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Evening journal., 1895-05-06
Notes Of tie Local Diamond

Catcher Hinkle, Of the Rock ford team,
has signed with Chsdds Ford's club
and Third BRseman Beggs. IL is said, has
quit playing ball in Wilmington.
Bullock a good catcher and batter.
will take Hlnkle's plaza back OF the bat
at the nion street grounds
Tom Flanagan Is pitching 10 hard
luck for Carbondale's pa team He Is
twirling some good cnrves but his club
has not won a game
Jack Leiper. well known Ia Whining
ton. leads Of the Media batsmsn who
solved the delivery Of Pitcher Winters OF
Montgomery A A for fifteen bits The
Montgomery team 10 one Of Philadelphia
strongest
"lky" Chsrlton's catcher. Bader. missed
the trsia on Saturday afternoon AND
Caniz had to 80 back OF the bat H'
msde but one error
The Columbia A. team, Of New
Castle, begins the second mouth Of thu
series with a percentage Of 600, ane
their games have been walkovsrs
The volunteer baseball team defeated
the Goldey Commercial College Club q
Saturday BY a rcore OF II to Bstte'iei
-Mulln. Bayard and BulRer; Fens
McMshou aud Richsrds.
| At Red Lion the Columbia A. G secor
team won a close game from the PixtoI
Club of that place BY asc re OF 10
/ Tho batteries were Bridgswstsr Az
l Taylor; Besson and Thornton.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06
epIToRIAL COMMENT.

Ex- Governor St Johns son has killed
his wife, but as yet no one has claimed
that that Is what cold water brings a
man to Chicago Post.
Grover Cleveland is fond OF wild ducks,
but be has a natural objection to cackling
geese. New York Journal.
Rich men are giving quite freely these
days to institutions Of Learning Of differ
ent kinds. II is better to give money
while you are living. Yen can then see
how 1t is apent, Baltimore American
The counterfsiters Of the postage
stamp probably excited suspicion BY
using a good quality Of gum. kansas
City Journal.
Many people who profess to believe 10
the theory Of the greatest good TO this
greatest number also believe that the
greatest number is No Puck.
Mrs Lease, to her credit, does not rur
ner political campaign in a manner which
compsls Mr. Lease TO provide his dug
store with speak easy" attachment =
Washington Star.
There are times when the conhdsntia
book keeper OF a bank makes himself
altogether too familiar with the funds o.
the institution New York Press.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06
IN THE SPORTING WORLD
Some Lively Baseball Playing
BY Delaware Clubs.
ROCKFORD LOST TO NORTH END,

Rut CoiumbIa A. G Won In a Walk
From the Strong Alien Grays-Live
Notes of the Local DiamOnd-The
National Gamo Elsewhere-A Change in
the League Positions.
Charlton's North Fad Club won the
first gsme of the season from Rockford
on Saturday afternoon, In hard struggle
OF eleven innings. The Qaskers played
snsppy ball from the first but could gain
no advantage over the lively Wilmington
boys until the eleventh inning, when the
latter did some erratic playing Kenney
pitched good game for Rockford and
struck out FIVE men. Comfy and Chapelle
did good work for the home club and
Bulleck's work showed that be viii soon
be able to play with the BEST of EN-.
Charlton put up great game at first and
Billy Bockman, the sparrer, did good
piece Of sprinting around the bases. The
core
| Norlh b End. IL. 100 500 0 90 Q a.
| Rockford ...-,...........0 o a Q 10 Q Q 90 o.
Earned runs-North End, /; r. oxford, 2.
| TwO-base hit-Charlton. Baet stolen-Nortl
End, 4; Rockford 2 Double play Gonnelll
Il and MCDANIEL. bases on tbAlls-By kenney,
/ A. Hit by pitcher-By Kenney. <. Left on
baAes-North End, Q; Rockford. 3 Passed
1 balla-Cantx. 1; rulIock, 2. Struck out-Bl
/ Fitzpatrick, D: by RBnney, 8. Time of game
2.05. Umpire-Gallagher.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06
A Physician Talks.
THE REMARKABLE STORY AND
AFFIDAVIT OF DIR. LEWIS
BLUNDlN.
Amicted with Paralysis Tor Twenty
nvc Years-A Case OF World Wide
Interest.


