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The herald., 1895-02-22
NOR SALE

NOR SALE
L ClTY PROPERTY.
S900-2 lots withN- room house fruit trees flowers
ETC., near Central ave.
siloo-Lot 5oxi1s With 4-room cottage, on Bryant
ave.
s240O-4 l2 acres near Central ave. electric line lin
full bearing fruit trees.
soO0--2 lots with good house on Pirtle ST.
s2O00--7-room cottagesvith all modern improve
ments on w. Six.eenth st.
fruit.
$3.50 up-Lots on and nes Central ave-
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
ssoO--2 IA acres on eectrc,line, near city, good
house, orange trees, elc.
s25O0-5 acres fruit and alfalfa land improve
ments worth the price.
$40 per acre, choice fruit, barey and wheat land,
water in abundance.
SIS to 500 per acre--l50 acres coice fruit and AL
falfa land IL miles from city in to 4Oacre tracts.
land in cultivation; easy terms.
FOR EXCHANGE
$500 acres fine timber and coal land In Scott
county, Tenn; what have you to offr; a bargain
for some one, very choice fruit ant alfalfa land
within Is miles of Courthouse, for cay property;
ty; this is your opportunity as this ant will bear
'D' " GosPER, SMITH & Cannon.
20 % 42i Stimsonblock.
TJvHE TRACT OF HOMES-GRIDER &pOW'S
i Adams street tract; 800 5o-toot residene lots
corner of Adams street and Central aenue
Adams ,as street es. 81 feet vide and Twenty@hth
streets graveled; cement walks and curbs; Water
pped; 175 lots sold and over 40 houses built inthe
last four months. Rich sandy loam mud; De
healthiest portion of the city. Examine this trast
now and compare 1t with other properties Lon
ments to those who will build at once. CentralN
ave. double track electric line through this
tract. Take the Central avenue cars at corner OF
Second and Spring streets the ride takes only Il
minutes. Agents our branch Office on the cor
ner OF Central avenue and Twenty-ninth street
will show the property. For views of the tract,
maps ana all information write call on u.s. Free
carriages at all times. GRIDER & DOW, 109l5 S.
Broadway. Telephone 1893. 3-tf
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho papers OF all delinqu mt mail subscribers
to the Daily Herald will be promptly discon-
tinued hereafter. No papers will be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance.
No contributions returned.
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NOR EXCHANG e

INOR EXCHANGE
clear lots in Chicago stable for flats resi-
dence good location; for nall houses or lots in
Los Angeles. w. p. LARtN & CO., owners, il0
S. Broadway Los Angeles 20tf
TNOR EXCHANGE-AINE 12-ROOM HOUSE
A with barn and large 10 southwest, for about 70
acres near city imits, suible for alfalfa. Inquire
of A. j. EASTON, III :. lin st. 25
LNOR EXCHANGE--AOUT s120 STOCK OF
IL merchandise, in storeinning; first-class goods,
for city property. Addrs L. w. REID l26 W.
First st. -
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EOR EXCHNGE.

=
NOR EXCHANGE - 10DOM HOUSE, 20
IL feet front, for fruit ran at or near Pomona,
an alfalfa ranch near Los ngeles. so acres of
farm land near Paso Robl San Louis Obispo
county for small alfalfa rah near Los Angeles,
or home in this city. 1l-tm house on Grand
ave-, close in, for fruit rant l2-room house on
Second and Hope sts., for snge grove. nice
place in this cily to trade foa home in Pasadena.
Business block and other Dductive property in
Topeka, Kansas, for city qanch property here.
A fine residence in Seallle residence here, will
assume pay cash difteren. j. a. MORLAN.
Chamber of Commerce. 2W. ith st. lOH
HNHE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AND
L Loan Exchange, 254 s. .roadwayi d. w. Lewis,
manager-Unlimited choic,argans in all kinds of
Southern California realty gents of the Exchange
are among the most reliabhnd conservative deal
ers In Southern California. 2-l3tf
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PLUMBERS.


n II. WOTTON = SANITARY PLUMBING A
~ specially. Estimates given. 206 East Fourth
St., two doors east Of Los Angeles st.
VNRANK A. WEINSHANK, PLUMBER AND
Il gasitter, 24O Z. Second st. Tel. 1856.
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FOR THE CELEBRATION
Completion of the Santa Fe, Prescott and
Phoenix Railway

