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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
MUNYON'S
ANSWER.
Tell the Truth and Nothing But
the Truth.
DO tAis Remedies Cure Or MOTT $50
says The People Have II Right
no Know And He Refers TO
MANY Who Have Heen Cured
ANA Who WiIl Checrfully
Answer All Questions.

SNIhere islno punishment too severe SAVE
frof. hlunyon, for those who deceive or
take advantage o. the sick. You may
sen shoddy garment for pure wool, aud
you only Affect mans purse. but when
you palm oil spurious med cine on a
suherihg ana possibly the loss of u
precious life.
DO Munl ou's Remedies Cure? If they
40 they should be in every house. Ii
they 90 not they should be PUBLICLY con-
aemmed anu their sale prohibited by
law.
Certainly. every opportunity has been
Afforded the public to test his no \ e,iies.
thousands OF walls have been given
away IN all the lea ding cities of America.
Newsphpers have made the most s. arch
ing lnvestigat on and thousands of peo-
pie haye testified that they have been
cured.
Prof: Mnnyon does not claim that his
remedies VIII cure i'll every case but ls
prepared to provo that they do euro over
W per cent. OF all durable cases. when
the remedies are taken according 10
direct onS.
Ierhaps the best evidence that can be
ohered Is TO refer to Il few of those who
nave tested tho remedies and let them
tell The facts i'll their own way.
"a Boston Physicians praise.
DIR. George Z. Brooks. 90 Temple place.
Boston, says: 1.-The effect of ROT Mum
yons treatment is marvellous. ono OF
the patti sntS brought me VAS a lady VII o
hhh chrome rheumatism for years. Her
Knee aud ell ow Joints were stif, and she
suffered great pam. Munyon's i.heuma-
iism Cure gave rel ef fom pain i'll few
hours, an inside of twenty our hours
she was feeling belt r than Tor wears. |
shaii us Munyon's Cure Tor all my Gases
in the future.
Munyon homeopathic Home Remedy
20, OF Philadelphia. putt up specifics
ior nearly every disease. which are
sold by all druggists, mostly for Is cents
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

While the public is taking such IN
active interest in The Casket in stock
taking, the Messrs. Greenwood
Will postpone indefinitely. their an
nunl inventory. Low prices, large
and varied stock and constant acces-
SONS prevail ut l5S Main street.
Chronometers properly rated at the
only place The Casket." Watches,
clocks ana jewelry properly required
and satisfaction assured.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

Messrs. Horace S. peed and Jas.
Nj. Jordan have formed co partner.
ship under the firm name OF l.. NJ.
Peed y son, to conduct the ship
chnndiery and ship supply business,
at Water street and Roanoke ave.
nue..
October lst, 1894. se30.su, tn tt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

In all cases OF disordered stomach
and liver, collie, diarrhCra. crsmns
dyspepsia, Indigestion, loss of apple.
lite or chlils, try DIR. Moran's Stotn.
ach bitters, manufactured ct Nos.
3o7 and 3S9 Church street.
aul.no1 ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
"a Boston Fhysicinn's praise.
vi arc IssR:D.

NoRroLK. VA, January %. lso5.
A SPECIAL CpNVEN rION or CHARITY
LOD III, NJ. 10. X. Of T.. will Ice <-sr%
ned THIS Sunday AFTERNOON GA
January an, at > o'clo K. 10 pay thcts ~ ~
l'S' SAD tribute OF respect 10 our de- SSy,1e n
ceased brother, loRAN C. SMITH. NSsSS
,NrNuerS oi sister lud Sesare iraternal- SS.LS
~ invited TO unite with US.
by order OF {. c.
ja27-1tt X X - ~ " :, a.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

When you are sick try DR.. Reaye's
Hertz remedies. My patients are
many" Ask about it. PSI Queen
street. SN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

10 u E.--.TIiE MEMBERS OF liar
.'N.V. MONY I.OnGE ...s,..
no. ~ l. o T.. are hereby mott. 5i,;ssssii-
I Vs., 10 assemble e. Their hall lIl>
c."rk' ior the purpose OF paving our Ia tri-
lH,e OF respect 10 our deceased brother. l.. c.
ohlIH NJ MIXERS will wear white gloves and
'Hn,fai uai IS. Members OF Sister Lodge. and
visiting odd Fellow, arc faternull, in gitcd TO
united with us. '''' 10
Nv order of n q.
JA-'-!t JOHN T. CROSS, Il. g,
TIE ANNUAL MEETING oFTHE STOCK-
h"'IrrS Of TIE NORFOLK RUUpiNG
nIb ~ - NiNf co lPANl will bc held
A. IN" once Of NJ sr Myers X Co. - Main
street. on MONDAY February i!ih, ISIS
hy order Of the President,
jy27-2w s rc,i.a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

