sig says he put in a claim for the man Aug.
1. John T. Brush advised him at Chicago,
Monday, TO keep Wittrock, in spite of the
Grand Rapids .'bluff."
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MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. THE "Millers''
to-day had all the fun they wanted with
the leaders. They batted all over the lot,
and, aided by nine errors, piled up a total
OF a score and one runs. Baker, for the
home team, was wild in the first inning.
but steadied down thereafter and pitched a
good game. Score:
r. III. f.
Minneapolis 8 3 2 2 0 2-21 - 5
Sioux City....5 o o 0 0 o 0 SIS Z 9
Batteries-Baker and Burrell; Cunning
ham and Kraus. Earned runs-Minneap-
oils. 6: Sioux City, 1. Two-base hits-Hu-
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
MONDAYS UNFINISHED 8 PACE
CAPTURED BY ELLA EDDY.
Slow Time I'm the 2:27 Trot-Other
Events Won by Ada, W~halebOne
and Observation-Disclosures Races.

BUFFALO, Aug. I'm the opening race
to-day, the 2:27 trot, Eloise won the first
heat in 2:26, which will probably stand as
the slowest mile record by aged performers
in the line of the Grand Circuit this year.
The last and deciding heat was trotted in
2:21A, Anna Mace again finishing second to
Eloise, thus securing second money. The
two-year-olds were rather an ordinary Lot.
Miss Kate, by Direct, had the most speed.
but was too unsteady to win. By a pc
culiar coincidence, Whalebone and Bufing-
ton, two sons of Sable Wilkes, and whose
dams were also sisters, won first and Sec
ond money, respectively. Whalebone trot-
ted each heat in 2:27A. Summarizes:
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At y Park.

MEDFORD, Mass, Aug. IAN un-
clouded sky and almost perfect track and a
goodly crowd of enthusiastic spectators
these were the features of the opening of
the August meeting at Mystic Park this
afternoon. Summarizes:
ABA trot-Val won; Don second. Eldorado
third. Best time, 2:231a.
2:23 trot-E. L. Robinson won; Silver
Street second, cuckoo ,ird. Best time,
2:17A.
2:2S pace-Annie Rhea won; Alcede sec
ond, Lady Logan third. Best time, PIG.
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len. Burrell GU. werden, Wilson. Hollihan.
Home ~runs-Burns 80. Crooks CD. Stolen
bases-Hulen, Burrell. McCauley. Double
play-Cunningham, Hollihan and McCauley.
First base on balls-Of Baker. 6; of Cum
ningham, 3. Hit by pitcher-Burns Hulen,
Camp, MARI. Stewart CD, Cunningham.
Struck out-By Baker, z; by Cunningham,
2. Wild pitches-Cunningham, = Time
hours. Umpire-Sheridan.
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Wayne County Races.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal:
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 7.-The annual
Wayne county races began at Hagerstown
to-day. Summary:
Three-minute Trot-Kentuck first. Fanny
Moore second, Bullock third. Best time,
2:34.
Half-mile Run-Lady Hunt first, Daisy c.
second, Dora Adams third. Time, :50A.
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Closing Day at brighton Beach.

