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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-05
Sc ConoCe
e|juego

Hasta nuestra mesa de redac-
ci6n llega ell clamoreo de la clase
proletaria con motive de la actitud
en- que los detallistas tratan de pa
rapetarse disimulando la epiadosaa
intencion que les gu1a ante ell con:
ficto que ellos y los caseros han de
promover con la exigencia del pago
en- orc de 10 que hoy perciben Ell
moneda provincial.
Carecen de pruebas los detallis-
tas para emplear el proceder que
empienzan a desarrollar, y no obs
tante exigen va algunos centavos
mas en- cada libra de los art1culos
de primera necesidad que despa
chan.
Nos consta que hasta Ell momen
to presente los alma macenistas perse-
veran en- ell despacho de sus provi-
stones sin aumento alguno en- los
preciOs corrientes, cuya conducta
nos satisface enaltecer
Pero como ell gremio de detallis-
tas vislumbra la perspective de un
negocio redondo convirtiendo en- ORC
10 que tiene adquirido en- provincial,
en- su deseo de llegar la realizaci6n
del tentador proyecto concebido ini
cia un movimiento estrategico de
avance para cuando llegue ell instan.
te del rsacrifcio> cobrar solamente
la equivalencia entire una y otra mo
media.
Mas la bitacora popular advier
te ell juego que Sc da y comprende ell
fin que Sc persigue.
Elevando ell precio de venta de
cada art1culo en- moneda provincial
hasta obtener la proportion respec.
tiva, mas tarde cobraran, exigiendo
solo la equivalencia, la cantidad en-
orc que anhelan y asf veran colma =
dos sus propositos con perjuicio ma
nifesto del consumidor:
Ante Ia nueva tactica que en-
plean los enemigos del pueblo, no
cabe otro recurso que mover la OPT
ni6n haci6ndole comprender 10 que
ocurre para desde luego contrarres-
tar esos planes.
Sc impone, pues, la convenient
cia de constituir un Comit6 de defen-
sa que dirijia los trabajos inherentes
a esta question y no cesar en la pro-
paganda hasja Ia realization de un
gran meeting popular en- Ell Teatro
para elevar nuestra prctesta ante
Ia primera autoridad civil de la pro
vincia & fin de que compeuetrado del
asunto dicte sus medidas & evitar III
teriores consecuencias
ST dominates por la negligencia
de nuestTo caracter abandonamos la
defensa de nuestros derechOs no ha
bra que lamar quejas contra nadie,
pues tempo Sc da la voz de aler-
ia.
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Como Sc es scribe
la Historic.

Ell siguiente bolegrama 10 reci-
bio Gel Liberal, de Madrid, via Pa
r1s:
EN- PUERTO RICO.
Paris Z.
Un despacho de San Juan de
Puerto Rico dice que 1000 naturales
atacaron a los negros empleados en-
las obras pdblicas que explotan los
ingleses
La lucha fue bastante renida
resultandO un pOrtorriqueno muerto
y tres negros gravemente heridos
Las tropas americanas intervi'
nieron, dispersando q los comba
tientes
Los portorriquenos acnsan los
ingleses de acaparar todas las obras
y emplear en- las mismas gentes de
color
El consul ingles ha pedido al
gobernador general americana pro
tecci6n para sus nacionales.
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Los rebeldes
de Colo Onbia.

Un telegram ma de Ma nagua, (Ni,
caragua) anuncia que los reh 2des de
Colombia Sc han apoderado L. puo'
bio de Bocas de Toro. -
Ell Gobierno Colcmbiano ane
tropas a toda prisa para envfe as
a dicho punto. @
Otro teiegrama de Cartagena
dice CUE los insurrectos han tcIoaao
possession del pueblo de Barrauqui-
la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-05
Ell mejOr renediO

para los callos es ell eCALLIClDA
RICHARD. Los arranca sin pro
ducir dolor alguno: Sc usa por la no
che, & la hora dc eutrar eh CANA y
no molesta en- 10 LAS m1nimo al pa
ciente. Cada frascu cuesta 25 cen
tovos. Sc vende en- los estableci-
nientos 81 :macia Colon. Gel Ca
pricho, y <LA Esfera, en- San Juan;
sBazar Orero,, Ponce; <Farmacia
Aguiar,, Guayan =; <Farmacia Du,
tell. Vieques y c~miserfa Gel no II,
Mayaguez.
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80 K & -,
~ rE & %A>%

