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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-12
BERKELEY.

Inc following gentlemen have been
elscted stewards OF Chestnut Street Nj.
~: Church for the ensuing conference
year: Messrs. NJ. l.. Keeling, g. d. Will
INNS lIanls, Il; Berkley. a. II. Martin. Chas.
ElopS, wilson Beal, i. II. Trultt, Rich
ara Marshall. X. w. Room, w. l.. Berk-
ley, George w. Jones and w. b. Dnugh-
terry.
The following gentlemen were nomi-
na1ed III the respective wards last night
by The Democrats for Councilmcn:
First Ward--J S. Whitworth, Persle
Smith. John Yeo and George Parker
Jr.
Second Ward-J. w. West. II. C. Hum
phries. w. ii. Kirby and Il. Fred Hol-
land, John Cuthrlcll. b. ]. Jones, II. C.
Convey.
MIR. Q. r. Diggs ana family have
moved back TO Berkeley from Gardt-
ner Me.
A CITIZENS TIcKEr.-A meeting
was held at the Town Hall last night
shortly after 10 O'Clock for the purpose
OF nominating Citizens Council tick
CT, to be voted for at the approaching
election to be held next month Mr..
M. Miller was called To The chair, and
stated the object of the meeting.
The meeting had been called by the
Annexation Committee and was held
with open doors. In fact. soon after the
meeting was called to order n recess of
fifteen. minutes was taken TO allow any
one who might be In the nciEhborl,ootl
to come In.
During the recess number came In,
and upon reasscmbling the following
were nominatcd:
First Ward-C. w. Rockafcllcr. j. NJ.
berkeley, Geo. G. Martin and NJ c.
Keeling.
Second Ward-M Miller, John Whct-
stone, c. II. Williams and l.. c. Jones.
Third Wartl-Charles w. Parks. ".
NJ. Tillcy and JacobI2. Reid tcolorc(Dr
The meeting then adjourned. after cv-
cry man present had pledged his sup
port to the ticket.
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Truthful Advertising.

Sensible people don't believe I'm f4ar-
Ing advertisements when they read
in the daily papers of the different
concerns who advertise Clothing at
half-price, &c. We believe in stating
facts. When we claim that we sell
goods as low as the lowest, our claim
can be substantiated Our stocl, THE
season is beyond comparison. We have
clothing for all-for the young, and
the old. and prices to suit the times
BRBSLAUER & ANTHONY.
I'D High street
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Sun,lny scl,ooIomccr.

:, sunday morning at the close of the
sunday school exercises at Central
Church the following Sunday school Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year
Superintendent, r. BohIlen: Assistan nj
superintendent, ]. II. Faison: Score
tary, NJ. l.. Hunt: Treasurer, j. e.
thompson; Librarian. V. a. Grant: AS
sistant Librarian. j. Il. Fanny; Direct
ress, Mrs. Laura Brinkley: Organist
MISS May Friedlin: Assistant Organist
MISS V. p. Grimes; Musical Director
j. n. Herbert: Assistant Musical Di-
rector, L. A. Friedlin'
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CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS
Of the United States Transact Tmpor.
TINT Business I'm Richmond.

Richmond, Va, Nov. lin the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals to-day
Judges Golf, Simonton and Brawley oc.
cupicd the bench The following gen
tlemen We're admitted as attorneys oil
the Court: George A. Frick. Shelby N
c.; II. II. Irvine. Big Stone Gap, va.
The Court announced it's decision in
the following cases:
Bowden-Power Brake Company, ct al
VS.. Westinghouse Air Brake Company
ct al. Opinion by Judge Hughes AT
flrmed as to claims / and Of Patent
360.019, and reversed as to claim 2.
John r. t. Ryan, ct al, VS.. Kanawha
Valley Bank. Appeal from the Circuit
Court OF West Virginia. Affirmed.
Samuel Sloan and John S. Barnes,
trustee, VS.. Mitchell Smith. Appeal
from Circuit Court of South Carolina.
Affirmed.
The following cases were argued: r.
Evans Brown and william II. Carter,
plaintiffs In error, VS.. the Cranberry
Iron and Coal Company; defendant in
error. and j. Evans Brown and Will
liam Carter, appellants, VS.. the Gran
berry Iron and Coal Company, appellee.
Cause assigned by Charles A. Moore for
plaintiffs in error and appellants, all
r. II. Battle for defendants In error and
appellee, and submitted.
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Smmhcnn, akeefIn~.