Phoenix, Feb. 20.-Last evening Presi
dent Frank NJ. Murphy of the Santa .Fe
Prescott and Phoenix railway, held a con-
ference with DR.. L. H. Goodrich, f. F.
Kellner and Mayor Monihon concerning
the most desirable programme for the
celebration in honor of the completion OF
the road, says the Phoenix Gazette.
The fact developed that the special
guests OF the railroad would probably
leave Chicago the first Of March in spe,,
cial train of cars, each car fully equipped
with everything necessary for the entire
trip. This train is expected to reach
Prescott, where a short stop may be made,
on the 4th. A committee from Phoenix
will meet the party at Prescott or ASH
Fork, and during the rest OF the Journey
will learn from the travellers what their
various wishes may be regarding sight
seeing when Phoenix is reached.
We must all look our handsomest, for
these people are coming to see what the
Salt River Valley has to offer to induce
the building OF the road. The extern
territory will also be governed some
what by what they see on then arrival.
Excursion tickets for the A. O. L. w.
meeting on March 18th will be placed on
sale at all points on the Santa Fe system
on Mach 9th.
on March 10Th, and the committee has
decided to hold grand celebration begin
lning that day and continuing for three
| avs-provided the necessary funds can
btraised. So this morning promptly at
O'Clock, the committee will begin their
cahass for the requisite money. Re
mehber the extent OF the celebration will
be gtserned entirely by the success they
meet With. The California papers are
advertling our celebration very eXten-
sively, md we certainly ought to make
a good howing when the great crowd
| comes.
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FOR RENT-.HOLES.


ITO LET-BRAND NEW 5OOM COLO
Il NAL cottage. Union ave. and sashingto n, so
per month. Apply to X. ALTSOUL, 1881 West
Second st. 90
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Kregelo d. Bresee, funeral directors,
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel. 243.
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DACIFIC LOAN CONLANI,
Il INCORIRATED
Loans mon in any amount on all
kinds of lateral securities, dia-
monds, jewry sealskins, merchan-
disc etc. so pianos, iron and
steel Safes ithout removal. Partial
payments ceived Money quick.
Business c,fdential. Private Office
w E.E GRooT, Manager,
Rooms 3 and H. ia $. Spring st.
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Hollenbeck Hotel Cafe. Grill rooms and
private dining rooms. Oysters on shell.
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Ten day. loss of time on account OF
sickness am a doctor bill to pay, is any
thing but plNsant for a man OF a family
to contemplate, whether he is la6orer
mechanic, mechant or publisher. James
o. Jones, publkher of the Leader Mexia,
Texas, was sickin bed for ten days with
the grip during its prevalence a year or
two ago. Later n the season he had =
second attack. He says: In the latter
case used Chamberlain Cough Remedy
with considerable aiccess, | think, only
being in bed little over two days, The
second attack | am satished would have
been equally as bad as HE first but for the
use of this remedy" IT should be borne
in mind that the grip il much the same
as a very severe cold AMI requires pre-
cisely the same treatment. When YOU
wish to cure cold quicklyand effectualiy
give this remedy trial. so cent bottles
for sale by Off q Vaughn, Fourth and
Spring; c. f. Heinzeman; 222 North
Main, druggists
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FOR RENT--ROMS.

TOR REMITTANCE LIST / HOUSES IN
u all parts of the city. s. p. CSSSINGER, 2S7
w First ct a
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EXCURSIONS.
CONTRACTORS.

GONRAD SCHERER, GRANITE, BITUMIN-
" ous and asphalt paving. zS7 w. First ST..
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PIANOS.

NOR SALE-BARGAINS-S STANDARD uf-
Il right piano, slightly used, sa65. Handsome
Ivcrs \ Pond piano, snap bargain, not ia.,' mncl
piano, pedals walnut case, fine tone, S270, cash or
insrallments kOHLER d. CHASE, 2sS 5. Spring
street.
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STOCKS, BONDS AND MORTGAGES


LNOR SALE-CARTER Il BEECHER MIN
It ing brokers, represent leading properties; gold
silver, copper lead ETC.; examinations made and
reports furnished by the most competent and re-
sponsible California experts correspondence so
hcited; information promptly furnished. Office
Sos $, Broadway I2-l2 If
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DONDS BONDS Beds! WE WOULD CALL
ID particular gttentit to some gilt-edge bonds
that we selling to IT purchaser rs per cent,
payable sem-annually.
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SfTUA TONS WANTED--MALE.


