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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-01-20

that in a variety Of ways which it is UNI
necessary 10 enumerate.
From 1870 to the year 1883 little or moth
ing was known by the outside public In
Mississippi of the inside workings of the
convict camps The state leased to an in
dividual the entire convict population and
the prison property. The lessee sub-leaSed
the convicts I'm small squads, who were
scattered In different portions OF the state
i'm the hands of sub-lessees. The lessee OF
the state was under contract to clothe, feed
and guard TIE convicts and furnish them
medical attention and the lessee employed
the guards. the sergeants and physicians
and paid these employees directly. The
state appointed a warden or superinten-
dent and paid his salary.
Ii can readily h. seen by any one who
has given any study TO the subject how
completely the convict was under the con-
troll o. the lessce and his employees. lie
stood as the paymaster and the appointing
person
The official reports OF the warden and the
surerius endent. made at stated times to
the legislature. disclosed no abuses or seri-
Gus Negotiations. The hire of the conviets
brought annual revenue TO the state and
aside from the moral oblquity involved in
the fact that the prisoners were turned
over TO an individual for his private profit
the people OF the state We're not Informed
that wrapped up In this system and con
ceaIed from the public eye. were cruelties
,-.,,..,,,-.a
The First Disclosure.
r~,,,. i. -, - 49, ~. shocking
-... - ~. - ,..,.o,,,.,, cop,icts,
who were being returned TO the prison a
Jackson from the plantation OF "A suh-.es-
SEQ and who were seen hy many people be-
- -, a.. $50, "a =, a., ,,,,-,,s, f,-,tfnn in
-, - 1 ..,,.... ..,t..t.t Nv Tho A;fs-
-, = .,,.s., - ,.,.r.,,-,s,,., ts,.,.
-. ~ 80, ..,,,,,,,,5,t,.a made start
"a. s.-.l.,-,,-.. ..,--a-,,i,,s- t,a treatment
- 49, ..,,,,,.5... ,,d 49,. .fst-,cter,s Of line,
..nt1.rnep an the committee we're SO hirh
49,. .,,. s,,,,,r,.,, ~ .stsir rerprt was never
-...,...f,. .,,,.,-fs.,,.s II v,lnttla serve no
,,s.s,.l ,.,,r,.,e. ,,oy- 10 review tho details
~ t5. ;,,,-..stf-,tsor, l-,tt IL IS sufficient 10
80. 80. 49,. co.'s disclosed l,- the cort,rllit-
fee. extending over the period or years.
demonstrated the truth az the proposition
,b,t ru,h 81, institution as convict leasing
Il hr,s.st ana .le-nor,lfgfne and should have
M pgar,. in amy civilized ceuntry. The pub
IL. s.7,st f7lrf1f 81 the state devclr.ad hv the
,.,r.,.. ~ ~. COMMITTEES was strongly for
~. .t.,l-ts,r, ~ ,ba cptfra system The
-, ,,....I.,.ir,,, a.. 1s,.ae ,rnef..-p.- or
-. = ..s.... ~, ~. ..,.-.,,,,,..,,, +, :
=. ..-'' -, -.
.-.r.-r 1,.5.,. ~ -, ANA .s,tt.es.. +
-.-..,-..ss.1 .4f ts,e LEGISLATURE instead ~
as.,fssss5n.- az, svs.an al once uu.gtsooIz
y, v,.-,,.5Z- some ~ lis worst abuses b.
,ttrnir,s- ~. ,.,,,5.fcfs over to the Gulf and
ssr.5,, fs,,..4 p..t,,,g s-an,nau,, ia the
49,.
,y-l.. .s,,..-,, ,,...,, ,.,.t &, ,fc~ation WIS
i, Is sft,t,.- ma, ..,.,,-.,.ts a.. -,
~ -. ,.,,,.1..,...., 81 tb, vs.-ss IL buil4In.
ttss ~. 49,, 49,. 49, =, D., .,tl,,.as..l
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-12
PERMANENT CLUB
May be Formed by Railway Men OF
Wheeling District.
4 MEETING HAS BEEN CALLED