Que no pnblicamos communicates
sin que sean pagados por adelan-
tado..
Cada seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
una l{nea, y la Inca vale diez cen
tavos.
Las cartas que vengan con comu-
nicados sin 81 in1porte no SO contes-
tan
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/ EsrA I'd. s0RD0 2?

gan bien, son carables por medic de nuestra
nueva invencionH i solameute losque hayan mach
90 sordo son incufables. Los rufdos en- las ore-
las cesau Embellishments. Escribanos norme-
nores sobre su case. Cada persona puede curar.
% por 81 misrna en- casa, con muy noco gastr,.
OR. DALToNs AURAL CLINIC. SO Ia Sale Ave.
oHtoAocs VLk,s .. y. o. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-05

Daio absotanente mparcia opinion prensa
San Juan Puerto Rico B de Mayo de 1900
the Office P r.
/ N v | T A CLIO n
DURL LACH y SPRINGER

nvian cordialmente cene todo los comercantes
Puertoo para que vayan nuea ofcina de elias durane
permanencia New-Yok.
Les ofrecen servicos para dmpeno cualquer
pdan Conocen percmente los mercado
los EE UU de la Isla Tendran mucho
peddo de nome correspondence ecba Immediate aenc6n
Los peo despcarn pronud odas
Sc nos hagan tendran nuestro mayor cuidado.
DURLACH Y SPRINGER
Representatives. prmeras de los Esados
New-York. en- Puerto-Rco
II LANE.-N Y. CRY
L. s. 4. JuQu
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Ell doctor r. M. Porte ha
trasladada su ofcina dental q la
misma calle de la Cruz no 20.
A-3O-S
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solvera este asunto fayorablemente,
para que de una vez siente jurispru
d i Ell la resolution de casOs
analogOs.
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; allanara, por 10 general, !
2 esta diflCultad. &
Z 81 Sc Vierte de una :
3 cuarta parte a una mitad !
3 de una cucharadita en- Ia !
6 mamadera del ni1o tres 8 4
! cuatro veces al dla, Sc !
$notard una mejoria muy !
( nnarcada. Para los ninos &
: smayores, de media GU !
: charadita 4 una cuchara- :
9 dita, disueltas en- Ia le- 8
J che, 81 Sc desea, basta- !
gran para demostrar sus !
3 grandes propiedades nu- !
) tritivas. ST Ia Ieche de la !
2 madre no nutre al ninO, {
9aquella necesita Ia Fmul- s
: sion. Sus efeCtos Sc no.
Z tardn inmediatanente, 10 !
( misnno en- Ia madre como !
3 en- el ninO. !
z SCOTT & BOVINE, Qumi os, New York I
3>o~@~e~eeo%G~ 10000 eSS G@s
Reh1sense las imitaciones y las "prepa
raciones sin sabor" y "vinos" llamado
preparedness de aceite de hfgado de Da
calao" pero que no 10 contienen.
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10 que procede es la Immediate cons
trucci6n de la parte del puente que
falta en- cuya obra Sc dar1a trabajo a
unos cuantos brazos que de 81 care
can
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-05

