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Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Die Kofe ftimmt nidt.
Der Sefret6r brau6te GeIo uno madte bel
Ger Kafe cine 1nIeihe.
&onfas GttD, $780,, %. Sam.

Eona 8 GtfA WFo., 22. San.
Gine ltnteriu3ung Der 8ii9er pon@ngelz
bert S. Srep, benz Setretdr Der n9ermanz
Nmerican Sa0ings &c 2oan NRociatton,
bat einen Seblbetrog BON $500 ergeben.
SSn elmer &erIommlung Der 0irettoren gez
itanb Srep elm, 9eIber Der @eieuf9aft fir
it4 Derpanbt gu BADEN, fagte iebo9, baB er
bic @b1i9t ge6abt babe, bie1elben al err
feBen. Srep lit @e1bdftsfibrer Der nTrep
@oal. @ompanp," unO ba 1ein Soblengez
f3Gft in biefem 8inter iebr f9le3t gtng,
10 ne6men Die 8eamten Der Qoan Off" an,
baB Srep Die @elber ber1elben benubte, nm
fem &o6lengei4dft iiber Woi1er gu baIten.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Maf1Dnab, Negppt., %. San.

M~affondb, Negppt., %. San.
Ras Mangicia, Der abpfftnii9e Seer
fii6rer, beftnbet ft9 auf Der Slu9t nod
Sdmben. Seine Sruppen finb mad alien
&t9tungen bin aerftreut.
Der @eneral 8aratieri bat befo6len, baB
bic italienif9en 2ruppen in lire betreffen=
ben Quartiere 8uriidtebren.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Das neue frans0fifde Cabinet.
Bourgeois nobmaIs nit DER 8iIouno zines
Cabinets beauftragt.
IS arts. % %nn

yta3 elmer llnterrebung nit 9OincQrre
ur0 @abatgnac bat Der prG1tbent sTQure
mehrmals Bourgeois 81 ii9 fommen Iof1en
uno man glalbt, baB bteier nod etnen Ser
iu4 MAIDEN ptrb, Elm cabinet au @ton6p
gu b%ringen, unb baB er babel onbere f.
nan3teae Ratbgeber nG6Gen pirb, UNI mitz
9ltebsr Der 2tnten mebr gu bepDr8uQen,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Grbdlt feinen Gobn.
Gin GeIof6ranfrGuber fir cine 6eit lang
fiber eefteat.
GprinQfietb, Sn., %. San.

@sftern bsfunnte fi9 i'm &reisgsri9te
bon @ongamDn GountD WtGiam 8afer,
alias Mtfe !0arrtngtOn, alias Sobn @pnz
ne1p, tpel6er i'm Iebten 9erbft in 2Onoon,
Ont, perbuftet murbe, fdulOtg, ben @elOz
f9rant i'm bteiigen @ef6dftslptaIe bes
Observation-Disclosures Der Mabafb=8abn, am
|. September I'm $1,000 beruubt gu baben.
@etn urtbeil lautete auf a3t5ebnmonatlt9e
~3u9tbaus1trafe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
DerfhmeI5ung Don CHARACTERIZATION.
Dresoener mo Bremen Sanfeu eehen Elm
Gheilhabereefbdft elm.
Berlin, o.. Sam,

0te 1%nterbanblungen iiber cine Ser
f9meI3ung bon 9resoener unb 8remer
8anten ftnD gum NbI3luB gefomen. Die
OreSbener 8ant 3ablt in 9resoener Nnz
t6eiG81 6etnen Is MtGionen Mart Elm, unb
tritt bamtt ais S%6eilbaberin Der 8remer
8ant Elm. Die Mttieninbaber Der lebteren
er6aIten fir iebe 1000 Marf in 8remer
8anfattten, 5000 Mart in Oresbener8anfz
attten.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Stdott1bes.
Das DIETER.