nve years-A Case OF World Wide
Interest.
lFrom ne Philadelphia 7Hmes.)
Lewis d. Blundin was born in Al at
Bridgewater, Pa, and is now q resident Of
Hulmeville same state. He went through
the war as private, sergeant and hospital
steward Of Company G. 2Sth Pa. Volunteers.
AS a result Of an attack Of typhoid fever in
Ca. his kidneys became affected and this
finally developed into spinal disease, which
lasted through his army service. In '66 he
was mustered out and entered Jefferson
Medical College, Phila., as a student from
which he graduated two years later. The
remainder Of the story is best told in his own
words:
cone day, after | had graduated, ] was
lying on a sofa at my home in Manayunk,
when | felt a cold sensation ia my lower
limbs as though the blood had suddenly left
them When / tried 10 move them ! was
horrifed at the discovery that ! was para
| lyzed from my hips to my toes. The paral.
vsis was complete and a pin or a pinch Of
the flesh caused no pain. ] could not move
muscle I called in Dr. William O. Todd,
Of Philadelphia. He made an exhaustive
examination Of my case, and announced
/ that my trouble was caused BY inlamma.
tion Of the spinal cord, and that | would
likely have another stroke Of paralysis. !
consulted Or. ]. w. Gross and Dr. Pancoast,
Of jefferson College Philadelphia, and pr.
Morehouse, Of Philadelphia, with the same
result .
One day last September 7 decided 70 try
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
had always been troubled with a sort Of
vertigo after my first stroke Of paralysis Ia
such an extent that when / got out Of my
bed my head would swim and / had diff
Guilty in saving myself from falling. Ny
appetite was bad, digestive organs ruined
and 40 assimilation Of food. la addition Z,
my many other ailments, rheumatism held
u prominent place. BY the time had finish
J ed the first box Of Pink Pills was compara
lively free from these minor ills. First on,
all would disappear, then another until ihl
pills got to work upon the foundation stone
of my trouble-paralyss Before / ha,
taken the six boxes Of pills, was sitting in NJ,
chair one afternoon, when ] felt q cnriOu
sensation in my left foot. Upon investigation
: I found it had fexed, or in other words, be
come movable, and l could move IT, From
! | that time on my improvement was steady an
I IL was not long before ] was walking aroun
on crutches with little or no discomfort ]
was three years before taking Pink Pill
that had been able 70 use the crutchfs .
any time and ] feel sure that Pink Pill
have done me more good than all the doctor
and all the medicine in the country and
. they are not costly can easily afford "a
" treatment"
y sworn 10 before me this 10Th day Of Ma
s / 1893. GEORGE HARRISON, Not. Public.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06
KENNARD
02t.62S Market Street.

When we quote a low price
on any article you must not
for one moment think the
goods are of inferior quality,
as inferior quality is something
we never offer our patrons
under any circumstances.
We do our best by the peo-
pie all the time. If you ever
buy an article here and find
that you could have paid less
for the same class of goods
elsewhere bring it back!
A good Percale Waist in as
sorted colors, SO cents each.
Pointed yoke, shirred front,
laundried collars and cuffs.
Large sleeves.
Al fine Percale Waist, in
many styles, rs cents. Large
sleeves, pointed yoke, laun-
dried collars and cuffs.
And the very latest things
in exclusive styles of imported
fabrics at $I.oo, $I.25, $I.5o,
$I.75 $2.oo
Silk Waist, in Black and
Fancies, $3.50 to $I2 each.
Some beautiful New Styles
| in Ladies Cloth and Silk
Capes from $500 to SIS.
Stylish Short Jackets in
Black, Navy and Mixed Gov
erts, 5000 up-all new this
season.
A small lot of Silk Rem
nants from ~ to 3 yards.
Best Wash Japanese Silk
| Remnants, I8 cents per yard,
75-cent Colored Surahs, rs
cents per yard
$I.oo and SI.I5 Taffets
Silk Remnants, half price.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06
As oIHERs sEE us.

Although Delaware has selected the
peach blossom as the state flower, Ia the
present state Of imbeoility that rules at
Dover the 'ayellows' would be more
appropriate botanical emblem -Phila-
delphla Press.
Ii Is q curious fact that while the
Delaware Legislature can't come to q
decision OF tha senatorial question 1t has
plenty OF time to think Of new gas COM
pRnies Philadelphia Press.
Representative Hall, Of Budgsville
Del, who says the election OF United
States senator win fall, ought TO know
If a man from Budgeville Is deadlocket
what can one expect from those WHIT
come from less easily moved communi
ties2 --P Philsdslphia Press.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06

for single electoral votes in Sussex last
Fall, to say nothing about the price TO
the man who did the buying. George
town Journal
Wonder what those Republicans. who
thought Governor Msrvil could appoint
In case the General Assembly failed to
elect, think Of Governor Watson's right
TO appoint 10 q similar contingency. =
Georgetown Democrat
Faint heart never won Is as true in
politics as In love. Go in, Bstsey Hig
gins Go in, bar Addicks l-SsAford
News
Evening journal., 1895-05-06
Both siass osn Paste.

