davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
ebermam's su6. = @tsmard.

53ubor fparen rur eirtge 6al1pttbeile bes
8u9es bes Senators sSSo6n 96ernur Be-
fannt gema9t. Sebt aber 1T Ser erite aer
5tpei 8dn6e bo1ftGnbig eri9ienen, ltrto in
8tpei Mo9en fonnmt Der 3fpette unD leste.
Die grpBe uMerner<g ompagnie' in Git
caeo 1T Die 9r1derir unb 8srIeJerin bts
Merfes unb fiat bafIelbe treffli9 ausgeftattet.
Ser uns iebt bolftGnbig DOrlisgsnoe erffe
8arb umfaBt 6O2 Seiten grDBen Sormata
uno eritredt ii9 Bis in bic @eriudGtunJ beg
prGtbenten 6ubes, bef1en 6inein3dblung Der
@erfafer, Der 6aDes19er S%inan3mlniiier
tpurbe, natiirlt6 als gere9tfertigt b~ar3uftelz
Zen f19t. rnfer beretts uuf @run5 einiger
6arpttbetle bes 8u9es gefdQtes urt9etl fez
treffs ietner 8or5iige unb S9tpd9en ipirb
bur6 bas 8an3e MIR befrGftigt.
SIN Sabre 1867, apet Sabre na3 9dluB
bes 8iirgerfrtegs, utteraabm SHERMAN feline
erte europGi19e &eiie. Den @lan5puntt
berfel6en bilbete S6erman's 8e5u9 BET 8isz
mard, tpel9er burnals auf Grunb feinsr @rz
folge BON 1866 unb als &an5ler Des Noro=
bautf 6en 8mbes beretts bic politih0e
9allptgr0Be @urppa's mar. @9erman etz
5dhlt:
SIS lag mir NGes buran, 8tsmarf gu
Ieben unb fennen 81 lernen. 9err Wrfgft,
Der So6n unb Stellbertreter unferes fIr5lidl
be~rftorbenen SeIanbten Sofepb q. WrtJbt in
Berlin, bepI9affte mir O6ne S4piertgtett
cine 4u6ien8 BET 8tsmurd unb 6sgleitete
mid 3u ibm in feline Nm~tstpobnung, tpo ~
t6m borgefteIt tpurbe. 8ismard fprdb eng
1if9 nit beutf9em Nccent, mar aber le!3t gu
oerite6en. Nls i9 BON ben n~elleiten Grelgz
ni7en in europa rebete, lentte er bas Sc
1prG9 auf bic Ser. @taaten unb iteate pteie
Sragen an mfb fiber unferen Gurgert.ieg
unb bic 6erborragenbiten Generate bon be!@
ben Setten. @r mar gang unb gar 1iir pic
Sadie Der Union unb fagte nit Na9brud:
sSeoermann in PreuBen, bDm &Dntg bis gum
lebten nntertban, lei tpG9renb bes &rieges
fir RE union getpefen unb segen Die Ne@
beqton. Was fir Elm Sammer - fagte
er tpGre es g~etpeIen, tpenn Elm 10 groBes
2an6 pie Die 8eretnigten Stdaten UNI Der
Stlaberet tpiqen a%errtfen tporben pGre! Die
ungefd6r Dier5ig Winuten bduernbe Inter
rebung mar 10 unumtpunben ~pffen6er5ig, tpte
Elm 8efprG9 unter Sreunben. 8ismard mar
bamals BET boiler &raft unb Geiunbbeit,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

&ai5er @tGbe1m II. mu6te Dor
einigen Su6ren in ieinem eigenen 9e1tcbt
einen 8eriu9 NIT 8Ollbart, legte oIez
fen iebo9 balD pieber ab uno 6egnigt it9
nit einem fein geringelten 98nurrbart.
@oeben iebo6 1T BON i6m Elm Wfarinebstebl
ergangen, pel9er ben yNun19" pes o6erlten
&riegS6errn ent6dlt, baB Die 0edoftI5'ere
unb Sic Observation-Disclosures in 3utunft i'm
9ienIt enttpeber I'M mdnnli9en @3m4d pes
@oa6artes, ooer glatt rairt erf9etnen iolen.
DIS oberT ter Slottenberr ioate nun Wll9slm
entpeber in ieinem eigenen @eiI9t iDteoer
einen @oQbart 3iibten ooer aua duf iel1sn
qerin9elten G9nau3bart per3t4teH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
@rairie= ,tnS sSalSfeaer.

