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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-01-09
The Observation-Disclosures.

The Blanchard-Foste
ders Democratic rally, held at the
tYmlpms 0psra House last Wed
|:nAsdaE- sxsning, proved . big
success; the attendance reaching
fully four hundred people and
perhaps some few over. including
some twenty or more of the fair
sex and voters from Jesnerette,
Patoutville, Lor sapviile. Derouen,
Cade and other sections Of the par
ish. Much ENTHUSIASM was mani
tested throughout the meeting
which began ct 7:45 and conclud-
ed ut IL o'clock.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-01-09
democratic Rally
Wednesday, Night q Bi g
~-~- Success.

Senator Murphy J. Foster. Due
to the late ness of the hours, hi
was compe lied to limit his talk tt
some ten or fifteen minutes. His
address, however, was as usual
q good, timely one and interest
ing to all present.
Messrs. Will A. S,eidley aud O.
B. Steele, candidates for State
Treasurer, and Hon. Martin Behr'
man, who is in the race for State
Auditor, were present and seated
on the platform. Through Chair
man Burke they extended greet
lngs to the people Of New Iberi
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-01-09

it being too late for them
to deliver addresses.
Every hing considered, the
meeting was q decided success.
The Pelican State Silver Band
discoursed sweet music for the
OCCASION.
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YoR SALE.

- 5Xl0 Reversible Esginss.
- 5XS TAndis Bea EnGIns.
L. oKXl2X9O iach Planer.
L. l.l5-l6 Steel SHAH 4 Hangers.
- 0llde.reek
II Portable Cylinder Boring bar.
L. LAfgs Chain Drill
- Tube KxpandefS. from ~ 70 il.
ches, will sell Thea sinply, 4
pairs. Or the gAoisseA
l-Drill Pres.
The shove win - "a 1keap. A
barxaa fbs aay-oas Sc lnoDay Of ths
above. 1of fart4ee paf1laalaea aad
pslces eall q this t1DcGI
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1904-01-09

"The One Woman" BY Tlfomas
Dixon. Jr., also "(ioldsn Fleece,
BY navid Graham Phillips, At
Millard's News Depot, 23s Wet
Main street.
Sharp County record., 1904-10-07
SIDNEY.

Charles Finley cf Zion, lizard
county, entered school here a
few days ago.
Luther Wiles has gone to
Jonesboro. He intends going
into some kind of business there.
Hub Bonner, who has been
spen ling several months in Ft.
Worth, Texas, has returned for a
short time.
A, c. Buchanan and family of
Cotter are being detained in our
community by the illness of Mrs.
Buchanan. We are glad to know
that she is improving.
Richard Founders and his son,
j. P. Founders, have rented the
Parsons House at Batesville,
and are now prepared to take
care of their friends who may
stop in that city.
W. W. Gibson, the preacher
drummer, lost his pocketbook
while in Sidney last week. He
missed it by the time he had
gotten few miles from town. It
was found by ]. F. Wiles Sr.,
and had quite a nice sum OF
money in it.
George Taylor OF lizard county
was down a few days since max
ing arrangements for putting his
son in school. We are glad to
see so many of Izard's nice
young men entering school. BY
the way, we would welcome some
more of her young ladies.
We understand that S. A. Hail
one of Batesville's most success.
full merchants, has offered three
handsome books to the students
of our school making the best
grades in their studies and de-
pertinent by Christmas. This
should stimulate every boy and
girl to do their very best,
Sharp County record., 1904-10-07
School Grades.

During the first two weeks of
the school, the pupils of the ad-
vanced department were reviewed
and examined on the twelve
common school branches. The
following pupils made the follow
ing average grades on said
branches: Clevel Wilson 88,
Minnie Davidson 83, Ollie David
son 80, Arthur Snow 76, Mollie
Watkins sc, Ruth Herrn &c, Ul-
mon McCord 63, Annie Wilson
go. Thus it is seen that the eight
above named pupils can, at the
beginning of the year, make, on
an average, a passing grade on
all the branches required for a
first grade certificate. Besides,
we have other pupils who could
doubtless have done as well, if
they had not been absent when
some Of the examinations were
given. For instance, Ethel Tur-
ner made an average Of 81 on
the nine branches she had "a
chance to take; and Pearl Tur-
ner avera ged 81 on the nine that
she had a chance to take. There
are other pupils whose work is
just as satisfactory as that of
those whose names occur above.
Glasses have been organized
in Practical Arithmetic, Gram
mar, U, S. History, Geography,
Higher Arithmetic, Elementary
Algebra, Civil Government and
Physiology. Still higher classes
are being organized this week.
There has been considerable
tardiness, especially in the lower
rooms. This tardiness occurs
mostly at noon. It would be
much better for the school aud
for those who are often tardy, if
they would bring their dinners
with them. 1t is more healthful
to eat cold dinners than to eat
warm ones hurriedly and then
rush back to the school house
through tho hottest portion of the
day. ".
Sharp County record., 1904-10-07
FHE RECORD
BY CLAUDE l.. COGER.
Quick Action Court.

