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BROWNS IRON nrTTERs.

BRowN's IRoN DITTERs.
NEW LIFE
isg,ven by using
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
In the winter II strengthens and warns the system
10 the spring n enrichcs the blood and conqucrs
disease; in the summer II gives tone 70 the nerves
and digestive organs; In the fall it enables the sys-
:en to stand the shock Of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be so surely prevented as
by keeping the system In perfect condition.
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
ensures perfeci health through the changing sea-
sons, 1t disarms the danger from impure water and
miasmatic air, and
PREVENTS
CONSUMPTION,
KIDNEY AND LIVER DISEASE, &C.
II. S. BERLIN, ESQ.,, Of the well-known firm Of
II. S. Berlin 6 Co., attorneys lie Droit Building,
Washington, d. c., writes December 5, 1881:
"Gentlemen,-I take pleasure in stating that
have used Browns IRON BITTERs for malaria
and nervous troubles caused by overwork, with ex-
cellent results"
Bewareof limitations. Ask for
BROWNS IRON BITTERs,
and insist on having 1t. Don't be imposed on with
something recommended as "just as good" The
genuine IS made only by the Brown Chemical Com
pany, Baltimore, Nd.
Tuav 1O-podIwl
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DOOK LONG WANTED.

NEW BOOKS! GOOD BOOKS.-
Y fory of the Formation of the Constitution Of
the United states. by George Bancroft, vols, 20
Vols. 3 and Leckey's History OF England, per
vol, $3.50; From Hand To Hand, from the Ger
man. nv Mrs Wister: Dean Stanley's Westminster
sermons, $3.50: Dictionary of Mythology 3Oc
Froude's Carlyle SOC, 81, sl.5O, ana ~ Mount
Royal, by Mrs iraddon l2e;; N2u.ns sgan
About Women. by Ballow. tl:oO; Ike OF AieAan-
o1I nv r'i' IL WEST. JOHNSTON co.
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FLORIDA.wATER.

/: TOILET, BATH, AND HANDKERCHIEF.
fmh So-Th,ss&Tu6ml
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ADJUSTMENTS. A
DICHMOND THEATRE.
TWENTY FIRsT-CLAss ARTISTS

This Troupe Is strictly moral and 1rst-class,
and something to please both old and young. Ten
per cent. ~ proceeds on Wednesday night to
Hollywood Memorial Association, and Thursday
10 per cent. of proceeds 10 sick and wounded
Confederate soldier, q. r. Kendall.
Reserved seats at RAMOS & MOSES. Prices as
usual. my 2O-4t<
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T Il. CHRISTIAN, 60
IL. FURNISHING UNDERTAkEk'
date with aud successor 10 y. a. bhLviNJ
No 1918 EAST BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
has large assortment Of WOOD AMI MEi hLttS ~ ~
CAsEs. CAsKETs, sHRoUDs, CLOTH SAo-
KETs, &C., at low prices. .,,..a.t
country and telegraph orders promptly a!tenSea ls
to day or night. .'e = -e--e
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Church Directory.

j. p. G. A-Meets at their rooms in Fos-
ters BRICK building on Saturday evenings
at I 80 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons at
4. Business meetings are held on the even
ing of the second Monday in each raonth.
Everybody invited TO attend.
q. p. CHURcH. H.-Preachingeyery Sabbath.
at II a. b, and 7 2. ". by Rev. :. g. r.
vine, ID. ID. Sabbath School at 2:30 p. N.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EyAyGEIIcAL CHU.CH.-Preachirg on Sab
bath at II A. NJ, and u P n Sabbath
School l2:l5. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. W. c. Kantner, pastor.
CoSGREGATJoSALC CHuRcH. .-Serviceseyery
Sabbath at II A. 81. and p. N. Sabbath
School at 2:30. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening Of each week. J. w.
Harris, pastor.
n. z. CHURCH, soUTB.-Seryices every
Sabbath at st. Paul's 81. E. Church, South,
at a. M. and u P. N. Sabbath School
at Ia P II. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening II. G. Miller, pastor.
II. E. CHURcH.-Preac!ing every Sabbath
Al Ii a ~ and u P. M. Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
It 80 P. 81. Prayer meeting every Thurs
lay evening. l. Dillon, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Service every
Sabbath morning aud evening in College
Chapel. Sunday oolimmediately ritter the
morning service. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. Rev. Isaac II. Condit
pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services every Sun
day, morning at III a. ni., evening at u p.
m. Holy communion every Sunday morn.
ing at 9;45 a. m. "Wednesday 80 p. m.
Robt. L. Stevens, pastor.
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FLOWERS ar WEDDING.