A curious fact is vouehsd for by fine
steel workers Ia Sheffield. England An
fins edged tools assume a blue color and
lose all temper il exposed for any length
Of time to the light Of the sun. or even
the moon
Those who are not satisfied with Sat-
urday's nomination and have begun 70
whet up their knives will do well to pss' e
this 10 their hats. and then avoid talking
through their capillary covers.
On the other hand. the Organization
viii be wise II it keeps the sun isbi
aashiog. No thanks for this sdvice Il
is gratuitous.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06
watson Forfeits the Championship.

SPORT Editor Evening Journal.
SIR: understand thst Harry Johnson,
OF New York, has issued . challenge for
me to wrsstle with him for &500 side or
75 ard 20 per sent. Of gate receipts, Ibest
two In thrse falls ct the Sea
side Athletic Climb. Coney Island
As am not In this bualnsRs any
more / hereby forfeit al claim 70 ths
middlswSight championship which held
OF Delaware. MarylRnd and Virginia and
cannot scotps mr johnson's challenge on
account OF business inoonp ability.
Signed WALTER NJ WATSON.
Middleweight champion of Dslawars
Peninsula.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06
A Great victory at Battery Park.


Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. May While many
people were confident that the Columbia
A. @ team OF this city Oeuld defeat the
strong Allen Grays Of Philadelphia,
nobody anticipated such an oyerwhelm
Ing victory rs the game on Saturday
resulted in The Grays we're ahead until
the sixth inning when Captain Higgins
settled his men down TO a regular batting
streak. Hits were banged out right and
left and the Grays infelders began to
Jump about the diamond like Sioux on o
war dance Eleven New Castle runs
came in In the eighth In the fourth,
the visitors got their three runs by a
single by Cook, a base on balls to f A
right field fence.
| winning ball. Madden did pheuomsua
work, he making three runs and Eve hiti
--one of which was a double with men OF
basss-putting out fifteen men anc
| throwing out two men at second, stealing
the base Other features were Leach
| gilt edged pitching, the lightning doubl
play Of Ferguson, Higgins and Lyttl
and circus play by Steele. Somebod.
shouted to the bareheaded right. felde
to stop hitting the ball so hard and TAX
the little end Of his bat. He did SO ant
raped out neat single The score:
Columbia A. C............0l II IL
Allen Graya ya.........4......20 003O00 90
Batteries-Leach and Ma den; Curvin an
+ g. Yeagsr. Errors-Golumbia p allie
Gray, "A; Earned runs-Colum ola;
| Allen Grays. 2 Home rua-Smlth Two
base hits--Duffy, Madden, Newlove, 2; Gun
| vim. Sacrifice hits-Coiumbia. A. Stolen base
| Columbia z; Allen Grays. 4. Struck ut
| BY Curvin. 4; by Leach, u. Bases on balls
| BY Curvin, q by Leach, 4. Double plays
Ferguson, Higgins and Lyttle; Lyttl-, ul
assisted; Cronin, Long and H. A. Yeage
Umpire-JAmes B. Toman. Time-2.2O.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06

The Republican nominations were evi-
IDENTIFY made with view Of conclliating
our Israelitish neighhors jacob, Abrpm,
samuel and Joseph would make a streNg
combination In three ball billiards-bnt
where would Edmund come in2 He
might umpire the game.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06

on the top rail of this political fence,
come down. spesker Crisp has come out
squarely for silver and now Senator
voorhees, has followed suit and says:
rThe decks OF the free coinage silver
ship have been cleared for decisive and
inal conflict
Evening journal., 1895-05-06
saturday Attsndance.
Rerord of tlle Clubs.