!, A quick action court was held
It Van Buren, one day last week.
was a special term, and in one
our and twenty minutes after
ne grand jury had been sworn
, j, eight felony indictments had
. cen returned and the prisoners
lad received their sentences.
,,rlso eight misdemeanor cases
ad been disposed of. The spec
Il term was called to allow Pros
cutting Attorney Robert l.. Rog-
'Es, who will shortly assume the
outies of Attorney General, to
S'tean up his docket.
Sharp County record., 1904-10-07

The meetings at the Christ
ian church closed last Thursday
night, rain interfering with the
service Wednesday night which
was announced as the last of the
series. Elders Ritchie and Caw-
thon did faithful work in the
meeting, and large crowds were
at the services. Sunday night
the house was overflowed, many
not getting admittance. !.
Sharp County record., 1904-10-07
CONFESSIONS OF A PRIEST.

+, Rev. Jno, s. Cox of Wake, Ark,
! rites, "for 70 years suffered with
I elbow Jaundice. | consulted a
] umber of physicians and tried all!
,rts OF medicines, but got no relief.
hen | begun the use of Electric
> itters and feel that / am how
lred of q dlsaase that had me in Its
rasp for twelve years" If yon
'eant a reliable medicine for Liver
AID Kidney trouble. stomach dlsor'
er or general debility, get Electric
alters. It's guaranteed by w. c.
-tEow. Only soc.
Sharp County record., 1904-10-07

While loading walnut logs
Monday, j. A. johnson Of the
Hardy Hotel, fell and was struck
by switch ties used in loading
logs, from which he received an
injury and was rendered uncon-
scious for some time.
Sharp County record., 1904-10-07
Cabinet Officer Dead.

Henry G. Payne, postmaster
general of the United States,
died at Washington last Tuesday
of heart trouble. He was sixty
years old, and had been identi-
fled with the history of the re-.
publican party for many years.
Sharp County record., 1904-10-07
A Nvrderous Looking Docket.

{. Circuit court convened at Ell
''orado, Union county, Monday,
] what promises to be one of the
INCEST terms in the history of
lie state. There are twelve mur-
sr cases on the docket and eight
Uses of assault with intent to
I'll, besides many other minor
'.iminal cases. The civil docket
ill consume one week.
Sharp County record., 1904-10-07
HARDY.

Owen Vannatta is now helper
at the depot.
W. S. Songer visited home
folks this week.
Senator D. L. King returned
from the fair Sunday. /
S. F. Turner made a business
trip to Memphis this week.
Lunsford Schenck is now a
clerk at his fathers drug store.
Joe Kirk of Missouri is visiting
his sister, Mrs. A. S. East Of this
place. ..t
Mrs. Albert Beck of Thayer,
Mo-, is visiting relatives at this
place.
Miss Jewel McGinnis was bap-
tized Sunday afternoon, Rev.
Minton officiating:
Miss Laura Tucker, Mrs. c.
W. Hill and A. P. John left Sun
day 70 visit the fair.
Ransom Davidson of lizard
county is now behind the counter
at s. P. Turner's store.
Miss Florence Cope and Docia
Jackson returned from the fair
Monday, after two weeks visit.
Hon. H. B. Hill and lady came
up from Williford Monday on ac-
count of the illness of John D.
Hill.
August Bertram shipped some
pears, of the Kiefer variety, to
the fair the latter part of last
week. .#.
Will Hart set up wagons at
this place the first Of the week
| for w. A. Edwards of Evening
Shade.
| l. M. Gray has opened up
real estate office in the building
across the street from the central
telephone Office.
Rev. E. P. Minton, the Bap-
tist minister of Jonesboro, held
services at the church here Sat-
urday night and Sunday,
Miss Lizzie Bruce, accompanied
by Claude John, returned to her
home at Alton the first of the
week, after a few days visit here
with friends.
Rev. Harrison, Christian
minister of Missouri, while pass
ing through, stopped and deliv-
cred a sermon or two at the
church here.
While loading walnut logs
Monday, j. A. Johnson Of the
Hardy Hotel, fell and was struck
by switch ties used in loading
logs, from which he received an
injury and was rendered uncon-
scious for some time.
Sharp County record., 1904-10-07
GAD ABOUT TO BURST FROM SE-
WERE BILIOUS ATTACK.

