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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-10-24

Wonderful are the cures accomplished
by Hoods Sarsaparilla and yet it is only
because Hoods Sarsaparilla, the one true
blood purifier, makes pure, rich healthy
blood.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
ATLANTIC CITY.

Mrs. d. G. Cox. of Avenue A. is
visiting friends at Sewelrs Point.
MIR. Daughtery, Fort street, was
reported improved in his condition
yesterday.
MIR. Il. l.. Holland, has purchased
the stock OF goods and stall fixtures
formerly owned by Mr.. j. G..
Vaughan, Colley avenue, where he
Will conduct business in the future.
Mrs. Chas. Whitehurst is ut home
again, Fort street, after spending
several days with Mrs. Maj. Walker,
Lake Lawson.
Owing to the very Indictment
weather of yesterday, the meeting
OF the W. G. +. L. was postponed
until next Friday afternoon.
Master George Parker, Of Fort
street, is quite sick at his home
with scarlet fever.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
hUNYON At THE HEAD
his ReW System Fast SuDeIsedjng
Old School methods.
The Professors Marvellous Success
in Curing Diseases that Have
Bafled Others.

Mrs. ]. y, Mel cod. OF 2O4 Hodge av-
en- e, Eunalo, n. v, says: II have sus-
iered with rheumatism for the past ten
years aud though tried many reno lies
mono oil them ever had the slightest Ap-
parent elect. Finally, l began to uso
MnnSon rheumatism Cu o, and within
very short tlmo | was completely
cnro !. cannot recommend Alunyou s
hneumatlsm Remedy too highly
Munyon's Rhenmat am euro acts ni-
mot lnstantnnconslr, curing many o3-
stlhste case, III TOW hours 1t is guar
aliteed to cure Rheumatism in any part
OF the body. Acnt' or muscular rheu-
matism cured III from ono 10 flvo DAYS
IL never Tails to cure sharp. shooting
painH III the arms, logs, side. back or
breast or soreness OF any p4rt OF tho
leN III from ono to three hours. II
promptly cures lamoncsH. stifl and
swollen Joints, and all pa hi i'll tho hips
ana loins, chronic rheumati NJ sciatiGn
lnmbaSo or pan IN the back arc speedily
cured. 1t 20 dom ia Is To give relief
aiior ono or two doses, aud almost in
variallv ourcs before ono bottle las
been used
Munyon's homeopathic Homo Remedy
Company. of Philadelphia. put M spn-
siiics for nearly every disease. which are
sold by all druggists mostly for rs
cents IL bottle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
BRAN BlETON.

There will he an oyster supper
given at the residence of Mr.. n. z.
Bailey. & Hamlln avenue, to night
on behalf of Spurgeon Memorial
Baptist Church. All cordially in.
vited.
MIR. Martin. prominent gentle.
man residing Ill the vicinity Of
Queen street bridge, had difficulty
with number OF boys yesterday
living IN that vicinity, leading to
the issuing of warrants by Justice
Gregory tor their arrest. The mat
ter Will be investigated in the Police
Court this morning.
The Fidells Society of McKendreo
VIII meet this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
The Young Peoples Union of the
Park Avenue Baptist Church will
hold their regular semi monthly
meeting to night at S O'clock. All
members and friends are especially
invited to be present.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
AIR OF BUSINESS.
The Extraordinary Grand Jury Of
New York.
By Southern Associated prdss.

New IoRK, January I0.-The air
Of business about the extraordinary
grand jury has awakened u great
deal of interest as to the outcome of
their proceedings. 1t is known TINT
they have testimony sufficient to
bring down some very high officials
III the police department and there
ls good deal of speculation as to
whose head will be tho first to drop.
The testimony yester day was
mainly directed against Inspector
Williams. Capt. Schmidtberger. 1t
Is agreed, has told all he knows and
can add nothing further. This
morning tho witnesses called were
citizens without uniforms. They
are wanted for the purpose of cor.
roboratlng certain portions of the
testimony given by Schmidtberger
and others.
Another precaution was taken this
morning to prevent witnesses being
seen or talked to by reporters. A
private entrance by way of Frank.
lin street TO the grand jury witness
room has been utilized and wit
nesses are warned to sny nothing to
strangers either going or coming.
Tho indictments are expected to.
morrow morning.
Superintendent Byrnes to div
called upon Judge Ingraham shortly
before the grand jury adjourned and
remained Ill consultation for some
time. 1T Is inferred that the Super.
lntendent either had additional in.
formation to impart or was discuss
ing the matter of making arrests
promptly when indictments are
found.
The jury did not make any re-
turns.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
Court of Appeals.
BY Southern Associated Pros