AZ will be seen In another column II
call has been issued for u special meet
Ing OF tho Hallway Employees Gold Club
Mt It's headquarters In the Terminal
passenger station next Tuesday. when
measures viii be taken toward the Or
ganIzatlon of II permanent railroad
mons club In Wheeling In which politics
will not figure.
Mr.. J, +. Townsend, assistant general
freight agent of the Wheeling & Lake
Eric road, liz the moving spirit IN the
now movement, Just as he was ono or the
first to move In the organization OF the
campaign club. In n conversation with
an Intelllgcnccr reporter. MIR. Town
send spoke enthusiastically OF the
scheme for the organization OF per-
mCnt railroad mems club 10 take In the
500 to 1000 railroad employees OF the
Wheeling district II IL proposed that
the now club shall have club house,
something on the plan OF the y. NJ. c.
a, or Carroll Club. but with features
that will appeal particularly to the
rallroaGers. II 10 not anticipated TINT
the placing Of the club on Il good sub
stantIal footing will involve great cx-
pensc. md II Is said that not all OF this
expense will fall on tho railrondcrs, as
the promoters have hopes OF securing
encouragement from outside sources.
Tho club will be non-partisan. In fact.
II will not be II political organization.
It had been suggested TINT the old pas
scngcr stutlon OF Tho Baltimore & Ohio
on South street be secured for club
house, but 1t has been thought better
TO secure n place that can DO fitted up
with baths, library, etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-12

The second days session OF tho an.
nial meeting OF tho grand lodge OF
West Virginia Mnsons yesterday, was
attended largely and tho interest In
the proceedings was general. The
morning was consumed In tho meet.
ins OF the committees which prepared
their reports to the grand lodge. These
were considered at las, nights session,
when the annual election OF oiliccgs al
90 took place.
The grand lodge met at $50 p. m.
and the entire afternoon session was
consumed In q discussion OF the plan
for the establishment OF West Viz.
ginia Masonic Orphans Home. The
proposition was brought up In the FORM
OF a report from Chairman Michael
Emsheimer. OF the special COMMITTEES
appointed at the last annua, meeting.
The proposition embodied the ,den OF n
tax OF 81 per head on all Mnsons each
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FAIR OF THE SEASONS.



Unique Entertainment 10 he Given by the
At tn, Peabody building this evening,
the Epworth League OF the Fourth
Street N. T.. church will give unique
carnival, termed the Pair of the Sea-
sons" 1t will be the aim to have each
season appropriately represented by n
booth or series OF booths. Summer will
be represented by front porch nicely
decorated with an arbor OF roses. On
the porch will be served ice cream and
cake to NIL who feel the heat Of the
evening. This booth will be In charge of
Miss Annie PrOsser and an able body
OF assistants.
a hut rooted with fodder and sup
pOrtcdby pillars OF the same material
Will recall an autumn scene. Great ears
Of corn and pumpkin lanterns will
hang suspended from the rnfters Hot
popcorn VIII he served ut this booth, as
Will also mince and pumpkin pies. Ap.
ples, potatoes. and all kinds OF jclles
will he offered for sale by Mrs. Jessie
McAdam and the young ladies assisting
her.
Miss Marie Murdoch viii have charge
OF inc winter booths, Santa Claus In
the person of Mr.. Thomas pr0sscr will
deliver presents to his friends from
Christmas tree. A pond nearby VIII
furnish sport for those who wish to fish
through the ice. At the post Office con-
Quoted by this department all persons
may receive n letter. Sandwiches and
hot coffee will be served.
Springs booth will be In charge OF
Miss Estelll Hull and an able commit
tee. The booth Will be decltcd In green
while cronlilEg frogs will remind one
OF an April day. At one side of this
booth the fortunes OF NIL who display
their hands Will be told by amateur
palmists. On the otlrcr side Is located
an art gallery, containing over seventy
pictures. Miss Marshall, rs Rebccca,
VIII draw lemonade from the we'll for
the benefit OF the thirsty.
During the course OF the evening an
Instrumental musical programme, IN
charge Of Mr.. VIII DOulin viii be rch-
dered. The young people have spared
10 pains to furnish enjoyment for all
classes Of people, and their efforts will
no doubt he crowned with SUCCESS.
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tho place to certain extent. but II viii
DO como time before ii Will DO regulated
to get carly people TO Wheeling on time
m the mornln6.-Moundavlllc Echo.
The interest taken In tho educational
classes Mt tho Young Mems Christian
Association IL vccy gratifying TO tho
management. Mr., \. Il. White hns an
Interesting class In mechanical draw
inE Mr. ]. A. Bell IL teaching book.
Cox In lnstructlng a class In German
and w T.. Patterson. esq, teaches
American history aud CIvil government.
All the teachers are thoroughly COM
petnnt and Tho. instruction Is thorough.
The classes are open to all members OF
tho lSSOnlntlhn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-12
TIE COAL SITUATION
Over the River May Observation-Disclosures
and Coal Companies Ready TO Nnisc
rrices-rhe Ohio Miners Circular Just