A bride Who was married at her
fathers farm house in Hartford coun-
ty, Maryland, last week, wore wild
flowers at the throat and in the hair.
The parlor, where the ceremony was
performed was decorated with wild
-arbutus, violet dogtooths, vio-
lets, and spring beauties. In contrast
was a certain wedding reception In
New York whereat wax flowers on
ly were used. The flowers were
melted by the heated atmosphere Of
the room, and several handsome toll
cts were ruined. In New York last
week yellow cewslips with pansiss
and Russian violets were used at a
wedding in Oswego, New York,
some lovely bridal punches were OF
Nepheiots buds aud lilies, and at
another wedding mentioned in an
exchange, four bridesmaids carried
hand bunchos ofiiiacs and forget-me-
nots, and four punches of lilacs and
Duchesse do BIsbant roses.
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III noaors mATrEns.s


A boy says n his composition that
"onions are the vegetable that make
you sick if you don't eat them your
self"
They talk about appointing colored
policemen an the New York police
force. Don't do it. It's hard enough
10 see white one after dark.
"Are these stars which We see at
night snnsl" asked little boy of his
father. ayes, my boy" "Are the
shooting stars suns, too1' mo; the
shooting stars arc net suns, they are
darters."
A man who eloped with Wisconsin
wife left note for the husband: Il
Eave looked your woman; but you ar
weleem to my last weeks wages, wich
didn't draw; and heap that squares
things"
An ohservaut nsgro says: ode man
who takes up do meas consequences
4 fifteen. cent drunkard %auts mo- roam
In dis world dan Judge of de Supreme
Court"
An Indian chief, wh;le in Washing
ton, was taken to see burles9ue show.
After the Performance he remarked,
through the Interpreter, that the Great
Father was very kind to send the poer
indians blankets when they were SO
much needed at home.
E"Jehn,n said Amanda, al dian't
SEQ you at the Methodist weight socia-
bic Wednesday night" '.No; l tend
ed wait sociable up at my girls,
Cup at your girl'sl" Eyes. / waited
up in an apple tree about two hours for
her daSdy's deg to so in the house"
The most absent-minded man wa:
not the man who hunted for his pipe
when it was between his teeth, nor the
man who threw his hat out of the win-
dow and tried to hang bis cigar on s
peg: no! but the man who put his UNI
brells to oed and went and stood be
hind the door.
,'Mr. Bosss, Mrs.. Parsons has faller
OF the bridge into the creek, and she
called to me 10 bring her sema sueeol
quickly or she would drown" said lit
tie Tommy Phibbs, out of breath
"Well, Why don's you do i, thenTi
why, I've come after you, for BIZ
Perkins said last night at ths postoiEce
that since Sam Cheevey died yen were
the only sucker lefs in the village"
A scientist says that every adals per-
son carries enough phosphorus in lis
body to make at least 1000 of the or-
binary two cent packages of friction
matches. That IS a scientific fact that
Is of very lits!e value to a man who
comes koms in the night, snathss
everything en- the burean in searching
for match, and realizes that all tls
1890 match power phosphorus conceal
ed inside Of him viii not light the ges
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PERSONALS.