,prairiefeuer in MinneIota" unb u@al0=
6rGnoe in Wisconfin" ge60ren tpieber au ben
tGgIi9en 8eri9ten in ben 3ettungen.
Gs giebt ndmli6 5pei gefdbrli3e perio=
ben I'M Sabre. Die cine ltegt i'm Sri6iaGt,
bic anbere i'm 6erbfte. Scene trttt Elm, penl
Der G9nee perf9tpunben 1T unb bic belize
Wdr3ipnne Die alten @~ras6alme uno Die
8ldtter1treu duf Dem .8oben au8trpdnst
@opie erit bag frif9e @ras frGftig enlpor=
Qef8o1Ien unb I'M Walolanbe bas Sui c0fparI
grim getporben 1T, nimmt au9 Die 0efa6G
al. Dim 6D9ften ntrb bielel6e i'm 9erbite,
tpenn bas @ras pertpelft, bas biirre Qdu6>
tpert abgefalen urb Der &oben bur9 an
6altenb f60nes Wetter auSgetrodnet 1T.
Oie 8ranbitfter fin6 3und6It bic GtIenz
ba6nen, tpelcbe fire S9tenenftrdnge ni6t
Iauber balten, ober AUDI Sarmer, pel9e
let9tfinntg i'm 8uf4 Seuer anma9en. bD4it
Ielten Sdger Dber 2um6erleute, pel@e i'm
Sreien cdmptren,
9a bic meiften @albz unb Prairtefener
bur9 bic Sunfen Der 2ofomotiOe peruria6t
perben, 10 ltegt IS duf Der 9anb, bab Die
Observation-Disclosures bur9 Staat5geitbs
%ge3tpungen tpsr0en ID1ten, nt3t MIR Die
S9tenenitrdnge bon uuem leibt breaAbGre1
Materiale 81 r%einigen, fonbern au9 nod
minbeitens fiinf3tg SUB brett gu beIbea Set
ten berIelben.
Mer ie CUR 3eit GROCER Srodenbeit nit
Der 8a6n bur3 Die Malbgebiete BON Ott6i>
gan ober @tseonItn gefa6ren 1T, Der mirb
au9 bemerft BADEN, baB Die Suntsn Der
2ofomDtipe i'm mori 9en, ME 3unoer trenz
nen6en 9ol3e alter 8aumfumpfen lci6t
Seler ftngen unb bisIe5 i'm trDdenen 0rd3s
p0er 8ldtter3eu9 i'm 0anbumDreben bis an
bic rsence" binlief unb aud bte1e in 8ronb
Ttedte, 9amit aber 1T Die 8erbinbul1q nit
benz u~nItoBenben Walblan0e 6ergeiteQt uno
Das gefrdBige @lement fam unge6inoect D0r@
ortngen.
6dtte man bas 8abnbett, ~reipetiibe RE
fiinf5ig ober bunbert SUB, pel4e 5pif9en
Dem eigenttihen 8ahngeleife un0 benz 3aune
liege11, rein ge6alten; tDiirbe man es Len lp>
~qenannten ySectionz2euten" CUR pflt6t
maden, oas @ras, lnfraut unb tleite
6trau9perf ab3umd6en, Die Stumpfen ltnD
8ur3eln aus3urobeu unb unter t6rer Ob6ut
auF3ubrenner, 70 baB Die BON Der 2ofomotibe
nieberfaQenben Sunfen feline Na6rung ftn>
ben, bann piirbe ma16es ltngliid ber9Itet,
mandes ipertbOoue Gigent6um erbaltsn tper=
ben f0nnen.
Sm 6pdiommer, tpenn NIes i'm iippigz
item Griin 1T, tpenn Der @aGb bpn Saft un6
&rdft itroBt un0 Die @rbe feuGt 1T, Grou9t
man fiA bor MalbbrGnben ni4t gu fGr6~
ten; i'm Sriiblina a6er, tur3 na9 Der G9nte@
i6melae unb ebe bas frii6e @riin melt genug
aus Dem 8Dben unb aus Dem @ftipeef 1T,
o0er i'm 9erbft, penn Die 8ldtter gefd;len
unb Die @~ras6alme b~ertpelft finb, afr 9erabe
in Der ieBigen Sahresseit, ba TT Die @efabr
am bO9iten unb foqte oaber AUDI Der S9uB
uno Die 8Drfi6t am gr0Bten 1ein.
Ser Derfloifene Sommer mar Elm beIonz
bers trodener. @enn nibt balb Elm tll9>
tiger Regen einfeBt, pirb Der SeuerDdlnon
nod Diel l1nbeil onitiften, ebe Die @3ree@
bede Die Bratriefarmer unb 8uf66uusrn
0On btefer Mngft unb Gorge befreit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
Gt1t ttettes Srittttntrat.