Juzgados por la COrte Provisional
de los Estados Unidos y por esta de
clarados culpab.es del delito de vo.
tar fraudulentament y de obligar a
otros a votar Establishments en-
las elecciones municipales de Qua
yama, y senteaeiados de conform
dad con dicha deelaracion; habiendo
recurrido por medic de su abogado
la Corte Suprema de los Estados
Unidos en- demanda, primero, de un
mandamiento de "habeas corpus y
mas tarde de uno de ''certiorari'',
sin resultado alguno, a causa de 10
limitado del tempo disponible antes
de la disolucion de la Corte Provisio
nal de los Estados Unidos; y toman
do en- consideration la circunstan
cia deque estas elecciones eran las
primeras que So celebraban Ell Pto
Rico bajo el sistema americana, y q.
dichos.delitos, cometidos en- ell calor
della lucha de les partidos politicos,
no revisten ell caracter de 'sfelon1a"
(elony): y creyendo que el proceso
q que fueron sometidos servira do
saludabIe advertencia s los culpa
bles, por la presente SO concede la
mas amplia y completa ab5oluciou q
los antedichos .individuos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-05
cREDlTO Y AHORRO pONCENO

SHuucj0n de este Bn1IcO en- la td7t}e
dc} 80 de -1GfU de 1900.
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PAGOS POR ADELANTADO

Los Comunicados y articulos de
interes personal, 10 centavos hnea
de seis palabras. No Sc publican
sin que vengan acompaf1ados del
importe.
No Sc devuelven originates, y Sc
admitiran los que convenga ala pu'
caciOn.
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Sea es bora tues4,
ORDENES GENERALES, !
No 96-
San Juan, Abril 80 1900

Los individuos .relacionados
continuation, q .saber
Tomas Vazquez,
Placido Ledee,
Ramon Baez,
Teodoroc Marsan,
Felipe Rodriguez,
Santiago Morales,
Cruz Serrano,
Miguel Suarez,
Mateo Guzman,
Ramon Rodriguez,
Jose Ortiz Silva,
Julio Vazquez,
Jose M. Torres,
Juan Val Pilot
Monserrate Gomez,
Justo Godineau,
Francisco Rixera,
Prudencio de Jesds,
Aniceto Flores,
Manuel Cintr6n,
Alfredo Cintron,
Crist6bal Diaz,
Jose Federico Correa,
Domingo Robles,
Juan Ambrosio Suarez,
Francisco Vazquez,
Braulio Gual,
Benito Vazquez,
Marcelino Flores,
Ramon Ortiz,
Felix Cruz,
Luis Cortijo, y
San1ol;o C;ntrSn
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EG C0ntad0r,
]. A. NEGRON SHNJURJO
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' 3 =
I'll Du'ectOr Gcrente,
+. SALAZAR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-17
wedding in Brunswick.

EARROW'S STORE, VA, Feb. i5-
SpeciA-Mr-*Peter Daniel and Miss MIN
ME Moore were married yesterday afts--
room at o'clock Rev. Mr.. Powell per-
formed the ceremony at the home OF
the bride. a great number OF people
saw the newly married couple as they
passed Rarrow's Store on their way "a
the bridegroon-s home. where an ex-
ceIysnt supper awaited them.
Every farmer seams DESTROYS to sell
his tobacco this week AT least twenty
hossheads of tobacco pass this Place
esery day bound for petersburg.
8 Invitations are out announcing the
marriage OF Mr.. r. Samuel Brydi6 to
Mss Eva Shoralter, to take place "a
Dr. w. Eanes. hama Fehru7rY p
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-17
A FAMILY in
DEEP DISTRESS
Apetersburg Lady III and Her Hus-
band Probably Lost at Sea.
EsIxCHlLDRE WITHOUT SUPPORT
SIX LDREN WITHOUT SUPPER
rhe CITY Treasurer of Petersburg Buys
ponds Of the CRY at a Premium to
he placed to the Credit of Sink
inc Fund-Balloon Ascension.