Optitsr aGetne, 76 @aTbington Str,
bert6tet fir Gbicago Die folgenpen 8uroz
meter unb SbermometerIt dnbe:
I'm 8 ubr Morgens 9 @r., INN 9 ubr
II @r., UNI 10 ubr Is @r., rm II u6r 16
9r., I'm II l1br Is Gr. 8arometeritunb
I'm 8 ubr MOrgens $500, I'M II ubr
1905.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Gu4oms W~teOererwablung.
8etoe bdufer Ger Staatsoeiekee-
bun9 fhreiten heute sur
Qbittmmun9,
I'm Sen KanoiSotcn DER RepubIifaner gu er.
m1hlen.
@brinofieIb. IN. %. Son.

8eiOe 0dufer paren beute OoG5dbGig perz
fammelt, UNI our Wabl zines 8unbesz
f%enators gu f9reiten, SIN Nbgeorbnetenz
Aaufe Durbe @ulom bon Butler unb5rantz
lin Mc8eagb bon MOrris in 8orf9lug 9ez
bra3t. 0ie 8eben nabmen mebrere Stun
ben in Nnfpru9,
Na9 8%eenbtgung 6erfelben fanb bic Obj
iftmmung itatt, Die Guqom auf peitere
feds Sabre gum 8unbesienatOr ma9te.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Otehmarft.

3ufubr $4,000 @tiid Rinbbieb, $1,000
S4petne uno 1900 S9ufe.
@9tpetne fparen felt. S9pere bra6tcn
$4,15-$4.45, lei4te $3.7O-$4.15, Ieibte
uno f3pere bur9einanber $3.85-S4.35.
grobe 5um goteln $3.85-$4.O5, Bias"
$2.60-$3.75.
ainbOieb fsf, S3ofe UNI SO Gent qez
itieger
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Der 8It55aro i'm. Ganoe.
Oer1elbe hat ftb ~oleuthoIben fehr bemerPli6
9enadt nno feaenpeife b0ie Spuren
hinterIafen.
yu.. %. Sam

2HIHeE T. Su., z1. San.
ueber 9upage GountD 1T Der qetriqe
Sturm nit elmer 9eT9ninbtgfeit bon feds
gig M&etlen bic Stunbe b~intpeqqebrauft, unb
S9eunen, 3Gune, 8Gume, Seleqrap6enz
brGbte unb Winbmiiblen tpurben f6iper BON
t9m mttgenommen. Ser fiibli6 bon bier
tpObnenbe Sarmer NuguIt 3eoer nurbe bon
einem umitur3enben Baum getrOffen unD
i9tper nerleBt.
Mauteesan, Su,, %. San.
9ier traf Der geftrige 8Gi55urb qeeen Mtt@
tag eth unb piit6ets Bis gum Nben6 nit Be-
oentli6er Gepalt, 0ie eIettriT6e Qi6tan=
lage auf Der Sibiette tpurbe burb bas I'M
petter b%erartig gefdGOigt, baB fi9 bic babe
Stabt O4ne 8eleu6tung bebelfen muBte.
@lgin, ST., %. San.
WG5renb bes gan3en geItrigen Sages
puroe bic bieftge @egenb BON einem prtanz
arttgen Sturme 6etmgeIu9t. Die 8a6naiiqe
beripdteten fi4, unb Die @traBen paren D6e
unb leer.
@autegan, %, San.
Ser geftrtge 8Ii5aarb bate bier einen
Semperaturpe3I el bDn so Grab our 1olge.
9abet itelte ii6 bel etnsm I9perem, aus
Siiopeften tOmmenOen Sturm Elm beftiges
@9neegeftOber Elm, unb an bOben S9nee=
peben 1T tein Mangel.
@aGena, ST., %, San.
3pDlfStunOen lang bat bier Der 19ltmmz
tie Sturm gebauit, ben @alena felt LANCER
3eit erlebt bat. IS ftel nun tpenig S9nee,
aber Der Wtnb bltes nit orfanurtiger Sefs
tigtett. Ser SluB 1T bebeutenb geitieqeu
unb es finoet @isgang ftott. Mu9 in BEN
Ortf3dften OtrDn, Marren Sutton, $40.
renOb unb MOtpeque bat fi9 Der 8ltaaarD
mebr Ober t~peniger bemerfli9 gema9t.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
861e BefduIoieun9.
me9cn perbrederif6en 2Inerifs auf 5wei
fIeine mdoden inter Sursidoft ecftelt.
Waufequn, Su., %. San.