4" 81 had a very severe bilious at
1,eck and felt like my head was
rout to burst when got hold of a
\ re sample of Chamberlaln's Stom
III and Liver Tablets. ! took a
1,pse of them after supper and the
!, ,pxt day felt like new man and
7 lye been feeling happy ever since
\ US J. w. Smith of Jullff, Texas.
'nor biliousness, stomach troubles
Ftd constipation these Tablets have
f57 equal. Sold by all druggists.
Sharp County record., 1904-10-07
Simply A Simple Assault.

ltJ. W. Peterson, who shot some
',oung fellows who entered his
',,ielon patch in Franklin county,
as fined $40 for simple assaultin
trcuit court at Ozark.
Sharp County record., 1904-10-07
Down In Georsia.

The people are for temperance
in Georgia, as evidenced by the
fact that at late election 126 out
Of 1877 counties voted against the
sale of intoxicants within their
borders.
Sharp County record., 1904-10-07
COMPETITION.

1t is said Competition is the life OF trade "hethu
this be so or not can't say, but now have chanu
to demonstrate the matter in the milling business
Some OF my competitors have come out IN print pv
posing to grind wheat for lower rate OF proht than a
one ese giving the following amounts of Hour ETC.
Up to So ID. wheat 81 lbs first patent and IS lOs Nv
ond ST. So and SO b. wheat, 81 lbs first patent anu
lbs second 90 and 81 lb wheat % lbs, first patena
IS lbs second 62 10. wheat and up, 33 lbs hrst a.
and 36 lbs second, together with II lbs. bran anu S
Now these men can't afford to do this and neither ".
any one else Every man who knows anything auvT vM
this system of milling will tell you but before I
stand and be choked off from my friends who haVe su
by me from first to last will see them and 60 hen W.
better, as they say in playing some game.
will give you straight 80 lbs. first patent, 80 os
ond and ~ bs of the third patent together win '-'
lbs bran and shorts for every bushel of wheat
AS have said can't afford to do this but oele''
in position to stand it as long as they can te
As to sacking your -four while part of the time ~ -
past was not able to do So but now can put " muh
any way you want it. While have never ceaneu 10
wheat for Seed yet l ready and willing 10 ;. ~ more
when am not crowded with grinding and VIII "
than glad to do So and
AS to buying wheat expect to be in the marne cent
ready to buy all the wheat get. paying eveg
| can get out of it, and should you have any lof
would like to naye chance at it. 4hou(s
In conclusion wish to extend to one and all NY a ten
for the patronage you have given me since sll nng
years ago. and hope my of conducting 'e
business has been as pleasant with you as your
has been with me. Hoping may have the peS''
seeing you at mill soon, | am,
RESPECTFULLY YOURS,
J. r. NJ ETC A L j.
Sharp County record., 1904-10-07
The Levying Court.
What the Justices of the
Peace did in Their An.
mail Meeting.


