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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
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word.
The Republican legislative caucus
OF ILLINOIS last night nominated Sen.
ator Shelby nj. Cullom as his own
successor.
The Senate yesterday confirmed
the nominations of A. g. Ware,
postmaster at West Point, Va, and
Thomas p. Smith, of New York. to
DO Assistant Commissioner of Indian
affairs.
At . minutes past s O'Clock yester-
day Louis Victor was hanged in the
jail yard at New Westminster. j. c.,
for the murder of Peter, an Indian
policeman, at Cheam on September
18th last.
Signor Cell, Attorney General of
the province of Milan, Italy, was
stabbed to death in his office ycster.
day. The assassin, who was cap
tnred by policeman on guard at
the door, is an anarchist.
Lord Randolph Churchill's physi-
clans have issued bulletin announc-
ing that their patient is IN nh adj
vanced stage of general paralysis.
Any change in his condition can
only be slight and temporary,
Mr.. VIM. Brogden, who has been
engaged IN newspaper work In Bal
tlmoro since 1871, died yesterday
morning aged 81 years. He waa
stricken with paralysis two weeks
ngo while on II visit 10 Pennsylya,
MIA.
Osborne Gerten, aged Is, killed
=: hudson, O prominent citizen of
Monroe county, West Va, vester
day. GHrten was in love with Hud
sons daughter and when Hudson
attacked the boy during quarrel,
he was stabbed.
% E1' Congressman Patrick Hamill,
one OF the most respected and hon
ored citizens OF Garrett county,
Md, died in Oakland, Md, Tues
day night from paralysis. lie was
postmaster at Oakland under the
first term OF Oleyeland's adminlstra.
ton.
The fight between Billy Mcmillan
and Mike Eaody Inst night. near
Washington, resulted in n victory
Tor Mcmillan III the sixteenth round.
The fight was bloody and vicious
throughout. Kaedy's seconds threw
up tue sponge against Raedy's pro.
test.
Ex- United States Marshal Sam
Ninson, who was relieved from duty
by the President for participation
III riot IN Wayne county. ". Va,
and who Is indicted for murder for
killing James fUz1cll. had hls trial
postponed late Yesterday in the
Criminal Court OF that county unit!
the next torn.
An unexpected examination was
recently made OF tie Affairs of the
Credic bank Ill WILMA, Russia. as the
result OF which deia!cations sgpre-
eating 300, coo roubies were dis
covered. Treasurer Ditton, Of the
bank, shortly aztec the iuvesticnt ON
was concluded, committed suicide
by poison.
Wm. X. Vanderbilt, Commodore
r.. ID. Morgan and G. Oliver Ise!Ip,
OF the New York Yacht Club. hav.
decided to build yacht to deieud
the Americss's cup In the coming
yacht races between the New YORK
Yacht Club and the Royal British
Squadron. Mr.. Iselin Will be placed
III charge of the cup defender.
In purity there is health, is tho
motto OF the Virginia Dairy Lunch.
Patroni2e 1t. Open all night. 90
Main street, near Commerce street,
Don't bny on credit when YOU can
get o fine tailor-made ovorcoat at
cost for cash. Nichols Il Wallace.
l6a Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
roetAi CiorN. orgnni.c.

AT n meeting held last evening, in
the room OF the assistant postmas
ter, with a good attendance of those
interested. branch organization OF
Tue National Postoffice Clerks AssO.
cation was formed, followed by an
election OF officers as follows S. V.
Henneliy, president; c. l.. Wright
vice president; Henry w wilkins
secretary, and I. ". Staylor, treas.
urer. The object of the Association
Is to promote and advance tie vel
fare and interests OF the clerks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
THE POWDER EXPLOSION.
A Long List Of the Dead and Diving
Victims.
Br Southern Associated Press.

BUTTE, Mont, January l7.-The
dead reported this morning as the
result OF the powder explosion mum.
Der forty nine and the injured s,xty.
i've. The bodies of four of the fire.
men have not yet been recovered.
They are Samuel Ashe. David
Moses. Ed. Sloan and Z. j. Norland
Their bodies were uudoubtedlv
blown into fragments. The inanest
began this AFTERNOON. Coroner
Richards had empnnelled Jury. but
County Attorney Wines discharged
them and ordered another of repre-
sentative men. The investigation
w!ll be searchiEg one.
Inc financial loss by fire and ex.
p!osion IN the immediate vicinity is
SOB, 200.
The list of known dead has
reached total Of fifty three. There
are tour men in the hospitals-W.
IL. Miles, Cuarles Aston. WIN. Bow
and John Sloan-who cannot re.
cover.
The law limits the amount TO be
stored within mile OF any citv at
i0O pounds. The concussion shook
houses IN Belgrade, eighty four
miles east of Butte. The penalty
ior violation of the law, however.
Is only nominal fine.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
BORLANO-TYLeR CONTEST.
Mr.. Edgar Allen, Counsel For MIR.
Borland, Talks 10 a "Virginian"