@eftern purbe George 8srneD pegen
zines berbre6ertI6en Mngrifes auf 3met
elfiQ6rige MGbben unter $4,000 8irgi9dtt
Dem @ert9t iiberpteien. 0aS 8erbrehen
puroe i'm leBten Suit ~begangen, poralt
8ernep fi9 aus benz @taube ma4te unO 1tb
er1t ttr3tt9 pieoer bier bliden lteB.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
81 %. San.

ste DffentGi9en &unbgebungen gegen Die
Hegierung bauern in Batra8, @orint6 unO
Dbilatra fort. Sbglet9 btefelben 8unetlen
einen etpas 6eftigep @6arafter annebmen,
oeltngt es ben Sruppen Dbne S9pierig=
felt, Die SrOnung aufre6t gu balten.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
5m Kreu5perh0r.

Karl S. SinF hattie am "a. Deg. einen tiidti.
gen Raufb. Senfationele 2neabe.
oo6 OIeIfon Sen ReaIY NIT einem Goot=
fdIdeer anerif. - Die NnfIa9e hat Se=
weiie Der RaItIoiiofeit Der Sehauptune.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Gin1tweiIen in Stderheit.
Die aauBeefcuen binter sdIos mo aieee
&onfdfee, oSG., %. eSar

Meeb 2ope, WiGiam S4auf unb Mulz
ligan O'8rien, pel6e BON Gbicagoer Sc
beimpplt5titen abgefaBt tpurben, alS ite ges
rabe i'm 8egriffe ftanoen, bic @r9ange
SAINT in Mpmence 81 ~berauben, nuroen gez
ftern mprqen i'm 6iefigen @ountDgefdngntb
untereebra6t. MuBerbem finb ffe nod be-
f9ul6i9t, bas Gef9dft BON Gonput &C 9Odg
in Gr(ine beraubt gu 6a6en.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
BUR Annabme empfobIen.
lfieer 9eri6t iber ole Giienbahn=
npOoIin9"sSia.

Maf6tngton, %, San.
! G%iienbabn npooIing" 8iG it nbne
Dem @enat our Annabme eutpfobz
ProeH.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Shiffsnabrid3ten.

Nen Oprf: @recian bpn Glasgow,
Romanbic bOn 2iberpool, @bam BON 3otterz
BAN.
9amburg: Pruiiian BON Seem gort.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Die obYiftnifden Gruppen 9es
fdlaoen.

Der 6iRrer oerieIben ouf Ger SIudt na3
Gambler.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-22
Helm Aufruhr.

1Inr etwas Iebhafte Kunoeebuneen eeoen ole
Re9terune finoen in GriehenIano itatt.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
THE OUTLOOK IN NEW YORK.
Revolt In the Republican Ranks-Dcuo-
Gratis Cnn Win IT They WILL