bN SoutHoIn AesOcl1lci iEoS3.
RIcHMoND, January 0.-The fol
lowing were the proceedings in the
Supreme Court of Appeals here to-
day:
Dulin against Lillard, Sheriff.
Further argued by the Attorney
General for respondent and Col. j.
&. Gibson for petitioner, and sub.
mitted.
Bissell against Board of Public
Works, Davis against Broaddus and
Warner Ii. Mills against Common
wealth, appeal refused in each case.
Brauer against Mills and others.
Dismissed Agreed.
Stuart aud others against Com
monwea!th; Anderson against Com.
monwealth and Taylor against Com.
monwealth. Continued.
Commonwealth against Wexford,
Judge. Argued by Ii. Il. Pollard
for Commonwealth.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
4 NtriIiiEc ONE.

AT the st. Vincents Hospital
there is patient who for the last
nine weeks-eXcept an interval of
about twenty minutes has been an
parently asleep, and 1t is considered
very strange case. His name is
Carl Carlson, about % years of age,
who was sent here from Newport
News on October 10th, 1894. suffer
ing from insanity, his mental trou-
bic being along religious line.
Alter remaining at the hospital for
few weeks he apparently dropped
asleep. and except during the inter.
val referred to. has remained asleep.
He is fed with milk through n tube
inserted In his nose. He was for.
merly connected with the Salvation
Army.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
THE FINAL JUDGMENT
Subject of Father 0'kane's Ad-
dress Last Night.
AN ELOQUENT DISCOURSE.
Selt-txamination. Urged Upon His
Hearers. The Preparation in
Life for The Hereafter Vivid
iy Presented. Attend
ance at the Chapel.

AT the Chapel of the Sacred Heart
Yesterday morning Rev. Father
Himmill spoke on 'Fuith," and at
night Rev. Father O'kane chose for
his subject the words of Holy Scrip.
ture; 1T is appointed for all men
once to die and after this tho judg
meut."
Zoo prone are we, said the Rev.
erend Father, ito regard tho tenn.
poral things of this life only, not
needing repeated warnings and rush
mndly on to our doom without max.
Ing our peace with God.
Lost, absorbed III tho transient
events of the moment, the great be-
You'd sinks to "a secondary place, and
we defer that examination of our.
selves which would make us safe for
eternity.
Let us make this examination
conscious OF tho fact that we are bv
1t, preparing for IN eternity of veal
or woe. 1t is beyond human power
to remember all the events of our
life, but upon the soul they nre in.
dellbly impressed, and some time,
when person is dying or i'll d mo-
ment of imminent peril, all the
events of life suddenly flash into
| memory md stand out wildly before
the dying gaze, affording Ill mercy
the last opportunity for rope ntonce.
Some. however, do not care for
self examination. Upon their souls
are spots of sin which they would
not have revealed for worlds, aud
yet they do not consider that ut tho
last Judgment all secrets will be
rendered before all men gathered III
the presence of tho King.
They defer that exami nation of
self and that confessing of sin which
would otherwise save their souls
aud win Tor them crown of glory
Ill that day.
"a few days ago, we celebrated
the humble entrance into tins world
OF the Savior of mankind. But at
that last dny he will come again, not
in the feebleness of Infancy, but in
all the pomp and majesty of his di
vinlty. And the natlous shall stand
before him and the just Judge will
weigh each man according 10 his
works.
"Satan will be there also and he
Will claim his OVID. Among those
placed in eternal disgrace upon tue
King S left hand may be those whom
you, by precept OF example, have
led astray. Rest assured, iudliler-
ent man, that they will appear
against you in that dread hour. And
yet oil this may he obviated by an
earnest observance of Divine in
functions. While there is lie we
can make atonement-the precious
blood of Christ can cleanse us. Let
us then, friends, improve the oppor-
tunlty. Let us Judge ourselves and
rectiiy our faults while there is yet
time"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
james ,stvcr Rising.
BY Southern Associatel Press