Mr.. Edgar Allen. Counsel For MIR.
Borland, Talks 10 "Virginian"
Man.
MIR. Edgar Allen, general counsel
for Mr.. Thomas X. Borlund i'll his
contest for MIR. Tyler's seat in the
next Congress, is at the Atlantic
Hotel, and when seen there yestei-
day by NlRGlNIAN reporter had
the following TO say with regard to
the contest:
II am here as general attorney
for Mr.. Borland to consult with my
associates, who will take dispositions
throughout the district, and to map
ont our plan of attack. We will
have general conference to-mor-
row (FridGy) when Col. Lamb re.
tusns from Washington, where he
has been in the interest of Mr.. Bor.
land"
Many minor pointe in the notice
OF conduct Will be overlooked, as Il
careful investigation OF figures ut
hard shows 1t 10 bc unnecessary to
lock further than the rejected bal.
lots. Set up the vote of Claremont
precinct, which was rejected; estab-
lish the constructive tender of bal
lots by AS mon who were IN limo ut
certain precincts when the polls
closed. and establish the tuiut of
fraud in number of large election
districts where uumbers of votes
cast for the respective candidates
appeared by some system OF jugglcry
TO have been just about reversed i'll
the returns"
mir. Tyler's answer has not yet
been served on us, but doubtless
will be before the end OF the week.
We are ready to commence taking
dispositions AS soon ne we have the
legal right to do so.'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
ATLANTIC CITY.

Mr., George w. Jones, Of the st
lantlc Snwm!!l Company, is at home
again, having spent consIderab BILE
time Oh business North.
MIR. h. J.. Montague, OF Campo
avenue, Is on business trip TO
North Carolina.
Messrs. W. $. and Geo. ". Curry,
of Gloucester county, Va. are the
guests OF their relatives, Mr 7. T.
freeman and family, of Fort street.
Miss Mary Wlmbish. who has
been stopping with the Misses Mon.
tague, of Campo avenue, since tue
holidays, will leave this afternoon
ior her home III Mecklenburg ooun.
ty, Va.
Having now gotten we'll under
way. the Norfolk Knitting Mills are
employing the usual full quota OF
hands.
The ". c. Il. L. held an interest.
lng meeting with Mrs. G. .. Barnes,
Fort street. yesterday evening. AR.
rangements have been made for II
Domorest medal contest, to come of
III the near future. The contestants
this time will be limited To bows
exclusively and will bo qnlto lively.
Mrs. Mi!oy will address the w. &.
1. u. this evening at $50 o'clock,
All young ladies' in the ward are IN j..
viteu to be present. the object being
to organize "Y." Coilsy Memo
fial Church Is the place OF meeting.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
Grand CIcaring-Iip SHE.

Before taking inventory, stock
must be reduced. Price and coat
lost sight Of i'll our cndeavor to con.
vert the goods into money" See
price list in last Sundays VIRGINIAN.
Prices cut lower than ever before.
and ali over the store.
WRIGHrs, 1876 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
BuTruss, Son g. Co.,
ia ~ kERS

Commercial ana other busiuszs r,no-
discounted. p"poi
Loans negotiated on favorable tarms
Guy bonds and other Securities bought
AM sold.
Deposits receiveda and accounts yited
interest allowed on tlme deposits.
SAFE deposit Boxes for rent. Chavez,
moderate. ho'
Draw Bills OF Exchange and make cable
transfers to Europe.
Letters OF creIit issued on principal
cities OF the world ocI7
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

Frlor to stock taking, February
LIST, we will offer diamonds and
watches at the very lowest figures TO
cash buyers. L. II. Gale, 1852 Main
treet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

1ioK SALE STOCK AND FINTURiS or \
q grocer: ~ good location ~cll-, asI. s>tote
- ign patty; reason for selling, return. iIotn
a. mes WI sell cheap. Adde'S : J. J.,
Nirgi ian office ialt...r >
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

Chapman Jakeman are Offering
special low prices in jewelry and ali
goods IN their line this month. Ask
their prices. Corner Main aud Bank
streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