hc'oit IN Inc Ncpubllcan KanNR-DeuiO
Gratis Cnn Win If They WIN.
In 1883 the Democratic voto for gov
ernor i'll New York state was go, AGA
and tho Republican vote G3l, 203. Gov
crnor Hills plurality over Miller was
1911.
In 1891 tho Democratic yoto for gov
crnor was 5S2, 1913 and the Republican
vote o34 900. Flowers plurality over
Fassett was IL, 1887, Oh total vote tjS, :
goo less on the Democratic si,le and 81, :
900 less on the Republican than in 1883.
In 1892 Cleveland s vote was COL, SEQ
and Harrison's 600, $40, u Democratic
plurality of 1913
In 1888 tho Democratic vote fell to
b20,Gl4 for secretary of state, u loss of
10, lib from the vote of 1883 for presi-
dent, while the Republican vote fell to
5io, O9S, Il lass Of l03, G6l.
Last year the vote for Hill was h17,-
ITO and the vote FOR Morton 73,SlS, "a
Republican plurality of 1876, lOS. The
Democratic loss from 1892 was 1877, 1875
and tho Republican gain Ga 4GS.
These figures are interesting not only
ms showing the extraordinary fluctuu-
lions Of politics in this state, but as
demonstrating the importance of Il
change of even 1000 votes on full
poll.
There has not been an election in 90
years at which tho result would not
have been reversed by change of that
number on full vote. The result of
The World S inquiries among tho Ger
man Americans i'll the cities shows u
deep and widespread revolt of Republic
al voters on the excise and blue law
issue. There can he no doubt that this
detection is sufficient to give tho Demo
Gratis the stare if they poll their full vote
for All Off year
There is no reason this year why any
Democrat should vote tho Republican
state ticket, but many reasons in tho
return OF prosperity, in tho bad Rcpub-
lean record i'll tho legislature, and ospc-
cially in the ohious blue law issuc, why
many Republicans shonld vote the Dem
ocratic ticket, both being made up of
men OF equal character and ability
The result therefore resolves itself in
to the question, VIII the Democrats turn
out and vote in full numbers: 1t is oh
vions from the cold figures that thoy
can win if they do. New York World.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29

Mr.. II. C. Smith. No. 6l9 Perry street.
Newark, y. j.. says: After several
physicians gave up ms case as beyond
their skill, | wrote to Prof. Muuyon.
| had dyspepsia and constant distress
in the stomach, chrome diarrhoea. ca
tnrrh.with continual dropping of niue $
in the throat and stoppagc of tho nose
| suffered so much from rheumatism In
the shoulder that | could scarcely move
my arm. also had kidney trouble
with backache and swelling OF the feet
ana ankles. III fact, Ii would be hard
Ia find =. more obstinate and comrli-
Gated case, and could scarcely believe
Prof. Munyon's statement that his rem
cdics would cure me. Eut | confess
freely that | Was completely cured by a
shcrt course of Munyon's Remedies
wish To particularly recommend his
ncw catarrh treatment MS the mildcst
and yet the most promptly curative of
any have used"
rho Munyon Remedies effect prompt
and positive cures in the most obstinate
cases. separate cure for each dis
caS". At oil druggists. - cents. each
Personal letters to Prof Munvon, sos
Arch street, Philadelphia Pa answered
with free medical \advice for any dis
case.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
A CORRESPONDENT FROM SPAIN
Arrives la Washington 10 Report
Annirs Of Spanish Interest.

Washington. Oct. 2S--rhc Madrid
morning paper, lei Impartial, has sent
Il correspondent to Washington to re-
port affairs oil Spanish interest occurr-
ing mere during the Cuban insurrection.
the new representative, Ramon Gusset,
Is about 23 years old, and Il son OF the
proprietor of the journal. He Is ham
pcred by the fact that lie understands
no EnSlish. but expects to overcome
thht difficulty In part before Congress
meets. Mr.. Gasset'S elder brother. who
Is Inc liaNann representative Of lIl linz
parclni this morning sent him Il cable
message stating that affairs there the
past Few days were very dull but plenty
Oh news might be expected in Il week or
TWO. when the aggressive campaign.
which the Spaniards have begun. Is
iinaiiy inauGuratcd. He announces that
the decision Of the court martial OF
iIirEt Gallcgo. for Surrcndcrng the war
schooner Dos DE Moirc. reached Satur-
day. was Favorable In the Lieutenant
1t being shown that he was justified in
surrcndcrinE nine gums to the inslr-
gents TO save the lives Of five OF his men
VINO had been captured while securing
fresh water. The prosecutor has asked
however. that II sentence OF two months
imprisonment be imposed on the officer
for carclcSSncSs in letting his men be
captured. The finding has been deliver
ed to the authorities
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
MARSHAL SHULTz' MURDERER
Is Landed Safely in Jail Grcnt gears
OF nu OuIbrcuis