Deserving persons desiring employment will be
allowed to insert three lines, under this heading,
two times free of charge
UTANTED - SITUATION, BY EDUCATED
w young Frenchman, as butler in private fam
lily; would give French lessons TO children; best
city references. Address FRENCH, this office. 23
VIZ ANTED-BY AN ELDERLY MAN, GOOD
w home; milk, care for horses, ETC.; no
wages Address J. r.. Wilson block, Lynx room
w ANTED - A POSITION OR WORK OF
w any kind; young able and will
ing, Address A box 100 this Office "A
wv NTANTED-HONEST, SOBER, 1NDUSTRI-
w Gus laborer needs work, either ranch or city,
Address CITY MISSIONARY, care this office. %
wv ANTED--MAN AND WIFE, NO chill
w dren would like care of child over l year of
age: good home. SIS Santee st. %
INEXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE AND IN
IL surance man wishes position either in office
outside hustler. Address Z box co. this office. %
w ANTED- POSITION BY A MAN JUST
w from the east. Collecting, soliciting, etc.
Address NJ this office. %
The herald., 1895-02-22

LNOR SALE FRUIT LANDS IN THE EX
Il Mission Maclay rancho, near San Fernando
and Pacoma on the Southern Pacific railway
within easy reach of the city: 100 feet above sea
level; delightful climate; s75 per acre, easy
terms; also good building lots in West Los Angeles
on the University electric line. Apply to the
UNIVERSITY Of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
rooms and 7, Phillips Block Annex, Los Angeles;
special prices for cash. S-j
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LOANS! LANS! LOANSi
Plenty money loan at per cent.
WOOD d CHURCH,
1924 1913 S. Broadway.
Pasadena office, l6 Skaymond ave,
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VJHE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE STATE
Il Loan and Trust company are enclosed in a fire
proof and burglarproof vault with time locks and
brilliantly lighted with electricity; alcoves at
tached for the private examination Of valuables,
with writing materials; young lady in attend
ance.
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MEDIUMS.

DROF. LEE-DO THE DEAD RETURN? IF
L you doubt, come and be convinced by Prof
Lee, the slate-writng medium; messages given
from your loved ones written states cleaned by
yourself and held in your own hands; sealed mes
baEes answered while in a dead trance; a medium
by the gift OF God. PROF. LEE, 242 L. $. Broad
way; parlors IL and Is. 2-26
The herald., 1895-02-22

NOTICE TO MUSICIANS--THE PROFES-
IN sional musicians of the city who wish TO take
part in La Fiesta concert orchestra, are requested
70 meet the musical committee at La Fiesta head
quarters over Mott Market, on saturday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. A. WILLHARTIrZ, Chairman, 2l2
s. Broadway %
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FOR SALE
$50 per acre, $50 acres frst-class alfalfa land.
$40 per acre, 160 acres alfalfa, close in.
500 per acre, 49, so and TO acre blocks at city linn
it's terms easy. w. p. LARKIN & CO.,
Neuf Headquarters for or Chicago h SMSei Buyers.
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INOR SALE-BY w. ]. FISHER, 227 w. SEC
Il ond st.-sl4 foot lots, Kohler ST., near Sew
enth; sl5 foot lots, Merchant ST., near seventh;
$780, snap, house, 5 rooms, hard finished,
kohler ST.. $780, house, 6 rooms, bath, Kohler
ST. $3.50 $40 cash, years credit per cent 10
acres; $780, IL acres electric cars, Univer-
sty; wanted $4,000, 1oa gross, city property,
rents "a per cent. 2Otf
JNOR SALE-s5OOo, $4,000 CASH, WILL BUY
IL large 9-room, two-story fine house, all modern,
lot, 100x11S feet this place Is southwest,
on electric line; will soon be worth $4,000.
Also number of other good houses, southwest,
from $500 up. w. p. LARKIN d CO.,
20-tf ITO S, Broadway,
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HOMES FOR ALL.