j bill is bafsre the United States
Senate asking q pension OF SO s
month for the widow CT Gen. Gus
ter.
Thomas CARLYLE was once describ-
ell By Emerson as "a trip hammer
with an E2lian attachment"
Mile Enilie L9issa:, The flnaous
Partisan circus rider, was recently
killed while training a vicious ard
spirited horse.
The royal wedding cake az tie
marriage Of Prince Leopold was built
in three stories, was six feet higa
and weighed 200 pounds.
Princess Louise will sail for Cana
da on the 25th inst, arriving at Que
bee about the 5th of June. The Mar
quis Of Lorne viii leave Ottawa, Out,
for Quebec on the 29th inst.
1t was Eecessarys that one Of the
daughters Of Minister Sargent should
sail for Germany with her eyes blind
folded, ewing to affection contracted
while studying SaDscrit aad Anglo
Saxon.
Just before Carlyle married he
read Kant's works in order to quiet
his nerves. After he was married
he nearly talked his poor wife 10
death, and to quiet her nerves she
used to scrub the floor.
Chief Engineer George W. Mel
vile, who is at present searching for
the missing boat party OF the Jean
nette under Lieut.. Chip, is native
Of New York, is nearly six feet tall
and weighs 100 pounds.
James, Russell Lowell is, as an au-
ther, intolerant OF autograph hunters.
He drops the stamps enclosed by col
lectors into his stamp box and tosses
their letters into his wa3te-plper bas-
ket.
Apart rom music and Conversation
on non-scientific subjects, the late
Charles Robert Darwin found his
principal relaxation from study in
novel reading. the merit Of the tale
being of no accou2t 50 long as it was
interesting.
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BE silent and safe silence never be-
trays yen.
Every man desires to live long but
no man would be old.
An evil.speaker differs from an evil
dOer enly in the want of opportunity.
He who obeys with modesty, ap-
pears worthy of some day or other be-
ing allowed to command.
Never let your zeal outyun your char
ity the former is but human the latter
is divine.
lie who comes up to his own idea
Of greatness must always have had a
very low stand of it in his own mind.
We Judge ourselves by what we feel
capable of doing, while others judge us
BY what We have already done.
Instruction docs not prevent waste
of timo or mistakes and mistakes
themselves are often the beat teachers
ef all.
II a mans fortune does not 1T him.
it is like the shoes in the story il toe
largo it tips him mp, if too small it
pinches him.
In life it is difficult to say who dos
the most mischief, enemies with the
worst intentions, or friends with tht
best.
Every school boy and school giil wh'
has arrived at the age of reaectieI
ough. to know something abous TN
history of the art of printing.
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Fine Trotting Stallion
Edward Everett.

VII make the season of 1882 at Lebanon,
and Ridge, She id Sta ation and Peoria.
Mondays at Shedd Tuesdays and We'd
nesdays at Jas CARROTS, Peoria Thursdays
at home, Sand Ridge Fridays and Satur-
days, at Lebanon. Season to commence,
April lst, ending July lst.
Edward Everett is six years old, of a
beautiful dapple bay with black points,
good disposition, l6I hands high and weighs
1860 pounds, was awarded first premium
at Linn Co. fair in 1881 for best stallion of
all works.
PEDIGREE-Fdward Everett was sired by
JohnCrawfoad's Put Smith, he by Pathfinder,
dam by Comet Edward Everett's dam was
by Vermont.
TERMs--Season, $I2 payable at end of
season or secured by approved note. Insur-
ances, Is, payable when mare is known TO
be in foal. Any party selling or other.
wise disposing of his mare is held response.
bic for service. Due care will be taken to
prevent accidents, Iut no liability assumed.
36m 2. McKNIGHT Bros.
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LESS TaAN ONE CENT PR xIGaT FeR
LODGING

II appeared from a case tried Friday
in the Police Court that one Wong All
Gun had reated reem, in house
which he leased, to ono Al Fook, wko,
in turn, sQb!et it TO seventeen China
men a. the rate Of twenty fSe ceuts
PER month each. The room, according
% the Cubic Air ordinance, should
only have accommodated five persons.
But the economic fact which crops ont
IS more interesting than the sanitary
consideration. Il appears lLa. China
men can have lodging for twenty FIVE
cents per month-lcss than one cent
per night. What white man can COM
rete against that sol, Of thing The
three great es.aries are ledzing.
food and raimeus. The Chinaman dos
not expend one cent per night for !oig-
ing, wears cheap cotton clothing, and
lives on what the white man considers
cfIal. What can be dope with com
petition Of that kind IS. +. Bulie,ia.
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sPassCIIs ET III. EsCSDEEz1.