RICHMOND. w., January 10
James river, ct this point. is, at mid
night, seven feet above low water
mark and rising. The reports of
rise from important points above
here are: Columbia. 2il feet; Scots.
vile, II! feet; Lynchburg, lO5 feet
and increasing. 1t will take a rise
of thirty feet at Columbia to do any
damageshere.
1t is hoped that the waters of the
Riyanna, Hardware and Tye rivers
VIII get out of the way before the
water from Lynchburg catches it.
Freight trains were not sent out on
the James River Division of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway TO
night. Along the wharves here
goods arc being moved to higher
ground.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
Narrative OF NORFOLK |
The Tale of Its Ooings Briefly and
Conveniently ChronicIed.
JOINT SESSION OF COUNCILS
The Order Concerning .Letter-Car-
riers. Schooner Sold. A Por-
poise Near Client. William
Poole Sailed. Qualified
as Guardian.

Warmer and rainy weather may
be expected today.
Prof. A. Bsllczzs will give his
usual soiree tonight.
Attention is called to the change
In the schedule of the Seaboard AIR
Line.
Cobble ssones are only useful for
sub'work. Only this and nothing
more.
Andrew Upshur was arrested yes
terday for obtaining turkeys under
fnlse pretences.
j. B. White yesterday qualified
before Judge Hanckel az guardian
of Il. b. White.
The Methodist Layman's Union
was not held last night; will be held
next Thursday night.
The Joint session Of the Councils
will be held tonight to dispose of
the Goodridge resolution.
A porpoise, between the Atlantic
City bridge and Client, attracted
good deal of attention yesterday.
G, II. Randall is being kept at the
station house for tho county author
tiles upon the charge of stealing "a
COW.
Thomas Cummings was arrested
yesterday by Officer Griffin for
stealing horse belonging to VIM.
Pervis.
VIM. Poole, charged with murder.
was admitted to bail by Judge Han.
surety.
The schooner Mary Ann Robecca
was sold by United States Marshal
Cross yesterday to Messrs. j. Q.
Wainwright X Son for $3.50.
j. W. Wormack, the agent OF the
American Book Company, is at the
St. James Hotel, watching events
and defying the most rigid scrutiny.
1T is reported that Pony Moore,
Chas. Mitchcll's father.in-law, has
offered to back Chas. johnson, of
Norfolk, to fight any man III the
world Mt l42 pounds.
Some excitement was occasioned
in the West End yesterday by the
efforts OF party OF would be whalers
to capture porpoise in Smiths
creek. Several shots were fred at
the ungainly monster.
- hSiSbhut rum NORTH Carolina
was arrested yesterday for being
drunk on the street. He pleaded
hard to he allowed to go home and
against being locked up, but the
order of the Police Commissions is
to lock up every drunk" and back
he went.
About $50 O'Clock yesterday
morning Sergeant Lowery and De
tectlve Laylor unprecedented
chicken stealing namesake of GEORGE
Washington at Gilchrist's stables.
on Church street. George is some.
thing of spriuter, however, and
gave the officers quite chase, but
they overhnuled him at the corner
OF frecmason and Cumberland
streets ana lodged him at police
headquarters.
SO lar, the recent order of the
Postotlice Department prohibiting
the letter-carrlers from the work
room at the Postoflice has only af
feotcd the few carriers who were
doing clerical work ut times, The
carriers still classify their letters
before going on their delivery
rounds. Postmaster Degge has re-.
ported to the department how he is
conducting his office in this particu
lar, and Is awaiting to hear what
further change, if any, he must
make.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
zee.

| want every man and woman in
the United States interested in the
Opium and Whiskey habit, to have
one of my books on these diseases.
Address Il. NJ. WooLLEY. Atlanta.
Ga, Box $50, and one will be sent
you Tree. WcNsa
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

Messrs. Horace S. peed aud Jas.
NJ. Jordan have formed co partner.
ship under the firm name of L. Nj,
Peed " Son, to conduct the ship
chandlery and ship supply business,
at Water street and Roanoke ave.
nue..
Ocsober LIST, 1894. $3.50, su, tn tt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

Ing trussee never cure but often induce
Enilampatien, STANDARDIZATION and death. :,
Eum ORS Ovarian. Fibroid tUterincl and
mnny others, are now removed without tho
perils Of cutting operations.
PILE JUNIORS, however large. Fis-
HULA aud othor diseases of the lower bowel,
are permanently cured without pain or
resort to the knife.
RTOME in the Bladder, no matter how
end perfectly removed without cutting.
STRICTDRE OF Urinary Passage is
Also removed without cutting in hundreds
rf cases. For Pamphlets, references and
all particulars. send 10 cents lin GsnmpS) to
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
No 663 Main Street, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
ROOM FOR RENT,

