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ST. LOUIS, July 26.-The Browns played
an almost faultless game to-day and won
from the Bostons. Donahue pitched grand
ly, allowing the Beaneaters but six hits,
only two of which were clean. Stivetts also
pitched well for his side. The Browns won
the game in the eighth on a home run by
Grady. Lally's single and Cross's triple.
Attendance On0 Score.
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Louisville. IL "A s o
Brooklyn 30 OIL / /

Batteries-EVans and wilson; Payne and
Burrell Earned runs-Louisville 2; Brook
iyn. /. First base on errors-Louisville l.
Teft on bases-Louisville, 4; Brooklyn, 5.
First base on ballS-On Evans, 3; off Payne
Home run-Lachance. Two-base hit-Wag-
ner. Sacrifice hit-Stafford. Double plays
Stafford. Dolan and Werden; Lachance
GunassistedD Passed ball-Wilson. Time-2
hours Umpire-Hurst
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Hot" Game at Spencer

Special to the indianapolis Journal
SPENCER, Ind, july 26.-Spencer and
Worthington played a hot game here to-
day. resulting in a score of IS to IA in favor
of Worthington. Score:
r. H e.
Spencer .......1 2 8 Ola Z S
eries-Worthington jerks and Har-
ris; Spencer, Mathes and Fouts Struck
out-By jerks, Z; by Mathes, 6.
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To-Day's Games.

Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Brooklyn at Louisville.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Boston at st. Louis.
Washington at Baltimore.
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To-Dax,s Games.

Indianapolis at st. Paul.
Detroit at Kansas City.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
Grand Rapids at Minneapolis.
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Colonels Defeat TrolIey Dodgers.

LOUISVILLE, KY. July 26.-To-day's
game was slow and uninteresting. the Col
onels winning without much effort. The re-
lease of Pitcher Evans was recalled and
his fine work was the only feature of the
game. Attendance, 500. Score:
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Boston ....0 0 oil 0 %
ST Louis ........1 0 2 *-3

Earned runs-St. Louis, 2; Boston, 1. Two
base hits-Cross, Lowe. Three-base hit
Cross. Home run-Grady. Sacrifice hits
Houseman, Murphy, Hallman. Double play
Mailman, Cross and Grady Bases on balls
off Donahue off Stivetts, 4. Hit 81 by
Vets l. Time-1:4O. MISUNDERSTANDING.
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Syracuse, 6; Scranton, 0.
Toronto, IL; Providence, 8.
Buffalo. 5; Springfield, Z.
Montreal. 16; Wilkesbar II.
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Earned runs-CIeVeIand. I; New York 3.
First base on errors-Cleveland 2; New
York, s. Left on bases-Cleveland, 8; New
York, IL. Bases on balls-Of Powell, 6; off
Rusie, 4. Struck out-By Powell 2: by
Rusie, Z. Three-base hits-Wallace, Tier
nan. Two-base hits-Burkett, OConnor,
Mexican. Sacrifice hits-Childs, Mexican
(2) Criger, thinner (2). Van Haltren. Stolen
bases-Zimmer, Herman, Joyce Double
plays-Criger and thinner; Mexican, Child
and Criger. Hit by pitcher-Chiids. Passed
hall-Warner. Umpire-O'Day. Time-2 AS.
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GIANT RUSlE PITCHED
AND NEW YORK WON AN ELEVEN
INNING GAME FROM CLEVELAND.
Gleason and MeeIxin Punished by I'M
pire O'Day-Leaders Defeated by the
TaiI-Enders in "a Close Contest.

New York;. 6-CIeveland .... S
Louisville -. 4-BrOOklyn -.
Philadelphia .1O-Pittsburg. ..... q
st. Louis. 3-BOstOn
Chicago .......... Rain.
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2:17 pace: purse. &. 5QO.

Passing Belle, b; G., by, :,
Heirat-Law. CGeers). Il
Mabel p, b. m. (Quintin),2 l
Silver Chimes, b. g. will
Sonl..... -. .-......,.....S
W. H. G., b. g. (McCar-.
thy)... .................9
Moiada, gr. S. (Starr) ...6 3
Spalpeen,, b. s. qapham).4 DIR.
Broker, CHI. 6. (MarshalD IS 3 dis
Walnut Lad, blk. s..
SjM ya ey 49,. ..'.'.'..%a g. dr.
TimeN2:o Sih, 2:11h, 2:11, PIP.
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g-Fully prepared to do job worl
Of every description.
SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1897.
A WORD TO THE PUBLIC.

