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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-05
NICHOLS SAD STORY
Work He Wouldn't, But He Was Bound
10 Be a Sport.
AN INVITING UNLOCKED MONEY DRAWER
Was Too Great IN Opportunity to Al
low to Pass UnimprOvcd md He
Took tho Opportunity, also 800
aud Train to Norfolk, but now
He's Thinking OF Richmond.

Suffolk. Va, Sept 4.-(SpeciaD-John
Walter Nichols is colored boy IL years
Old lie never would work. but he was
smart enough to keep good clothes, and
ne always had plenty to eat. Last night
MS money was getting a little short,
and he set his cunning brain to work
to raise another stake. The opportunity
came. and he seized it. Before din
ner time had come he had over 500 in
cash and checks in his pocket, and he
was on the cannon ball train en- route to
Norfolk to have good time. If he had
STAYED there he would have been enjoy
ing himself now. But he didn't. He
came back on the first afternoon train,
and in few hSurs he was III Jail. In
n few weeks or months he will be wear
Ing stripes in Richmond.
About 10 O'Clock this morning Nichols
was hanging around c. j. Dukes gro
cerv on Kilby street. The proprietor
shortly went out. and the statesmen were
occupied in parts of the store remote
from the safe. Watching his chance
Nichols sneaked up to the safe, which
was unlocked. and opening the money
drawer. took the contents, which Mr..
Duke thinks were about S100, and
skinned. 1t was nearly time for the
cannon ball. to catch which John tried
and succeeded.
When Duke discovered the loss he was
almost dumbfounded. He could not
understand how the money could have
been stolen in open day time, when he
or his clerks were in the store con-
stantlv. He had implicated confidence
in his statesmen. and them he could not
suspect He didn't know what to think
He remembered Nichols great shrew-
cdness. and had seen him around the
store. but he could not conceive that he
was so audacious as to attempt such a
robbery under the circumstances.
Constable Branch. the man hunter,
came to town this afternoon, and to
him Duke went with his troubles. After
the interview Branch scratched his head
for few minutes and did some think
ing. Within thirty minutes the thief
was in his clutches. and in another
short space $50 OF the stolen money was
recovered.
While the officer deserves credit for
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Miss Matte Perdue, who has been Wis
ting the Misses Slade. Clay and Ham
I'm avenues. Will leave to-day for her
home In Chesterfield county. Va.
Mr.. c. S. Measell expects to visit Bal
timore. Md. and return early next week
with fine lot OF fruit for market.
Mrs. Richard Cake. of East Bramble-
Ton avenue. who has been i'll almost
FOUR months. was feeling considera bly,
better Yesterday.
Miss Eugene Only, of Richmond. Va.
is visiting the family of Mr.. w. II,
Woodhouse. East Brambleton avenue.
The following is the organization of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the &. L. +. :
mrs. 5; Winslow. president; Mrs. w. H.
Lee. vice president; Mrs. Ed Vellincs
secretary: Mrs. A. NJ. Cousins, treas
urer: Mrs. D. L. Pursell. chaplain; Mrs.
X. ID. Whitehorn. seminal. Regular
meetings at Migrants Hall every sec
ond and fourth Tuesday.
For long time II has been thought
south Park avenue does not make
i'rambleton show to any advantage for
public spirit and material progress in
the ward. 1t is true there is much trade
ana consequently n large amount of
travel along this way. And this is the
item that is so suggestive. The public
eve is not pleased with the unpaved
sidewalks. The old worn and warned
boards are not at all becoming to this
part of the town. Surely there is room
w iihplcN clncnl.
MI. Tully DoZier, whose physical pros
tration was mentioned in these columns
some time ago. is yet In no better condi-
ton at his home. on East Bramble,on
avenue.
Miss Addie Gilbert. of 10 North Res
erVoir avenue. died yesterday at 2:40 a.
m. after a long illness. She leaves n
brother and two sistcrs-Mr. Joshua
and Misses Maggie and Ida. The de-
ceased was q years of age. The func-
RAJ VIII take place to-day at II a. m
from SDurgeon Memorial Baptist
church. of which she was n member
lhterment will be in Elmwood Gene
terv.
Ira. the little 3-year-old son of Mr..
ana Mrs. j. Il. Potter, residing with Mr..
-. -. Hitchings. No. 704 Tunstail ave-
nue. was thought to be in a dying con-
dition last evening.
me many pupils of Mrs. ". C. Dalby's
school OF music and elocution are max
ing lions to return at the fall
opening next Tuesday, September Sth,
1896
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Epworth League OF Trinity NJ. r.
Church was held last night with a good :
" number present.
Miss Leila Thomas. the charminp
daughter of DR.. Thomas. has returned
from Oceana. Va. where she has bren
spending two weeks very pleasantly
with her friend. Miss Nellie Runnells.
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The king of pills, Beechams- BEE
CHAINS.
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HUNTERSVII.s.E..

