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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-10
II Case DE- IDRIENNE SlUVE.
TRADUCIDO DE "LA PATRIE,
DE MONTREAL, CANADA

Es deber de Ia prensa no solamen-
te dar su. lectores las noticias, sino
tambien dar informes que sean titles
en- todas las estaciones de la vida. Re
cientemente oimos relatar el case de
una senorita que reside en- la calle de
San Carlos Borromeo, ndmero I47, y
determinamos investigarlo personal
mente ante esa senorita, que es A
driana Sauve y 81 edad como Io
amos. En- con testacion a nuestra
pregunta Ia seForita Sauve sc EXPIRE
So como sigue:
"Hace aigunos amos me encon
traba Il la y t,iste, y segun opinion
de los medicos tenia la sangre aqua
da No me era possible subir esca-
leras nj aun caminar de prisa 8 hacer
esfuerzo alguno. Las palpitaciones
del corazon eran tan violentas que
me impeiian domir y me aquejaoan
Eerribles dolores de cabeza. Afortuna
damente lego a mis- manos un anun
clio de las Pildoras Rosadas del Dr..
Williams para Personas Palidas
Despues de tomar el contenido de
do. frascos comence 4 mejorar y a
.entirme mas fuerte. Dormia mejor,
comence 4 recobrsr el buen color y
me sentf mas animada. Continue
tomando las pildoras y pronto me vi
exenta dc las palpitaciones del corazon
y espasmos que hasta entonces ha
bfaA hecho mi vida miserable. Hoy
soy tan telix como cualquiera mucha
cha de mi edad."
Ell caso de Adriana Sauve es la
estrella cue indicara el camiRo de Ia
salud otras jovenes que hayan visto
desaparecer de sus mejillas el color
de la rosa. 6 que esten sujetas 4 ata
ques de nervios. dolores de ca5eza y
palpitaciones del corazon. Las Phi
dora. Rosadas del Dr.. Williams Gu
ran siempre esas afecci mes. Las
venden todas las farmacias y las ia
brica Ia casa DR.. Williams Medicine
Co., de Schenectady, New York, Es
tados Unidos. FL departamento Me
dieo de la casa atiende gratuitanente
las consultas que Sc le hagan por
corfeo.
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este en- dicha moneda segIn Ia regl
precedente.

este en- dicha moneda seg1n Ia regla
preccdente.
Tercera. FL Banco continuara por
ahora admitie lido y empleando en- los
pagos el 20 p.9 en- moneda mejicana
fraccionaria, al tipo de o,o5 de la
nueva moneda por cada 100 centavos
de la dicha fraccionaria EN- las frac
clones interiors d 100 eentavos, la
pieza de medic reso mejicano, por 4S
centavos de Ia nIeva moncda, Y por
"A centavos dc esta la p.eza de Pc
seta mejicana; y Ell las "fracciones
inferiores a IS centavos," las none
das de 10 y de cinco centavos por to.
do su valor.
Cuarta. Lo estalIecdo en- la regla
que antecede, solo regira hasta tanto
nc ror Gobierno sc lleve q efecto
ID recogida y cAnje de la moneda de
mejicanos frraccionaria.- Pto. Rico,
/ II de Diciemhre de ISo5.-El Sub
Gobernador J. M. Lopez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-10