Sandusky, O.. oct. % Lee Martin,
the murderer of Marshal Shulty. of trif-
fin, Is safe in the county Jail here He
arrived last night in company of Shcr-
itf Salesman, of Sandusky county. ana
deputy from Seneca county. After
the exciting and tragic events of Sat :
urday night ii was decided to he unsafe,
to allow the prisoner To remain in tho
jail there. and he was taken Ia Ere
mont. being smugrlcd OUT Of the iaii
by II rear door. After he had been iuiI-
ed there mob of $40 persons assembled
and threatened To storm the iail After
consulting Judge Greene of Irrucmont
Marshal Salesman WIS directed 10
bring the prisoner to Sandusky. 4
number of persons had driven over to
Fremont from 'ri!in and there was n
mob on the platform at the depot
when Martin WAS placed aboard an
I;ast-bound train. Tho mob WAS angry
and threatening, hut made 10 ATTEMPT
to get the prisoner. Martin was taken
safely Ia Norwalk and thence 10 I'll,
Jail here
Later in the evening about 100 mill
tamcn arrived in box cars attached To
Il freight train on the Big Four road
hut upon learning that there was M
disturbance here they returned 10 Tiff
fin.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
THE NEWS FROM RALEIGH.
Charged WITH Arson-Thc United
States Court nj Newbcruc

Raleigh. y. c., Oct. 2S.--A. a. I.atta,
employed at II. II. Martins tobacco
priZc-housc nj Durham. is under ar
rest there. charged with setting lire to
that building and also the dwelling of
Moses irwin who testified that there
was Il conspiracy to burn, and that
l.atta told him hc was offered $3.50 by
me owner to burn the prizc-house
The arrest creates much excitement
arson Is capital crime in North
Carolina.
The session OF the United states Cour,
began at Ncwburn to-day. There are
several cases before the COURT. in which
gross pension frauds are charged II is
alleged that several pension attorneys
arranged plan by which negro women
made afiidavitS that they were Wild
ows af Federal soldiers who had en-
listed in large numbers in that section
ana thus obtained pensions. and that
such division of spells was made that
the promoters Of the scheme have in
I II" course of years made large sums
Witnesses from WASHINGTON are pres
ent. one of the men charged with be-
ing the promoter of this bold scheme
is wealthy resident of Ncwburn
John NJ. Benson. defaulting treasurer
OF lSlhd"h county, was placed to-day
IN the pcnitcntiary to serve three
years. The crime was committed three
years ago. the amount cmhcZZled be-
ing six thousand dollars. Benson was
put III jail. but just before the date set
for trial. he was liberated hv mob
OF his friends. For eighteen months he
remained away then rcappearcd and
"'hs again placed in Jail. Threats were
mad" last saturday that he would he
taken from The custody of The sheriff
while ON The way To the pcnitcntiaiN
and the judge ordered extra guards TO
accompany the sheriff. No attempt at
rescue was made.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29

Is II task 10 the ACCOMPLISHMENT OF
which narcotics ana sedativcS are in
adequate. The effect they produce is
paralyiic. They destroy sensation
without benctiting the nerves Hostel
t"rs Stomach Filters. ON the contrary.
strengthens and sooth.S the nervous
system. OvcrwOrk ana mental ankle
~ weaken and relax it, and there. is no
more reliable means Of bracing il ans.
restoring merry" uuictudc than by rem
forcing digestion and promOtin;: assiu-
ilation of the food-two effects always
consequent upon the use of the great
stomachic. Failing strength is T. Gu
perat"d. regular habit of body re-
stored, and annette improved by the
lhttcrs. Disease must be regarded as,
an exceedingly remote possibility rs
any one whose system has been thus
reinforced. Alalarial disease Coiistipa
lion. dyspepsia, rheumatism and llidi yy
troubles are overcome by and prevent
Ell by this standard medicine which has;
no peer among American toniCS. and is
IN constantly increasing demand in
Mexico. the West Indies and South
America.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
Change OF Schedule