Erysipolas, swoolen limbs. bad
sores, Hcales and scabs on the leg
have been entirely cured by +. p.
r., the most wonderful blood medi
cine OF the day,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

JoH SALE-A rosy AND CART AND
harness safe and sound. -rutlc. i,,,y an
drive ner one ihoio tlhtr,d .e.d.n. twn',c.i.
o q. god sdduicr 50 Church It. l.ls..t,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

LJK SALE Or IiASE- = FINE OrfN
q granite quarry II .idtLg II y. Il WR Il
Gear Petersburg. Tor farther in-oruaiion
eppy t. j. T.. PAN~QN ndi ian ilvcr 1ol
S.atc, OF T. o. adde's Is Bank 5 rect. Norfolk
~ JalT-tut Taw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

Caps OF all kinds at the lowest
pricee.. Il. Jack Oliver & Co., hat.
ters. Ill Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
ROOM FOR RENT.

One or two gentlemen can obtain nicely
fnrnishtd room, centrally located. with all
modern couvcnicuc.s, including bath ras and
Seai, within three minutes walk OF lie cleo
trio line. \. e. l., care NIIg.nian. uolO-tt
TOR RENr--HooMS ABOVE $50 MAIN
street. suitable icr urcssmeker. Lo4
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
Rough ssicc wan

tough ssicc wanted.
Five thousand bushels highest
market price. Fl. Il. Owen, 275.
277. 279 Wtaer street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
FtjIt BALE.

hdp@nStr'rnU o. HIS ciapJ, i've RHssn- zen Is
oennha ons tiI.i non: so esh.s for hiss.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO PROPERTY owNEES-YoU
~ can save money 4 your roof lrakes bv
calling on J. L. m AN. No. - Market square.
SalS-li'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

See divers leaders IN umbrellas.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

1,OR ENr-TIIREE o. FIVE CONVENE
l cni and de,irablt rooms Apply les luu-h
etrect ialS.St7
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

TOR SALC-A - ACRE TAEli WIN A
gooh room house and brick kitchen and
out bindings, ~ acres under cultivation. 81,
flties from lily OF Norfolk, OF will cxch,i,pt
IT, good city prop r'y Enquire J. y LOWS
StHl ~ Il S" a'cuuc. NUrioiE. Va. dcls.tf
TUG nOAl FOR sAIl.-THE col. J. G.
4 liiii.' lhiS boat is vel known in suffolk
60 towing either III logs, Lumber or vessel bust
hess. As this Company has no use for aid 10 I
Nhyone wishing to purchase a bargain can as.
HAClEARl, General Mansge!. s < &, nv
90. suffolk. Va d.G.i:!'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
Co.p,rtucrship arco

-Co.p,r'ucr.hip accounts regulated and
closed.
-Booes opened aud balanced
s--Acc0unis kept IN first class condition al
nominal Cest.
-IracluHs male AT short notice.
---Estinales on al classes of work.
ALL business strictly confidential
We have experienced and expert accountants
cnd drouS htSiacu and eau give the lest service
1htatnhol'in this line : posla and our Rep
iao-eodlm Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

NEEA Tor the finest Fresh Meats
1US La - Beef Mutton and Veal nicely
IVA butchercd and always fresh at reason
able prices sud delivered free, call Il stall
No. 8. i. X. STOSSEE. SEQ
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

CHEAP EDITIONS or OLIVER WENDAII
~ Holmes "Aultocrat at the Break fast Tasl,. -
tConAn Doycs," Poets aud all standard
zoos, ut reduced prices. NCSBAUM, lbs
Nain street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

In purity there is health, is the
motto OF the Virginia Dairy Lunch.
Patroni2e 1t. Open ali night. 90
Main street, near Commerce strsst.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

WANTED - TRAVELLING SALESMAN
W for Virginia trade. Large line and good
pay. Address "HAKDWAEE,h l1I1 Baltimore
direct, Baltimore, Md iaS2w
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

Don't bny on credit when you can
get fine tailor-made ovorcoat at
cost for cash. Nichols Il Wallace.
100 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18

I AIDES TRAVELLING COMPANION. EDu-
T. Gated and experienced cNpyist. lady book
Socper, onlce matrpn. SiO; three saissladics, 50.
LADIES EXCHANGE. 100 Main u. jate-lts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
w S'EEE,.
advertisements Of this class, me HHst ieIf. rs
cens for one insertion. 90 cenH Ior hires.