REcoABNDAMos Ia Diges,ina
Ulrici, que es un nuevo medicamento
que bien puede calihcarse de ehcas
su las intermediates del sst6mas0 y
de asombrosos resultados. FL EXPIRE
sado remedio Sc administra en- obleas,
y su inventor garantiza Ia curaclon de
Ia. personas que 10 usen y el alivio q
nejoria desde la pfimera GAIA
Este afamado especifco % recibe y
veade en- Puerts Rico d. Fidel Gui.
Hermety.
"MAklrosA."- Capricho de Con
cierto para piano, obra seieota y eele-
Dradisima del eminen,e compositor
don Gonaalo de J. Nlhez; edicion dc
lujo. elegantemente grabada en- la
Litografa del BoLBTIS. Consta dc
6 pagina, de delicioss m1sica. llev2n-
do al frente artis,ica y aleg6rica por-
Nda. A pese el ejemplar en- esta
Imprenta.
QUE vENcA.-E! Pals de anoche
dice que Sc sgita cautelosamenie Ia
idea de fornar un nuevo par,ido.
Tan cautelosamente que solo sc ha
apercibido de elloel tiefno infante con
su picardia acosiumbrada.
10 que no dice es que viene ! sus.
tituir al autonomista.
Venga. pues. el nuevo partido"
ahade caTIsossnente el tiefno infanse
Bueno, -. pues que venga.
iVAYA PoR DIosi-Ayer. escIibien
10 Castanito una csrta . su hernA-
nito el hongo "molcstativo" de nues
tro Csliseo. tuvo Ia desgfscia dc que
sc le cayeran encima todes 10. ingre-
dientes del arte. emperando Per Ia
tinta.
ipobre Cassaiii,ol v.ya pOr Dios
| no 1AETo, ispHsksl-Ei Pei! u,
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Las RGflfnaS d3l ST u2ura
NGTUDE1 gsZTTTCG
PO
=
DON IdNACl0 D!Az iANEJA.
9IratOr del B0LRTlN kERCANTIL
nH ERTo -RTCO
DB. PUERTO RICO

TA! CO Ia portsda Dc va fni'eso
que acs1a de sdjtagss ar essx Ca.
90, obfs del Dsreetor del BoLETIN
MxRCAaTL. Consiene 80 paglpas
de lecsurs, en- 4? mayor, y, como
90 ha annnGisdo, Sc dedica al ilus.
re JETS del parsido "Unitn Cons.
situcional" DE- Cnh&. Excno Sf
Marques de Apeztsguis. Contis.
ne el sixaIense programs:
Dcdica.oria. --- Prstudics. -
DesArtollo del plsn.-Considera-
cicnes.-El pfeAmbuio nxposici6n.
Los Municip;os.-Ls Camara
Insui.r. .-Ei Consejo. o.-El Gobsr.
nadcr GeneraI.--La hiasoris.-La
legaIidad.--La rkzon srpEema.-
La RsparAci6n' ,. .
Fl fo!!sto Sc cfrece en- las 81
guientss condicionss:
Un ejsm plAr--~-.~..... so c:e
Goa el re.rAto del antor. rs I"
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tropellos me han conducido 4 darle TN
golpe de NAL hjo a mi querida Patria
por la que siempre he adorado, ira
yendome este lugar.
Ne encuentro serene solo 81 sien-
to morir con el baldon de haber o.
fendido la terra en- que naci, por
haber tornado tan cruel determine
cion en- contra de 10 que siempre ha
ardido y arde en- mi alma.
Creo que todos los espafoles cree
ran y tendrsn fe en- esta Ultima decla
racion, y en- particular mis- queridos
paisanos; 10 que ruego al seiior Direc
tor de "Las Villas" haga publico en-
su digno peri6dico, esperanto de todos
queden en- la satisfaction de 10 que
antes dejo expresado, para honra de
cuatro hijos que dejo en- cl mundo
la ventura ue DIS
jose Ace6o.
Cienfuegos, c5 de Diciem1re de
1885,"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-10
ALEAEAQUGS PARA 1895.