OF the electric cars between Ports.
mouth and Port Norfolk:
Cars leave Portsmouth every houl
from $50 a. IN. to 1880 y. m, and every
cars leaving Portsmouth, corner
London and Water streets, AT $50 Il. IN
and p. III. connect with outgoing trains
on the Norfolk and Carolina railway
Cars leaving Portsmouth at a. m
and p. III. enable passengers to rcach
West Norfolk in time for Atlantic and
Danvillc trains.
Fare To and from Port Norfolk 70.
duccd 10 cents each way
Port Norfolk is in the center of rho
great industrial activities cngcndcred
by the advent of the Southern Railway
and il is the best site for inyastmrn,
now offered on this harbor. Houses ar,
in constant demand. and a liberal re-
duction will he made 10 purchasers nj
lots who will build Immediately.
NJ. w. MASON, Gen. Man.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
FCDE2 TISMOUTEd EWS

ton. Should Mr.. Smith, the present
incumbent. be elected. then fireman
VIII also have to be elected. The COM
puny Will fill the place OF Assistant
Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
ment. II is thought that Captain Il.
'Wcirsdorf Will be elected to I'LL the va
cancy.
Methodist sunday Schools.
The regulay monthly meeting OF the
Portsmouth sunday School Association
was held Sunday afternoon. with the
president, Il. V. White, In the chair,
and G. III. Herbert secretary. The exer-
cises were opened by singing "All Hail
the Power of Jesus Name" and prayer
by Rev. II. Men. Simpson, of Monumen-
tai.
Singing-Selection by choir.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
The reports Of the different schools for
September were then read and TIning-
tendance and Park View for contribu-
lions were declared the banner schools
under their respective heads
Recitation by Miss Eva Whitehurst
"Willey's Prayer"
Rotation by Miss Dunn, 1.-The Ten
Commandments"
Mr. John II. Hall. of Monumental. de-
lirered few remarks which were very
Instructive.
SOLE, by Miss Carrie Hudgins. Throw
Out the Life Line
Collection was then taken up, rcallz-
ing $3.50.
The doNology was then sung. and the
benediction pronounced by Rev. j. II.
Bosnian
Adjourned TO meet the fourth Sunday
III November with Monumental School.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
(Communicated)
Reckless Shooting in I'nrIk view.

To the Editor of The Virginian:
Dear Sir-1 have seen quite frequent
~ Of late where you have made mem
ton of the reckless shooting in Park
View. ! think some steps should be
taken To break it up. II is getting
to be dangerous, and is nightly Oc-
currcnce. On Friday night last some
one fired IL ball through Mrs. Carriers
window, on Il street. and came near
hitting her. The ball lodged I'm the
headhoard of her bed. II this state
OF affairs continues lit will work very
much against the interest of Park
View. at the meeting OF the citizens
tomorrow night some action should
he taken looking to the breaking OF il
up. ta' \ RESI- DENT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
H1HE VIRGINI.AN
4 office is located
at 223 High ST.,
Phone No. 9S9. Items
OF interest solicited.
All calls promptly at
tended to.
'The Atlanta Expo.itiop.