LNOR SAI4E---64o ACRES OF LAND--ONE OF
IL the finest sections of land in Kern county ;
level and deep sediment soil. All be irrigated
from large canal that is supplied from Kern
River Splendid for citrus and other fruits, IL is
close to Tehachepi Mountain: and if sown to al
falfa would yield 1000 tons of hay in season In
quire of S. B. HOLTON, Selma, Fresno county.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WIN LD7-NI1 Observation-Disclosures.
wv ANTED -- a RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS
w man, with good collateral, wants $500 or
more, quick, to use in extending n No. paying
business. Good interest. Might take in partner
having $500 or less on equitable terms, employ
lender OF irst-named amount. Address c. box 100,
this office. o.
w ANTED - FURNITURE AND HOUSE.
w hold goods merchandise; highest cash price;
for Wednesdays and saturdays sales. Los AN
GELES AUCTION HOUSE, SOP 5. Main st.
:" TO BUILD BY ROBT.
w ID. COATES, building contractor 264 :.
broadway. Los Angeles. Cal.
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WANTED-TC RENT.

NJ ASTED-~T0 RENT G0OD S1zF6
w well lighted Office room in good location
we're there is elevator, from SIS to $50. Address
box so, this office. %
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LNOR SALE-THE "NILES TRACT" LOTS IN
Il this beautiful tract now for sale at prices
ranging from 5000 upwards these lots sold only
to parties who will build good houses. POINDEX-
TER & WADSWORTH sos w. Second ST.
The herald., 1895-02-22

HNION LOAN CO'PANY,
~ Slhson block,
Loans money all hds of collateral security,
waLches diamonds, Askins and furniture in
lodging and boarding fuses and on pianos without
removal also on bond stocks and mortgages; low
interest; money at ono; business confidential; pri
vate office for ladies' rem 112. CLARK A. SHAW,
manager, rooms Ill ad 1l2, first floor, Stinson
block.
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Honey Dow.

Much has been written and many
questions have been asked of late in re-
gard to this so called honey dow. fail
10 see any reason or cause why it ever
was or should be called by the name
honey dow" Thus writes Utah cny.
respondent Of Tho American Bee Jour.
nal, who does not believe in the idea
sometimes advanced that it falls as "a
dew from the heavens He saws:
In regard to tho question rs to what
honey dew is made of l presume tho
cause that produces it is pretty much
the Same III all localities. If so. il
should be called "bug juice. " 1t is pro-
duced hero by very small insects, gen
orally known as the aphis fuInily. The
grade can lie defined to some oxtent by
the particular kind of aphis that secrctcs
IT. There arc several species Of green
and light colorcd aplidcs that produce
Il compound which when mixed with Il
better grade of honey can be- passed rs
honey There are tho brown, blnck und
other aphideS whose sccrctions can hard
~ he called honey. The very best grade
of 1t Is not first class honey. have not
noticed the bees working on it more
than once i'll several years, and as tho
bees always gather the best it is proof
that they find something better than the
So called honey dew
Tho insects suck tho sap from the
leaf, and ns ii passes over the leaf ii por-
tion of this honey dow is left sticking
on the leaf. II we place thcm under Il
microscope, we find that thcir bodies are
largely composed of this honey dew.
The laws i'll Connecticut exempt from
taxation for 20 years land planted with
certain varieties of folcs; trees.
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Dora Wheeler Keith.