ON Thursday afternoon Rev. j. G..
Lennon preached the funeral of Morris;
Herbert. infant son of Mr.. ana Mrs
James Spalding. aged IA months. at
their residence. in Underwood. inter.
mcnt WAS in Elmwood Cemetery.
Thursday III noon the funeral of lit
tie Mary Corbett took place at the grave.
in Elmwood Cemetery, Rev. DIR. w. s.
Lacy officiating. Mr.. Andrew Corbctt
the father of the family. has all he
could do for IA week or more looking
after the wants of his afflicted family,
two more children. as well as his wife.
also being now sick.
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BRIEFLY TOLD TALES
The. Sum and Substance Of the Less I'm.
portant Events Of Yesterday.
FAITHFUL SUMMARY OF THE DAYS NEWS
MOT Much About Anything Hut
Something About Aany Thinss-
photographic View of Life In
Norfolk In It's sInny and Vary
ang Phascs-BrieE. Faithful, Vivid.

A gay party of Lambert's Pointers
enjoyed hayride to Ocean View last
night.
Lost-A bunch of keys. Please re-
turn to Virgininn office.
Mts. w. w. Stigers, OF Cain, Pa, Is in
the city. stopping with her friend, Mrs
]. K. Ritz.
Henry Brown and Henry Boon, color
ed, were arrested yesterday afternoon
for fighting.
terday for Hudgins & Hurst to recover
bill of s3S75.
Rev. w. j. Young, d. D.. preached
at Union Mission last night on the I'm
mortality of the Soul"
Street measurements for the number
ing or houses on Main street were made
yesterday by the City Engineers force.
DR.. A. f. Eason lost Thursday d
handsome college fraternity pin. which
was found yesterday by Detective Hep
nell
Judges A. r. Hanckel and w. N.
Portlock returned yesterday from a trip
to New York, Saratoga. and Lake
George.
Rev. DR.. ]. r. Howerton, of the First
Presbyterian Church, and family have
gone to the Grottoes. in Rockingham
county, Va.
Annie Parrish. white, supposed to have
taken laudanum. applied to the police
station for lodgings yesterday and was
accommodated
Mr.. Simon S. Land. of this city, enter
tanned number of his young lady and
gentlemen friends at his club at Ocean
View Thursday
Rev. Arthur S. Lloyd, of ST. Luke's
episcopal Church, returned yesterday
from Abingdon. Va, having finished his
summer vacation.
Judge Hanckel will hold court next
week Tor the convenience of those who
desire to qualify as guardians, admins
traitors, executors, &C
Evangelist Lee begins his tent meet
ings here Sunday. The tent will be on
Academy lot. Workmen were engaged
Yesterday in pitching the tent.
Mr. Albert Strassman, of the New
York World, passed through the city
yesterday ell route to Richmond and
paid the VirGinian pleasant visit.
Mr. James Chalmers. of Williamsville,
N. T., manufacturer of the justly cele-
prated brand OF Chalmers Gelatine, Is
IN the city the guest of Major A Myers.
oihcer Brennan, while patrolling his
beat last night. found four new wash.
boards on the pavement in Commercial
Place He took them to the police sta
ton.
Receipt is acknowledged of the pilot
Chart for September of the North At
Ilntlc ocean, issued by the Bureau of
Navigation, Department OF the Navy,
u. S. y.
Special Officer Guy Hall, of the S. p.
c. A, yesterday arrested w. ii. Ben
nett a colored driver for the Harrison
transfer Company. on the charge of
driving N overloaded horse. A charge
OF resisting an officer was also lodged
against him.
TUESDAY, September s, Rev. X. w.
Cawthon will deliver n lecture on THE
Mission of the Body" in the lecture room
OF the First Baptist Church, corner Free
man and CRANKY streets. This will be
no ordinary occasion, and those who de-
sire TO spend an hour very protitably
are Invited to attend. Admission % cts.
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In The Churches To.morrow.

will be preaching Tomorrow a;
II A. NJ. and at p. NJ, by the pastor.
Rev. VIM. S. Lacy. D. D. SUNDAY
School at $50 a. M. Young Peoples
Prayer Meeting at 7.3O p. NJ.
First Presbyterian Church. Rev. DR..
q. H. Howerton. pastor-The pulpit wifi
be filed tomorrow at IL A. NJ ana 4
p M. by the Rev. ]. NJ. Rose. ID. ID. Of
Morganton. y. c. Sunday School a Q 40
A NJ. Young Peoples Meeting at 7.I5
p. NJ '-o
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Death OF MR.. T.. Posncr.