The townships were represented
as follows:
Strawberry, j. A. Gay.
Piney Fork, Joseph Ault and
M. F. Kinney.
Sullivan, C. B. Snow.
Jackson, r. W. Cruise.
Lave Creek, Peter Hansen and
J. G. Sins.
Big Rock, R. Fl. Roberts and
j. &. Brandon.
Richwoods, |. H. Ritchie and
f. W. Goodwin.
Scott, E. B. Andrews.
Lebanon, C. H. Justus and j..
D. Mathews.
Hardy, Boen Phillips and Jas.
Davie.
Big Creek, ]. H. Cooke.
Washington, W. l.. Atkinson
and Evan Watkins.
Union, H. A. Ladd.
North, M. B. Ricard.
Johnson, II. }. Wood and II.
W. Bone.
Davidson, W. P. William, and
}. D. Paden.
Cave, w. NJ. Jackson and N.
R. Landers.
Morgan, B. j. Flanagan.
Highland, H. E. Dark and
Jesse Porter.
The court levied a 3 IL mills
tax for general county purposes,
and one mill for contingent pur-
poses.
The proposition to levy a tax
Of one mill for the purpose of
paying judgment held against
the county by W. D. Cochran
created considerable argument,
The proposition was defeated,
but a tax of one-half mill was
levied for that purpose, the fol-
lowing justices voting against it:
Gay, Snow, Roberts, Justus,
Mathews, Cooke, Watkins, Ric-
ard, Williams and Phillips.
Following are the appropria-
tons made by the court:
To defray the expenses of cir
cult courts, $500.
To defray the expenses of the
county court, $500.
To defray the expenses of the
probate court, S75.
To defray the expenses of J
P. courts, 5000.
/ To defray the expenses oi
keeping prisoners, 1925.
To defray the expenses ol
making the assessment and tax
books, 5000.
TO defray the expenses of pur-
chasing public records, 500.
To defray the expenses Of
keeping the paupers, 5000.
To defray the expenses of re-
pairing public property, S100.
For general county expenses,
$500.
To defray the expenses of con-
veying parties to the insane
asylum, $40.
To defray the expenses of re-
pairing the court house at Hardy
$500.
To defray the expenses of fuel
and lights for the Jail, S25.
The court levied a 3-mills road
tax without a dissenting vote.
A considerable discussion was
aroused by a move to elect a
road commissioner. The propo-
sition was voted down.
The court completed its labors
shortly after noon Wednesday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-13

Si las autoridades llamadas velar
por Ia tranquilidad del vecindario, ST.
hechos, podrfan ocurrir cosas peores.
No Sc explica que un indiv1duo como
M&rcelino Rosa va c6lebre por sus fe-
chorlAs y des6rdenes Sc pasee ibremen-
to por GALES plazas provocando ciu-
dadanos pacf6cos.
ST cuando persigui6 Velazquez en-
pleno dia con IN cuchillo, So le hubiera
castigado. no har1a hoy gala de impuni-
dad.
Nosotros creemos que t&nto ell Ho-
norable Attorney Mr.. Sweet, como ell
Fiscal de este Distrito Sr. Campillo, de-
biersn tomar cartas en- Ell asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-13
DISTINGAMOS

CIaro est6 que como en- antafio. va
no Sc SAGA relucir ell fantasna del Sc
pGrGtismaO, porque tai cosa habr1a de
despertar hilaridad en- l& misna metro
poll; pero en cambio. los que no CO.
mulgan con los m6ltiples desplantes del
Gobierno Sc les tilda de antlanaer5can0s.
Esto no es asf.
Somos hoy tan fieles la bsndera
que nos cobija, como 10 fuimos aver
la de nuestros padres.
Hoy como aver, por la ley fatal del
destino hemos de sufrir la tutela del mas
fuerte y esa tutela hay que resignarse;
pero todo clio no puede signifcar que
anulemos nuestra raz6n, sometiendonos
sin protestar II tiranfa y ell descr6dito.
Precfsamente ruestro. amor para con
ell gobierno que nos fige, tiene que ma
Ger de Ia conducts de los gobernantes,
siendo imposibleque ningun pueblo pue-
da respetar quien 10 arruine y>envilez-
ca.
Los partidos puramente regionales
solo luchan por ell bien de su pals, y de
ah1 que este sentimiento patri6t;co Sc
tome veces como en- sentiao contrario
& las instituciones de L. naci6n que les
rige.
PerO el Gc5lernO americana es un
poder purac1ente dem6crata, donde Ia
libertad sifve de norma todas sus &C.
clones de ahf que bajo sus principios
tengamos nosotros a6n mas raz6n para
defendernos.
Y tanto es asf que. dentro de su
constitution podemos hasta solicitar 10
Zaadependeaoc1G, cosa que en- ell anterior
dominic Sc miraba con tai odio, que su
solo nombre era sufciente para atraer
sobre cualquiera el destierro, ell presidio
6 Is muerte.
Z 81 ell amparo de 10 ley nos cobija
para solicitar In Ladependenc5G Scon
cuanta mas raz6n no nos ha de asistir
derecho para censurar IL conducta inco-
rrecta de los gobernantes2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-13