De plisgo, coz el ssntoral, da-
oe = rot uitos, 6ss:ss re igie
Es = ohe'siss, ete, y b,oeks. d,
,kviadsa lcruss = tleg'n.ea crc
% o.. alesoTioos, oe - Cl mki 4
j aso 8. II a. teon61i-o, psso to-
ac~t,o i.'' = eseog tos, EA.'.nse
ue srn1 ian ca eaa' | lnoreaA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-10
jose fAee6o.
COTIZACIONE ES
DI GIROS Y EFECToS P0BlICOS
DfA DE HOY, =:

Londres 3 DIV 7-25 s..
Id 90 div 7,2o 4 73o.
Paris ~ AS p8.
Madrid y Barcelona Io a FL p. 8 venta
Provincias 20 4 ~ p9.
New York 4S 4 40 p8.
Habana AZ a43p8.
Acciones del Banco Espa1ol $50
Id del Banco Territorial y Agricola
II
Cedulas Hipotecarias I: emission Sol
2. id. 81 cada una.
(Moneda Espanola ProvinciaD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-10
Papal para PoFi0dic0s.

Del tamAho del Bolgns y
del que teniA " HI ClAmor del
Pals se ACADIA DC recibr Ell
esla InpFensa una gran rene
-, que - reAllEa 4 prcols H.
naitAd1A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-10
AERNAIz & co.
-1.-TNTUAH. ~!

lmportadores en- grande escsl..
Dc mercancias de todas prooeden-
oias.
Sus tiendas de detail "a LUZ
NLECTRIOA y LA VILLA DE
BILBAO son Eienpre las meior
Surtidaa,
11enen eucNyeales lmpostadcfas
|'en Arecibo y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-10
SANTOR AL.

Viernes, 10. San Mica nor. d;ico-
no y martir. y san Gonzalo de- ANA
rante, oonfesor
Sabado, II.-San Higinio, Papa y
martir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-10
q. I taWAuU. ion fonss w xiisa iIta ANA Al

oonstante surtidO de relojes. y
pienoer1a de orc con brillantes =
pleofas f1nas de 10 mas moderno
que pueda desearse. Garantixan los
'o)etos J venden 4 precios m6di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-10
rRAvnsiA.

TkANuAlA.
Vap. cap. "MArtin 6Aenx', des
argsndc-
Vap ing "JafLA" deseargando.
Col. Ing Olitf1rd. pendiente
Bes. Ing. Valparaiso" desoar-
gaodo.
Bea amcr "a de Zaldo" deaeaf.
gsndo
Bsa por. "Nova Uniao" pendisn.e
oABoTAyn
Col esp 'Hortenola" earepAndo.
Col esp. "OlemensinAF oafgA
pare Nagnsbo y Humseso
Col. esp "6uillernite cargs Pc
70 Arroyo
Col. esp. "Klens" easEs para
Aguadiila y M.Jsgues.
Bdr. cap. 'Tesrible" pendleRta
Col esp "Dsehosa eaTEa para
MAysguss y Ponce.
0ol. cap P.qaSIe do AIssibc'
pendiente
Col. ssp Amelia. earga pAEs
Aguadilla y MsysEnss
Col cop 'Pssra.. aiss pRia AIs
G1DA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-10
DON lGNACIO DIAZ CkNEJA.
I4ysuI Dbl ~soLs.Is EEasls1a FIN rSERrstqs
DEDlCA9ORlA.
LA RAZOu DEL TI1uLo.

LA RAzou DEE TI2u1o.
SUMARIo.--Lcshem0e.-El deber
cumplido.--La generation que su-
be.--La iusticia humans.-Pretex-
tos cri1ninalee. = LS formula del
progreso.-El progceao = sus ma
nifestaaiones.-La opinion pfblics.
XII periodismo.-Lo cue debe ser
ell peSiodiszno.-L.o cue es hoy Ia
pGensa.-La prenss = Las leyeA-
- politiCa.--Is9 que debe ser la
polftica.-O6mo Sc hacen los poll
ticos.-O6mo ESssn los psrtidos.-
Los prograCasa poIiticos.-Artifl-
clos .politicoE.-El caxnaval pouti-
oo.--Miser1ss politicas. - sinceri-
dad politioa-FSnatismo politico
LA dsmOoCacis.-Principios de-
-mocraticos. s.-Absufdos democrAti-
coe.-Delirios dsIaoc1Aticos. - La
hhertad de 10 Oaradrs.--Tiberta6
contra. deEeano.---La igusidad 80
oisl.- LIS tgunlGa0 en 10 hlstoriA.-
Ls igualcai AnLe 10 rsG0n.--La co.
oerania.-Lsa oamAgogia.-Loe hun
aos mo0eTncs.--@I.a revOluoi6n. -
l.as huelgas.-zgonfusi6n , caos.-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u demo
.nooras Cancer Eosisl.-Antino-
ntae y ancmaiiaA--El mayor de
rs essoreA--Alig " Ia nave.---Npi-
.ogc conclusion.
Ise yerts.--En Ia Iupsentz del
BoLarIS MARCAgTlL.
Precio.-Un pe1o ciccuenta cor
| taves eIemptaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-10