NEW YORK. Aug. THE attendance al
the closing day at Brighton Beach ryas
very large, but the racing was not re-
markedly attractive. Summaries:
First Race-Five furlongs. Blackhawk,
16 to 5, won: Poor Jonathan, 10 to /, second:
Judge Morrow, 2 TO 10, third. Time, 1:2.
Tiger, Frank r. HART. Carnalite, Republic
and De Courcey also ran.
Second Race-One mile. Charter, s to i,
won; Clarus, Y TO l, second: Sarcasm. 5 TO
2, third. Time, las. Little Bravo, Milan,
Rama, Walter Riggs and Equation also
ran.
Third Race-Six furlongs. Shadow Dance
colt, even. won; Jennie A. 2 to /. second:
Tylura, so to 1, third. Time. 1:1slz. AL
berta, Milton, Turret, Tralee, Rose of Ari-
zona FLY and Peter Jackson also ran.
Fourth Race-Seven furlongs. Panway,
Is to /. won DR.. Garrett, 5 to 2, second;
Nick, 6 to 5, third. Time, 1874. Vespasian
and Avon Harf also ran.
Fifth Race-One mile. Ben Lomond, 8 to
3, won; Jack Rose. 4 to /, second: Best
Brand, so to /, third. Time. 1:44%. Specu-
lation. Hardy Fox and Troika colt also
ran.
Sixth Race-Mile and one-sixteenth
Trouble, IL to 5. won; St. Anthony. even,
second: Ironsides, 8 to /, third. Time,
1:521a. Leigh and Half Breed also ran.
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Earned runs-Boston, 5; Philadelphia, 4.
Two-base hits-Thompson, Cross, Mailman.
Three-base hits-Thompson, Long. Home
runs-Bannon GU, Duffy. Long. Stolen
~bases-IOwe. Nash. Double plays-Tucker
and Long; Boyle and Sullivan. First base
on balls-Of Nichols. 5; off Tanning, 2; off
Carsey, 4. Hit by pitcher-Tucker. Struck
out = Nichols, Hallman, Carsey. Wild
pitches-Carsey, 3; Nichols, /. Tlme-2:1O.
Umpire-Gaffney.
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by paying attention TO properly regulating
the bowels thereby preventing a thousand
and one arrangements Of the system which
follow neglect of this ~precaution. Once
used for this purpose, DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets are always in favor. They're purely
vegetable and far better, as a liver pill, than
blue pills or calomel- Their secondary eff It
is to keep the bowels open and regular-not
TO constipate.
Miss MARY ANGUISH. of Glen Easton, Mar
shall Co, W. Va, writes: 1.-TWO years ago I
was pale and emacisted. food fermented In
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Earned runs-PittsDurg, 4; Cleveland, g..
Two-base hits-McAleer. Q'Connor. Three
base hits-Donovan. Smith, Beckley, Stem
eel, Burkett, Mexican. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Kean, Blake 60 Stolen baSes-Donovan
Stencil, Hartman, Burkett. McAleer.
Double plays-Glasscock. Bierbauer and
Beckley: Childs and Tebeau. First base on
alison Coakley. 4; off Cuppy, 2. Struck
out-By CoakIey, 2; by Cuppy, l. Time-2:15.
Umpire-HOagland.
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Earned runS-BaItl1nOre 4, BrOOkIyH, ..
First base on errors-Baltimore, 2; Brook
Ign, 3. Left on bases-Baltimore A; Brook
lyn, Z. First base on balls-Off Hae1 Ike, 3;
off Inks, 5; off Stein, 3. Struck Cut-By
Hawke, 1; by Inks, 2; by Stein, /. Two
base hi~ts-Brouthers, Griffin, Corcoran,
Burns, Kinslow, Shindle. Stolen bases
Bonner, Corcoran. DAILY GU, Shindle. Double
play-Reitz, Bonner and Brouthers. Hit by
pitched ball-Keeler. Umpires-Emslie and
Lynch. Time-2M.
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DEFIANCE, o.. Aug. THE great CEN
tennial celebration in honor OF the victory
OF Anthony Wayne Is on to-day in full
force. ten thousand strangers being pres
emit The town is gaily decorated. Many
prominent men are here. The feature OF
to-day was the great industrial parade,
three miles long.
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New York. NC; washington, s.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Z. = Good batting,
assisted by loose fielding on the part of the
home team in the early part of the game,
gave the Giants a lead that the Senators
could not overcome. Burke played an ex-
cellent game in left field and accepted all
the eight chances offered him. Attendance,
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Last night about Il O'Clock Ed Johnson,
colored. and two women quarreled on Co
lumbia alley. One of the women was cut
slightly on the face. Johnson and a COM
panion met Carrie Lewis and Lulu Brown.
white, at No. 80. where they were later
arrested by patrolmen Simpson and Kurtz.
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Earned runsISt. Louis, 3. Fist Pase on
bases-Louisville. s; st. Louis, Z. First
base on balls-OT Knell. 1; off Breiten-
stein, 2. Struck out-By Knell, T. Two
hits-Connor, Peitz. Home run-Shugart.
Stolen bases Brown. Pfeffer, Miller.
Double play-Flaherty, Pfeffer and Luton
observation-disclosures
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johnson Will Race professionals.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Aug. Z-Johnny
Johnson, the Minneapolis bicyclist, has de-
cided 10 enter the ranks of the profession
ais and go to Paris, there to race against
Zimmerman and other professionals. He
will probably start for Paris Immediately
meet this week. His appearance as a pro.
fessional will be a great surprise.
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Louisville Jockey club to he Sold.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. THE Louis
vile Jockey Club has made an assignment
to w. CT. Osborne for the purpose of set
Ting the clubs debts and for bringing about
a reorganization. A syndicate headed by
Emil Bourlier and Edward Apologize will
bid for the property and privileges. The
property will be sold at the earliest date
allowed by law. Col. NJ. Lewis Clark will
There will be no fall meeting here this
wear.
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Earned runs-Washington, A; New York,
IL. Two-base hits-O'Rourke, Davis, Will
son, Burke O. Three-base hits - Cart
wright (), O'Rourke, Rusie. Home runs
Joyce, Davis. Stolen bases Cartwright,
Davis. Burke. First base on balls - Off
Mercer, 5; off Rusie, Z. Hit by pitched ball
DAVIS. Struck out-By Mercer, L; by Ru-
sic. 3. Time-2:20. Umpire-Keefe.
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National League Race.
Knightstown, 10; Greenfield, 8.