pnTDRsRUH VA, Feb. Especial
Mrs 1ottie Frisoy IS i'll at her nome oi
street. To her bodily anne
,ion, is added the anguish OF woman
who knows not the fate Of her nns 5c'ss''3
the father Of six little children
Mrs. Frisby attended the burial ser
,.;cas of Mr. julius Leibertk few weeks
ago: and the weather being raw ana p ene-
tratins. she contracted a deep cold 1snsu-
matism was the result. and the woman
,is now Ga much drawn that she is unable
to move.
On the day of the funeral q sever
storm was raging on the coast o. = u .iile.
and North Carolina Her nnsoana, VIZ
owns a small sloop. was bringing he,-
chan,ise from coast town IN North
carolina 10 Petersburg. He was at sea
during rhe storm, and nothing mas oe sa
heard from him or his crew since ne si Ell
North Carolina
NO TIDINGS.
Telegrams have been sent ana ietters
written. but neither have brought any
news from Mr. Frisby. and IT is reared
his boat was wrecked and ne anu n1s
crew have perished. IS
The mother and six little chlidfeH are
noH without support, but substantial
sympathy is being extended 10 them-
The city treasurer purchased aS,oe 5ot
;cdtysof Petersburg SIS, known as virginia
and Carolina Railroad bonds. yesterday
They were bought al a premium OF sI.l0.
and placed to the credit of the sinking
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For the relief of ]. c. Stanley.
For the relief of NJ c. Andrews.
For the relief of John S. Swift
For the relief of the Home for Friend
less Children in Chesterfield county.
To amend license tax law so far as II
relates to photographers licenses.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To amend law taxing Building and Loan
Associations.
To amend quarantine laws
To amend law as to inspection OF cattle.
To establish Wise School Dlstric1 IN
Wise county.
Declaring certain streams in Po"natan
county to be highways.
To amend charter of the town Of Chat
To incorporate ST. Andrews Associa-
Authorizing the school trustees of Chat
ham school district to sell and convey
certain lands.
To permit \. z. Oakley to erect
wharf.
To ratify the charter of the Richmond
Union Stock-Yards-
MR.. JAMES BILL
Senator James got through biii N re-
lation to oyerchargeS by express COM
panes.
The law prescribing the rates express
.n1nna MES may charge for carrying
pa ckages within the State was, IN enect,
made vivid by an amendment passeo az
line last session, requiring the VictiTn o.
an ovsrcharge to find out Tor hti'seii
mat he had been excessively charged
1,.,,;cb the innocent victim had no means
~ ascertaining without great trouble OF
eyr.nsa before he coud ciaim the over
charge or me. -a-s
Mr. James bill requires the express
co,nnanies to correct its own HhsIhhes
without a request by the victim OF over.
charge, or pay penalty OIL mol leSs stlN
Z, nor more than So for oVercnarS!aS.
House Proceedings.
Rev R. P Kerr. of the First PTesoS-
! terrain church. offered prayer IN VIC
House. ;,.-od,oad
r..-ol,,tion instructinS the Finance
! Co,r,i++ee to make report at Its ses-
-;a,, to-day upon bill for the re!le1
- .ha Citizens Fire Assoc5a ton OF var
o;,ia Mr.. Bland made vigorous
s,,oech in favor of his resolution and SAID
! ,i,a1 his bill had been sleeping in the
| committee since the 18th day OF Decem-
! bar last. and he had been informed ov q
! member of the committee that no report
! would be made p,,,a
! ,sn,itted that his committee did not In
! tend to report. but the gentleman from
/, Portsmouth had his remedy and that was
| to move TO discharge the committee from
| the further consideration OF the matter matter =
/: Ar Roaz did not think the bill was
! r3e-ito-ous. but was introduced 10 1u'-
thor the political interests of some can
| dida;e for office. -
Mr.. Bland replied and denied that ne
| aad introduced the measure for any per
soma, reason. but that it was demanded
I bv the fire1nen of the State
The vote upon Mr.. BANDS resolution
| showed the absence OF a quorum and MT.
p! RYAN moved to adjourn, to discover
{ whether there was quorum present OF
| not. ae,,-a5 IN
| The vote by which the House reiuseo. ~
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fund. This fund now has to its credit
bonds. the fact value OF which is ssd., a.
md zach 81 OK