81 made s17O one winter" said
Sam Wallace, as he whipped up his
street-car mules last night, "selling
'possnms in this town"
"selling 'possums 2
Eyes, sir I make it regular bust
mes. [ used to catch from six to eigh-
teen in one night, and sell them for
about sixty cents apiece. Many a
time I've caught a half-dozen up one
'simmon tree. I got to know their
''rens" SO well that [ never failed to
bag several in one night. After frost
had sweetened the simmons, they Were
just rs certain to pace out to the Sim
mon trees, moon or shine, as niger
is to circus. It ussd to be the reg
ularest thing in tbs world to see me
come in town with bunch Of a dozer
'possums curled round pole"
"Where did you sell EN- y
"Calhoun, the coiored hotelkeeper,
took all could bring hin. lie never
could gst ME more Than be would use.
tell you, niggers love 'possum, and
if their is anything that viii make a
Niger pay for hotel dinner, it's know
ing that he'll get baked 'possum and
taters. They used to run 'possam
cart through tom and peddie them out
either raw or cooked IF I could Just
leave this car to-night, added Sam, re-
fectively, II could catch half dozen
fat 'possums fore morning. I know
where to find 'em, and that's all l ask. y
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SPLENDID FARM FOR
SALE.

100 acres II miles north or Halsev, all
under fence; x story box house painted,
on the farm. good barn and several
other out buildings. good wafer, The finest
orchard ia the county, S4o0 worth of fruit
sold from IL last year. 1t contains Il KINDS
of pears, all kinds of apples, splendid
and large assortment of small fruits an1
berries. The Champion Fruit Dyrer is on
the place. l60 acres of the farm is under
cultivation. balance pasture, VIII sell
sell for $500 clear, aud can give lime on
$500. Possession this fall or will sell crop
cheap.
Failing health is the cause of selling.
A better bargain has lot vet been offel ed.
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Le RIchau's Golden Ealsam No. I.
Cures CHANGERS, first ahd second stages Sores
on the Legs and Body syphilitic Catarrah dis
easod Scalp and oil primary forms Of the disease.
Price, $500 per Bottle.
Lie RIchau's Golden Balsam No. 2.
Cures Tertiary, Mercurial, syphtic rheumatism,
Pains In the Bones liberated Throat, Syphilitic
Rash Lumps etc, and eradieates all diseases
from the system, whether caused by bad treat
ment or abuse OF mercury, leaving the blood pure
and healthy. Priee,S5,00 per Bottle.
Lie RIchau's Golden Spanish Antldote
for the of GonorrhUa, elect, etc. Price,
$3.50 per Bottle.
Ee Rictiau's Golden spanish Injection,
wash for cure OF elect, Structures, Disease OF
the Uretha and Bladder, etc. Price, site per
Bottle.
Le RIchau's Golden Ointment for the
effective healing OF Syphilltc Sores and Erup-
tions. Price, s1.o0 per Bottle.
Also Agents for LIE RIchau's Golden Pills, for
weakness loss Of physlc al powers, and all diseases
arising from abuse and excess OF oyer-work. Price,
$500 per Box.
Sent everywhere. c. 0. D., securely packed pc
Express.
G. #. RICHARDS q co. Agents. 427 q 420
Sansome street, Corner Clay, San Francisco, Cal.
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NEW FISH MAR KET

nn corner opposite senders & Stern berg
" Will keep constantly on hand
all kinds of fresh and salt fish and OF sters
that the market affords.
NJ. HYDE
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WEIITE ALL TO COME AND SEE US. We HAVE GOODS THAT
WILL SUIT YOU AND WE KNOW IT. WILL SELL AS CHEAP AS ANY
ONE ES AND We WANT you TO KNOW THAT WHEN YOU COME TO
TOWN DON'T FORGET TO GIVE US CALL AND WHEN YOU DO so REMEM
Der THAT NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODSTAT is WHAT We ARE
FOR. REMEMBER THE NAME AND PLACE.
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$500 per year can be easily mad
at home working for Q. G. Rideout &
Co., 10 Barclay St, New York. Send
for their catalogue end full part 'culars
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Essia.iysly VeErlasie Ecmedie, Tsed.