With this Issue The SENTINEL mass
es under our control aud management
as publishers, and such we shall fulfill
and discharge all the unexpired con-
tracts for advertising and towards
subscribers, and all amounts to accrue
on such contracts after the 27tii day of
February, 1897 will he due and paya-
BILE to us.
For all future contracts and business
OF any kind with the SENTINEL. the
pnblic will nave TO deal witt, a..
We shall endeavor to give the pub.
lie a wide awake, up to date home
paper, specially devoted to the inte-
rest of the town and parish, and to the
promotion of the general welfare.
In undertaking the publication and
management of the SENTINEL, we have
but few words to say.
We are cOnscIocs that in these few
words we have mapped ont a heicu-
lean talk. but with the help of friends
and a fair share of the public's pa
tronage ; We expect. Dec ~rolonte, to
be able to accomplish it satisfactorily,
THE PUBLISHERS.
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PRESIDENT McKINLET.


Last Thursday at noon, Major Viii
liam Mckinley was sworn in as Presi.
dent of the United States, to rule over
the des.inies of this great nation during
the next fonr years. The oath of office
was administered in public by Chief
Justice Fuller.
All the usual ceremonies on sucl,
occasions were punctiliously observed.
1t Is publicly announced that the
President has selected the folio wing
cabinet officials, who will, most prob
ably, have been confirmed as such by
the Senate, when this reaches our
readers, viz:
Secretary of State-Joha Sherman,
of Ohio.
Secretary of the Treasury-Lyman
j. Gage, of Illinois.
Secretary of War-Russell A. Alger.
of Michigan.
Attorney General-Jos. McKenna,
of California.
Postmaster General--James A. Gary,
of Maryland.
Secret ~ Of tie Navy-John D..
Long, of Massachusetts.
Secretary of the Notwithstanding
N. Bliss, of New York.
Secretary of Agriculture-James
Wilson, of Iowa.
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THE SPELLING REFORM.