FL ilustrado DIR Fon, felicita en-
teiminos atamcnte honrosos los au
torres de la celebre Emulsion de Scott
Sres Scott & Bovine, Nueva York
Muy Sres. mio. Creo un debef
de conciencia | propio tempo que
un deber professional el de manifestar
4 Udes. los brillantes resultados obte
nido en- mi larga pra1tica con ell uso
de si excelente preparation conoclda
va en- todo el mundo con el nonlbre
de Emulsion de Scott.
Casos ep ext. emo de.esperados de
"radult smo, atecciones bronqutales y
pu mo ares CT clonicas, escrotullsno Gu
to las sus manifestaciones y .aun en- los
mismas tube. culosiS, los Cue he tent
do oca>i IA de obs rvar &c cerca y
ira ar con su E,nus on, en- todos
| os he ootenido los mejore, rcsultados,
.pues su excellent componentes,
los hipofoshtos de cal y de sosa y de
ace te pufo de. higado de bacAlao, reu-
n un. preparation deicadisima que
Il hace f ii de tomar y digenble aun
p.r los e,tomagos m delicados, por
clya circunstancla me oomplazco en-
extreme, felicitando a Udes, por el
gran servicio que vieaei prestand
con su precioso preparsdo Emulsion
de Scott 4 la humanidad enferma.
Soy de Udes. cen toda considera-
cion atto. S. S. @. B. S. M,
DR., PABLO FONT Y MARTELo.
Humacao, Pto. Rico,
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ANTONIO lh7rIj fniglLi.

Doctor ga Dereeho Owl y o.
A6nico, AtogE&3 Gs los Ilustre4
Oolegioa 1o .attia j. Puerto Rieo
con bufeta zolei c. Ia Capital DE-
IL MonAte asa, ofcccc suss sorvieios
psoieslonsleA 4 "A nunero . ellen
tala 1F oatE I&a. pA4a ante el T'ri
bunAi suI n4o 10 Juaslci&. ei Goa
sejo d Eat do, Tribunal do Cuen
tAs del RsiHo J denIs eentsos sn
periorea, 'ad'sisisa y Aiminlstrah
yos de 10 EAnaoR
BsFsaa. ats "a ~
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etVISTA C0kgBCIAL.
DE NOTIOIAS Y ANUNOlO6

Operaciones durante los dies 8 y Dc
Ensro.
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BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA,

DVklvAU HnUVAA UAu
I1.-THTUAN-11
1.lmacenistas importadores de
provisiones. Venta al por mayor.
Dueiios de Ia antigua = yacredita-
da F&brica de F6atoros, estableci-
da en- SanGurce.
Marcss BOLVARy OONILL.
-Dep6sito Tetu2n IL
Agentes de 10 acreditads marca
de cigarrillos Paiarito. Belleza '
Libestad.
Fsbrlca DO ucores de todas clases
Adm'5au aSdcares & conslgna:
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-10