SVANrED-MARRI CARETAKER, ESQ,
~ three travelling saicsnlen. 500 aal *
Fenses; shop Waterman, so, bookk.cpe:, $50,
6oiel clerk. References, loJ Main street.
lal6-ltE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-18
NEW FACES. n. NJ !. .

H@o' Ch2nging The
Features and Rsnova,Eg Blcmishes in $50
Eage book for stamp .s"ttN "a. vonr-
&SsbsS. ~ W. i2d street. New York Iu-
tertor Of WoodhuIys faca Soap.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-04
fd9li9 tritt Ite Bel ben Hei9en gu Sage -
Der @runo fir bic &bnabme in Der GAIL Der
y8rdute unD &inber" 1T.
Sic 8e@te Der Gtrcifcr.

Nun bat audi bus O6ergeri9t BON W1iIz
iouri cine ipi3tige @ntT@eibung iiber bie
3ebte Der Streiter obgegebsn.
Nls Oor einiger 3eit in Der 5abrif Der
0amilton 8rotpn SHOE So. in ct. 2ouis
Elm Streit alsge6rp9en mar, itelten Die
feiernoen Irbeiter in bet 92G5e Der 6abrif
Wa9en aus, INN ~ettpaige neue Nrbeiter 3u
itoerreoen, be3ie5ungs1peiie bur9 9robunz
gen 81 5ipingen, it4 i6nen an5u19lieben.
Nu6 follen lie nd6tli9erneile Die nsltan
@rbeiter in ibren @obnungen belh9t un5
me6r ooer tpeniger einoringli9 gum Niebsrz
legen Der Irbeit aufgeforOert baben. @egen
bie}es 8erfa6ren erpirften Die 8e1iber Der
5abrit i'm ct. 2ouiIer &reisgeri6t eintn
@inbaltsbafe6l. Die 5trsiter ~appeqirter
ans Sberger;9t unb mubten geltenD, ipeun
iiber6aupt Elm 8ergeben i6rerIeits oor1;eqe,
10 lei es Elm itrafre@tli6es, unb lie ieien
gu einem Yro3eB bor 81 IGtporenen bere9z
tigt. Sin 8iligteitsgeri6 babe aber teinen
SAILS 3~utdnOt9teit in Der Sa9e.
Sberri6ter Brace CAB nun am Mittlpn9
bpriger Wo9e feline GntT9eibung ab, tpelG5er
alle ii6rigen Mitglieber bes S6ergeri9tes
b%eiitimrnten, unb nelHe befagt, bab Elm
@inhaltsbefe6l, bur9 pdden @igentAum
Dor 54ooen gei9iiBt per0sn TOl, uaerOin5s
inner6alb Der SuriSoiftipn zines 8jQiaz
feits7@eri4ts liege. Ser @inbaltsbefe9i",
9eiBt es in Der @ntT9sibung, nbinbert Die
8eflagten ni9t, irgeno ettpas gu t6ur1, mas
tie uls ibr 8e4t beamfpruden t0nnen. sic
Iino freie Mtdnner un0 BADEN bas &sbt.
ben 0ienit Der &ld9er gu berlafen, mann
INNER es i4nen pafYen6 bdu6t; nieman6
fam tie Oarin Ainbern, ob nun ihr 56un
neiie ober tb0ri9t, binig ober unbiGig lit.
sic BADEN AUDI 0as 8e9t, anbere burh l1ez
b%erreoung (5uir 9erfuaIton) gu p%eraalaIz
len, ii9 i6nen un5uTdlieBsn, aber ite 9abea
n ID t oaS &eht, gu @enalt oOer 9roDunz
gen i6re 3uflu9t gu ne9men, 9as @eTsb
miro i9re 5rei6eit unb lire gehte 19liten,
piro i6nen dber nibt geitatten, bic &sd1te
uno bic Jreibeit 4nberer %an8utuitsn. Oa5z
fel6e 8eieb, nel9es ben 8eflagten DaS
&e9t ii9ert, na6 WunI6 oOsr 8eliebea
Den Oienf Der &Idger gu oerlaHen, sez
tpGbrt au9 ben iibrigen NngeiteQten od5
&ebt, na6 WunI9 ober 8eliaben i'm Diem
tie 81 6leiben. Die 8eflagten Itnb i6re
eigenen 9erren, aber ni9t Die 9erren, ia
nibt einn1al Die 8ormiinDer Der anDersn
MnQeiteQten."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-04
3aRef =Rqenfur

ia Ste Oenti@c & c ID It.
sic l1ntsr8sitbneten ]befSroern gattste bis Su 100 Qfb.
ape9ett, 96Ien1Grf un0 Der Sd)ineiS sit bcrt reoef.
maBi9en 0Dn Der Oet,tiG d. eitYs etd) op . ltzSS crmoIfms
Observation-Disclosures
Gbeulp ~beiprgcl OieietbeI Observation-Disclosures nm mn
fatD allen &Deileu @ucopas nrb Mmerifas Al Den biGius
Iei Staten.
HenscI, Buchanan & Lorbacher.
20 Gg6aWse WIace, New lurf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-04