a great deal has been said about
the people of Atlanta eXtortioning on
NisitorS VINO go to the Exposition.
The Virginian representative takes
pleasure in stating that such is not
the fact. Everything is, as reasonable
there as could be expected. There are
plenty of accommodations for every
one at reasonable prices. The EXPOSE
ton is 4 second edition Of the Worlds
Fair on smaller scale.
There are no foreign buildings there.
but with that exception it Is equally as
as good. and reflects much credit on
the South. Every Southerncr who can
should attend and he will feel proud
of the exhibit.
The 5. y. l.. presents one of the most
attractive routes to the Exposition and
it's conductors and employees are un-
firing in their efforts to make the trip
agreeable To all who go by their route.
The exhibit of this line is fine and
shows the advancement made by that
road since il was first started.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29

For several DAYS an old negro man
who lives in I.incolnvillc, has been
prowling around several lots in that 10
cality AT night. sprinklng lime, etc. as
lie says. To keep witches away. Ycster-
day morning just before day he was
found i'll Il lot. The owner of the house
thinking that he was trying ~ set
fire u his house. shot at him. The
man WAS not long In making good his
escape. He Is said To be an inmate of
The Soldiers Home and Is somewhat de-
mcntcd. He should be sent back to the
home. as he is dangerous
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
Fire on The Sul,url,s.

Yesterday between II and o'clock an
alarm OF fire was sounded caused by
the ringing of the Annex Hose Com
pany's bell II being out the city the
engines did not go. The Annex aud
the Sesolutc Fire Company, for the
county. was on hand. but their services
were not needed The fire was caused
by some pitch. which was being boil
ed at owens whcclwright shop catch
Ing on fire. which made quite a blaze
and Il heavy smoke. 1t was put out
with but little damage.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
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ELECTION NOV. 5, 1885.
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Bnby'B Rattle.

A suggestion for IL baby's rattle is a
small gourd with white chinD silk drawn
Overt and IL face painted with water color
prints on ono side. a lttlo luco cap with
frill about the faco Is added. Tho long
end of thu gnird that serves rs u handle Is
also COVERED, then wound with satin rib
hons, with little bells attached ut the end
Tho long end of tho g0urd may bo cut off
II ono chooses and IA round wooden handle
fastened firmly to the head.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
Irusses,
rrusses,
'russes.
For lnquinal Hernia,
For Femorai Hernia,
For ventraI Hernia,
For SCrotaI Hernia,
For UmbiIiCaI Hernia.
HERNIA OR RUPTURE !!

Is often the cause of much suffering and
danger that can be avoided by O full
knowledge of the nature of the disease
and the skillful application OF n we'll
made Truss, suited to the particular
Kind or condition OF the hernia and occa-
SONS arise when it requires quick, as
well as careful and Intelligent treatment.
3y hernia or rupture. Is generally
meant the protrusion of part OF the in.
testines. or omentum, (fatty membrane)
or both. through natural. unnatural or
accidental openings in the internal mus
cnlnr coverings, or walls of the abdomen.
ana formin & q tumor under the skin;
hernia may occur in any part of the body.
except where covered with bone. A her
NAL tumor is generally visible or can be
distinguished by carefully feeling the
parts affected; sometimes a hernia exists
and may even be in n strangulated con-
dillon without being visible the symp-
toms alone indicating its existence. Eff
fects of warm atmosphere or climate
sickness. low diet, old age or anything
weakening the system renders n person
more liable to hernia. and may be indi-s
rect causes, but the direct or immediate
cause Is generally found in severe mus
cuar efforts, as in laborious occupations,
lifting, jumping. coughing. sneezing, etc.
We have the largest and most complete
assortment of q
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
A Novelty In Portiores,

Old red jean makes charming curtains
for tho dining room-cffcctivc AND very
Inexpensive. Buy n few yards OF black
vcivetecn have this stamped III large con
rentional designs, cut them out and np-
phque thom neatly on to tho jean by
means of strong glue which comes express
ly for fancy work. Outline these ''bro-
cadcs with some narrow gold cord, and
you will have strikingly handsome ma
terini for your portieres, material which
might easily pass for being worth 81 or 81
yard. A border of tho volvctccu across
the top will add to It's appearance.