9ia;er Sage BADEN Die @roBen bes &ei9s
= bes republifattf 3en &ei3s = in SEEM
gorf lire &Dpfe 3ufummengefedt. &eeb
mar y3ufG1tg" bel etnem Sreurbe in Seem
Oprt auf 8eTu6; Sen 6ariIpn mar r5uz
fdGiq" i'm 5. Moenue 6otel abge1tiegen unb
unfer sSSobn 9R. Sanner, Der ft9 INN Die Ser
{prgungsanifalten fir 2eute, Die aus Der
golitif Elm 9ef9Gft MAIDEN, f6on grOBe
8erDieni tie erlpDrben bat, mar d119 nun gang
,3ufGIig" mad 9ot6um gtommen. 9latt
tpar bd, Garter, Der 8oritBer Des repu6lttantz
5hen Nationdlcomites, mar Do, Der 6rDni59e
Observation-Disclosures Sen. Rufea 81.
Mloer aus Mi9igan mar Du. DAP babel
G6auncp S. 5iuep bon ct. Bouts unb
GlartIon bon SSptpa ni9t feblen burften,
lit fel6itoeritGn6li9 unb faft 9dtten mir ber=
gefen, ben 9uuptma9er in PenniplDonten,
SenatDr QuaD, gu rennen, Der 1tb zines no9
erDBeren @influfes rii6mt als Pldtt.
Sus 6auptt6ema bes @efprGhs bilbete
TeI6ftOeri tGnbGi9 Die ndbftiGbrige PrGifbent=
f9uftscampagne. Nm 10. DECEMBER ptrO
Der NationaG@4 usf 6uB in @uI6ington 5uz
fammentreten, I'm Srt unb 3ett Der Gpnbenz
tion gu beitimmen, tpel4e na6rf6einli9 3ett@
lif i'm Stunt 1tattfinben tpirb. 9uaD ptll
cine lange Champagne 6aben, unb ale iibrt=
qen Ma9er itimmten inn BEL, BENIN ba gi6t
es fun for the boys" unb v@elb ME
6eu".
Dap fi9 4uab unb 9latt T6on 1Gngft
atnter Der 6anb beritdnbigt 6dben, 1T be-
fannt. Sir 2eute i6res S9lages 1T bic
8plitit elm &f fir Sntsreien unb Inn
MfG6t; tie pifen gang ge1tuu, tpel3e Stef=
len Elm neuer prGff0ent 81 befeben 6at unb
fte tbetlen ft9 nun briiberli9 BARN. 0a
dber Die bsioen Staten benin bod nod larqe
nicbt tart genug iin0, ben 8rGftbentThaftsz
Ganotoaten gu nominiren, 10 fe6en fe Ii9
ieBt mad 41iirten um, unb Iie6e bu, ben BEL
ben G6urfiiriten Platt unb 0uaD brGngt Ii6
9ilfe f0rmli9 duf. 0eB6aGb 1T AUDI unFer
Sanner na6 Seem 0ort geretit.
Sd bin, gepdbrt mir bic 8itte,
e{n Gurem 8unbe Der 9rttte",
fdqte Ell.
Der @6a6er 1T genta6t; Nep gorf,
PeunIbl0anisn uno SGin0is b~erfiigen 3uz
fammen ii5er 1874 6tinmen in Der Nationulz
convention ur5 bumit lGBt fi9 {6on biel an
fanqea; sSainoi8 bat feit Der Brdfioentz
!faFt 8ranPS feina Aeroorragenbe Gplle
r!eGr gsIpielt", meint Gamer; Die Dele
Q~at:pnen iparen itsts get6eilt uno Der In9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

= Mrs. Srofer, Die 8ittfpe bes speiten
8i16ofs bon Man9eiter, bat in ibrem Sc
ftament CUR l1nteritiibung armer 9eitlt4en
bic Gumme bon $4,000 ausgefeBt. Sit
bat ferner benz Srielz@ College in Orforb gun
@riinbung eines Stipsnbiums Die @unme
bon $4,000 unb cine glet9e Sumane Dem
SpenssGoGege gu Man9eiter our 8egriinz
6ung elmer prOfefur fir &ir9engef4i6te
binterldi1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

MroBe @uSpobl 1predenDer 8opo9eien. one Sorten
W S%tn9o6gel @oloftide, @quarieH, SGfige @ogeIs
futter: glai9ite Pretie. atlantic & 9acific Siro gtcre,
Soft, 8mt IOnlpD 1917 s. Itaolion Str.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

GaIenOer fIr 1896

Qu o~ertaufen: Cine gelpdblte niertet o6er babe
- SettiOu per6eierteu &anoes lit Oeutider &nlie6lung,
OturroD @oIntg, Yttnnei ota, 81 S20 per @der. WegeH
3ODt4fpD
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24
,.. -----------------------
HIS Election at other pinces,
Bv Southern Associate Press.