AMI Coal Companies Ready TO Nnsc
rrices-'rhe Ohio Miners Circular Just
Issued.
1t Is probable there Will soon be an.
improvement In the coal mining stu
alton In tho ovcr-th e-rlvcr districts. At
n meeting " tho coal carrying and pro.
ducIng company's held In New York.
the situation OF affairs was reviewed
md better prices may result soon. The
following companies were represented
by their presidents and managers:
Rocking Valley, PcnnRylvania railroad,
Wheeling 81 Lake Erie. baltimore &
Ohio, Columbus, SanduslIy & Hooking;
Cleveland L0raln Il Wheeling. and the
Toledo and Ohio Central
The meeting was entirely harmonious
aud II was generally agreed that the
present rates for bituminOug coal and
transportation charges were ruInously
low and to the great disadvantage OF
the producers. carriers aud miners. In
q general way the meeting favored an
agreement ns to coal prices and trans
pOrtntlOn rates to last over period of
three years, The details will be settled
ut series Of other conferences. An
other meeting VIII be held Tomorrow
morning.
\ meeting was also held Of the repre-
sentatlycs OF tho comnanIcs Interested
In soft coal business In tho ClearntIl
region aud n partial agr,ement as Ia
coal prices and ratrg was reached. Tho
roads Interested nrS tho NorfoIk md
Western. Chesaprakn g. Ohio Ralii-
more 4. OhI5. Hcarh A. p,r-asvIvanin
rullrood.
Tho executive COMMITTEES NJ m. MIN
crs met in columbus md fnrnntn,ad !,
circular "a mo minrrg in mart ~ cni.
lows.
As rnr 1s tho J,c,tso, r,unt,. rs,d ne
well os NM NnsgIiIan distrtc, rucrn.n,.
ana NuslIngu,n and ntbcr law ro1l
districts in the state wcrr cnrrcrroI
tho demand for Z, roductI,n v,,s rot
made Inv tho orcr5t5r1 a, rho 1--WE ~.
high co1I onera torq ,roJa {, rLo Nas
slim, and Snsboc,am GoIIo 49, 80,
hen ,slnd TO- tho rodnn,s,,, go, ia
are r%rph,r, M NJ mo six,aor- r CIV
vhiIn J"s, Wool, ~, Tnci,,',, .,,,,,,,,.
onHratorq JsnarIcJ ,hn fn,,, .G,.c,
con, ra,c nrd wiz 49,. t,,d",:,,r'.',,,
Tho mIncs or mar cn,I,,,,. c,,C,.ns,,,.
and Nuskiprnp whcr,, a. y,,,s La a.
rnardTd prn igin ras,s,I,,r ~
.rnr, II Ia mo eI.r1tInn In nTr a,s,rto,
and far Inc nnrnnsn ~ r6nsIJnr,n,. III
Situation on} ID S1r q r,rn,,,In,ir W. t,I,s
Jadnitc oGicIaI noot,t,r ~ 80 ~, ,,s,.
vo,,,. h,a,J ,,'nu c,i,o5 .n,Sa,. ~ ,,' ~,
civ iC'oIurbms, "n ~, ott - s rti's
rcSn,t ~ nmr r,so,T,c az 80, y''t a. ms tSi,,,!.
r.sn,Itjnn ,.s - "S .wir"Tn'
makinr fSr,y't,I.o ca,,,s ~, ,.n,.,I,I ,',
raj" for The live hoSn., t., 80 II, 'o'i,E
and r,ne,nrr OH Jis,,.in ~ ne, i"sM ',I
ing thct sborid nn,, ~ =, 20. ~ " ".
,hssc Jis,,;c,s bo NJ" aS,, "a, ~. a,,,. .,tt,ei az
tar r,tG IN. r,,as,o -, oo,,',Ss,t,,,.a
va,t,gss ~ n,It,- ,e,:o, ISL W. "
ijtinns q sb,1t Voc, ,,.;,h ~ or n'u.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-12