TO-dAy's Schedule.
Baltimore at Cleveland.
Brooklyn at Plttshurg
New York at Cincinnati
philadelphia ut Louisville.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston vt St. Louis.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06

OF the three candidates for mayor. but
one could possibly succeed, and tbs
organization is mo Reeses The refrain
now sung By the others is:
OF al sad sords 50 sadly.sad
The saddest OF all are We have Had.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06

II President Cisvel4ud's letter on
finance cid no other good it has made
sosae prominent 1ilTer Democrats. who
have for some time besn trying to pose
Evening journal., 1895-05-06

Doubling Thomas no longer doubts;
he thought be was with the ins, but fsds
he was with ths onts.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06

Teacher-T Tommy Flgg, you may define
the word heroine Tommy Figg-A
heroine ls woman that's always cryln'
an marries the biggest fool In the play,
lust because he's got little doo3 mus-
fache
Evening journal., 1895-05-06

Cornelius Vanderbilt has a mant el
piece his Newport ''cottago" that cost
the modest sum Of $75 0o0. Does he
mean to bern money in it2 No one
doubts his ability to do SO II be wishes,
Evening journal., 1895-05-06
Couches.

We are now making the incest Couch at So, $Io $I2
and SIS ever put for SALE We make the frames and the
upholstery of the best full spring seat and head good
and fringed. Covered in tapestry or corduroy New
goods and of any color desired.
Estimates for all kinds of upholstery work. new or old
gladly furnished any time.
We we'll fitted for doing this work promptly reason
ably and in the best
Evening journal., 1895-05-06

An advertisement drops the same
thought into thousands Of minds at
almost the same time.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06

The peach prospect continues to b.
good
Evening journal., 1895-05-06
Saturdas's Scores.

Baltimars, IL; Brooklyn. 0.
Philadelphia. 10; New York, 8.
Boston, 0; Washington, 3.
Cleveland, s; St Louis, s.
PittsburR. 3; Cincinnati, 2.
Chicago, z; L0uisville, A.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06

II Boston ,0. mall 20 bV sIsoLTlaIly
Evening journal., 1895-05-06

Ths Church Club lectures, delivered In
1894 and 1895. under the auspices OF the
Church Club OF Delaware have been com
piled and printed In book form These
lectures were not given as continuous
course upon any assigned subject and
they make a very interesting book, which
Is from the press of Homer Barry, Of this
city.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06
Yesterday : Lsasus SCORES.
Sunday Attendance

st. Louis. IL; Cincinnati, 4
Chicago. 8; Louisville. 2.
Evening journal., 1895-05-06

The June number of Toilsttes, which
has just come to hand, greets us with Q
beautiful spray OF roses and other flowers
appropriate to the season, and brings, in
addition to its thirty six pages of fashion
designs. fine half tone portrait
supplement Of the late Charles Frederic
Worth. the acknowledged king OF
dressmakers
Evening journal., 1895-05-06

A paper on "Tammany" in the May
number Of McClure's Magazine describes
the blgh-handed rule of Marshal Ryndsfs
aud the Bowery Plug uglies" Ia New
York city fifty years ago It is fully
illustrated There lis also a paper on
journalism, by Charles A Dana, in this
num har
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-04
Maine Hero H0nored,

WASHINGTON, June 4.-By direction OF
the president, medal Of honor was
awarded George H. Littlefeld, late cor
poral company G, First Maine volunteers
for gallantry in action et Fort Fisher, Va
March %, 1895. The soldier honored seized
the regimental colprs and advanced with
them after the ooloy-bearer had boon shot
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-04

NINnIAYoL}s, June I.-Evidencs pre-
sented at the Haiss inquest yesterday went
Tar toward clearing Loren Elias, the weak.
minded son, from Os suspicion that he was
ths murderer q bis mother and sister, 1t
being shown that Nrs. Elias had bought o
t<caliber revelvss. The police now be-
ueve Loren in1ocont.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-04

New YORK, juno THE trustees of the
st. Lawrence university of Canton unan-
imously voted to offer the position of pres.
ident to w. B. Gunnison of Brooklyn.
DR.. Gunnison has had wide experience
and is rated as one Of the strongest prin-
cipals In Brooklyn.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-04
"a noa Struck.

READING, -, June 4. - During a
thunder storm - Plowville two men were
killed by MshtDinS -Four others were
stunned. The men were on the porch Of
the Plow tavern. The bolt entered the
roof and went 1hcnce 10 the barroom and
through the open door to the porch.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-04
KILLED by Subordinate.