NderbauzMinifte Morton muGt in Ieiz
nem Sabresberi6t ben 8orI6lag, ben Stauz
ten Die ibnen 5ugeptefene Mil0ion Ncres iebt
trodenen, aber neutrality-suspicious. 2anbes
fofort in 8uuF6 unb 8ogen 81 iiberapei{en
1tatt in iebem e~in5elnen Safe bamit gu mar
ten, Bis bic Sepd1erung ~ausgefiibrt lit.
0as f4eint uns aber i9le9te Bplitif gu
fein. Man fam it9 5iemli9 feft ourauf
Derlaifen, baB bic Staaten ii9 meitens
2anb aus7u6en perben, bas AUDI o6ne flint
li9e 8eipd6ernng nod ertragsfd6ig lit, un6
na3bem fe bas Oertlopft 6a6en. perben
Iie Dem 8un0e etpas pfeifen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-04


- @ine fir9ter1i9e Srug0bie funb in
Rom neuli9 i6ren A6i9luB. Sin iun9er
@attlerge6iIFe Sab6atini bebe1igte Elm jun
qes MGb9en auf Der StraBe mutt obicDnen
MntrG9en. DIS bet baau fommenbe 8rduz
tiqum bes MGb9ens ben fre9en 8urf9en
barob energii6 CUR &ebe ftente, rib btefer
einen 9ol9 aus Der SaI4e unb itu4 bas
MGb6sn mie ben iungen Mann nieber. Der
2ebtere Itarb cine Stunbe fpGter, tpdbrenb
bas ann lnterleib f@tperperlebte Mdb9en
nod NIT Dem Sobe ringt. Ser MOrber entz
flo6 un6 fpnnte bon Der Poli5ei nibt altfge>
qriffen perben. Q1m anberen Sage nun
itiirate 1i9 Der BON Geue ergriffene MDrber,
Elm 3tpan3igjd6riger 8uri9e, BON Der Serz
raf1e bes gincio 6eru6 unb mar Elm pdur
Wudenblide oarauf cine 2ei9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-04
Dir Bntrh1nft,

Sic bePanoelt uniere 8e5iehun=
gen gum Quslanoe
2tno sic S~tnan5ra9e.
NnO IdRt Die Dermalt1tngs Angele-
genbetten bet Settle Iteger.
Sic 0elOfrage miro lebr eingebet6 BE-
leuhtet,
limo Ole 8eieitieun9 oes 6runo=
UebeIs: oes 6reenbads,
perldn9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-04

Sen Berlin lit Der pIan uufgetG1At, cine
@iibpplzG Expedition 5u perantalten. Die
@rfpr16ung Der SiiDpDlurlGnber TT BON
OeutI9lanb 5bpn tpteberbolt argere9t mo-
ben ,biesmdl i9eint aber Der Plan ale @nS@
ft9t auf @erpirfli9ung 81 bdben, uno ipas
i'm Defenders intereRant ma9t, TT Der unrz
ffanb, baB in Berlin 3u9lei6 bic Nnregnng
gegeben tpurbe, baB Die expedition BON
OeutI6lanb in @emeinf9aft NIT DETER
%reid@ungarn entienbet perbe. Ste @eIellz
f9aft fir @rbtunbe 3u Berlin uao bic
beutf6e Gommifion fir bic @iibpolarz 5orz
I9ung bielten in ben eriten Sagen oiefes
Monates @ibungen ab, tpel4en Der berl9rtc
Noropolfa6rer Sulius b. PaDer bettpobnte.
@on Mtfqlieoern beiber 8ereinigurgen
purbe 9aper o1fgeforbert, Ieinen plan elmer
na9 Norboitz@ rDnlanb 81 ri4tenoen iptflen@
Standardization Expedition 3n elmer
Siibpols Expedition um3ugetalten, e {pecttoe
gu erpeitern. Mu6 tpurbe pertrauliA Sci
ibm urgefragt, ob er geneigt mare, Die 5;i9z
rlng bie1er Expedition gu iibernebmer, Die
9sutI9lanb ge~meini9oftli6 nit Seiterreidz
1ngarn% beranitalten fDlte. BaDer, UNI 1elEe
Nnfi9ten befragt, ertpiberte, er milf1e fth
erit nit feinen Sreunoen in SeltsrreI9s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-04
0ott Scr bIattett SoMn1t.