and cash Sltoo.
MR.. OWENS CANDIDACYs
Mr. W. CT. Owen, OF Fifth Ward, will be
4 candidate for election to the City Coun-
ell at the spring election. The office OF
chief OF police Will not be an issue in
his campaign. but he will make the fight
along the line OF street Improvement
He is prominently connected with TEN
perance orders and favors the enactment
and enforcement OF laws designed to
suppress the Sunday sale of liquor.
The Southside Railway and Develop
menr Company has arranged for pal
loon ascension at Wesr-End Park to-mor-
row afternoon The balloon TO os use ea
on the occasion Will be one that was
used for exploring purposes during the
Spanish-American war.
Y. W. c. T. q.
The Young Wonan's Christian Tenn
perance Union viii give reception
Wednesday 70 Miss Lee Glencora Cook.
who will be the guest OF the Union next
week.
Mr.. James Burgess. who was thrown
from his wagon and painfully hurt this
week, is improving
On the same day he was injured dog
got, INTO his flock of sheep and Killed
nineteen.
Mr.. Simon Seward has been elected
director in the Southside Railway and
Development Company. to I'LL the vacan-
cy caused by the resignation of Mr. w
II. Habliston-
Mr.. l.. D. Price. one of the Oldest COM
municants of ST Johns church. died at
his home this morning. He leaves an
aged widow and one SON
Rev Or. Rosebro IS conducting series
of services at tie Presbyterian churcn at
Blackstone
Miss Harvie, of Dan-tlse, who has been
the guest OF Miss Ella Bernard, returned
home to-day.
The street-cars on Halifax and Syca-
more streets killed four dogs yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-17
GENERAL BRANDER's SUCCESSOR
Lambert's Point to be Incorporated
Under the Name of Lam berton.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. Especial
General Gordon, commander-in1Ghief OF
the United Confederate Veterans, has
promoted judge Theodore s. Garnets. OF
Norfolk. to be Major-GeneraI Commanding
the Virginia Division, vice General Bran.
der. deceased
The Tidewarer Jobbing Confectioners'
Association was chartered here to-day.
e e. O5erndorter. president. The Asso-
citation is designed TO regulate trade. and
probably prices.
TIE schooner Isaac II. TnIyer. sunk on
the Clesapsaks Bay Tuesday. was raised
and arrived here to-day
The contract to build blacksmith shop
and plumbers building at the Norfolk
Navy Yard has been awarded. at $3.50.
TO A Gr.efenha gen s. Company. OF Cni-
cage. TIE lowest bidders.
Citizens OF LaEhsrt's Point, at public
meeting, decided to apply to the Lests-
latnre for a charter. The town Will be
Incorporated under the name of Lamber-
ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-17
INSPECTING CARS.
Small Defects Liable to Cause Trouble.

man inspecting freight cars cIaN-eu
,,nasr each car and scrambled about looh-
ing al or feeling of each nut, DOLL VI IN.
hsam and rod, journal, boxing, n-a"-pai'
etc etc. until every part OF lhe ca
had been gone over 49,
If nuts were missing. bolts about 10 crop
out. prake-rods dragging the srouiio
| bra ke-beams cracked, OF any os1ec' ap-
neare1 in the running or important Part.
tbs was cha ked and the car number
reoor;ed at the shops. Experience mas
1apen. the EXPENSIVE folly of letting III
I1e defects remain uncorrected on engines
or cars, until in time OF need the crachea
brake-beam refuses to hold. or Inc nutiess
bolt drops out OF place, ana a faasn-up
, Is the result.
If inauimate cars and engines are worth
such care why not thespeaut1ui ma
chinery of the human body. II you -. ma 70
natures cry for relief from some insult
t-c,, have been guilty, of. Perhaps you
mn coffe into YOUR stomach day by day.
Never thought that was any harm?
Perhaps it isn't to some thoroughly
healthy men but hits greet NUMBER
hard, and some8very hard. before they
know where the 5anCs come from. Ten
to thirty days without coffee will tell you
whether you are SUSCEPTIBLE to its aka
|sloids mot. The trial starties people
who; .tknows It never hurt me
II one keeps on with the use Of a thing
that his mother nature objects to-, there
is sure to beS a smash-up some day, and
pusiness,f property. health comfort and
happiness may be lost before the wreck
is cleared sup. It Is easy to cnaxse to
Postum Food Cafes, nowstfu: i!uuid
ford. wtlfeh whsr thnsough:y boiied tooks
liks Mocha, and has delicious Iava-l.ka
flavor while the 50 odd psr5 cen of sa-
lected food elements go quickly to work
TO rebuild The lost phosphatss and other
,neoessaties Of the brain and complex ner-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-17
Panes Celery Compound sustains vitality keeps the noo
heat,v and free from nervous exhaustion and pain.