Don't buy on credit when yor esn
get fine tailor-mgde overcast AT
cost Tor cash. Nichols & Wallace.
100 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
TIE Friday GrENiAv

The german on Friday night was
one of the delightful eeries beino
gwen this season by the FrldnT
Night Club. 1t WAS led by Alessrs
John Wingiield and Edw. WIylcoy'
The chaperones were Mrs. X. A
Dobie, Mrs. VIM. a. Cooke md
Mrs. Walter Upshur. Among Inc
young ladies from distance VIM
were present were Miss Conrad. of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
haiiy.

Several cars en- route; must he
SOiu also some on track here. Ii.
T.. Owens, 275 Water street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

Catarrh originates in scrofulas
tnint. Z. +. T. purifies the blood
and thus permanently cures catarrh.
Prior to stock taking, February
LIST, we will offer diamonds and
watches at the very lowest figures tn
cash buyers. L. II. Gale. 1872 Main
street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

" NlU ttIt ) UUttY OItUI fS OFUhtF'.
BREAKFAST Apples Graham
Mush. Butter Toast. Breakfast stew. Prunes
Coffee.
DIN ~ Err. Veal Outlets Sweet Po.n-
toes Canned Corn. Cahba Salad. White
and Graham Bread. Apple Tafts.
SUPPER Fread and Butter. Baked
Potatoes. Dried Beet. Canned Peaches
Cake. MKT
BREAKFAST STEW.
This is called big hash" Cut cooked meat
and potatoes into small pieces. stew and
thicEcu he g-ayy lit le. Beef stew is made
of unlocked meat and potatoes. with an onion
If desiIes or OF cooked meat and fresh pota-
toes. Either one OF the three kinds should be
slowly cooked
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
The Virginiian's Daily Hints
HOUSE-kEEPERS /!
Bill Of Fare
-EOR-
TOMORROW,
Monday, 2Sth of January.
lcorrRIGHTl

DO MOI 'rOa 'eih grace ,uaspoicn,
Who ufe'S daily bread is broken.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

The ladios' reception in the hand.
some parIors of the Business Nen's
Association on Tuesday afternoon
was most enjoyable event, and ono
that Will not soon be forgotten.
The rooms had been beautifully
decorated by Mrs. Tom Hen derson
and the Misses Pickett. Every one
who went, expresses herself AS hay
ing had perfectly charming
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
MRS. HUBARD's RECEpr1oN.
A EXCITING INCIDENT.

AT Miss Annie Old's cat home"
Thursday afternoon there was quite
an excitement. y large lamp shade
caught fire and would have been
quite serious but for Mrs. Phi
eatman's great presence Of mind,
taking the flaming shade III her
hands aud putting out at once.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-10-26

When within year Of the age ut
which the generals Of our regular army
are put upon the retired list. Count Won
Waldersee has been promoted to the
rank Of field marshal Of the German
army. ana the kaiser's promotion Of him
for bis skill In the recent military ma.
neuvers at Stettin Ii taken to mean that
he will be the comma nder OF the I'm.
perlnl armies In case Germany shall
become involved In war. We retire
our generals when they reach that time
OF l.fe at which they are regarded In
Germany. and also In other European
countries, Us the hest fitted for mill.
tary command. Lieut.. Gen. Schohell
must 20 because he Is o. years old. %
one year older than the newly crea tcd
Aeld marshal. Won Waldersec. OF Cor.
many. The master strategist, Won
MOllkc. was over seventy while he com.
handed the cOnQuering German army
IN the last war with France. There IL
Il stunning lot of generals ON the retired
list OF the regular army OF the United
States. II Is absurd to retire q gen.
eral. or any other man. ut u time of l.re
when he may he at his best.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-10-26