2ucser's @nbs. @as lo1 MN rperber2 = 8olis
ttf un6 Soi(etten. - 9eS @alSerf0ni9s Sc
b~urtstas. = Cine beutlGzDi errei6<rn9arii6e
SihuD[>G rpebittor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-11
A WONDERFUL ESCAPE.
Related by Keeper Of the Michigan
State Prison at Jackson.

Mr. A. f. Wing resides at 612 Y. Jack
son Street, Jackson, Mich He is a keeper
in the Michigan State Prison. man of ster-
ling integrity. and whose word is beyond
| dispute He tells the following story of q
wonderful escape, am. the incidents con
nectcd with the dang erous position i'm
which he was placed. He says, some
months ago my attention was attracted by
a swelling of my groins, which began to
increase in size To such an extent that |
was alarmed. 1t spread down my legs &c
my feet, and | was bloated from my Faist
down, so badly that could not pulfA,y
pants, over my legs, and had to open nj,
shoes fully two inches before | could gee
them on. Even my face became pulled
up and my whole system seemed affected
| could hardly drag myself upstairs 10
unlock my men. | consulted "A physician.
one of the best in the city. He said the
swelling was caused by an irritation of the
kidneys, and commenced treatment with
him. But seemed TO be getting worse. (
was strongly urged by a friend TO try
Doan's Kidney Pills, and | finally con
scented After the first week commenced
TO see change, and felt much better.
This was encouraging, and | continued
their use. took five boxes in ALL with the
happy result that | was completely cured
have never heard of any medicine which
had such pronounced and radical effect.
and yet not affect the system generally
and leave it in such a good condition. l
feel better now than | ever did After
the effect was once established the swelling
gradually disappeared until il was entirely
gone. | regard Doan's Kidney Pills as a
most wonderful agent in the curing OF any
form of kidney disorder.
For sale by all dealers price. so cents
per box Mailed by Foster Milburn Co.
Buffalo, N Y, sole agents for the L. :.
Remember the name, Deans, and take nc
other
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tions. aud last. bat not least, in the
dwellings of the poor Oftentimes the
SICK cannot be removed To The hospital.
either because of the nature or seVerit,
of the malady or because the removal
of the sick one would leave the home in
confusion or break Il mp entirely. And
then too, from the past history Of train
Ping schools for nurses, the trained
nurse, in some way or other, has
implanted I'm the breast of the average
man, a peculiar susceptibility to the
influence and the charming presence of
the uniformed nurse. Whether il is
owing to the jaunty cap. TO her immac.
ulate collar and cuffs, TO her coquettsh
apron, or even 10 her trim blue dress,
or 10 ali combined, We know not: but it
is even so, that her numbers are rapidly
being depleted bv marriage, and from
being a general practitioner, she all too
soon graduates into specialist, while
her translation makes room for others
We do not desire any to be thus
translated within the time set for the
scope of study as planned by the Alma
Sanitarium
Young ladies' Of the graduating class
you go forth today on mission as
noble as any that has ever engaged
human energy and human thought
more glorious than the famed crusades
OF history, for their motive was the
redemption of an empty sepulcher
from lniidel hands, while yours is to
rescue the temple OF the living God
from the hostile forces of unsanitary
conditions, degrading environment and
dire disease. The right accomplish
ment of the work to which you have
dedicated yourselves demands the same
spirit that was in the grandest life that
was ever lived on earth-the spirit OF
doing good to all men and i'll to none
the divine spirit Of unselfishness, help
fulness. | can conceive of no higher
success nor OF anything more worth
cultivating than 70 so live that ones
contact with people shall always make
them happier and better. The habit of
keeping silent unless one can say some
thing kind TO or about another is much
To be commended To look on the
bright side and help others TO do the
same should be your constant endeavor
Have a lofty idev Take for your
example not only the good Samaritan,
bat look TO the great Physician and
ALWAYS remember 10
Look forward and not back.
Look ~ and not down,
Look out and not n
And lend "a hand.
God speed you 10 your work.