WAsHlSdToS, May 23.--The chief In
terest in the elections in Virginia to
uay centored on the contest for the DO.
sition OF Sheriff of Alexandria county.
upon which practically depends the
continuance of immunity to- the many
gam mbllng house proprietors just across
the river from this city.
VIM. "A. Pnlmer WAS elected to sue.
coed Il. A. Notch, under whose reuime.
1T is charged, the gamblers have en-,
loyed free license to do ne they pleased.
Much regret is expressed at The defeat
OF Frank Hume, chairman OF the Board
of Supervisors. arch enemy of the
gamblers.
LuNcHBURG. Va, May 23.-Tbe elec.
tion in this city to day Tor members of
the City Council passed OF quietly.
There was no opposition to the regular
Democratic ticket except in tho Third
Ward, and that cut no figure. The
vote waH small.
ROANOKE. Vn., May 23.-Only conn.
cilmen were elected here to day. A
very light vote was polIed. The Re-
ppbljaans gained two members of the
City Council. Indications from iucom.
plete returnH nrs TINT tie entire Ro
publican ticket is elected in Roanoke
county.
RICHMOND, W., Mny %. 3.-Elections
for town aud county officers wore held
throughout the State to-day. Returns
are coming IN very slowly. There wns
light vote as n rule aud in many in
staucea party limos were not sharply
drawn. The Indications at midnjr lit
are that the Democrats have about heId
their own.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24
.AEWS0F THE STATEAT large,
Richmond as the Centre Of Virginia,
Gossip and Events.
The Rise in .ha Price of Wheat. Tho
Woman's Parsonage and Home
Mission Society Meet. The Sol
diers' Impressions of the
Strike. M. r. Cooke.
Special Dispatch to the virsinian.

RlonMoND. Va, May 23.-The re-,
port that MIR. SommerH is to sell b,a'
interest in the Norfolk baseball club.
occasloned little or no surprise ia base
Dall circles here.
There was to day rise in the prica
OF grain In Richmond, which dealers
say will continue.
The Woman's Parsonage and Home
Mission Society of the Methodist
Church South met here to day in fifth
annual session. In the abaepce of tho
president aud first vice president, Mrs.
u. L. Elan, OF Farm vile, second yices
president, presided. This morning was
occupied chiefly in hearing reports,
There are nine auxiliaries with about
22O members. Two .auxiliaries have
disoanded. While the year has not
been very prosperous one. some good
work hos been done. Dra, Whitehead.
ioung, Sledd and Leftwoh made short
talks TO the society. The session Will
last for two days.
Moat of the members OF the Bluen
who returned home last night ere of
the opinion that if the military had not
Deen sent to Pocohontas thero would
nave been riot and bloodshed They
saw and heard enough TO convince them
that the Governor acted wisely and
well. There has been talk to the effect
that some OF the Blues would lose their
positions on their return, but as far as
can be ascertained this has not been
the case in single instance, notwitb-
standing some employers made gress
sacrifices to let the men go.
Hon. nj. Il. Cooke, of Norfolk, was
here to-day. When asked If he would
be candidate for reelection TO the
Honse, he said that WAS matter be
had not considered at all, and he had
no idea as to whnt he would do. A
number of Mr.. Cookies former asso-
ciates are exceedingly anxious for him
to como back. They are talkiIsy about
him for chairman of the Finance Com
mittee. as it is understood MIR. Moore.
of Albemarle, will not come back. Mr..
Cooke is we'll fitted for this position.
which will be most important one
next session. in view of the alleged con.
ditiou OF the States finances.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24
A SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Its Object to interest Capitalists and
Immigrants to Look Southwark.
by Southern Associated Prose