The American Pathological Associ-
alton has recommended the fl following
"Rules of New S~pellings," and a reso-
luton has been introducedin Congress
instructing the Public Printer to con.
form 10 them in All printing for the
Government:
/. Drop UE at the end Of words like
dialogue, catalogue. etc, where the
preceding vowel is SHIRT. Thus spell
~demaeog, epilog, synagog. etc.
2. Drop final Il in such words as
definite, infinite, favorit-, etc., where
the ~nieceding vawel is short. Thus
spell opposit, pleterit, hypocrit, reqni
sit. etc.
3rd. Drop final TIE in words like
qnarteti-. %c"qnette. cigarette. ETC.,
Thus spell cieatet, reset, e %pauiet. We
Diet. gazet, etc.
Drop final ME in words like pro.
gramme. Thus spell program, ~oriflan,
gram, etc.
Change PK TO in words like pl,an-
tom. telegraph, phase, etc. Thus
spell alfabe., parasrai. ~filosophy, fo-
netic, fntoglaf. etc.
Substitute E for the dipthongs 4 and
&c when they have tile sound Of that
letter. Thus spell colin. esthetic di-
a%rrlIea, subpoena, esoiagus, atheneum,
etc.
The Association says English
spelling is the worst in the world
Millions Of dollars are wasted each
year IN the writisg and printing of
useless letters. The education of on,
children is retarded and the progress
OF our people is hampered by OIL
%eumbrons, Illogical, misleading ortlIoy-
rafy. The scholarship Of the world i
almost a unit in demanding a change
The adoption Of sncf, reforms in
spelling 1T this late date will produce
confusion and can serve no good per-
pose.
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The Senate amendment in favor of
the bounty deficiency was accepted by
the house Of representatives and will
pass into a law. nnles3 Knocked in the
head by the President. AT the present
Thursday morning) writing, the chan
ces are in favor of the law being
signed by the President, and it is to
be hoped that those interested in its
passage will not be doomed to disap-
pointment.
The planters are to be congratula-
ted upon their good fortune. If the
law goes through, for it will be a
case of snatching victory from the
very jaws of defeat.
The Louisiana delegation at Wash
lngton did noble work in this behalf
III which they were we'll assisted Nv
the committee sen By the planters.
(Since writing the ADORE, the nems has
reached here that the President has fail
cd to sign the dct.)
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Second Ward Justice Court of N. T.
Bourg, Parish of Lafourche.
G. @. Bryant as. No. 5, Westley Thomp-
son.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT nv
~ virtue of a writ OF Eferi Facias. issued nv
~ \. Bourg, Justice of the peace of the see-
old ward OF the pal ish or Lafourche in favor
OIL G.C Bryant and against Westley Thomn-
son defendant, and to me directed. I viii
at III o'clock am. on the ~
3rd day of APRIL. 1897.
at the court house door in the town of Tbiho.
daux. in tn e md ward of said parisb ofysr
Tor sale at public ~anctiou the foilowing das.
cribed property to-wit:
A certain tract Of ground situated In this
parish on the right bank of Bayou Latourcbe'
AZ about SIX miles from the town Of Thine.
daux IN the Bruslee Grand Chene settlement
measuring arDents front on the Eastern
boundary, by five and q half arpents more or
less In depth, between parallel lines runnino
East anu west: sounded in front or East IN
land OF public road South by road senara-
Ting from lands now or formerly be,ong,ne
10 lenon Bernard being part Of section a.
1. 10 5. K. Is East and fully described on a
pan deposited in the office of the ClerL ~
Court, parish of Lafonrche. drawnb y .Josenb
Nicolas, Surveyor. on tue 9Th day of O,toher
IS2o; together with a the buildings and i'm
proyements thereon, seized as tie pronertv
OF Westley Thompson, under said writ If
.feri Jaeios. "
o. T.. CARO-.
Constable ind Ward.
Dated this nth day Of February, 1897.
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We reproduce from our neigkbor.
the Laf0urche Comet:
"Ibe succession sale of the late
Francois Samoan took place last Sat
nrday. The undivided half of the
Iblbodaux Sentinel, which was owned
BY the deceased, was bid in by Judge
l.. T. Caillouet for $467, and a few
personal effects were bought BY differ
ent parties, making the aggregate
amount derived from the sale m
thing over $500.
BY the purchase made last Saturday
Judge L. p. Caillouet becomes the
sole owner of the Thibodaux Sentinel
as previously he was the possessor of
n half of the plant. Though he is
not altogether a novice in the news
paper business, the Comet congratu-
iates him upon becoming sole proprie-
tor and extends to him the ~ Of
good fellowship. While we naturally
hope that the Comet will be favored
with a share Of tho public's patronage
we trust that the Sentinel will succeed
and that our relations will always be
of a cordial ~nature.''
The Comets expression of kindly
sentiments are highly appreciated and
while r~eeiprocating the wish for the
Comets success, the SENTINEL wishes
to assure the neighbor that it heartily
Endorses it's sentiment ''that our rela-
tioEs will always be of a cordial ma
ture."
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WHEREAS, LOUISE fAUZIN, or THE
~ Parish "a Latourehe, State Or Louie
ana: wife OF T~elesphore Rodrigues, Jr., also
Of this Parish and State. duly aided, sutha
rized and assisted by her said husband BIS
made application TO be named and appufnim
administrator Of the aforesaid estate,
Now, therefore. al. persons are hersaF
warned and notified tn file their opposiicus
to the ssid application in writing, with tho
clerk Of said Court. at his office ID The town
OF Ihibodaux, ten days after the first noia=
hereof, otherwise the said applicant will b
named and appointed as such Administered,
as required by law and n accordance shh
law.
60 witness my hand and the impressed
81 the seal Of my office at Thih0isax
(~~) La, this the 10Th day OF febrs.
airy, a. d. 1897.
ri. AUCuIN,
DIV Clerk of said COan.
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BAD SHOWING.