Dora Wheeler Keith is as versatile an
artist ms ever handled brush, palette and
maui stick, says the article on some
American women painters in Tho New
Peterson Magazine. Her first successes
were made in illustrations and designs.
In the prize competitions instituted bv
Mr. Prang for the production of Christ
mas cards her imaginative qualities
came into play, and her success in these
competitions served to make those quail
tiles known to the public.
In tho last competition Miss Wheeler
carried off both the artist and the popu-
lar prizes OF $1,000 each. and this IN.
usual success i'll competition with many
well known artists emphasizes Miss
Wheeler S ability. She brings to the ex.
ecution Of tho fancics Of II very suggest
i've brain hands and eyes which have
received thorough training. Her work,
whether it be a ceiling, "a picture for
church window, the portrai, of grave
man of letters or of woman Of society,
or perchanco q dcliciously soft pastel of
Il child, is always good, in u refined and
yet strong manner.
Some time ago Mrs Keith painted Il
notable series of American men of let
tors. choosing such subjects us James
Russell Lowell and others. In all of
these portraits the artist has demonstrate
ed the rare talent Of bringing out what is
best III her subject, her own strong,
sweet nature empowering her to divine
and portray only tho highest character
istics of her sitter. The exquisite needle
woven tapestries for which tho ASsuci-
atcd Artists are SO widely known arc
from cartoons designed by Mrs. Keith.
Indeed much Of the decorative work
produced by the Associated Artists
ceilings, mural paintings and other dec
orations-arc from designs by this art
list Mrs. Keith's ceiling of tho library
of the Woman's building in Chicago is
perhaps tho best known Of her mural
works.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

Chap. 846-a JOINT RESOLUTION pro.
posing an Amendment 10 tho Filth
Section OF Article Ten Of the Corsti-
tuition Of Virginia, and providing for
publishing said Amendment nd Ger
flying the same to the next General
Assembly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-20

he'eightieth birthday of Mrs. Eliz-
ebeth Cady Stanton, which occurs Nov.
~. Will be appropriately celebrated by
Gle national council of women at the
aletrogsesta Opsss Aenss. New. York,
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iy the Morris Auction House, Il, H. Morri,
Manager

-, 49,. n ~. 70 THE TERMS OF \ DEED OF
,r ~ Us, i,' , hhn'c l. SUI. IL and sam W Small Il,
iiu' As f>'ee' at" til 30 al V Aprii lisa nr,:
, ,S,"su," he Clerks office Of the Cerporatop
'o u ihv Guy u! Norfolk Va in II X III "
Z o9c: Sia sell ~ pub,ica i,iiuno 4 the nI,m,s,'-
.. NV, - naiN sti"r', northwe>t ,oiner Of T1n,.
: .. an W." ~ stree Norfolk city, Va, MONDAY
49,, 'Vli' nay col Seitemter. 1895 at 4. nclork M
cnu,,,i,, property, as a whole, ts-wii; ILo
.ni. ~ anu 'lti!c oUttt ON hand us.d ~,
ppsi, "lu publishing the ds,ly newspaper mil,
Hneu III the { " of NuTivlk, Va and Eu,,,,i, ~,
ne evening News, formerly Inc sew, ,',,I -, W.
W w nov nc" '9'''ei hhd contained in the rrn,is.s
i,N,,- i.'N it't. iuii'Wc.t c4rncr OF I,ul AM,
.u,nc s!ltc'> Norfolk City, Va ,ouSis,,,, =" ~ IL
n.ne ~ M PAPER, all print ue pr,ss., ,lI W.
~ S''l'' "Io,EN, GUS ctgiuc. II acLiunrv ~.
md ~, per "'.i Ii"neriv oG .te.y nature kim;
in,, s.j i"' ~" used in nting and publish.
nj sHW PAPER Nsn ih" Eool will al .o Il ,,,'..,
i hl'.NH % Al Eve hundred dol "ti,si,
tIstuuc ~ Nonih> miscellaneous pt sluu a. Il ,,,'
"m on IN" ia,i day 81 ccl aud every MANI ~
as n"',rir'I riSnIgts : tai ,iue'6 ne ia,, ,l"y
80 , '.r. ~. bci"rred ptym ms 10 carry IT,
y '' - |ni gay e" safe nnd u Toe >rcurrl hy ,r.t
mn ','. o ~" pl"iclN soil. drawn and recorded At
2elS.ln WI. BANTER. Ju.. Trustee
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stefan and he prescribed DR.. Miles Restora-
tive Nervine. She took three bottles before
we saw any certain signs OF Improvement
but after that she began 10 improve very
fast and now think she IS entirely cured.
sho has taken nine bottles OF the Ncrvinc.
but no other medicine OF any kind.
Knox, Ind, Jan 8, '95. Ii. w. HosrgrTER.
Physicians prescribe DIR. Miles Remedies
because they are known To be the result OF
the long practice and experience OF one OF
the brightest. members OF their profcssicr,.
and are carefully compounded by cxperi-
enccd chemists, in exact accordance with DR..
Miles prescriptions as used in his practice.
On sale at all druggists Writo for DR.
Miles Book on the Heart and Nerves. DR..
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
'Sr, Hi'Ns' RNneAieS Restore Health,
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Girls' Colleges.