kssA - = HaNaef4 se Nssas - 7ass 80 ss.a.s.as
y Ess3s tsta aaA. IS ~~a+ ss 80 sz 90 a.
@%sS '~s@ p as s tssa ass stas 4wsz. o. = "a
s~ss As1a ~ pn 4F t&mssM HAa&N8a -
tet&& F3a nst HN AA A.@s. a.. 4.
s~t@A 8~ ssas& 8a fss a. k=ess4A $1,000
s.~.* 9s - A.sA ksa, A.s.s..A4 n i.
49, - a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-10

ma 4 los autonomistas, "hambrientos,
No 10 crea el colega: tienen, 81, ga
mas de conner 4 determinadas horas
como todo ell mundo, pero NADIA m
que ESQ: ganas.
R.IP.-H fallecido en- esta Ca
pital el estimable Sr. Lcdo. en- Far
macia don Jose s. Claudio y Biera.
Descanse en- la gloria celestial.
reciba nuestro pesame su aAigidA f.
milia.
LA PLAZA DE ALFONSO XIT.-Es
tan muy adelantados los trabajos de
nv acion de dicha p aza.
Merece placemes el contratista dc
1T .hra stlol Gestera.
d E. P.-IIa fAllecido en- esta Ca
p;tAl 81 agreeable senior don Francis
CO Jimenez.
Goce de la BienaventurAnza eterna.
LAMENTABLE ACCIDEETE. -Un
senior de nacionaidai su,za sc in
friS en- estos dias, en- su don,icilio de
la Marina. varias heridas de navaJa,
por fortuna sin gravedad
CLARE
I'm la Sala 'gunda de 10 criminal:
-iComo Sc atreve el proccsado
negar7 Los guardias le sorprendieron
con las dos manos en- los bo.sillos del
robado. ...--.
--Pero, scnor presilente. con el
ffio que hacia. 1donde queria usia
que las metiera2
Los MEdicos de Ia Facultad de la
Habana, conhrman el veredicto desus
compafleros de la Universidades Eu-
.ropeas.
FL infrascrito, Medico Cirujano de
le Universidad de la Habans:
Certihca: Que ha usado con exc
le ntes resultadosla Emulsion de Scott
en- la tuberculosis, Intermediates es-
crofulosas, y especialmente en- el ra-
quitismo en- los niIos.
Y para constancia exp:de el pre-
sente en- Caraballo, Cuba, 9 de u
MO dc 1894.
E IS F ZANORA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-10

UrnRAuoxns Ds BuoUHs III rrt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24

any necessity, and it Is evident the out
put of iron cannot be contrelled IN any
such way, then that combination be-
comes, q menace. although it may not
be exorbitant in fixing prices. The
sugar trust. the coal trust and the oil
trust virtually control the output; the
first, however. not to the degree that
the other two do. There is an abund-
ance OF capital that would like to get
admission to the ground floor Of either
Of those combinations, but the insiders
hold the key to the situation. Those
who want to get in cannot force the
trust to admit them because they can
not get oil, wells and anthracite coal
mines. But in a commodity like wire
nails this capital can force the trust
to buy up it's competing factories and If
the trust does not get control of the
patented machinery can compel the
trust to continue to buy or reduce its
prices. This appears to have been done
with the result that the nail trust was
crushed under its own weight. Trusts
of that kind are not to be greatly feared
as there arises competition between
organized capital on one side and or
ganized capital on the other. and the
public loses little in the end. They do.
however, disturb business and ought
not to exist,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24
Instance Of superabundant Sympathy.