KNIGHTSTOWN. Ind. Aug. THE
Greenfield ball club fell easy victims to the
local team to-day. Pitcher Williamson
was hit hard and often during the contest.
and his support was inferior at critical
stages. The home team took a good lead
in the first part of the game, which
could not be overcome. Attendance, coo.
Score:
Knightstown .......3 5 / 1 4 0 0 *-16
Greenfield ..........2 2 o 0 1 2 1 o o. s
Observation-Disclosures, Coons and Will
liams; Greenfield, Williamson and Raj
fert. Time, 2:20. U~mpire-Huston.
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Harry Wheeler Won.

BIRMINGHAM, England, Aug. Harry
Wheeler, the American, won the one-mile
handicap bicycle race here to-day. Wheeler
started from the thirty-five-yard mark and
won by four yards in 2:26. Edwards, OF
third
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Cleveland. 10, Pittsburg, o.

PITTSBURG, Aug. 7.-After securing a
good lead by hard hitting in the early part
of the game, Pittsburg went to pieces and
allowed the visitors to win easily. At
tendance. $500. Score:
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Toledo. 10; Grand Rapids. =.

TOLEDO, Aug. AFTER six innings of
a hippodrome and three innings of base
ball, the home team pulled down the game
this afternoon. Umpire Peoples failed TO
reach here until the seventh inning, and
Managers Long and Ellis divided the hon
ors in making decisions on balls and at
bases. Hughey was at his best, and the
visitors lost because of their inability TO
hit him when the bases were filled. At
tendance, 600. Score:
R. H. Z.
Toledo .......1 0 o 10 II 4
G. Rapids....O 1 0 2 L 0 L 2-7 10 A
Batteries-Hughey and Mcfarland. XII
leen and Spies. Earned runs-Toledo, .;
Grand Rapids, 2. Two-base hits-Miller, Nj
land, McGuckin, Hughey, Spies, killeen.
Three-base hits-McFarland. Carroll CD.
George. Left on bases-Toledo, q; Grand
Rapids, IL. Stolen bases-Miller, McGuck-
in, Wheelock. First base on balls-On
Hughey, 8; off Killeen, 2. Hit by pitcher
Caruthers, George. Struck out-By Hugh
ey, z; by Killeen, 9. Time-2:10. Umpires-
Long, Ellis and Peoples.
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my stomach. A ply
stefan my
case 'Catarrh of the
Stomach but he could
not help me. I lived
q month without solid
food and when i tried
to eat I would vomit
At this time I began
taking Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. and in
two weeks / was decid-
edly better. am now
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lengths; Rey FL Santa Anita, Id CTaral).
4 to 1, third. Time, 1884.
Fifth Race-Six and a half, furlongs.
Is to /, second; Selma D., u to ], third.
Time. 1:2l. Lord Harry and Prig also ran:
sixth nop Rd ice : bnsa fuF F Q WeT m ;
ond; Wheeler, 10 to l. third. Time, 1:0lls.
Promenade. Mary S., -Arapaho, Pulitzer,
Ellen, Mother of Pearl, Dispatch, Wang,
Canary, Commodore Roughan and Sir Ar
thur also ran.
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st. Louis. II, Louisville, 2.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. THE Browns hit
'Solly'' Knell hard to-day, while Breiten-
stein kept the Colonies hits scattered.
Attendance. 500. Score:
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Boston. 10; PhiIodeIpbi.. 8,