One OF two gentlemen can obtain nicely
fnodcrn conycnienccs, including bath gas aud
heal within TIRES minutes walk OF The cleo
tric line. y c. T., care NIginian. uoiO-tf
TOR RENr--ROOMS ABOVE 1876 MAIN
street Suitable iur dressmakcr. MOI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

1'RoOM FOX RENT."-A COMFORTABLE
IL iurni'he, room, with gas. heat ami hatn
s1r sin lc gentleman. on II Get cav linc. wc>I
Siie street. Address y. Y. I.. Vireiniau Of
ace. ,,,,,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

1'H''IVT ONO UA,' 'IUH. oU CONS fGr tlfes,
ElNE HOME At y BARGAIN WE'LL
bniit. comfortable House. 10 Bramh cion
aNtnuc; Two stories, cellar AMI attic; heated b.,
Nendctsons Hot AR l'uin.ce; large. hivh lui
Sith driveway. For sale on easy terms JOAN
II. COUPGR, Jr., ilj Bank stree. isg-lm
1fOli SALl.-A n ACRE FARM WITH a
good room house aud brick Kitchen and
oul puiIdihgs, 20 acres under cultivation, -
miles from city OF Norfolk. OF will exchange
o. GOOD city prep -rty. Enquire j - Towns
HhNf ~ Sc avenue Norfolk, Va dcls-if
'IuG BOAT FOR SALE-THE "COL. !. G.
> NIL ms boat Is wei known In suffolk
Sorloik or l.dcntOn, and is suitable boat TO
40 lowing either in logs, lumber OF vessel husi-
anyone Wishing 10 purchase Il bargain can as.
CERTAIN price "a term, by applying to 4. IL.
MACi.EAKf, General Manager, $ x c. Ry,
Ce., bunolk, Va. deG-if
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

NVtICr 10 TIC FrNVeIing publiC.
The Passenger and Ticket Office
OF the Bay Lane, Washington steam
ers and Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road and connections. formerly 10
Gated mt rs Main street, Lowenberg
building. has been removed to &c
Main street, under Atlantic Hotel,
next to Main street entrance.
ARTHUR Il. LEWIS.
janl-10t p. & r. 4
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

Ladies' Turkish slippers. 1870, Coo.
Ladies overgaiters, | &. zoe.
Gents embroidered slippers, 6 i,
50c.
Gents fine goat slippers, 8, roc.
Doll baby button SHOES, 25c.
Doll baby strap sandals. 20c.
Misses Jersey rubbers, II 49,, zoe.
ChIld's Jersey rubbers, 6-9l, l5c.
HELLER's One PRICE SHOE STORE.
ii Bank ST., op. Courthouse,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

In all cases of disordered stomach
and liver, collie, dinrrhma, cramps.
dyspepsia, Indigestion, loss of appe.
tlte or chills, try DIR. Moran's Stom.
ach Bltters, manufactured at Nos.
3S7 and $50 Church stieet.
Guo-e end ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
YME DISCOVERY OF aRaERIcA

Columbus brought
enlightenment to the
world. Now fields of
enlightenment in this
century rc in tho
lines OF science. Tho
triumph of Consery-
ativc Surgery is well
illustrated by the fact
that
z u PTUR e or
Breach, is now rddi-
cdNy cured without
the knife and without
Doin FI,,t,,o- ,,l,r
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
wAN'EEss.

Aduernfemenn OF mis- class, nus HncI or Isss 70
cents FOR snsefIioH. So cents for Mreo.
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FOR RENT

ldtoHftrioR1 Of hiS class, 6us iins, o, ls,t!5
cen" for one insertion: So GEMS FOR three
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FOR SALE.

advertisements Of mts class, ms Hneior IesJ rs
ce,iHf fer one Gsef ii0T. 80 cans Tor ti,es.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

ID EML1BER THAT YOUR PROPERTY
HI may be swept away without NOTICE.
and that life's period OF duration is uu.
certain. Prepare for either emergency
by wisely placing INSURANCE With
II: $, BOYKIN & co.. No. 8 Main street.
nffolk, We, .tfioS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

EEANTED-Lady agents throughout Vir-
~ ginia TO handle an article that sells on its
wort. Address 81 lIith avenue ;. t., 3oa-
Tosc, Va. oc2l
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