CHICAGO, Nay 23.-Tbe Chicago
Southern Association is being formed
ut meeting in progress at the Audi
torium Hotel to-day. Tho meetin,; ia
the outgrowth of call issued some
time ago 10y number OF men inter
ested IN Southern Immigration. the oh.
!eet OF the proposition being to develop
the resources OF the South.
Members OF the new ASSOCIATION are
to be railroad officials of Southern
lines or lines leading south from Obi
cngo. land owDors in tho South and
representatives Of companies doiup
business in tho South. It6 objects shnii
be to interest capitalists and Immi.
grants to look southward.
The meeting was called TO order by
y. l.. Stone, general passenger agent
OF the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
road. Mr.. Stone said the meeting was
open to suggestiona from any one pres
ent. Rev. John Rusk, president of tho
Sooiety for the Prevention of Crime,
made speech, in which he painted
the advantages of the South in glowing
terms.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24
PREsRYTERIANs AT DALLAS.
Reports of Committees, Nominations
of Delegates and General Business.
by Southern Associatsd Press

py couthefn Assocletsd ires5
DALLAS. Tex, May 23.-When the
Southern Presbyterian General AS.
sembly met this morning Rev. p. II.
Hoge rose IL question of peisoual
privileges. He complained that he hud
been miEquoted in the morning papers
III the account given of the debate yes.
terday on the election of a secrstnry
for home missions. Rev. mir. Pogue,
of Atlanta. also denied having used the
expression attributed 10 him. A com
mupication WAS received from the
MINISTER'S OF Dallas stating that dele.
cation had been appointed to express
their fraternal greeting to the AS
eembly.
They will be heard at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon.
The committee of the Greer beresy
case has not yet reported It's findings
The committee on foreign correspond
ence reported nominations of Delegates
to The Psn Presbyterian Council at
Glnsgow, Scotland. in June, 1896.
The report o! the Committee on
Young Peoples Societies was received
aud docketed. 1t proposes the NAME
of Westminster League and insists on
the control of pastor and session. A
constitution is also submitted, The
publication house will remain at Rich
mond, in spite OF the effort to move it
TO Nashville.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

SO; Tilston. 81; Wing6eld, "a: Scott. At.
Ward, 81; Warden, %.
Special Constable, Gray, 50.
Overseer of Poor-Spancer, SO.
BELLS MILL.
Treasurer-Lyons. 81; Williams. 42.
Lyons majority, 15.
Sheriff So; She's, So;
Bunting, 2. CromWells plurality, 81.
Commonwealth Attorney = Mar
shall. SO; Eason, Al. Marshall's ma
jority. Is.
Commissioner Revenue-Mo oore, So;
r. l.. Bunting, 36; Nichols, 60; West,
40.
Constables-Sykes. CO. Andrews, 35.
C,eiseer Poor-Only, 50; Bell, 1.
Supervisors-Lynob, SO; Wentz. 43;
Mills, 3.
Magistraies-Tutile, 56; Vaughan, 81 /;
Hall, c5; Hanberry, 40.
add election
DEEP CREEK.
Ireasurer-Lyons, 230; Williams, 8.
Lyons majority, 22l.
Sheriif-Cromwell, 219; Shea; TO-:
Bunting. 8.
Commonwealth's Attorney = Mar.
shall, 2l5; Eason. %.
Commissioner Revenue-First Dis
trict: Moore. 235; Buuting. s. SEQ.
ond District: Nicholas, 225; West, ID.
Supervisor-W. 3. johnson, no op.
position, 235.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