y defect III the college life Of Amcri-
can girls that must be noted is this
Tho arrangements are too much after
the fashion of II boarding school, and do
not allow sufficient scope for tho dc
velopmcnt Of individual character. The
girls arc expected TO retire TO bed nj Il
fixed hour and To take II definite amount
Of exercise each day, and-a moro scri-
ous defect--thoy do not each have Il sep
nratc study. Where tho students hoard
out, which is tho case in most of tho
Women's colleges, they share the life of
tho family they join, but where, as at
Nassar, halls OF residence are provided,
two or three bedrooms to one study are
the usual rule
AT Oxford or Cambridge every wom-
an student has ut least ono room to her
self arranged with much ingenuity ms
bedroom study. Hero she works, mcdi-
tates or idlcs rs she likes, receives her
friends, and mistress of her time enjoys
the independence and solitude which are
too often entirely absent from the every
day lifc of tho average middle class girl
Under these influences she quickly de-
velops sobricty and self command, which
are tho best corrcctiycs of giddincss or Of
what past generation entitled comme-
hcnSively "yupors," while tho social
life of the college, with its clubs. enter
tainments and debates, suificcs 10 check
any tendency that may exist TO turn the
student into hermit National Oh
server.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-20

iLilNG FACE WITH TIMI-DR. \. u. RAE-
~ HEl i has put TO- a new Elc,tri, o----,,--
M"'"r L" ran The maciinrry Of Ia, oil ESQ
h,r ana 70 lake tn place OF his stc.mQIfIYIS1
motor winch la, dpuc sucl excellent work IN lie
past His office ma, ryrr ti,orousI,ly r.noyaf,,I
anu 'npr"N' 10 the past lew months, aud i, na,y
,'le o. br hcaI equipped and hi,dtin Dental Ital-
lShm'll' IA The ~"Uth lie ha- all the --latest iu-
i""'td Instruments, with the kno~ ledge twrnIy-
HNt YEAR, tNrcrlonco tn the tis OF ,icntal iu,tru
menus. lhis }, worth something To yuu t.n va
IeAlLciI NHHc' Or y. H. EAREETT is nsri
i"a thg dental ensinss- with plenty Of Dental
'1a''ilh' 10 1t" w kiu". OF Denial work at prices
satisfactory I" all classes of people.
DIR 4. -, BARRETT, DENTIST
once over Is and lJ1 Nialn street opposite ferry.
. ooat landing, Norfolk, Va othCs hours nom D
y IA W y III. iel9-H
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ST. VITUS DANCE.
a Physician Prescribcs DIR. Miles
Restorative NerYine.

DR.. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind:
My daughter Matte, aged II, was afflicted
last spring with St. Yitus dance aud ncr-
yousness, her entire right side was numb
and nearly paralyzed. We consulted phy-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-20

Mrs. Potter Palmer, Mrs. Russell
Sage and Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
arc interesting themselves III move
ment TO erect monument ct Seneca
Falls \. Y, to Mrs. Bloomer, tho lady
who first had the courage to don tho gar
ment that now bears her name
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i'tri'i' fl'T'i-E,
clerk OF House OF Deegaici ana Kcc,cg OF the
Rolls of Virginia. iy2f-flst
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Ky ST :I'S SALE or MACHINE
"lOP, CtPOLA, TOOLS. III't'

3y Virtue Of the provisions contnin.d
~, III, u certain deed 81 trust. date, tho
-.n Gay "i December. 1884 executed
NY IA" southern Machinery COMPANY
70 me as trustee. ana recorded i'm No,
,I'ik "iiic" of the county Court ~
Norfolk county, Va. ana at the re-
H",T' "l ihr creditors therein secured |
SH'i' Hii'l Tor sale az public auction.
at "cio"E T.. n., TUESDAY. Octnb".
ISL, iN''. AT the intersection OF sea-
board nycnu" ana Jefferson str,.1t.
HoHth Norfolk, Norfolk county va.
by said decd to-Wit.