CombAtir un gobierno, no es COM
batir In nacionaIidad de ese gobierno.
Son dos entidAdes que Sc han ANAL
RAmado en- IN solo principle por los que.
de rodillas ante ell poder, jam6s han
querido leVantar los ojos mas ALA del
estrecho kmite de una sumisi6n vergon-
Sosa.
va en- ell anterior dominic fue este
ell argumento mas poderoso que -esgri-
mieron los enemigos de las libert&des
patrias, para esclayizar la cOlOnia los
caprichos ambiciones de los gobernsn-
tes.
En- 6poca de EspAfIa era sospechoso
todo aquel que incondicionalmente no
aprobase las disposiciones gubernati-
vas, por disparatadas vejaminosas que
fuesen, hasta ell punto de que patriotas
ilustres tuviesen que sufrir las amargu-
ras del destierro, cuando no er&n aherro-
jados en- prisiones y carceles.
Ell Sep0r0t5Sna0, era entonces Ia pa
Iabra terrible que como voz fatfdica re-
sonaba por ciudades aldeas, 6 infelfz
de aquel sobre cuya frente recayera este
estigma
Como es de suponerse. los partidos
Qubernamertales haci&n usO de esta ar
ma traidora con ella, no solo perse-
gu1an los mas valientes, 81 que tam
bi6n llenabAn de terror y panico & los
mas pusilanimes.
Y de este modo, Ia lucha, en- IN
princip pio, CAST Sc hizo irrealizable.
Pero laidea de Ia libertad es inven-
cibley & pessr de las persecuciones, To-
gro abrirsex xpAso en- ell corsz6n mismo de
la metroptE., n&ssA que por fin. entire
Aclssaaciones delirantes y entusiasmo
grandioso, surgi6 Ia luz de Ia verdad y
nuestra patria ilumin6se con el sol reful-
gente de la Autonom1a.
Hoy, como aver, por determinsda
agrupaci6n Sc sostiene id6ntico princi-
pio, afirmando que los que combaten al
Gobierno en- Puerto Rico, son enemigos
de la naci6n americana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-13
Obras pubIicas

Ell Official pagador de la Jefatura de
Obras Publicas Mr.. w. G. Smith ha EN-
barcado en- ell yapor <Ponces para los
Estados Unidos, en- uso de 80 dias de Ii.
cencia que Sc le concedieron por tener
gravemente enferma a su sonora ma.
dre.
LIE sustituye durante su ausencia el
auxiliar pagador Mr.. Johns.
Han sido llamados a San Juan los
inspestores tecnicos de las carreteras
que estaban en- construction, de Huma.
Gao Yabucoa y de <Jayuyas a IN pun.
to equidistante de la Utuado Adjuntas,
en- vista de haber sido suspendidas dichas
obras. Los cacaDamentos construidos han
quedado bajo la>garantia de un guarda
especial nombrado pOr. obras Publicas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-13
FL SU(fSO De AVER
OtTd Vez Mdr(eIinO ROSd