statements on the trial
1t goes without saying. that the present
dog law is an utter farce. In passing
through the county you may see from
four to six dogs at a majority OF the
houses, yet no tax is recorded against
the owners.
Whether the owners fail TO give them
in or the assessor is too lentent. is an ua-
answered question.
With mild weather Prevailing, farmers
Will soon be pfoughins, and Target
acreage than usual be planted IN corn-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-17

There win be a general rehearsal Of
all the classes of the Wednesday Club
5.hil5rens. Chorus today at Il O'Clock
All i,.tr,,cbors and members Of the
snhorm ere sxpsctd To- attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-17
A PRISONERS BOLD DASH.
Escapes an inexperienced Officer. But
is Captured a suin.

Escapes an inexperienced Olnccr. INT
is Captured \ suIn.
6 DELAPLANE.s IA. FEB. 16--SpeciaI-
5 Herman Ctapper, from Loudoun county.
was convicted at Detaptale February
6th for stealing bacon near Upperville.
He was put In charge of an amateur con-
stable and started to Warrenton to Jail
In wagon. AT an early stage OF the trip
he requested his guard. to roll him a
cigarette whilst the guard was thus
engaged. he pushed him aside. LEASED
from the vehicle and took TO the feds.
Just then Mr.. Drlany De But t.. arrsed
s and having -ropeS In his possession, hau-
psned along on horseback He promptly
c.eRrrd frncs S,sd sas ssss. eseas,ad
ps.sorsr dawn ard recapsured HIM driv-
Ing N besore h.sa With the rope around
his neck HIS former grard being very
young. had neslected the use o. any noHd
at al
The wife sof the THIEF has 10Osardn1sd
49, teEty by Walking q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-17
ANOTHER BIG CONVENTION.
American Vater-Works association
Meets Here III May.


Meets Here in May.
The Council Cimmittee on Water met
yesterday afternoon.
A Subcommittee consisting of Messrs.
Gordon, Whittet Winston, Ferguson
and Mills, was appointed to confer with
members of the Chamber OF Commerce
in regard to making preparations for
the entertainment of the delegates TO the
convention of the American Water-Works
Association, which meets In this CITY
early In May. This committee will go
before the members of the Chamber Of
Commerce Monday night and complies
.t.he plans for entertaining the larga
gathering of visitors expected at that
time.
Superintendent Boiling is Instructed
to award bids for the cleaning Of the
two basins Of the new reservoir. Sew
eral hundred dollars IS appropriated for
this purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-17

5RHEEMATISN CURED IN "A DAY.-
Mystic Cure :pr N!:.us:,atiar ana
ITS action upon the system Is remark
able anc mysterious. II. removes az orceE
81 the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears The first dose greatly tfne-
e ais. 10 cents. Sold by L. WAGNER
s ahd AOWENS s. MINOR DRUG Co.,
= Mchmond.s.Na.z 1el1 Z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-17
INDIGESTION
cure, BY johason.s Dyspepsia cprs

cnrr1 BY Johason's Dyspepsia Gers
II suffered orc-t.c years with indigestion ana
Nervous Dyspepsia. unable 10 eat or sleep.
tined several physicians and different remedies.
but they only helped me fo- short time. a
friend advised ne 10 take Johnson's Dyspepsia
{ Cure. have taken three boxes. and an now
feeling bct,cr than have for tno years Fave
q good appetite, sleep well end have none Of the
symptoms of Indigestion OF Dyspepsia, whi!e
havc gained ten pounds in weight within a
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