year for three years. for the formation
of sinking fund. The proposition also
authorized a new special committee to
travel over the state during the current
year and ascertain the sentiment on
this matter among the subordinate
lodges, to secure options on available
sites near growing towns In the CEN
trail portion of the state. also the cost
OF the proposed home.
The debate on the Masonic Orphans
Home proposition brought out n spIr-
tied discussion which was participated
In by Messrs. Robert White. Michael
Euaheimer. a. B. Clark. E. II. Turner,
/, G. W. Atkinson. E. VI. Sfowalter. C. o.
Henley. G. W. FeIdt. C. B. Graham. II.
r. Howard and R r. Swope.
AT O'Clock the afternoon session
ended. and at & p m. the grand lodge
met in night session.
The first business transacted ut the
( night session was the election OF OIL
GERS. which resulted as follows:
Grand Mastcr-B. D. Gibson. OF
Charles-Town.
Department Grand Masters. n.
Myers, OF Mart!nshurg.
Senior. Grand Master-JoSeph Hall,
Wheeling.
Junior Grand Mastcr-Ncil Robinson,
of Charleston.
Grand Treasurcr-Hush Sterling. of
Wheeling.
Grand sccretary-G. W. Atkinson. OF
Wheeling
The new officers were installed in an
, impressive manner by eX-Grlnd Mas
ter Robert White, of Wheeling.
Tho different standing committees Of
4 the grand lodge made their reports
which were debated and adonted With.
out exception.
Charleston was unanimously selected
as the place for the next annual meet
ing Of the grand lodge. The time is the
Tuesday after the second Monday
in November.
Hon. o. s. Long. OF Charleston. was
invited to deliver an address. He ac-
copied the invitation and made most
eloquent address. taking as his subject.
THE Symbolism OF the Masonic
Apron"
The grand lodge adjourned at 1880 p.
Upon assuming the chair the new
grand master made the following ap-
pointments for the current year:
Grand lecturcr-Cyrus S. McKinzcl,
Anderson.
Grand chaplaln-R. Rush Swopc. OF
Wheeling
Grand marshal-Samucl Ferguson,o of
Ceredo.
Grand Senior Dcacon-A. D. W.
Strickler. Philnpi.
Grand Junior Dcacon-P. r. Harri-
! son. Martinsburg.
Grand Pursnivant-Dr. J. II. Wcy-
mouth. EIkins.
Grand Tylcr-T. W. Bliss. of Wheel
ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-12
LOCAL BaEv1r1Es.
Matter, OF Minor aIomunt IN aud About

Il4H tho Cliy.
At tho Grand to.nISht.-"A Railroad
Ticket"
A campaign button looks out OF place
these days.
Turkeys are becoming plentiful In the
local market.
Candidates for the various city Offices
arc beginning to hustle.
Tho Wheeling pottery has been work.
Ing overtime this week.
The bar mills OF tho upper Riverside
mill go on this morning.
All The local cntsup and preserve fac
tories arc working overtime,
Officer Shields ran In four vags short
ly utter midnight this morning,
The bridgeport Mckinley Club will
hold an Important business meeting to-
night.
Tho committee on accounts viii meet
at tho city building Tomorrow evening
ut 1870.
The young child OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
I. Rankin. OF Wheeling Island, "a quite
sick with scarlet fevcr
Willie Bradbury. an Island boy, Is
laid up with II broken leg, received in a
practice game OF football.
The Indies OF tho United prcsbytcr-
ian church will give supper at the
church on Friday evening.
Bud Iln2lc,t, n five ycar-old son OF
Joseph liaZlett, OF the South Side, ia
suffering from n badly cut lip, caused
by n tall.
Joseph Hlldebrand. q sixteen ycar-old
Bcnwood boy, while working In the
Wheeling iron and steel plant Mt Ben
wood. received n painful injury In his
eye, which may ruin his sight, He foil
against pair OF hot tongs, which
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-12
Old Soldier. Demand ncrosnlt,on.