LADTFlS-Nua arc especially liable . suffering
ffuia HpTsiosla rrnssraslon, All your peculiar
paints nervous ia their origin and hence ynAr
suffering Afu terribly depressing inexpsessibly
keen. The bortof ia his researches and practice 81
tsFv0ns troubles has made your organization
sI-e-iz study ard s thus enabled from his sApeFi
cfaeg and hhoNisiss O. aid and cure ysu ~ any -
the troubles weakness Gialfsas,ug ansi suernsa 70
which a ReR you arc liable.
E1fon wiii ard in tlp Doctor a friend upun
whom sou Tvply ioT o0l.iaFi. all ard euEs
Dr. rsunE'a Femaie Remedies have q;
talnel reputation los slc.rury une4nAied by aay
medicine. or medical prescription ever oauftd
They be sgnt by mail 81 express.
Tiaos~ desiring personal ard attention can
have al nccnaaaFy accommodations furnished.
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Thosc Aho not ssit tho city can by giving
thrir symptoms ~ their own vhy, rcrslye bdytur,
anal Nhsn desired, treatment ~ hume with svery
nnrauce uf a ctffr.
LETTERS nETu RSED OR DESTROYED.
Address.
Dr. J. G. YOTNC,
Medical Institute,
No. stockton ~.
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TRNlE GREAT Med THOSE HAVE 2hn are
suffering from SEXUAL ASD SEkFO"s
COMPLAINTS IL "a physiean who sAa SgtnpFshssd
thuir AiluruLs and successfully trtat thrin
The general pTatlt0aer ts n9E slficishtiJ SAILED
IN theas eia1sss og Ifoubiu do a. and u must be
lsit u the specialist. sh9 - education. long pr-
tie thorough knpweige aiid comprehensive ulni. i
ttf-farrH g0 ftfe thetn.
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Dread Enemy or Human Life.

AHd should nas hesitate % sess as ouco heath Ei.8
happiness in a elfr.
CtHEa GUARANTEED FEfE MODERATE
CONSULTATIONS ~ LETTER OFT OTnEHw4sE
Free.
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yo1 sneFas from NJ sfi lSaAss. ueFs 1issisEs.
ucAhasssrs euHtsinn ui tasiid. slight lyss1s Ahen
under saoiusAs. variable trtnIrr trembling sAipis
tsliaH Euaics. Ae.. - s8a haze pfaetiu.J sslf.
abaea in thc slightest i4fsleulas yvu hlsr
iu-s sfata the
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Edes & Adams Woven
Wire Beds.

They arc light, clean, durable ana
nd any ono who has used them
will have no other around. by pormis-
sion we rofer TO Tho following named
cltizons Of Albany who havo used those
beds;
II + Sex Geo w Young
Sam Althouso John Rogers
" IN A Cox A u Ralnwater
Chas PholIer A Deckard
Rev / Dillon l. II Montanyo
Jos Webber Geo II Simpson
Lewis Slimson.
Those bods can DO folnd nc Geo Il
Simpsons at Albany. 30 sure 10 call
and 500 them II you want anything In
that limo.
J. II. WAY,
s5m3 Agent.
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DR. ). G yoUxG

opfue4 his nov ceiehra.ei fnsiitgte in - fsF tie
,aff-s.p II sEuFulBg the afflicted ths certainty II
honorable snd akiilfni trratfnuut and Perfect and
permanent restoration and fss oFer - years II las
sustained ths irst rank n0t only upu ihls Cast but
Throughout tlar aslliYed pofiA.
afa AaArr thAt - dwelling upon nnnTiilng .
subject hs tho decsy Il seRtai yIgsf tsu iznsrant
fnay asprfss my motive bat the dsslfv to Inform
those who are saIefins through Ignorance. and
uh1 by cAyeessHess pf WsAt Il kn0siciEp that a
cure can ~ bad not 0i.iy hurryng theneiyes g.
an untitaeiy grave. hat giving sexual ~eakHess -
luhsfit0s 81 tgEaro EVnufatiaus, ts tp great IN
islcr htige g. fvrmlt - be kiiefit.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-25