cheers Let us stand by. eur ooIors
aud tight ns n man fights n ho knows he
has right on his side.
The great heart Of the American be o.
pie always responds to the truth at tho
proper time, aud it ID i'm possible to be-
lievo that $1,000, QUO people, COMPOST NO
the greatest Government on earth.
would deliberately ont themselves 10 ose
from the civilization of the world aud
ally themselves with Mexico, China,
japan aud people OF that sort.
Speaking for myself before this
great audience, l say stand for
Grover Cleveland and Johu Il. Car
lisle,. (prolonged applause). Why
should these men desire to engraft
upon the people policy which Is bur.
densome TO them, when this people
have given TO them with free hand
every honor that has been conferred
upon them."
The selection OF a committee on reso.
lntlons was next as follows:
John Athertou, kentucky; Il, p.
Richardson, Georgia; S. @. Cox, Flori-
da; George M. Trenholm, South Caro-.
lima; George L. Leighton, Missouri;
Josiah Patterson, Tennessee; Richard
h. Clarke, Alabama; u. NJ. Rose. Ar.
knnsas; Leroy Perry. Mississippi: j, q.
Morris, Louisiana; Rufus Hardy, Tex.
as; Daniel Miller, Mssyland; w. X.
Mayo, Virginia.
There WAS no response when tho
States of West Virginia and North
Carolina were called. Just as the com :
mittee had been completed the tall
form OF Secretary Carlisle emerged
from the stage. 1u an instant delegates
and spectators, women aud men, were
Oh their feet and mighty shout went
up.
1t was succeeded by yell yet dear
to Southern hearts, and then again
with volley of cheers, with waving of
hats and canes and other accompani.
ments
The ovation continued for several
moments and was renewed when the
Secretary of the Treasury was formally
presented. Silence having been wi til
difficulty restored, Mr.. Carlisle began
his speech, the delivery of which ocou.
pied precisely one and half hours,
He spoke with unwonted energy and
made few references to his notes. He
was listened to with profound nttcn.
ton. the audience being apparently
anxious to grasp and follow tho trend
of hisAGgument and ahe mass OF figures
with Wnlcn ~ was supported anu there
were few Interruptions of approval
until toward the close.
Then when, with quivering forefin.
ger, he declared that the hard earned
savings OF the poor ought not to be
sacrificed to the avarice of the wealthy
niue owners or the ambition of aspir.
ing politicians, his hearers fairly went
wild, and when in his peroration be
urged that there could be no prosperity
for one section at the expense Of the
other, but that all must attend or fall
together, it looked for a moment ao
though the audience would storm the
platform.
When the speaker concluded he was
given tinhl ovation and a recess until
s o'clock WAS ut once taken.
The convention adjourned sine. die
to night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24
Dcn,ocr aiic Editors Meet.
By Southern Associated Press.

New York. May 23.-The annual
convention of the State Democratic
Editorial Association was formally
opened at the Hotel Nermandie this
morning. Editors came from various
parts Of the State and Will remain in
town seven days. Many mem bers are
accompanied by their wives. Senator
David Is. Hill will be present NOR.
row night at banquet. Many other
distinguished Democrats will also be
present.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24
Iray! Hay! Hay!

Twenty cars of choice Timithy and
mixed hay on track. Must be sold. D..
=, Reid ~ Bro.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24
Quaraniins Orders.
BY Southern Associated Presa

WAsHlNeToN, May 23.-Aoting Sec.
retary Wike. Of the Treasury, to day
ordered all vessels from infected ports
entering the Shieldsboro Missisaipp,
district, which extends from Bay St.
Louis, Miss, to the mouth of the Pas.
cngoula river, before they are allowed
to enter any port by the collector OF
customs, must produce permit signed
by the Marine Hospital officer at the
Dry Tortugas or at Ship Island. The
effects OF this order Is to ignore the
Mississippi State quarantine authori.
ties.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

Newest Discovery"-Ext. teeth no
pain. n. Y. ID. Rooms. 1862 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24

Have you been 80 Goldman C Hof
heimer's, 100 Main street?
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Although by many believed to be ncura-
Bile, there is the evidence of hundreds of
living witnesses to the fact that, in all its
earlier stages, consumption is a durable
disease. Not every case but q large per
ceHfdgs Of cases, and we believe, }nNy oS
per cent. are cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, even after the disease
has progressed so far as to induce repeated
bleedings from the lungs, severe lingering
cough with copious expectoration (includ-
ing tubercular matter, great loss of flesh
and extreme emaciation and weakness.
Do you doubt that hundreds of such cases
reported to us as cured by Golden Med
ical Discovery were genuine cases of that
dread and fatal disease? You need not take
our word for it. They have, i'll nearly every
instance, been so pronounced by the best
and most experienced home physicians,
who have no interest whatever i'll mis-.
representing them, and who were often
strongly prejudced and advised against
trial of Golden Medical Discovery,
but who have been forced to confess that
it surpasses, in curative power over this
fatal malady, all other medicines with
which they are acquainted. Nasty cod
liver oil and its filthy emulsons' and
mixtures, had been tried i'll nearly all these
cases and had either utterly failed to bene.
fit, or had only seemed to benefit little for
a short time. Extract of malt, whiskev,
and various preparations of the hypophos-
phites had also been faithfully tried in vain.
The photographs of large number of
those cured of consumption, bronchitis,
lingering coughs, asthma, chronic nasal
catarrh and kindred maladies, have been
skillfully reproduced in a book of 100
pages which will be mailed to you, on re-
ceipt of address and six cents in stamps.
Address for Book, Worlds Dispeusary
Medical Association, Buffalo. N. Y.