The many friends of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Henry Posner, OF this city, will be panied
TO hear or the death of Mr.. T.. Posncr,
their father. which occurred i'm New
York yesterday morning, after a short
illness. Deceased had reached the ad-
vanccd age of 30 years and leaves four
sons and three daughters. Mr.. Henry
Posner left for New York last evening
to attend the funeral
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WILD
With Eczema

Iva was sufferer for eight years from Eczems. but
were covered and badly inhhmed; little white
blisters appeared, then would peel OF, leaving
. rod, smooth surface, which would burn like
fire and Itch. On the Inside of the upper part OF
my limbs, great red blotches would appear, and
as soon as became warm, the burning and itch.
Ing would begin. Night after night would lie
awake and scratch, aud almost 60 wild. got q
bex Of CuTICURA, and bottle OF CuTrcURA RE.
SOLVENT, and after few applications noticed
the rednoes and Inflammation disappear; before
had used one 6or there trds not a sign of Eczema
ieG. can truthfuily assert that 1900 worth Of
CUTIcURA REMEDIf 8 cured me.
JOHN ID. PORTE, Pittsburg, Pa.
srerpY CcHE TRxATNksT. Warm baths with Gu
meDt). and mild Of CurcuHA REsoLvESI ates
OF humor cures.
Boar. asc., RnsoLyrST. &c. and u. PorIKR DRUo
AND CREu Corr. Sole Props. Boston.
p1-" iuw To PERM '~iv t'"r- Eczema" mailed free
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creditable to those instrumental in get
ting II out.
FOR GRAIN EXPORTS.
vessels Chartered Last Week Car
rtcd Large CnrgOea.

The capacity of steamers chartered for
grain last week from the Atlantic Coast
line In this country, was 2,6S0.000 bush
els, as follows From New Orleans. 4SS,-
900; from Baltimore, 96S. 600 from Phila-
delphia. 256O00; from Philadelphia and
Baltimore, $4,000; from New York. lOi,-
900.
From Baltimore. Norfolk. New
port News, or New York
british steamer 1ndralema. to
picked ports, l.. * or Cont
nent. IS l0i4d. October .l3C. 900
British steamer Indralema, same
voyage and terms. December 1876. 600
British steamer Thos. Turnbuu
CORK, orders. Is Sd, early Septem-
Der ....................... $4,000
Total ................... 800. 600
From Norfolk and Newport
News
British steamer Lady Palmer
picked L. X ports. IS sd, If Ant
weEp, Amsterdam or Rotter-
DAM IS 9&d. September ...12S. 900
British steamer Mohican. Bristol
Dublin. or Belfast, IS Sd 1876, 900
Dutch steamer Leyden, Rotter-
dam. =. /, carly September .. .152. 900
49, : - =. Oib,VVp
This gives a total of $4,000 from hi.
section, or about one-third OF the grand
total.
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sunday Excursions to ola poiu,

The Old Dominion steamer NORTH
ampton" or "Accomack" will leave Bav
Line wharf every Sunday for Fortress
Monroe at 10 a. m. and p. m. Return
ing will leave Fortress Monroe at - m.
and 6:l5 y. m. Fare so cents round trim.
auS-sat, su-tf
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED.-A position by young man as
clerk; have had years experience in
reference. Address II, box 81 Holland.
Va. se5-3t.
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WANTED.-Occupants for large front
room, with board. also table boa riers
New number 2GS Butte street; references
required. se5-Iws
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FOR SALE.

FOX SALE.-The desirable residence lot
on SQrntck avenue. foot of Bermuda ST.,
ironing on Mahone's Lake Price and
terms reasonable Apply to G. w
koolaEe, 1Osls Bermuda St aug5tf
FOX SA1-E-A we'll built residence on
Wood street: sold for no fault; too large
Tor owners family; eight rooms and
pain and all the modern conyeniences.
lot 2il.Xll9; a splendid opportunity Tor
anyone wishing nice home. with OPP
tion on two lots In rear, 40 feetxl20. on
which can he erected three (D nice
tenement houses. Fer terms etc, APP
ply on premises. No. GO Wood street.
foH SALE Al a LOW rlGURE-Plans
and specifications for "a brick dwelIipp
drawn by one OF the best architects If,
tha State Address PLANS. this office.
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WANTED.-An active man in every local
ity TO represent us. mo fortune hunter
Wanted). VIII guarantee $500 weekly
and all expenses. Investigate at once
Box 630S, Boston, Mass sc4-1m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with or Without ex-
pei7encc; full or part time: salary and
expenses or commission: write at once
Also man with team to deliver stock
and make collections this coming fall
F,LEMER g. FELMLY, Nurserymen,
Springfield, n. j. se1-1ts
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A YOUNG MAN. understanding double
entry bookkeeping, and having 2la years
experience in general merchandise bust
=. JOHNSON. Cismont. Va se2-at.
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WANTED-A set of books to write up at
night; Address BOOKKEEPER, p. o.
Box 1874. se2-lws
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To AII Whom Il MlU Concern