CPECIAI. FOR SIXTY DAYS LADIES.
- make no mistake. lIuy Wheeler Il Wilson's
duplex No. 9, two machines in one. Al makes
rcpeircd. }. II. STONE. Agent, lol Church
street. nolU
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

In purity there is health, is the
motto of the Virginia Dairy Lnnch
PatroniZc 1t. Open all night. 90
Main street, near Commerce street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

WANTED - BRISK AND CAPABLE
W woman T. nurse and clean house. Apply
81 l53 Park avenue. jse-lf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

WANTED - TRAVELLING SALESMAN
Az for Virgins trade. Large line aud good
gay. Address "iiARDWA l7l2 Baltimore
direct, Baltimore, Md. jas-2w
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-11-08
THE CHAIN TIGHTENING.
Holmes Former wife Gives Very Damag-
ing Testimony Concerning His Grimes

Holmes Former wife Gives Very Damag-
ing Testimony Concerning His Grimes.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. For about
thirty minutes Yesterday the nerve
which all men have marveled at for
sock Holmes. and he sunk his head
into his hands and sobbed like n child.
Meanwhile the woman he persists
in calling his wife, and upon
whom he had pinned the high
est hope. sat > yards away. relat-
ing a story that slowly but sure
" frightened the moose around his neck.
Throughout her testimony Miss Yoke,
for so she calls herself. never once be-
slowed passing glance upon the man
she once lived wiz. The case pro-
crossed so swiftly that but few wit
nesses remain to be heard before the
closing of the commemorative case.
Then the defense will open, and in
spite of Holmes statement that he
would himself testify and also call
Miss Yoke, his counsel privately stated
last night that the defense would offer
no defense, but submit the case on ar
gument alone. The attorney expressed
confidence in his acquittal
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-11-08
HAD a HARD TIME.
Arizona IL Not a Pleasant Place for
Families.

Arizona IL Not q Pleasant Place for .
Trsmp's Handles
The saying that truth is stranger
than felton, said Ira p. Smith, of
Phoenix, Ari, sis verified by an incl
dent that occurred recently on the
North & South road. While was go
ing to Ash Fork a young man stepped
aboard the train at Jerome Junction
who looked like a second edition of
Rip Van Wrinkle. The strange and
uncouth being undoubtedly was
young, but his face was pinched and
drawn with hunger and his eyes large
and haggard. His clothes hung about
him in shreds, while the flesh that
showed through the rents, was LAGER
ated and bruised. The aspect of the
young man was one to excite pity. /
spoke to him and asked him the cause
of his forlOrn condition.
The young man stated that about
three weeks prior to this time he and
a young man named Kennedy left
Williams. Ari. to go TO Jerome in
search of work in the mines Not
having an abundance of money they
concluded TO walk the entire distance.
They experienced nothing ont of the
ordinary until the third day of their
trip. About noon on that day they
were descending 4 mountain when q
commOtion in their rear prompted them
to look around and they we're Mortified
to behold large cinnamon bear max
ing directly for them. To think was to
act, and the young man who tells the
adventure dropped to the ground and
rolled down the hill. over brush. eac-
tus and stones, to the arroyo below.
When he landed at the bottom he was
nearly insensi5ie from his contact with
stones and cacti. He picked himself
up and could distinguish the agonizing
cries of Kennedy on the hill above, and
he felt certain his companion was in
the clutches of the animal.
1.-The cries ceased soon, and the
young man set to work 10 pick out the
cactus points that literally covered his
person. The process was slow, tedious
and attended with great agony. After
he had rid himself of most of the cac-
tus points he covered the wounds with
mud to keep down the inflammation
and started up the arroyo Each sue
ceeding day failed to bring any sign of
human ha bitatiOn. and his decorations
made progress slow. He subsisted on
berries and the fruit of the cactus
which he sucked to obtain moisture
when water was not to be found.
Each night he lay down thinking that
it was his last on earth, but would
awaken in the morning stiff from his
bruises and weak from hunger. but he
staggered ahead. On the ninth day he
struck jerome Junction more dead
than alive. lie was taken care of by
the railroad people. The skeleton of
the other young man, Kennedy, was
found afterward. stripped of every par
ticle of flesh, and several of the bones
were missing, doubtless having been
eaten also bv the cinnamon bears. =
Kansas City Times.