Henry Lyons was born In Chicago
In 1S,iS. Ills father was a drunkarti.
his mother u pOverty.stricIcn working.
woman. At the age OF he was sent
to the br!dcwell. He served terms re-.
pcatedly for minor otYenses between
1877 anu 1855. when he was committed
to the house of correction for the seri.
Gus crime Of robbery. In 1883 he was
arrested for assault. In 1850 lie was
sent to the bridewe!l for burglary. In
1904 he was arrested for burglary.
Within six months he was again ar.
rested for a criminal assault. When he
mnuled q companion to death he had
served one term IN the pcnitentiary ami
twenty-one In the bri,lewcll. He had
been arrested over mo times! The
Judge who sentenced him to death could
find nothing In his career that appealed
for mercy. The States attorney who
prosecuted him declared he was a Grim.
lnal from birth. The question In whether
Henry Lyons, alcoholic by birth, en-.
couraged to crime by environment. u
wo!f.child among men. could have
closed his career elsew than on the
gallows. DID he have a fair chance?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-10-26

II Is In order for some one to come
forward and boldly put a stop to the
growth Of the increasing mass Of liter.
AZURE which has sprung up In relation
to the "bicycle face" The subject Ori,:.
mated with u number of theorists who
doubtless saw an opportunity to win
nOtorle;y by exploiting u doctrine which
should put Prof. Lombroso and DR..
Nortlau In the shade. The theorists
reasoning process Is easily to DC con.
celved. This, they said. II an era Of
degeneration. Second. one OF the chief
factors In this era Is that immensely
popular and hllarity.making instru.
ment. the bicycle. Therefore the dcgcn.
Grafton II to he traced to the bicycle,
and therefore. also. the signs OF tn.
malady must be stamped OH the wheel.
mans face. Having by deduction con.
Guided that there must be such a thing
as bicycle face. the theorists let 90
their doctrine ana left II for others IL
substantiate the argument. II possible.
by observation. Thus We have the the.
Dry of "bicyclc face" and II becomes
u duty to explode the fallacy. There In
no bicycle face. What the theorists
think they see Is merely the coun:e.
nance OF the wheelman IN It's normal
condition as he speeds along the asphalt
ana sadly reflects upon the fate of
people who can't ride what he fondly
calls "blke." 1t Is not suffering nor
nervousness nor vet apprehension of
the trolley which gives the wheelman
that occasional look OF unhappiness. 1t
Is n genuine pity for that part Of the
world which can only walk or ride III
carriages. 1t Is the same emotion
which actuates any benevolent person
on rejecting how much better or he Is
than his ne.ghbOrs. That IL all. There.
fore the sO.called bicycle face IL com.
mon to many people and due to many
diverse causes. and disprOves its name.
The only real bicycle face Is the face Of
rider who has tipped over and rubbed
his glowing complexion into the native
earth,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-10-26
the REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL CON-
HENTION.

There seems to be considcubl
npatll. on The part of the Republican
managers In regard to making an effort
TO get the national convention held IN
Chicago.
This II not as II should be. Chicago
is pre.cminently the convention city.
Central location. hotel and other ac.
commodations. M well as u number Of
the finest kind of meeting halls. are all
In its favor.
Besides the record of Chicago as u
mascot convention town should be
borne In mind. 1t was here that Gar
field was nominated. Here, too. II was
that Grover Cleveland was first MONT.
mated twelve years ago. He was elect.
cd. -Four years later he was noninn ted
In st. Louis and was defeated. while
the victorious Benjamin Harrison was
named IN Chicago.
/, -Four years later the Republican party
managers took their convention M
to Minneapolis ana renominatcd Har.
rison up there. Grover Cleveland was
nominated In Chicago and lie beat the
stufiing out OF Harrison. sweeping the
country by I'm enormous ma jOrity In NIL
the Southern States ana smashing the
Northern column by carrying such
States as Illinois, Wisconsin. Michigan.
and Ohio.
n the Republicans have to submit to
an extortIon Of 100000 ana have there.
fore lost heart In the fight to get the
convention, the Democrats should he
careful not to follow suit. They should
get their shoulder to the wheel nj once
and get the flower Of the party to Us.
semble In the Garden City once more.
and once more name winner. hut this
time true Democrat. No time II to he
lost. however: the convention should he
taken up ut the very first opportunity
by the Central Committee.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-10-26
THE CHICAGO EAGLE.