MADRID, juno 4.-Captain General of
Madrid Primo Rivera was shot and killed
by Major Clarijo, an infantry officer, in
bis office, without . moments warning.
Clarij ~ supposed to be insane. He had
Just been discharged from hospital where
be was treated for dementia.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-04

0RoIEcTloN from the grip,
pneumonia, .diphtheria, fever and
epidemics is given by Hoods Sarsapar
rilla. It makes PUR E BLOOD.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-04
HiGGins = Perry.
Jonas Ale and Narrasansett Lagei

Advertise your wants In the Tribune.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
DnD1cAroRlA.
La RAzoR DEL r1ruro

eUMARIo.-LuChemoa.-Rl deber
sumplido.-La generation que su-
be.-La tusticia humanA-Protex-
sos cEiminales.-La formula del
progreso.-El pc0greso y sus ma
nitestaciones. LA opinion p6bliOa.
I'll perio dismo.-Lo que debe ser
ell periodismo.-Lo que eS hoy In
prensa.-LA prensa y Las leyea.-
IA politics. a.-IO Q1e Cebe ser In
20liTioa.--Oomo % haCen loa poll
.iOos.--OomO uscen los paFt1d0s.-
Los programs poltticos. s.--Artifi-.
siOs pohtlcoA.-Hl caznaval politi-
so.-MiseriRs p0litiGas. - EinOeri-
lad pOhSicA-FanAt.aro politioo
LA demOoraClA.-Prtncipios de-
nocraticos. s.-Ahsurdos democrAtI-
oos.-Delirios democrAttOos. - La
iIbertad de Ia OAtedra--Nbertad
contra dereca0.-La igualdad 90
cial.-1a igualdad en- ia b storia.-
La igualdad anIe la raE( n. La So
beran1s.-La oemAgogia.-Lon hun
nos mOdernos.--La revoluCi6n.--
Las huelgas.-Oonfusion y caos.-
Gl nihillAmo.-PrOpagsndas demo.
ledOras Cancer soClal.--Antiuo-
mias y Rncmhlsas.-El mayor de
i0s erE0rsss. va Ia nave.-Epl-
logo J Sonclu5i6n.
De veDtG.-En Ia ImpEenta del
BOLErLK MkROAETTL.
Precio.-Un peso ei0Crenta seN
tavoa etemplaI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
GlN(O TERRITORIAL I LGRICOLl

DEPUERTO ROO.

Oaducadas con arreglo al arti.
sulo 15 de los Estatntos las IL
acSioneJ, cuyos resguardos provl
aionalea Sc axpidieron con los n6me-
ros 952. 465, 467, S72, 46S, 469,
47O. All, 472, 964, 303, 953. 954,
900, 956, 7S8, 362. 82S, 352, 961,
$50, 595, 628, $40, 936. 942, 729,
6SS, 14S, 732. 134. 636. 7O2, 713,
722, TIC y 100 por no haberse, sa-
tIsfecho hasta hoy ei tercer divi-
dendo vencido desde 81 Quience dc
Mario pr6ximo pasado, y deblendo
pagarse el cuarto divldendo aDtes
del prImero de JUNO proximo; poE
disposition del senior Presidente. &c
snuncia Ia aubasta de las referidas
accIones, que tendrA lugar el 5 del
propio mes de Junio, desde las dos
haata las tres de la tarde, ante 10
Comisi6n de Turno, en- el salon de
seslones de la mlsma.
No 90 a1mitirin proposiclones
que no cubran de contado el Inn
porte del terceto , cuart0 divlden.
dos de cada acci6n con los intere
ses y gAstos, 8 sean veinte , tres
pesos Dor acel6D, adjudicAndose en-
totalidad 8 por lotes { los que me-
jores ofertas hsga1 en- el acto de
la aubasta.
Los que deseen haeer propOsiCio-
mes de6erAn consignar pr6vlamen
% els pS del importe dc les ac-
clones poE que hagan poeturas, Sin
10 cual NO les serGn admitidas. 7
veslicado el remate, los que obtu-
vieren Ia buena pro, deberGn con-
sigaAr el montante de sus ofertas
dsntro de Les vcinte y cuatro horss
sIRuientes, 81 81 Q ncepto dc qneI
no venfsAnd1 1io, quedaia sin efec.
70 el remste y perdido el deposito
cue hubiesen hecho, que QuedarA Z
6eneAelo del Banco para indemni-
earle de los dahoa J perjuicios que
In faIta de cumplimiento de los
pOstoEes pueda ocasiOnarle.
Acreditado el psgo del importe
del Hemate 6 remates %, expedirAn
los titulos correspondence de las
acclones rematadas { los adjudica-
tarios, quedando ain nipgun valor
nj efecto Ios de las caducadas. Los
duefos de estss podrzn iberarlss,
sln embargo, haata el dia s de Ju-
nio { les cuatro de la tarde, satis.
faeIendo en- 10 GAIA del Banco el
vaIOr del terceFo , CuaEto dividen-
dos, aus inteTeses J gastos, 3 sean
Velnte y tres pesos por aCCi6n, ,
presentando en- 10 SeCretaria sue
resguafd08 para anotar en- ellos di-
oho pago. Las acciones que se IL.
Deren de ese modo, serSn exclnldas
de Ia subasta. Aun exlsten en- dicha
secEetaEia, pOF no haberles recOgi.
DO sus dueios, los resguardos CO.
rresrondientea & los reCibos provi-
sionales n6meros 664, 145, 480,
SIG, 026. SS6, $40, 912, 926. / OF,
pa, S6I, 141, 31l, 946, 957, 626,
$50, 6eS, 664, 565 y 92I, correspon-
dientes ( vaTiAs dc las AcOl0nes CO.
ducada&
Puerto Rlco, Mayo IL de 1895
81 HecretaEio, GaIUadOr FwuGdo-
sM-Vs Be-M Presidente AOci-
dental; Jwli6n 3. Blance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09