The Taylor Sunbeam Society held
their regular monthly meeting at the
cavalry Baptist Church Sunday at 2
D. M, and elected the following off,
GERS: John Walton. president; w. III.
Ford. vice-prcsident; William IT. l..
Shepherd. secretary; Miss Maud Dill.
treasurer; Miss Edith Ford. organist.
This society is progressing nicely,
and all are invited to join. Meets every
second Sunday In each month. Come
and join. Seats free
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Query.

Please answer the following question
lor one of your readers: why is IL
that every fourth year is leap year. and
VI VIII be leap year, and still there
VIII be no leap year I'm 1902" Our
teacher cannot tell me. SO have rererr-
ed the matter to you for an answer.
a SCHOOL GIRL.
The question Is one which. like
school Girl. we cannot answer, but will
leave It 10 some of our readers to do
so, If they will.
CITY EDIr,OII
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Ife Is An Escaped Conyict.

Deputy Sheriff Abbott yesterday re-
ceived letter In response to one
written by him to the Supernt endent
OF the Penitentiary at Raleigh In
curing about the negroes John Brown
and Stetson He says that they do mot
know Stetson. but that Brown is an
escaped convict from the penitentiary.
They had them working on the roads.
He Is the negro who broke into Levy's
'store on County street, and stole a
quantity of clothing. &C
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No ,1cctinga, the CIV un,,.

Owing to misunderstanding and the
small, number OF persons present there
was no meeting OF citizens ut the City
Hal last night The meeting was to
nave been held to take some action in
regard to the employment of outside
labor at the Seaboard Air Line shops
and discrimination against home me-
chanics. IT was determined that n com
mittee wait on President ST. John TO-
day and lay the matter before him
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Fire In the County.

Mr. George T. White. a well-known
farmer living at Grassfield, Norfoll;
county, lost his barn and a quantity of
nay ana corn by fire on Saturday. He
succeeded in saving all the live stock he
had In the barn. His loss Is estimated
at $500, on which there Is no insurance.
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Successful Counterfeitinc.

On Wednesday morning from 10
o'clock until IL, we will again give
Portsmouth people an opportunity TO
buy 81 bills for 95 cents.
All should come, as the person getting
the 50-cent dollar Will be given one
genuine dollar free.
In connection with the above we Will
sell one Line of Goods. All Wool. ~
yards wide, for % cents. This Is q rare
bargain. which all should avail OF.
A. j. PHILLIPS,
302 and 304 High ST.,
Under Oxford House.
Portsmouth. Va.
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The Popuiace Greatly Excited.

Berlin. Nov. ia dIskA-ech from
Constantinople to the Cologne Gazette
says the excitement OF the )1oulace
throughout Asiatic provinces of Tur-
key is greatly increasing and the Porte
Is especially alarmed over signs Of iR-
surrection in various parts OF; Syria.
Another conference of the ambassa-,
day. ~, 4. I. "a
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Yesterday Morning. Promptly, the
Advertised Hour, We started Our
Big special Sale of Dry Goods
ana Crowds Were in Attend.
nnce Throughout the
Day Mt Hnmmill's.
Come To-Day.