BOSTON, Aug. THE Philadelphia
were out of it from the start and proved
very easy victims for the local team.
Score:
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Score by innings:
oNUIN Uy IHLIIIIbSs
Chicago ...........3 4 0 i 0 l 0 0 l 33
Cincinnati ........4 0 0 l 0 0 5 0 Ill

Cincinnati ........4 o o 1 0 o o 5 o Ill
Earned runs-Chicago, 9; Cincinnati. s.
Two-base hits-Anson, Irwin, Ryan CD,
Latham, Comiskey. Holiday %: Three-base
hits-Wilmot (), Smith,, McPhee, Lange.
mot CD, Smith, McPhee. Hoy, LANCE. Dou-
bic play-Latham, McPhee and Comiskey.
Struck out-By Hutchinson, 3. First base
on balls-Off Fisher, l; off Hutchinson, A;
of Parrot, l. Wild pitch-Hutchinson.
Time-2.20.
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KOkOmO, 49, LOganspOrf, Ii.
IN the IndiananoliS journal

KOKOMO, Ind, Aug. 7.-Kokomo won
from the ~Logansport Stars to-day. Score:
Kokomo .........3 Q o 1 o 4 5 0-15
Logansport ..........0 o . 2 o 1 l 3 1-13
observation-disclosures, Sowders and Kun
Minis; Logansport, Mann and Kelly.
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Rockville. ~; Terre Haute. I.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ROCKVILLE, Ind, Aug. 7.-Rockville de-
feated the Silver Stars of Terre Haute to-
day. Score:
Silver Stars..........0 0 0OO o.
Rockville ............0 0 2 l 2 4 0 l 3-13
notwithstanding and Sheerns; Orth and
Parryhin
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South side, 10; Picked Nine, IL.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENSBURG, Ind, Aug. 1.-THE South
side ball club defeated the Decatur coun-
ty picked nine here this afternoon by a
score of 70 to IL.
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Time Bar. Their. K H.. Wind. Weather Ere.
TAI l3Olo7l 81 81 lS'westt Clear. 0.C0
Up. NJ ,i29.9 Sl IS Sc West. Clear. 600


PnlIdutIpnla Rec0ru.
The evolution of the trolley principle
goes steadily on, the latest innovation be-
Lax the running OF postal trolley cars be-
tween Brooklyn and Coney Island which
will begin this week. Two cars have been
built for the purpose. one-half of each
being fitted up AS a regular postal car, to
permit the sorting of mail matter en-
route. Should the experiment succeed a
not unlikely result would be the extension
of the plan to all the chief cities OF the
country.
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Decatur. 13; Vincennes, 2.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
DECATUR, Ind, Aug. L.-Decatur won
easily from Vincennes. The largest crowd
m on the baseball park witnessed
the game. The home team made six home
runs. Score: Vincennes, 2; Decatur, -.
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TO-DAY'S FORECAST.