IC:, { la cual Aucede otra en- CONAN
Idita bajo la misma raE6n, para DC
dlcarse 6 iguales negoeios que i
dlsue'ta.
| Son socIos eestores de la nuevi
D. Jose PoRtela , Hilvs, D. Ramon
Vicen,e y Alvarez y D. AveliDt
PoEtela , Silva, y Oomsnditarlo D
Basillo de Santiago y GoBzAes.
lProsperidadesl
Para vigorizsr sl sistama 0sso,
y como nm tonieo para el ce'ebro J
los neEvios, la Emulsion de Scott
tlene mereclda con justic.a la apro-
baci6n J apoyo de los ssii res me-
dioos.
"Hece sfios qle empleo con fe-
liz resultado la Emulsi0n de Scott,
de aceite de higado de bacalao con
hipofosfl:os de cal y de sosa, en- to
das las enfermadades puimCnares
de origen escrofnloso, habiendo OBJ
servado tambi6n que pFesta ex
Celentes serviclos cnando 30 trata
de vigorisaE el sistema 6seo. ~
Doctor E. B. de Goenags, Medico
del Asilo Provincial de Benefcen
Gle y Manioomio de San Juan dt
Puerto Roc.
''El LEtig.-H IN ss 70 ibi 10
el primer nnmeru del nuev0 peri0-
dioo que con aqueI tfSulo, y baio 10
direction de don Emilio de Masa.
rredo, ha empesado & publicarse On
Aguadilla.
lie deseamos laIga vida.
Rn liquidaOi6n.-HA qusdado 90
lIq uidscion, On Ponce, Ia casa mer-
cantll FernAndeE = 90.
Sc hs hecho cargo de dicha lie
el sooio gestcT don Ser
vando Pleo.
La Emulsi6n de Scott merece
CON iusticia el alto cOncepto en- que
l0 tiene la profession m6dica. All
10 reConoce el hAbil 3 inteligente
doctor don Florencio Vllluendas,
de- Juana DiaE. Puerto r co.
He aqui sus propias palabras:
LA Emulsion de Scott GO m |
preparado exCelente, y justamente |
asi por todos lcs lne
iioos."
DR.. FIorenoio TtllWsHdas.
M6dIco Titular de Juan DlaE.
JuAna DiAs, Puerto Rico, julio |
I6 de 1894.
La Emulsi6n de Scott es no 90.
amente superior al aceite de higa.
10 de baCalao simple por contener
ilcha gTasa bsjo una f0rma agfadA- |
Die, sino tAmbl6n por agregsr o loo |
sfectos Hutritivos del acelte la ac-
ion t6nica de los hipofosGtos.
Don DemetEio Paniagua, Doctor
IN MsdiCina y OifujiA por la Uni |
7ersidad dc BarCelona, Medioo del |
Hospital de Oayey, Puerto Bloc.
Oegtiflca: QGe haoe amos viene |
1sando como una buena comblna-
lion la Emulsion de Scett, de aoei-
q de higado de bacalso con hipo-
'osfltos de cal y sosa en- todos los !
,asos en- que eslan indicadas aque |
las sustaDciae.
Oayey, Puerto Rico, Julio 81 de |
1894.
DR.. Demetrio Psnisgua.