According to the statistics OF filter
acy IL the United States complied in
the census OF 1890, Louisiana makes
the worst showing Of all. In a total
poruiation Of 794,6S3 of person 10
Years and over. she las 364 ,1S4 %illitel-
ates, being As 8 per cent. The States
possessing the highest number of il.!it-
crates, after her, are South Carolina.
45 @ per cent.,Ne Mexico445 per cent.
Mississippi 40 per cent, Georgia Will,
1873 per cent. Alaban a IL per cent.
and North Carolina with 35.7 per cent.
Ut the number of Louisianan's i,lit-
crates 80,939 or pol per cent. are
VIII ties, aud of these 72,O13 or 2O.3 e
cent. are native born and 1926 or 1877
per cent. foreigners. She has 2s3 245
colored illlterate or 72.0 per cent.
These figures are not very hatterine
to orr state pride aud to our vanity.
Louisiana should shake off the torpol
from which her people have suffered
I'D the past and iDfuse new life into her
educational system. To be the last
on the list in tile great sisterhood Of
States on SO vital a question ought to
be a source OF humiliation. Let Louis
lana bestir herself and rouse her pep.
pie to a full realization Of the disgrace
records she left behind.
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We desire to introduce the SENTINEL
into every reading family-nay, into
every family which has a member
who a read-in the town and in the
parish, aud to accomplish that end, it
shall be our aim to make it a live and
interesting home paper, instructive to
old and young people. Our friends
can help us very materially in this
purpose, if they will furnish items OF
general interest, relating to the social,
industrial, and commercial life Of the
community.
There is no need of being expert
correspondents to do this "a line or
two stating facts, and giving real
name, not for publication (unless
when desiredl, but to insure good
faith, is all hat is desired.
A good word or two spoken in our
favor at the opportune moment
would also help us to acquire new
friends.
Friends, show us your good will.
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TAKE NOTICE: THAT PURSUANT TO
Il an order and decree OF the above C0uii
and to acommissinn to me directed ID ls
above entitled and numbered succession WI
offer tor safe Mt public auction pursuant y
law, to the last and highest bidder sftAs
Court House IN the town of Thib0daux on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10th, lSJ,
between the hours Of II o'clock .. ~. and
o'clock y. m. the following described prop
erty, tO-wit:
REAL ESTATE.
1st.-A certain fractional lot Of ground e
town lot situated III this parish in tbe lgNa
OF ~Ibibolnux being the nor theasterD pofioa
OF Lot 20. lis, on the plan OF said wv
made and executed by James b. Grinage's Wy
the lst day of May, 1872; which said iIag
tional lot OF ground measures one huHaIes
aud thirty-tiye 1851 feet front on Cross 80
Dy a depth OF sixty-eight feet on the WessCmII
line, which said western liue is 10 ne pafssIE.
with jackson Street. thence running Wv.
vest to East between parallel lines 70 1sa,s
Clay street, bounded North By Gross s!nset
W est and South by other portions Of sala w
No. lis and East by Henry Clay Stree, "
gether with all the buildings and iInp1v.a
ments thereon. rights and ways ana pn'r
leges therennto belonging.
MOVABLES.
2nd- One bed and contents.
3rd--Three pictures.
4th-Oue big looking glass.
5th-Three Chairs
6th-Halt interest 10 mare ndcolt.
Terms and conditions Of sale, Cash VI ~
debts. JAMES BEAkIs
SherifsOf Lafoafcas'
March 9th, 1897.
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Just now everybody is beginning to
take a Spring Medicine. And it is a
good thing to do provided you take
Simmons Liver Regulator-the best
Spring Medicine. It's a sluggish liver
that clogs the system and makes bad
blood. A dose a day of Simmons Liver
Regulator will make a new mar of You
and a new woman too. Look for the
Red 2 on the package. 1t is Simmons
Liver Regulator you want.
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From Archbishop Janssens' pastoral
letter we reproduce the following leu
ten regulations
10 Every day in Lent, Sundays ex-
cepted, is a fast day Of obligation.
% The use of flesh meat is allowed
at the principal meal of the day. ex-
cepting Wednesday and Friday bleach
week, and the Saturdays of Ember
Days and of Holy Week.
Sc Persons who are dispensed from
the obligation of fasting may eat meat
at every meal on the days on which it
is allowable to partake of it.
a Throughout Lent, Sundays incln-
ded, it is prohibited to eat flesh meat
and fish al the same meal.
80 Fasting presupposes only one
real meal. p%artaken about midday.
A light collation. may be taken at night,
at which fish, butter, cheese, milk, and
eggs. are allowed.
o. In the morning, a small cup of
coffee, tea or chocolate may be taken
with a very slight quantity Of bread
so slight as to be in~appreciable in the
eyes of the law.
= Lard may be used in the prepa-
ration Of food, and those whose prin-
clpal meal usually takes place in the
afternoon may take the collation. in tile
morning.
81 The law Of abstinence applies to
all persons from the age Of seven years,
unless exempted by sickness or ne
cesslty.
g The law of fasting applies to all
persons over twenty-one years of age,
having no legitimate cause Of dispen-
satioD. In case Of doubt, ones con-
fess0r should be consulted.
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The Howell State Committee met
Ia New Orleans on the 4th instant 10
discuss matters political and map out
a plan of action. 1t is given out that
they will make Il anvass for the
election of delegates to the constitu-
tional convention.
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W.. Clement Us. No. 100, Sainjuste
Ale1is.
TAKE NOTICE, THAT BY VIRTUE OLA
i writ Of Fieri Facias issued Nv Ne,nonrs
i. Bourg, Justice of the Peace of the 9nd
Ward, OF the Parish of Lafourche. to me an
rected and delivered for execution. 7 have
seized and taken into my possession. and
will, at Ii o'clock q. m. on the
9th day of March, 1897,
at the court house door in the town OF Thibo.
offer for sale at public anctlou the
following described property. to-wit: Thirty
i've bbls. of corn in sluck or seventeen bhis
net, seized as the property of Sainjuste AL
exls, under said writ OF Fieri Facias.
D. l.. CARO-,
j Constable.
Dated this 10Th day of February. 1897.
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~. =. ioHps rs. No. 80, G. j. DARN I
NuTiiE - HEREBY GIVEN THAR Al
sititt. ~ i writ pf Ficri F'aria.. ,..a.d
T. ii. @y", Jnsiice If the Peace Il ina X
war; "A the Parish IL l.atourcir. M t,rs Il
u ~. i'ei.s aud asainst C.. j. bavls .a !
me ~dlitcis'.i, | will. mt ii o'clock n a, A.
dta day OF Marrh.ilSa7,
thr premises ~ the town OF Lms~gA.
PIE Tor safe ilh' Iolluwing dessriDsf pvepa
ty. tO-wI:
u contents Of i certain grocery ssos. i
per Inventory 1u ii e. and seize,l ~ "a ~
"t srid 9. j. DAVIS.
Terms Cash.
D"iri th's 10th day of February, IsE.
kn'AG A. BARsIas
Constable 4tb War;
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a OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Lafaurche