Come To-Day.
One case apron check bingham at 4a.c.
yard. worth Sc.
One lot beautiful styles Dress Goods
ut l9c. yard, worth Csc
One lot Chenille Covers at s11e each.
worth s175.
One lot Fancy Silks just opened at
b9c yard. worth 75c.
One lot 40c Dress Goods at 24c. n
yard.
One 1t 75c. Black Figured Dress
Goods. Just opened. at SOC. a yard
One lot Acc. Table Linen at 29c. q
yard.
One soc. Table Linen at s7Mc. yard.
Another case Of those &c. Towels at
$40. each.
One lot Ladies' Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs. worth 20c, attic. each.
One lot Ladies 12Ac. HandkcrchIefs
at DC. each.
One lot White Blankets, worth SITS.
at csc. Il pair.
One lot Kid Gloves worth one dollar
at 79c. per pair.
One lot 62kc. Black Figured Dress
Goods at dec. q yard
Ore lot extra wide White Wool Blan-
kets worth $3.75, will go while they last
n $2.9S per pair
One lot Sc Blankets beautifully will
be sold at s4.9S per pair
Yard and q half wide French Elan
nels. worth 75c., at Csc. yard.
One lot Napkins. worth &c.. will be
sold at &c. each.
Another case of those 75c. White
Counterpanes will go at Soc each, while
the S1.5O quality will go at CSC. each.
These prices only for cash.
HAMMILL'S,
800 High street
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FnmcrnI nfnCI,iId

The funeral OF MIR. and Mrs. Hirsin-
Dotham's little child took pla q from
their residence in Scottsville. Sunday
afternoon. The services were conduct
ed by Rev. Mr.. Martin The remains
were Inferred In Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Justice HAYNES, Court.

Francis Plummer, stealing corset;
ten days in jail
Asa Saunders, assault and battery;
dismissed on the payment of costs
Lansey l5nrke, continued for further
examination for stealing SIG from w.
e, Bruce
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They Arc Bcnmtics.

What? Why our line of mems suits.
which we are selling from 81. so upwards.
For good suit or overcoat for yourself
or boy we are headquarters. Our goods
fit better. look better and are better
than others. LEVY & JACOBS.
200 High street
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Rheumatism

Is caused by Tactic acid in the blood.
dooa's Sarsnparilla neutraliEes this acid
ara completely and permanently curts
rheumatism. BE sure to get only Hoods
HOODS PILLS cure nausea, sick head
ache, Indigestion, biliousness Sold by
all druggists. ~ EtFH -
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DicYcIe Ereo.

A bicycle free, now running In Charles
r. Welton & Co.'S window. Everybody
has chance at II by buying 81 wort h
Of goods. Call and see It. 1872 and 1884
High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-12

The National Polish Museum on the
Lake Of Zurich recently received the
heart of kosciusko. Kocsiusko left his
heart to his goddaughter and heiress,
Emile de Zeltner, who married the late
Count Morosinl @S
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Hastings Court.

Commonwealth VS., Mat. Stenson.
maiining; six years in the penItentiary.
commonwealth VS.. same, larceny;
fifteen days in jail. X
Adjourned until to-day.
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NOTICE 10 NORFOLK COUNTY. TAXPAYERS.

or one OF my deputies will be. at the
loiiowlnE places for the purpose of re-
ceIvlng 1915 taxes and levles: 524
Deep Creek ToWnship-Deep Creek VII.
lhEe, November is 10, TO- III ~
1,r riess mt, droye Townshlp-Mall's Store,
nnrn 6orl sEis N9xemser IL; Halls store.
bros: store. November 20. $3.50 i;
:. Butts Road rownship-C. L. Woods
store, Centerville. November 81; Laban
lyeH' Store, Hickory, November %: Goo.
w 1nsr, store. Butts Road, November e.
l,crkey, November 20, ri; odd Fellows'
Hall South Norfolk, November ls 81
western Branch Township-J. w. Rut-
Trotman:s Store. Churchland, NoWen.
Der q: West Norfolk Postoffice, Novem-
Der 20; Courthouse. Portsmouth, Novem-
ber,1. ISl5. ~ 80 - -
no7-tdt s. w. LYONS. {,
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A big reduction on. carpets, rcfrigera-
tors, canopies, and oil cloth for the next
thirty days. Buy now and save money,
at J. S. Crawford's.
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CI,ildren's suits ana Refers

All the newest things known for boys.
Never saw such beauties, for half
what they used to cost-s1.25. 81. SO and
81. NJ. ROSENBAUM,
11G and 11S High street
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The Result for Cash.