Know. that have this day purchased
the stock of goods I'm the store No. II Com
mercial Place. Norfolk. Va. and will CON
tinuc the business at the same stand, and
for mat purpose have constituted and an
pointed n. Abramson my agent
, j.. ABRAMSON
NuEUSt ZItn. lS9G. au2s-2W
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WANTED.-An active woman at $1,000
sS0S, Boston, Mass se5-lm
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WANTED-We have for sale half interest
year 81 900. One partner wishes to retire
from business. Six thousand dollars re-
CURED Apply to d. r. CREECY & CO.,
1SG Main street se3-tf
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BUSHELMAN WANTED-Steady posi-
tioE: state references. Address
TAILOR, this Office. sel-tf
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BOARD-One two single gentleman
can be accommodated with n front room
and board at reasonable figure, at 2S3
East Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

2 Or REPAIRS OF MUSICAL INSTRU-
ments, guitar, violin, mandolin, etc,
and plano tuning, call at ALEX VIOLA,
Se5-3ts
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CHAINS.
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August 9Th. 1896.
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HANDSOME PROFITS will be made by
buying wheat, provisions. cotton and
stocks at present prices. Write imme-
diately for Our new book Speculation"
mailed free. WHEELER, BIRD & CO.,
Wall street. New York city.
Set,- en-
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WANTED-Reliabl BILE statesmen already
travelling TO carry side line. Write for
particulars. THE EMPIRE OIL CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio. au29-lOts
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BRADFQRD,S DETECTIVE AGENCY,
Offices Moritz Building. lS6 Main street
Open day and night. Legitimate Detec-
tive work attended to In any part of the
country. Ten years practical expert
ence; satisfactory references furnished
3D. RADEORD, Superintendent.a u22- I'm
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WANTED-Recruits for the u S. Marine
corps: Wanted-Able bodied. unmarried
men. between the ages OF q and 30 years
Food, clothing and medical attendance
free For further particulars. etc, apply
or address, the Commanding officer,
Marine Barracks. Navy-yard. Norfolk,
va. jy4-3m
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WANTED-Agents-s2 a week sure to
workers. No capital needed. New
goods. New plan. Sells at sight. Every
family needs 1t. H. 8. CO., Box 424 Gin
cinnau, ONO. je-20sa26t
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rms gives total of 500 from thia
section, or about one-third of the grand
total 49, f'''''>'
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SALESMEN--One in every State to sell
our cigars on credit. Samples, good pay
expenses and exclusive territory to pro-
per applicants. Address P. o. Box 1854,
New York city. je2S-sal2t
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NOSEGAY-F'REE-Do you chew
tobacco? If so. send me your address on
postal card, and j will mail you SAM
pie OF the improved double thick Nose
gay free. larger piece for the money
and better quality than ever. T. b.
WADDILL. Agent, Box 90, Norfolk, Va
jy23-tf
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FOR HIRE-Two Double Drum Double
Cylinder Mundy Hosting Engines and
Rollers: Apply to JUSTIN MCCARTHY,
Building. ie9O-tf
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SALESMAN: Understanding cigar busl-
ness desiring employment answer
Goods sold by sample on credit. Good
pay expenses, exclusive territory as
o. Box APO. n. Y. City. ap2S-we,sa
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-10-24

**The popocrats make great dis
play of the fact that Bismarck Is for
bimetallism. We thought that che pops
were going to do this thing without the
aid or consent of any foreign son Of .
gun on earth.--Utica Observer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-10
BANCO ESPAN0L
DE PUERTO RICO.
EMISSION De BILLETES.