different regions Of the vertebral col
umn.' Or on the next page: Identify
the humcrus. radius, ulna. carpi and
phalanges.
This relates to a mud turtle. Now In
the name of common sense what posi-.
BILE good can arise from an ability to
correctly answer those questions?
But I can tell you something more
important than all this" continued Mr..
Trudc. land that Is that at a meeting Of
the high schools committee of the board
Of education last evening II was def
initely decided to dispense with the
study of biology In those schools. The
matter was brought up by me and I
Illustrated my talk with excerpts from
Boycr's book. The truth of II IL that
the only man In the room who protested
to understand them was Prof. Night.
ingalc."
This biology fad Is on par with all
mon schools nothing more than the self
isl desire of specialists to make of their
requirements. training and knowledge
along special lines. marketable com.
modify In the most lucrative manner
possible and without regard as to
whether those to whom they dispose
of 1t receive due value for cash re-
ccived or not. II represents the suc-
ccssful efforts of specialists to make u
market for their specialties of the com.
mon schools. or. to put It differently. II
may he said to be the result of sue.
cessful attempt to make Of "a special
study II part of essential studies. It Is
Il icon" game by which the public Is tn
bc fooled into the belief that special
studies are not special studies. but nee
cssary to the mental equipment of the
youth for the battle of life along the
ordinary lines and In the ordinary avo.
cations IF life.
l; IL gratifying to sec the passing of
the fad In the common schools. Let the
specialist go study his special branches
I'm the higher grades of education when.
the ordinary having been acquired. the
special can properly he taught. but let
our grammar schools be no longer Il
field for the scholastic sharper who
attempts to dispose of his wares aud oh.
tain the public money under false pre-.
lenses.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-10-26

Much to the relief of the Frcncl.
ministry. which authorized the move
ment. the troops of France have captur.
Ell Antnnanarivo. and now hold sway
over madagascar. There IL no doubt
That Tor some time the outlook for the
French on the island has been extreme.
~ dubious. so much SO that the Frcu II
ministers have been anxiously cndcav-
oring to disclaim as much as possible
the responsibility for the expedition.
The fever and the climate of the coast
had been threatening the lives of the
French soldiers for some time when
the generals In command decided upon
the risky experiment of flying column
detached from the regular lines of com
munication with the purpose of taking
the capital by assault. The dash has
succeeded. although 1t does not seem
possible that had the Hovas attempted
any really adequate resistance 1t would
have done so. A column like that sent
overland by the French II exposed 70
manifold dangers and Its complete iso.
latiOn IN the country of an enemy makes
1t only too easy n matter for the hostile
forces to lay waste the country and
defeat the invaders by starvation IL by
no other means. The Hovns. however.
missed their opportunity, and Madagas.
car Is under French control In fulfill.
ncnt of the plans held by the French
government ever since Great Britain
agreed to recognize that France had a
zone of influence on the island. 1t Ia
not likely that any one will try to ,s.
cribc the invasion to any other cause
than desire for spoliation and con.
quest. France In Madagascar was le,l
by the same impulses that acturtcd It
In Siam. II Is after territorial aggrnn.
diZcment. ana the success of It's efforts
IL q startling proof of the fact that we
are not yet past the day when civilized
nations consider that they have NOR.
al right to appropriate whatever loose
territory weaker powers are unable to
maintain against them. No doubt I'm.
gland Views the present conquest with
dlsfavOr. but she IL the last Of nations
to assume the right to protest. Posi-.
bly, her complacency during this mancn.
yer Is due to desire for q return of fn.
vors whenever similar performance
may be undertaken IN her own inter.
est. 1t Is easy for one of the powers of
Europe to overlook affairs of the kind
II there IL room to believe that Its own
peccadillos In the same direction will
be allowed to pass unhceded.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-10-26

No one could have been surprised by
the fact that the "barber shop law
was generally disregarded In Chicago.
Although 1t has been In effect for only
Il few months 1t Is already dead let
ter. 1t was one OF the silliest develop
ments OF the legislative silly season.
so trivial In itself us to be hardly worth
talking about. but important enough,
as an expression OF the growing dispo.
sitlon Of legislatures to NEEDLE tact.
lessly with tho private concerns OF the
people. New York State suffers from
q similar ridiculous enactment. only
there the boggllng lawmakers carried
their Observation-Disclosures to the extent Of
exenipting New York city and Saratoga
during certain part Of the day. A.
II Sunday shaving could he sinful or
evil In Brooklyn and Buffalo all lay
but only wicked In New York ana Sara.
toga after y. m. Tho people OF Amer.
len. harassed by Ill the forms Of legis.
lative folly. may well pray the Lord 10
so turn the hearts of their governors.
senators and representatives that IN
time they may give us fewer laws ami
help us better to enforce those when
we have.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-10-26
When Plantation bitter. Drakc. n