$3.50 for Black Worsted or Chevio
suits. It's the lowest notch yet.
Nj. ROSENRAUM.
I ZIG and 118 High street.
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FOR RENT rhcrcc-story brick hou,o 1(I
crawford street, ten rooms; city water;
Onth, lntrobe and gas. Apply 722 Third
street. Possession january /, 1856
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spot Cash Brings Down Prices.

To-day good suit costs but So, s6.7
or 81. Mind you. good suit
NJ. ROSENBAUM,
116 and 118 High street.
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D. v. Gaskins. Funeral Director and
smoaimer' Sio Middle street, Ports
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.luitable for gentleman or lndy. as n
driving horse. Call at S25 King street
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FOX SAIIE-Three and half shares
OF stock West END News. Norfolk,
va. Apply to JOHN II. WINDER,
oeaboard Air Line Offices, Ports
mouth Va noG-tf
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FOX RENT-Neatly furnished house No.
hoi North street. Portsmouth,: has four
cold water: possession ut once. JOHN
. C. NIIGMIIElCR, 4O7 Co,Irt St. nn12-1w
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FOR RENTING or three large rooms.
Apply ut No. 42O Dinwlddic street.
noS-3t
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PoRTSMoiu,.T.lHllApu,sss.

MORSE. THE JOB PRINTER viii do
your Printing. fo5 Crawford street Sta r,
building. side door, Portsmouth, Va.
Ielephone 1309. nol2-1m
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STORE Tor rent. COS Crawford street.
" no 9-3t
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Office of the City Clerk,
fnttn.Il (st,,,,x,l.,.. =.

----- CIIICU VI iIIV City NIUrK,
Council Chamber
Portsmouth, Va, Nov. H. 1885,
g EALEiD PROPOSALS WILL RE RE
o'clock y: M. for furnishing the city Of
portsmouth. VI. with G0.00O BUSHELS
oE OYSTER SHELLS. moro or less.
delivery. on the wharf or on the STREETS
Proposals to he accompanied with a bond
The committee reserve the right to re-
jcct amy or ali proposals.
Proposals to be left with the City Clerk.
JOHN j. KING
nol2-5t Chairman Street Committee.
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NOTICE.

! have this day appointed Mr. ]. u.
FANNY as my agent for mo and i'm my
name to conduct, supcrintcnd and carry
ON the GENERAL. GROCERY AMI
MEAT BUSINESS in Portsmouth, Va.
hol-2w II. d.. FANNY
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WOOD AND COAL FOR SALE. 1

soe High street. Portsmouth. Va.
The Lamar register., 1895-03-30
Rich Red Blood

In the body OF an adult person there are
about IS pounds OF blood
The blood has as its most important ele-
meuts, small round corpuscles, red and white,
IN proportion Of about 800 red to white one
II the number OF red corpuscles becomes
diminished and the white ones increased the
blood is impure, thin, lacking in the nutrition
necessary to sustain the health and nerve
strength OF the body.
Then That Tired Feeling, Nervousness,
scrofula, Salt Rheum, or others Of the long
train Of Ills, according to the temperament
and disposition, attack the victim.
The only permanent remedy is found in a
reliable blood medicine like Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, which acts upon the red corpuscles, en-
riching them and increasing their number.
1t thus restores the vital fluid to healthy con-
dition, eIpels all impurity, cures Nervousness,
Tha. Tired Feeling, scrofula and all other
diseases arising from or promoted by low state
of the blood.
That these statements are true we prove
not by ou= own statements, but by what
thousands OF perfectly reliable people say
about Hoods sarsaparilla. Read the testi-
monial In the next column from = beloved
clergyman. Then take
The Lamar register., 1895-03-30