Nombrados aduaneros del Resguardo
don Manuel Antonio Aneiro y don Eu-
genio Martin Rebolledo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-25

con la indiferencia con que Esquilo, al
borde de la tumba, olvidaba los laureles
de sus tragedias para acordarse solo de
los seryicios prestados 8 la patria en- Ma
ration y Salamina.
Una graciosa leyenda refere que, GUAM
do Dios acabo de hacer el mundo, Sc en-
contr6 satisfecho de su obra, y va para
que no tratara nadie de suplantarlo en- sus
derechos de autor, va para evitar falsif-
caciones, discurri6 ponerle su firma
Mas como en- aquel tempo no Sc habia
inventado alin ell alfabeto, hizo 10 que
mas tarde acostumbraron los seflores y
reyes que no sabian escribir; plant6 Ia
mano derecha donde lie plugo, y las Sc
ales de los cinco dedos quedaron impre-
sas en- la rias de Galicia: Mino, Vigo, Pom
tevedra, Aroza y Muros. Ell sello ha CO.
rrespondido a la fabrica.
mo pondereis a Suiza antes de visitar
estas comarcas, no exalteis q Italia sin
recorrer primero estos valles: no busqueis
las flores contrahechas del extranjero an
tes de conocer las maravillas naturales
que teneis en- vuestra casa!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-25
"a y cuando concurran las circunstancias

"a y cuando concurran las circunstancias
que dieron lugar a la consulta.
El legislator, al dictar al artfculo 26
del Reglamento, no crey6 deber coartar
Ia libre acci6n de los contratantes sobre
Ia election del fnncionario pdblico que
debiese autorizar sus convenios, y por cs-
to, sin duda, aparte del derecho general
que d todos compete para acudir cual-
quiera Notario del territorio espanol, de-
termin6 de un modo claro Y terminante
que, 81 por enfermedad de alguno de los
OtO7y0pstes no del Notario la vez, como
exige ell colega no les fuese dable tras-
ladarse d La residencia del Notario elegi-
do por ellos, podian requerirle este
trasladarse al domicilio del requirente
por mas que en- el tuviese estudio abier-
to otro Notario.
En- abono de nuestras actuales aprecia-
clones, pudi6ramos citar la reciente Real
Orden de "a de Julio de 1879, de la cual
Sc desprende que instancia del Notario
de Arecibo Sc pretendi6 la introduction
de ciertas reformas en- ell va repetido ar
ticulo 26 del Reglamento, pretensi6n que
tue completamente desestlmada, Demos
trandose con este que est$ en- toda su fuer-
"a y vigor.
Con 10 dicho creemos dejar demostra-
do: L. Que no existe la nulidad que
pretende ell senior Munoz en- los documen-
tos autorizados con sujeci6n al articulo
26 del Reglamento, sino que antes bien
tienen tanta fuerza juridica y valor legal
como cualquier otro contrato autorizado
por I'm Notario dentro de su propia de-
marcacion; y % Que ell decreto de l. Q
de Octubre de 1874 y Real Orden de 18
de Diciembre del mismo afo, no son mas
que aclaratorias del articulo 115 del Re-
glamento por tratarse de las sustitucio-
nes Iegales en- casos especialisimos, y que
en- NADIA desvirtnan el articulo 26 del Re
glamento organico del Notariado.
Camuy, 81 de Octubre de 1882.
JUAN BRUsI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-25
VICENTE SCHWAB,
S A s r r e D e p A RIS.
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