When Plantation Bitters Drake, away
back In early war times. besprcad In
letters OF yellow and black. over all
the board fences Of the United States.
the cabalistic inscription, IS. T. 1870
NJ" he set the fashion for landscape.
Dissertation In the interest Of advertIs.
Ing. \ new method Of damaging beau.
tlful scenery for the sake Of calling at.
tentiOn to patent medicines or other
advertised wares has been put into
practical use In Switzerland. where
large white and yellow letters, placed
on the bottom OF the lake Of Geneva
are made visible on the surface by re.
fraction. What agony would the aes.
thetic soul OF Jean Jacques ROussea u
have endured could he have looked for.
ward hundred years! Some OF these
days enlightened public sentiment win
SO strongly condemn the odOpt'pn of
barbar0ns advertising methods tina,
those who employ them will injure In.
stead of aiding the business for which
they are invoked. To some extent van.
dallsm provokes resentment that lin Ii
vent In Withholding patronage at the
present day. The most businesslilie
ana reliable advertising IL that which
addresses the public through the col
unns OF the newSpaper press.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-10-26
the fADS MUST 90.

Our eminent ana brilliant cOntem.
pOrary, the Evening Post. deserves
credit for the warfare which 1t has been
waging upon the fads In the public
schools of Chicago.
One by one 1t has powerfully attack
ed and knocked out the humbugs which
have perforated ana eaten to the very
core our public school system In Chi
cagO. We now learn with pleasure and
satisfaction that that superlative hum.
bug. that concentrated essence Of sub
limated nonsense. the study Of biology.
Is TO be knocked out Of the common
school curriculum.
Here Is what A. =. Trude. for years
a leader on the Board Of Education,
has to say concerning the matter:
II never favored the study. ana !
went to Mr.. Nightingale and impaired
to him the fact that a large number o!
parents objected to their children
spending their time In the study of the
nocturnal habits Of frogs and crayfish
and earth worms. Just think Of a
scholar attending what our constitu
ton calls the common schools. wherein
instruction = to he given on those mat
tiers and subjects which he II to bring
into requisitiOn In his daily life, and
being fed material like this" turning
TO page . OF BOyer's Biology:
"'Internal Anatomy. Study the ax.al
endoskeleton In dry preparation on
connected bones. examining the prep
arati0n from the ventral side. Note
the notifications OF the vertcbrac In
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-10-26

IT the beginning OF the month OF
August Patsey Casey, son OF John
Casey. Of bridgeport, Conn.,. was ex.
actly live feet high and weighed 100
pounds. There came an unusually Lot
spell aud Patsey began to grow. In n
few weeks his father was compelled to
buy larger bedstead for him. 1t was
followed shortly afterwards by anO.l.-
er and still larger one. The hoy out
grew his clothes as fast as they could
be made for him. His shoe bill ass,,n,.
cd enormous proportions, and a hat lasy.
ed him only ten days. His father 10.
came alarmed ana called In the doe.
tors. They We're much Interested N
the case. and pronounced 1t absolutely
unique, but could do nothing for him;
and Patsey Is still growing. His pres
ent stature Is q feet . inches. and he
weighs 16S pounds. THAT Is TO say. he
has gained fourteen inches In height
and for'y-eight pounds In weight. ani
the end Is not yet. In some particulars
this Is the most marvellous tale OF tho
year thus far. :
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-10-26

away the best of the bargain. II thinks
that the North Side has been fouted
and ignored In an aggravating way by
the contemptuous refusal of the rail
road company to provide means for
light traffic from the North to the South
Side boulevard systems. IL believes
that this concession could have been
wrung from the All Hog road but for
the weak-knccd action of a number of
pin-headcd snobs who undertook to rep
resent the people of the whole North
Side. hut allowed themselves to he
"conned' into acuuiescence In the i'm.
pcrious dictum of the Illinois Central
Railroad.
The Eagle warned the City Council
against being either fooled or bulldozed
into relinquishing the public rights In
this matter. Now that the ordinance
is passed. 1t should stand firmly by the
proposition that there shall he no d.
version of the measure from the ends
for which 1t was projected.
The consent of the War Department
to the scheme was obtained on the rep
rescntation that the newly made
ground was to be used as a public park.
When the property was dedicated by
ordinance of the City Council it was
dedicated for park purposes; 1t was on
the understanding that 1t was to be a
park that the deal with the Illinois Cen
trail was ratified last Monday: and 1t is
only on these grounds that work can
ever proceed.
The Council will not he alone In pro-
tcc,ing the city from any con game or
sharp practice In this matter. Mayor
Swift will be- honest and true. and
there IL also one Maurice J. Moloney.
Attorney General for the State of I'LL
nois. who may have word or two to
say before the whole matter Is settled
forever