Some people with a superabundance
of sympathy have evinced an inclina-
ton to lavish some of this surplus
upon Mr.. Marquand, the Bostonian
who is charged with having killed a
moose in Maine contrary to the law
and is wanted to make restitution for
the same. Now it seems to be quite
simple affair. this Marquand case, and
if it be not. the proof to that effect has
not yet been forthcoming. There seems
to be no denial of his guilt and no ex-
tenuating circumstances why he should
not pay the penalty as promptly and
as dearly as the most ordinary poacher.
Indeed the pressure of his private bust
ness has nothing to do with the case.
If he has been wrongfully charged in
any respect there is way for him to
demonstrate the fact. Moreover there
is a feature of the case which excites
special and wide spread interest. and
that is Marquand appears. he may not
be. but he appears to be one of those
well do men who are willing to pay
fines--if they are forced to-provided
they can get a good specimen of noble
game. Fines that would ruin a poor
man they would snap their fingers at.
and where the poor fellow who hap
pens to be caught would have to go to
Jail because of his inability to pay the
fine the wealthy poacher if caught,
pays-unless the first gets out of the
State-and goes home we'll satisfied
that he got his moneys worth. Now
these fines are not imposed as a source
of revenue to the State but to protect
our game against the Marquands as
well as the Toms and the Harrys
Moreover to retain the cooperation of
the people in enforcing these game
laws. and without such cooperation
they cannot be enforced. it is absolute
iy necessary that the public be as
sured that the Marquands as we'll as
Tom Dick and Harry will be forced to
comply with the law irrespective Of their
social or financial standing in Massa-
chusetts or Masulipatam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24

The report that John l.. Sullivan
must have a hand amputated because
of a cancer upon it foreshadows an
ending of his career such as his worst
enemy could scarcely have wished for
him. The proposition for patrons of
the fistic art to give him benefit is
one that ought to meet with hearty
response on their part. We have not
forgotten that only a few months ago
the woman who had lived and borne
with him for years was sick and desti-
tute and as a final resort appealed to
Sullivan for assistance, and how he
brutally refused. We trust those who
petted him in the days that are gone
will not be so heartless in their treat
ment of him. One thing is certain,
there lives today no more fitting ex-
ponent of genuine prize fighting. no
truer type of the prize fighter per Sc,
bowed with a splendid physical cour-
age. and he scorned to make talk that
he wasn't ready to back up" OF
course he is brutal. dissipated, low in
his tastes and all that. Yet all these
go well with prize fighting, that is,
fighting where the curtain doesn't drop
until one or the other of the principals
is knocked insensible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24
paEslpESVs.P PROCLAMATION.

The people Of the United States should
never be unmindfui' of the gratitude they
owe the God of Nations for His watchful
care which, has shielded them from dire
of peace and happiness. Nor should they
ever refuse to acknowledge with contrte
hearts their. proneness to turn away from
Gods teachings. and to follow with sin
cere PRIDE, after their own devices. To
the end that these may be quickened. II
is fitted that on a. day especially APP
pointed, we should join together II
praise and duplication.
Therefore, l, Grover Cleveland. Presi-
dent of the United States. do. hereby
26th day of the present month of Novem.
Der, to be kept and observed as day OF
Thanksgiving and prayer throughout our
land. On that day may ali our people
and assemble in their accustomed places
of worship. Let them with one accord
render thanks to the ruler of the universe
for our preservation as nation. and oui
deliverance from ever threatened danger
for peace that has dwelt within ouI
boundaries for our defense against dis
case and pestilence during the year that
has passed: for plenteous rewards thai
have followed the labors of our husband.
men. and for all other blessings that
have been vouchsafed to us.
And let us. through mediation OF Hin
who has taught us how to pray. implore
forgiveness of our sins and continue.
ton of heavenly favor. Let us not for
get on this day of Thanksgiving the
poor and needy. and by deeds of charity
let our offerings of praise be made more
acceptable in the sight of the Lord.
Witness my hand and the seal of The
United States, which l have caused to bt
hereto affixed.
(SeaD
Done at the city of Washington this
fourth day of November, in the year Of
our Lord. one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-six. and Of the independence
of the United States of America the one
hundred and twenty-first.
(Signed).
GROVER CLEVELAND.
BY the President,
Richard Olney, Secretary of State,
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Welcome Englishmen." or Pilgrims.
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