The First Political Regiment of West
Virginia held an enthusiastic meeting
In the police court room last night. Mr.,
j. NJ. Gontcr presided. The regiment ls
composed OF old soldiers and cons OF SOL
lderS aud has for Its main object the
recognition OF the old soldiers for gov.
crnmcnt positions. At last nIght's
meeting several names were added IL
the roll. which now hns nearly reached
the second century mark. Tho regiment
promises TO be vigorous one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-12
IMPORTANT CAPTURE
Made by Lieutenant Ingram md Officer
& ~ aiichneIx Inst Night.

The Wheeling police department
made an important capture last night
at 10 o'clock. James Berry. who halls
from Sistersville. stolc a ladies' gold
watch at that place. Last night tcIe-
gram was received from the oil town
stating that the thief was thought TO
have come to Wheeling. Lieutenant
Ingram and officer Michac's were de-
tailed on the case by Chief Bennett,
and they soon Ind the thief safely be-
hind the bars. a search OF the city con-
WINGED the officers that the man was
not In town. and visit to the steamer
Lexington which was Just coming in ut
the wharf, from Sistersvllle, was made.
Berry was found hidden away on the
lower deck behind a lot OF freight. md
was taken to police headquarters and
placed In a cell. He Will he taken to
Sistersvillc this morning. The watch
was recovered by Lieutenant Ingram.
This Is another Instance OF good work
on the part Of tho Wheeling police.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-12
A PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
TO he Formed by the EiEins Cndets-.h
Trim TO i,nrursvilIr.

The ElkIns Cadets will hold very
important business meeting this even
Ing In the second branch council cham
Der, city building. Every member OF the
club should endcav0r to be present. as
business OF Importance will be trans
acted. 1t Is the ntcntlon OF the club
to form n permanent organization. a
trip TO BnruesvilIc on Friday evening
vii be considered Mt the meeting and It
Is thought they will decide TO go. Sew
eral Invitations have been received to
attend publications. In nearby towns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-12
nuCk1sn's hrnica SnIye,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruiscb. sores. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chilbIaIns,
corns. and all akin cruptions. and posi-.
lively curcB piles. or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed to Givo perfect satls.
lhctlon or money refunded. Price 20
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-12

TO cure all old sores. to heal an In
dolent ulcer. or to speedily cure piles.
you need simply apply DeWitt's Witch
Hnzel Salve according to directions. Its
magic-likc action VIII surprise you.
Charles Il, GoetZe, corner Twelfth and
Market streets: Bowie 6 Co, Bridge
port: Peabody & Son. Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-12

II was completely covered with sores.
Every limb IN my body achcd. Had
been sick for five years. Doct0rn could
do me no good. Most OF my time was
spent In bed: was complete wreck
Burdock Blood Btters have completely
cured me In three months" Mrs. Annie
Zoepcn, CrookstoWn, Mimi. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-12

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE directors
OF tho Adams E&prcss Company have
declared the regular quarterly dividend
of per cent, payable December l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-12

THE soothing. healing effects OF DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup Is felt al
most instantly. There Is no other cough
medicine that combines so many vir-
tues. Sold by oil dealers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-12
.THE GRAND LODGE
81 West Virginia Masons Con.
tinucs Its Sessions Here.
THE OFFICERS WERE ELECTED

A. Last Nights se.sion-Ths vster an
Grand Tyler, Mr.. Hiss, Re.sieeted-'rhe
scheme for Masonic Orphan, Home
was Discussed at Length, AMI Gos, Over
Until Next iesr-l,spoits or Many Com.
mittees Considercd-Detaiis OF tho Day.
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ALL oln. city fathers say: Use saliva
ton OIL the greatest cure on earth for
pain, rorirhcumntlsm and neuralgia. 25c,
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Against modification OF county court. 1872
The cost OF holding the election In
the county was about si.5o0.
The sale OF the $1,000 OF school bonds
takes place on the 18th. by the COM
missloners C. +. Oldham and o. L.
Holiday.
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FOR SALE