seemed in distress. He sank down
and dug his hands deep into tho
sand All at once peal of thunder
shook the solid earth; a fash of
lightning leaped down and seemed to
lap up the sea and ships Bud nm
covered his eyes. and 10 a moment
his shrill yoioa was added to the
chorus Of agony sent up from among
me hames OF the fated steamer.
Lightning had struck her, aud the
boy had heara the sailors say that
she carried a consignment OF coal oil
The light was bright enough now,
and tho watchers could see small,
dark object leave her luminous side
and head toward shore II was the
small boat Bud screamed In ecstacy
as he saw q man. Carleton. work az
the oars The time seemed al eter.
nifty, and the boat overcrowded as
II vas with women and children.
seemed 10 make no progress. 1t
was In danger Of swapping. How
long before the explosion must
occur2
The boy threw himself face down
ward on the beach again and waited.
Presently he lifted his eyes and saw
the man in the boat rise and gently
put back the hands that we're ex-
tended toward him. as II in entreaty,
and then with a long leap spring
Into the ocean Bud saw him strike
out with strong. confident strokes.
While the boat relieved of his
weight made leap forward
Then there was sudden
dArkening OF the sky. as the
flames sWIrled downward. followed by
a long reyerborating shock and roar;
glare that turned the heavens into
Ere. while the waves Kissed around
the scene with foam at their lips
stained red There was a hurryl Ing
back aud forth along the shore; the
whirlioV OF long ropes, lasso-like.
over the waters. and. after a while, a
few charred. blackeuei Shapes upon
the beach
Bud opened the Office door at half
past ,.
This is a nice time for you to
show up, growled the city editor
Where's Carleion' Did you get
that copy2
Bud approached the table slowly,
fumbling in his coat with trembling
hands
"rve brought the copy" he said.
his lips drawn and asheu- Its q
little wet cause twas IN his pocket,
boy put his band up to his
The Lamar register., 1895-03-30

Teacher - Now. Willie, suppose
YOU we're to hand a playmate your
las, apple to take a portion Of
wouldn't you tell him to take the
larger piece' Willie-No. mum
..You wouldn't Why" "'Cos,
'twouldn't BE- necessary Cleveland
Plain Dealer
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Hoods SarsapariIIa
The Blood Purifier and True Nerve Tonic.