S"ceess'cn of Leop Tauzia and As
wic, No. i507 Pro5atss.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
18th judicial District Court, Parish
Lafourche.

SuccesSioR Of Elbia Green, nisd
i'ode Tatbert No. 149S, PrObatts
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
4th Ward Justice Court Of In p,,4
Of Lafourche.

y. !. Ionps rs. No. 50, G. j. BnA
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Second Ward Justices Court of n. T.
Bourg, Parish Of LafourcLe.

I'll. Clement IS. M. 1c9, Saiajuste
AleGis.
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All communications should be adj
dressed to The T~H1BODAUX SENTINEL,
Thibodaux, La.
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Subscribers who fail to receive their pape
on time should notify US without DELAY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-10

Tetuan no 81, debiendo presentarse
con media hora de antelacion las pa
|peletas de asistencia, las cuales seran
expedidas por la Secretarla los inte-
resados que desde ell 9 al IS, ambos
inclusive, las solicitor, durante las
horas de ohcins.
Desde esta fecha queda fjada al
p1blico en- este Establecimiento, como
10 previene el art I44 del Reglamen-
to social, la lista de los Sres. AccioniS-
tas con derecho q voz y voto en- la
mencionada Junta Pto Rico. Enero
~ de I8o7-El Gobernador Fer
min Martinez Villamil.
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DRDlCArORlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITU10.

LA RAZON DEL EITUI0.
STANDARDIZATION debe,
cumplidO.-La generaci6n ore an-
be.-La justiCia humana,-Pretex-
tos cElminales. LA formula de-,
progreso.--El peogreS0 y sus ma
niteataciones.-La opinion pfiblios.
HI eriodismo:-Lo que debe ses
el period Odismo.-Lo que es how h
prensa.-La prensa y les leyea-
20 politiCa.-Lo que debe ser In
polLtica.-O6m0 se hacen los poli-
tiCOS.-O6mo naCen Ios parttdoa.--
Los programs poiiticos.-Artifi..
clos pOl1ticOs.-Rl carnsvsl poiirl~
so.-M1serias p0liJlOas. - Sincere
dad p0ntiCa. .-FanatismO OoiftiC,
LA 0emocEsols.-FrlnCiplo de-
ScOs.-ADsur0Os aemoUrati.
Gos.-Del1ri0s demoCxa siOos. r..
slDeEta0 06 10 OaGe0ra.-L,berra.
contra derecno.--Las lguaidad no.
oial.-Aa igualQad en- .la higrorls.-
LA iguaI0aO AnJe il raz0n.-La ao
oeEanta.-La 0em&gogia.-Los nux.
LOS Mo0eEnOs.-La Eevoluufon.
Las hueigas.-C0n1usi6n Y uaoa.-
hi n1h1llsMo.-REopagau0as Gemr.
ledoras Cancer soOlal.-Anrlnx,.
mias y a0omallas.-hl mayor d.
los efHOr0s.-Alia Va il uAVa.- ko,,,
logo y UOnCluslon.
| Dc veDta.--An 10 1mpECrta de-
DOLHTIN MMROAKT1I.
PEeclo.-Un peso clnuueaua e.,s,
Sav0a eieMpia1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-10

A Ia. personas que sufren de de-
/,-e.;6n nerviosa, 4 las neurastenicas,
5 las cansadas, recomendamos el uso ;,
de Ia verdadera "Neurosine frunier
maravilloso NJ reconstituyente del slste
ma nervioso. ;, ...o
La "Neurosine Prunier" cuyo use
puede ser continuado indehnidamente
sin nine1n inconvenience, Sc encuen
FRA en- todas las farmacias.