No cumpliendo Ia Seyfe Il de billie
Iletes de este Banco con Ia condicion
de ser estos txlsmariss, el Consejo de
Gobierno ha acordAdo retirarlos de Ia
circulation; y en- su CONSEQUENCES
los tenedores de ellos sc servir5n pre-
sentarlos al couro en- la Gaia del Es-
tablecimiento antes del 81 de Mario
1el aiio 1896.
En- su,tltucion de Ia Seri< Il, el
Console La resueleo poner en- circula
cion Ia Se,tS D, cuyos billetes, ta!eaa
RES, en- moneda espahola especial de
circulacion legal y forsosa en- esta
Lsla, seran de los siguientes valore s:
Billetes de 5 pesos. Idem de 10
pesos. Idem de 20 pesos 1dem de
50 pesos Idem de 100 pesos. Iden
1e 400 pesos.
Estos billetes Serfe D llevan ID fe-
cha de /: Dicicmbre de 1894 y ofre-
cen como distintivo especial que los
diferencia de los de la Serss Il, 4 mas
de la diversified de.los colores, el re-
trato de S. M. la Reiha Regente de
Espa1a.
Puerto Rico, 80 de Diciembre de
I8o5.-El Sab Gobernador, M.
Lopez.
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COMPANIA
DE los
TIElUCAsRIlfSD DE PUERTO RIi(

Por escritura p1blica formalizada
en- Madrid, con fecha de Noviembre
dltimo, ante el notario don Jose Gar
cfa Lastra, Ia Compahia ha revocado
todos los poderes que ha venido dan
do 4 sus REPRESENTATIVES en- Puerto
Rico iexcepcitn del otorgado a don
Juan Bautista Rodriguez y Cabrera,
en- ? de Noviembre de 1894, el cual
queda frne y subsistence. Por otra
escritura publica otorgada el IS De
Noviembre ante el mismo notario Sc
fior Lastra, el Consejo dc Admins
TRACTION ha otorgado nuevo poder a la
casa de banca Jose T. Silva y Co."
para cobros y pAgos de todas clase'
por cuenta de Ia Compaiiia.
En- tai virtud sc hace saber al pI
blics 4 los sfectos oportunos que To-
dos indicados poderss son los Inicos
que quedan hoy subsistentes para re
presentar legalmente { Ia Compahia
en- esta Isla.
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AVISO.

Habiendo acordado el Excmo,
Ayuntamiento, en- session de ~ del
.corriente, ajustarse para el ingreso y
egreso de las partidas de su presu-
puesto VICENTE, al espiritu que infor-
ma la Circular del Excmo. Sr. Co.
bernador General, publicada en- dicha
fecha en- Ia Gaesfa n1mero IFS; sc
hace saber por medic del presente que
todos los paQos y cobros que hayan
de verifcarse por cualquier concepto
per los fondos municipales, 10 sean
precisamente en- moneda especial, pc
70 con el descuento de p9 estable-
cido por Reales disposiciones, toda
vez que al formarse los .presupuestos
que rigen 10 fueron en- la moneda
mexicana entonces circulante.
Puerto Rico, 80 de Diciembre de
ISo5.-El Alcalde, Muffas LeaSsnsa.
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Ea todo tempo, en- las regiones tre-
picales, y durante el verano. en- los
demas paises, seria mejor que, para
calmar Ia SCI, Sc emplease vino de
Quinium Labarraque meEclads con
aqua de seltz. y no esos venenos dis
frazados que sc e<penden con el NOM
bre &c ajen,o, bitter. etc. De es te
modo, adema. de haeer uso de
una bcbidl sum mente. agradable,
ell estomago estaria de antenano dis
plesto para una fa il digestion.
Adveftencia. .-Tengase en- cuenta
que dada la concentration de este Vi
no y asimismo la capacidad de los
frascos. el precio resulta mas barato
que el de los demas productos simila-
res, en- su mayor parte. Generalmen
te basta con tomar una copa de Ia:
de licor al 6nal de cada comida para
conseguir los mejores resultados.
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BlNCO EPLGOL pEPUElTO Rico
INTER E S A N T E.

En- vista del Real Decrets de 6 de
los corrientes y de Ia circular de fecha
del Gobierno General de esta isla
relative. al canje de Ia moneda meji
cana, el Consejo de Gobiefno dc este
Banco ha acordado, en- session del 9
del actual, hacer pdblicas las siSsis"
ss yeSlxs para el cumplimiento de las
operaciones pendientes con este rs
tablecimiento.
Primera. A partir del ~ del &C
tual, todas las operaciones cuyo page
se halla estipulado en- dicha moneda
8 con Ia expression de "moneda Co
rriente," quedarzn redueidas desd'
luego 1 Ia nueva moneda espahola {
acuiaci6n especial, bajo el mismo Ii
po de equivAlencia fjado para el can
je; {. deer, que un debito de $Iot
moneda III, jisana 8 corriente, por .
iemplo, quedara convertida en- un de
bito dc sos de Ia nueva moneda.
Segunda. Los inteseses que di'
chas operacionen devenguen 4 parti
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