Little Miss Brickrow-With all your
airs, don't b'lieve your folks has any
family heirlooms.
Little Miss D'Avnoo-We haven't eh7
My mamma has a breastpin that my
grandmother bought at the Paris expo
sition and struggled in herself.
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L. inpatiently through tho
"a, Of smoke rolling up over the
2. s.u,er table In the reporters
"
lpa yoz &c, tho story. Carleton p
rssd
/ .C,rletou is no; In yet. Mr.. How
]. orc Of the men replied ''He-H
| .,the door was shut with a bang.
so@n minute later. when the
- worried voice inquired;
| -ghsrcs Buds No suppose he
l.t,c BE- found. either Did any
!. ever Know him TO DO on hand
~ be vas santeds Here. bud.
,ss srimy-taeed galley and gen
= u;lllty boy in question came In
Il his proofs. ..go down TO the
"A Of , street and End Carlet ton
k--s'. wreck of the point but It
r, Do ls any good unless he gets
,vlih shat copy pretty soon- We
70 prcss at s o'cloek-in just two
k-s-
z. stopped Nth a half smile, Tor
\ Aoy wAs already part way down
!, ,,Alr. on hi. way 20 the street
Use o. - knew exactly why We
W. tie weIrd. shrIveled specimen
SsThood tho name OF Bud Pos
h IL was because OF tho certainty
sli that he would never become
|ss..1rl He vas a thin-shonidercd,
k-.ksu-ehestsd little fellow. small
y. ,or bis twelve years. With a
krr-,eAiarod. anchiidish TACO and
h ,zzgesiion OF eternal Group IN
Tglec.
b. tolad no difficulty in locating
y rr,ck. although he could see lis
VI spArs outlined against the sky
BE- better by running along the
~ irout az far ms III street The
RI which had finally caused the
sasisg had been raging for three
u, bad subsidized tribe. and from
b distance the great black hulk
szsd resting easily upon the
sss On account, of the hour there
nv bat few spectAtors-only the
rvisg life-s saving crews. the pa
sl,sa And tho inevitable groups OF
ss.d wharf rats And Bud OBJ
rsd. Sith delight that not an
be: paper had = reporter on the
rs he looked around for Carrie
.zG some one told him tina, the
.sap" that had been writing there
"a long time. sitting on an over
k,e1 small boat haa at last
xsted the little craft and set OF
he half submerged ship
he hadn't oughter. either. the
y continued This water Amt
peaceful as &, looks We had
~ pail get,in' In the last trip
~ the passengers. and the wind Is
a.A higher every minute
i WAs true that the clouds mao
I'm 70 roll again. while The light
pa threw ever sharper and more
sged iAngs across the sky Inc
fss on shore made hasiy prepare,
ez. 10 put out There were siil!
fAsy people aboard the wreck.
-zbsr o. them women and children
Il vas the first one in the boat
Tome out OF that. youngster.
p sailor. ''Be quick with you
IN goIn'." cried the boy. i've
~ TO see Carletou-l've got TO-
p you"
he man lifted him out sat him,
o. ungently, down on the wet sand
r pushed of the boat Win
sfee cry the boy was after him
Raging ike "A monkey to its side
Be sailor Ioosened the boys hands
r he dropped backward into the
Paier He scrambled to the shore
F. stood choking with impotent
re, strange oaths pouring from his
= and his frail hands heating AZ
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lrpBRoUGHT THE COPY.
,.s EDITOR WAS GETTING
uAp AT THE DELAY.

-, rraa Gone 80 . wreek-A Light
[-....trurs craft and = Death spread
=, r.pioslon-Caricton Died. hut
~. PAD Cot the Copy.
The Lamar register., 1895-03-30

"In view OF the benefit l have had from
Hoods sarsaparilla wish to give the follow
ing testimonial. have several times been
badly
The Lamar register., 1895-03-30
had No Recurrence

Of the burning and itching sensation which
had marred every previous summers outing.
have reason, therefore, to be enthusiastic in
my praises OF Hoods sarsaparilla-" SAMUEL
s. scusELL, pastor of Free Baptist Church,
Apalachin, n. Y.
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Large Sores Broke out

on my body. then purchased bottle o
Hoods sarsaparilla, and after using that an
a half OF another bottle, the sores and hume
disappeared | attended the Christian En-
deavor Convention in Montreal and ais
visited the Worlds Fair in the hottest weathe
of the summer Was on the go all the time
but
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-02-23

& BowNE la ama universal meTecda de la
han despertado la codcia de nustraes que egan
Al eecto espreos roductDs
ON de SCOTT papel del mismo color para envoveas
cto exterior fin de ucarse expensas de los
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1895-11-30
r1.nes mat Cannot swim.

More than one species Of fish Ii met with
which cannot swim, the most singular OF
which perhaps Ii the maltha, Brazilian
fish, whose organs Of looomotion only en-
able It to crawl or walk or hop after the
manner of o toad, TO which animal this
fsh to some extent bears q resemblance,
and IL Is provided with q long upturned
snout The anterior (pectoralD fms Of the
maltha, which are quite small, are not
capable Of acting on the water, but can
only move backward and forward, having
truly the form Of thin paws Both these
and the ventral and anal fms are very DIFF
ferent from the similar fms In other fishes
and could not serve for swimming at all
Other examples Of nonswimming fishes
include the seahorse, another most pecul-
iarly shaped inhabitant Of the sea, which
resembles the knight In q set Of chessmen,
and the starfish, Of which there are many
specimens, which mostly walk and crawl
| on the shore or rocks, both being unable
20 swim.-London Fishing Gazette