House rooms and hall, with ,,,,..
improvements: lot 3Oxl22 feet, For ",,,tia
between Twenty-thifd and Twenty. yy,,,st
streets; cheap. ''O-''l
House ! rooms, Locust stree, Co.,
ward; lot ejXl20 feet; rents Tor M nl
annum; lGt1nH easy: il.iiJ ~
Sl,iQ0. s''eII
House q rooms and hall, Mark., ,.,..
Centre Wheeling, SLIGO. '"ee'
Nos. n, ~ and Is Twenty.,hlld s,.,,.
cnSy termS '"''S
House. y rooms, wide center Elll, NIL
crn convcnlenccs and large nt, N "a -
Chapllne street: cheap md terms ,,,. ~
House. rooms, Eighteenth :, ri%
House, rooms, bath. hot md ~
water, both gases, and IN rclT G,Sv.
house, ! rooms each. Markc, E'rasi y.
tween Seventh and Eighth. a Lalgai5 =.
$3.50 will buy n nicI lot fronting n, r,,,
street; one-third cash. balance on tsI.;
terms. I'm y" "a!
800 viii buy good :wo.roo,usd t,r,
fronting on Chapllno street. near -anI
Sj25 will buy house OF rooms on Mo,
street. Centre Wheeling; tlOO cash, bal,,.,
Lots on Lind strcct. Cherry stree. ~,
McColloch street at from 80 to 80 az. AZ,
on easy terms.
Money to loan on city real estate.
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FOR SALE.
FOR 50 SALE.
WEST VIRGINIA.

Tho National Collection Agency. ,, g
Washington. D. c., will dispose OF tie 49,
lowing judgments:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06
"WATRR&0 PLlrisl'.
ElxA MEN ORfTICO
DR LAS PRINCIPALEs TDORfAa
aO2RD QUE DHgCANsA nL nDHTOTO
POLfTICo K0pHRNO.
DON lGNACIO DIAz CkNEJA.
s4,los Dpl ~scLsrM sslcAa1l :::iipa PUnzssNs
DEDlcAToRlA.
LA RA2ON DEL TITULO.

SuMARIO.--Luchemoa-Nld deber
cumplido.-La generation que su-
he.-La justicia humana.-Pretex-
.os cFiminales. LA formula del
progreso.-El pEogreso y sus ma
nifestaciones. opinion p6blica.
Ell periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
al periodismo.-Lo que es hoy 10
plenss.-La prensa y las leyes.-
~ politica.-L0 que debe ser 10
po!itica.--C6mo se hacen los poll
tious.-CGmo nacen los partidos.-
Los programs politioos.--Artifi-
clos politicos.-El carnaval politi-
so.-Misarlss politicas. - Hinceri-
dad polirica.-Fanatiamo politico
LA demoozscia.--Principios de-
mocrAticos. s.-Absurdos demoorAti-
cos.-Delirios democrAticos. - La
libertsd dc ID OAtedra.-Libertad
contra deIecho.-La igualdad so
oial.- La ifualdad On 10 historia.-
Ls !gusldsd d ante IL raE6n.-La 90 :
beranf& La dsmagog:a.-Loe hun,
nos modernoa.--Isa reyoluci6n.
Las buelgas.-OOnfusion y caos.-
81 nihi)isn o.-Propagandas demo-
edorss Cancer soclal.---Antino-
piss y sncmaliaA-El mayor da
loo eYroreA ANA Va Ia nAve.--Epi
logo y conolusicn.
pe veptA-En Is ImpTenta del
eOl xTIE MHRCAETIL.
Frecio.-Un peso oincuenta cere
svCa eiemplaI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06
FRANKLIN.
,oNcEPcIoN ARENAL.
coMPRIMIDos DE vIcHY

Por espacio de veinte amos la
Emulsion de Scott ha probado ser
muchisimo mas eficaz que el aceite
de bacalao simple en- el tratamiento
de todas las afecciones pulmonares.
Don Julio Z. Nlhez y Gonzslez,
Doctor en- Medicina y Cirujia por
las Facultades de Paris y de la Haba
ma.
Certitica: Haber emp'eado durante
su practica professional en- diferentes
estados de debllidad stitucional y
muy particuiarmente en- la Tubercu
losis de formar pulmon; la Emul
sion dc Scott, habiendo siempre obte
nido un resultado sstisfactoric.
En- tai concepto, no duda expedil
el presente como. test ;monio de ser
una preparation de P inner orden.
Guanajay. Cuba, % de Mayo de
1894.
DR.. Julio E. Nlhez.