Fair Weather Predicted for Indiana,
with South Winds.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Z.-For Indiana ana
nlinois-Fair; south winds.
For Ohio-Fair; south winds.
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MISS ANooiSh' color, eat more, and
have no distress after eating-heving gained
thirteen pounds since i began taking them.
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ELkHART, md, Aug. The announce
ment was made public here. this evening,
and occasioned great surprise among the
friends OF the couple. that Edwin Swain
and Miss Lizzie Main. prominent young
people OF this city. were married in Mlchi-
gan on the 18th OF July.
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Local Observations.
ISDIASAPoLIs. Ind. Aug. 2.
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mentos. produce, por medic de Ia
fermeD taei6r, an aCido venenoso
que, comDinado con los alcalies del
cuerpo, forma una sal llamada
"urato de sodio." Esta sal, en- for
mn dc cristG7es duros q pwnsantes,
&c deposita en- los mdsCulos y arti.
culaciones, y entonces sobrevlenen
la infamaci6n y el dolor-es de-
cir, ell reumatismo. Ahora com
prendes. pues, que no provlene del
exterior, slno del interior, del este
son como raspadurss secas
en- tn casa; cualquier cosa las pue-
de poner On movimiento, y ell frio,
el exceso en- el conner, la humedad,
una incomodidaf, I'm exceso de ira.
bajo, pueden servir & ese prop6sito.
De aqui el ningdn 6xito de apli
caciones esteri0res, ta'es como lini-
mentos, friesgas, etc., para curarle.
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FORZOSA.
OODIGO DE OOMEROIO, "Gi-
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OODIaO DE COMERCIO, edi-
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OODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
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Juolcial.
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MANUAL DEL sRORETA-
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naa reconsuyentes pdors curando ramente otas
dpendn del empobrecmieno de
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ventilados por entermedsdes anterioEes.
su aco6n ourava muy eacaz En- Las ds cora
hdropa sansano sodera zumos de cdos marcos padeE
e reauyen caor natural flores banoas
grandes pddas sng sa de Ia meDsruao6n abnndanca
complete deroo en- la edad
debdad general de las
agudas cr6cas aracOnes morbOsas Gin
mas de una simple de aeoc6n general deo
lesion 0Anca reGnn entoDcs 0ra medleacon
I'm vista de los progresses Neraca de aRunos nconve
nentes notaV en- praco m odcado Ia formula
Oompueba tan que &c hace de
ella en- toda Ia isla.
Oon fin preCavee mucha imitacones de esta
rmua han hecho eades nores debe exgrse
cada de egma procedenca este de farca
tapa superior selo dice DOCTOR n REVERON Medeo
Onano Ponce Puerto Rico Inferior fma en- lado de
Oech0 de a ca-POnce Ag0to 80 de 1890
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-09-14

DOCTRlNA CRlSIIANl
pOR GIL ESTEVE.

Nueva. .edici6n psriectameote
,mpresa ' epcusdern&da en- csr-
t6n. ! NUEVE PESOS grnesa
Tomsndo 10 gruesas ae hsee
ON buen descuento.
De venta en- eBtA ImpreutA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-09-14
LTRR0S RELIGIOS0S.

80 .scibido On esta Impre1ta
1, mot. bic surtido de obras religio-
a.. = .,l,c ctas todas, entire las GUS
% ,as a. encuentran las Eguientes:
rmttsci6n de Oristo, KempiA II
.Adici6n econ6miCa....-.-4 VO'4O1
fdem de- idem, idem, edici6n
Do lujo. .-.--.s.~--.- ]00
Aucora do Salvaci0n..-.-~ oOl
Niercicio cotidiano ........ AZ
ri Devote Feligr6s, encus-
= iernaci6n imitaci6n msrfi 1.6O|
ruE divina, encuadernacion
piel negra CON brooches. - @OOI
S;vina. encuadernaci6n
de tiguroso luto.; ...:.;S- "V|
Tus divina, encuadernaoloa
en- piel de Australia J nj ~
vel .s.ss.~S~~oa'ss I'VV
.1Ncio del Domingo s......- z'oU
Peouefo Ofcio, encuadern" 90
! ri6n imitaci6n martil.: -. S.UO
'tlAcios Ftnebres, encuader- -
nsci6n de piel CON relieves, aOO
n, Iria del OristianO. encua''
= dernaci6n de pie!. ...,::. 800
iris celeste. encuadernaeloh ooo
nikel.----......:.....:::: S'VO
tt,,a celeste, encuadernaci6n
AarMAR.-~-.....-s'~--~-- -~-- 0'VV
pucologio Espahol, ensua-
dernacitn de carey cen ln- -
crustaciones de nacar. -. S'OO
- mnier cat6nca, encuader<
Ssc'on ass sss..~----...-..-. ~ 1900