Aver, entire seis siete de Ia tarde,
con motive de tres detonaciones que SO
oyeron, casi seguidas, en- la oalle de Ruiz
Belvls, hubo una gran alarma.
FL joven Jose Velazquez, IN obrero
honrado y juicioso, que sostiene toda
81 familia con ell producto de su trabajo,
encontrAbAs como las dos de Ia tarde
en- una j&rana que tenIs efecto en- Ia Ca
lie del Sol.
Stuado en- una puerta de Ia casa,
fue Arrempujado violentamente por ell
individuo Marcelino Rosa, quien no
hAce muchos dfas lie sgredi6 con IN Gu
chiilo, subre TODD aquei d1a, 10 habla
provOcAdo constantemente.
FL Marcelino Rosa, va fAmoso en- es-
u cudad, por sus turbulencias y des6r-
denes, dljo al arrempujar al joven Ve-
lAzquez:
-Asf es como hAcemos los republi-
canos.
Y continue en- sus provocaciones.
FL provocAdo Sc fu6 del bale mien.
trAs que ell Marcelino tuvo despues una
disputa con ell padre del sefior Velazquez,
consiguiendo llevarselo varios compafe-
ros al Club republicAno, donde 10 deja-
ron durmiendo.
Transcurridas algunas horas ell senior
f6lazquez ulElBlOs6 a una casa dc Ii ca
lie en- donde ocurri6 ell suceso, con ell fin
de satisfscer IN dinero que adeudaba,
cuando fue agredido pr el Marcelino
Rosa quien, cuchillo en- mano, Sc lanz6
contra ell.
Gracias In intervention del obrero
Felix Gonzalez no perdi6 lA vida, pues
este pudo sujetAr la mAno del Ross, no
sin que ell cuchillo le desgArrara Ia man
ga de Is chaquetA.
Volvi6 este 6ltimo acometer & We
hzquez, quien va, en- defensa propia, no
tuvo mas remedio que hacer uso de su
revolver, dispsrando al aire ell primero
segundo tiro, pero asegurando ell ter
cero, pues 81 agresor persistfA en- asesi-
narle.
La heridA que recibi6 MArcelino Ro-
~ fue en- IN pie, siendo traslAdados am
bos al dep6sito municipal
Va desde las columns de este pc
ri6dioo hemos tenido que dar cuenta de
hechos pArecidos cometidos por ell suje-
to MArcelino Rosa.
No obstAnte, este individuo campea
por sus respetos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-13
Ell PETROLE0 NO ES UN SUBSTITUTE
Del Aoeite de H1gado de- BacaIao

Durante ia presente escasez de aceite
de hfgado de bacalao, alguno ind ustriales
han hech1 grandes esfuerEos para populsri-
Ear en- provecho propio Ell nso del petr6Ieo 8
parsiua como substantial alimenticia.
Bsstsnte ridfculo es en- verdad, por no
califcerlo de otro modo, Ell aseg1rar que ell
petroleo puede SUBSTITUTE al aceite de hfga-
do de bacalao
La gran reputaci6u de que goza ell acei -
te de hfgado de bscalao es de5fda sus
grandes prOpie1adas nutrtivgs alimenti-
cias. En- verdad, Ell acete de hfgado de
bscalao no solamente es IN aliment0, sino
que es Ell me,or alimento que SO conoce en-
Mediciua y adm no Sc Ia podtdo encontrar
en- la naturaleZa Ctro aimeuto igLal, v
anunciar ell petr6leo como IN susrituto del
aceite de higado de bacalao, es atribur al
petr6leo paratiCa propiedades que no tie
ne E petr0leo carece de la propiedad
esencial de TODD alimento, es decir, la de
ser asimilable. El petroleo para6na no
solamente no es una substancia asimilabe.
sino que cuando Sc toma interiormente es
expelido en- 81 totalidad por las evacuacio-
mes intestinales. cansando indiges ti6n, frri
tacion del est5mago de los tsstinos,
enfermedadas del hfg4do y del pancreas
con frecuencia diarrea desinteria.
La presente escasez del aceite de hf.
gado de bac3lao es IN case exceptional que
no durara mucho tempo, pero que Ia
uemOsbraCO ya Ia gran deman1a que CONS
tantemente hay en- ell mando por este pro.
ducto alim enticio. Miles de personals 10.
venes anciaDos, usan contfnuamente este
aceite y su.salud y 81 vida dependen de el
Afortunadamente la mayor parte del
aceite de bacalao que Sc consume en- ell
mundo es administrado bajo la forma de
Emulsion de Scott, preparada por los 81
nores Scott s. Bovine. Qufmicos de Nueva
York, quienes debido sus muohos afIos
de experlencia en- La materfa, vieron veni-
Ia escasez con much0s meses de anticipar
ci6n hicieron grandes acopios del aceite,
aunque para clio t1vieron que pagar pre-.
cics enormes. ESQ no obitante, ell precio
corriente al detalle de Ia Emulsion de
Scott no ha sido alterado puede obtsner-
se en- las boticas droguerigs al mis- no |
precia de siempre
El Petr0leo Parafna puede ser bueno |
para lubricar maquinas otros u.os indus-
sriales, pero la Emulsion de Scott e. Ia /
inies buena para el cuerpo humano,