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srRueaLE A SALOON.
""'ieemnn covered with wounds.
others Nearly AitIeu.

,S,,EATlLn, WASH, Oct. ls.-Aua 10.
,l oI nn attempt 10 arfeet John Con.
nei ioi the alleged robbery Of $40 from
ppenioru k9usor, a sailor, while In
,IahIoi Me Namnra's SALOON today, Pc.
nOenhn John Corbett II lying a, tue
poinl OF death In the Provil, nos hos.
p,uhI us body covered with knife
.pundt; Conner is also dying from
bullet wound made by tins police
aisn's plsiol. In jail are Rouser, with
's wounds on his hsnas, held a. .
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rirht Against Lower nai,..

SAN FRAgoIsco, Oct. To- Judge
MoKonnp, Of the u. s. Circuit eouri,
has granted Temporary Injunction
restraining the stste railroad commis-
sion from putting into effect on October
10 the fcFosud sight par cent rsauc.
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DIED OF srARvArIos.
Took No sourishm.nt for over Two
Months.

CHEYENNE, wyo., Oct. l4,-Mp.
John A. Grover, VINO died ut Laramie
yesterday Of starvation, had took no
nourisbm snt except a glass Of milk for
over two moptbs. From 200 pounds In
weight she wasted away TO seventy.
Ave pounds. A most extraordinary
circumstances In this connection IL that
the alimentary canal failed absolutely
to perform its offices Tor ten weeks
prior TO death. Local physicians regard
The casp No one OF tins most extraordia.
AIRY In medical annals. She lost tho
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MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS
OR CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, ETC,

Don't forget that Headquarters, simply because
we carry the largest and best line q goods r the city for
the least money.
Whether you want to buy not, come in anyway
VIII try and make you feel ut home.
Our premises have been considerably enlarged and
remodeled therefore will have ample accommodate
vast crowd of bargain. seekers.
We have made great reductions in all departments,
and our Fall and Winter Stock is Now Complete.
Bear in mind the place and number.
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esTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNE DARK BAY HORSE AHorr TEN
~ yuats old, white saddle mark
one bay hurtc al Out twelve years oil, 10 d
if the above dcseuurd animals arc not
claimed aud takeu away on Or before october
j.. lsg1. hoy will be sold NJ CITY EstTay Pound
JOHN O. MATruN,
rosrd Reopen
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Utah Commercial aud Saving. hank
general banking business; pays per
~<nt on dcpoats. y. Armstrong. Prest.,
p. w. Mats9D, vics Prsat., J. Il. Jsn-
nians, clHi,isr.
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TC Our
Country Visitors,

On your visit to the city TO attend conference,
extend invitation to everyone to make their head
quarters with u.s. the Waslch Block, and in need of
anything in the line Of wearing apparel, such rs
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DIR. Mack hns r.turned from San
Ffanoisn and ha9 tAken elegant dental
Uiilcts on 4ih nlor Atlas block.
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42c yard
Portieres.

Chenille Portieres, with elegant dado
and fleece to match, yards long, worth
$500, at
s275
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matnblem OF purity recf gnizod by
i nn p Of houseketperr, Price's Bak.
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japanese inject pow der has no equal.
Sure extorminHtor, at Godbs Pitts
drug ntoTe.
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1sTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNE sUunLL HORSE ABeUr NINE
~ ycars Oia, hind feet and ace white,
lett thl4h.
~ tAr ahore dssrgihod nnImsi " not claim.
and iGkcn away ON or letoro the .lrd DAY Of
pound at2p. m.
JOHN o. NATION,
lound keeper
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zoe 10 5000
Children's Dresses.

a beautiful assortment Of new and
stylish Dresses, ages > years t' u
from
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Expsrt cooks use DR.. Prics's Baking
Powder because IL adds to their fame.
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Linen Department,

81 Tinsel fable Covers in cardinal
and green mixtures, worth $3.50, at
Csc zach
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IS A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS.

The attendance upon this sale has been
phenomenal, Our bargains of seasonabe
goods, our always ready cash bargains pro-
duces wonderful results. We will give you
this week greater values than your ever
dreamed OF.
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Flaiinels.

Printed SwanidoWn IN stripes and
figures, worth aSc. at
l5o yard
Gray and Brown mixed twill cd, all
wool, Skifling Flannel, worth Asc at
29c yard
French TSilled Serge Flanneis, worth
Coo, at
42c yard
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Donestics.

Io-I or az yards wide Unbleaehed
Sheeting, special at
l6So yard
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SL25 10 Si7.50

Chldrcn's Short Coats IN Eiierelulh,
Eiderdown, flannel. broadcloihs, etc.,
assorted colors, rom
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Emblem OF happiness. comfort and
henllh-Dr. Proo's Baking Powder.
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Home and Foreign Missionary,

Ard IA n desirable s"quiaition sl,o ~
avery Student OF Theology aud othss
porson who values thu means OF 1dvo-
astlzg and deiondins Scrip.urany md
Rlr,orioally tho PriuciPiss Of the Gospel
1hs wishas Of the ooInplora, that tia
wosS b. published Without prons so a. to
Be within tia reach Of every person do
siring IT, have bOsn s.u5lea In this 40
voii As the hrSi edition, and thossfors No
discount ezoep, for cost Of postage Ia al
lowed 10 dealers.
The book Is bound in fo1r dinereui
styles and sont postpaid TO any address
at the following
DpJnVc. as cents, So oents.
fhlUEDs a6 oants. and 8llo.
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sl.5o to $500
SPECIAL NOTICE!

We are $40 wing a most elegant line
Of Beaver, Mink, Martin, Asuachan,
Otter Csper, at lowest prices, ever eX-
hibited In tins city.
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Chi.dren's Goats.

a carload OF the prctii,si, nobbicsi
Childrtns Coats aud jacssls has ar.
rived, all the lalos, novelties for all
ages from 1 year to 100 years.
Chiidren's Winter JAG cts,
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n The Key to the Situation

\ III you suffer from Sick or Bil.
ious Headache. Consultation,
Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, or
any arrangement OF the stomach,
liver and bowtla-is DR.. Piefce's
Pleasant Pellets. Mildly and
gently, but thoroughly and e.
feciively, they cleanse, renovate
and feotilate the euftre a,sete,,,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
MINERS TO MEET.
To Form mn Association to Develop til,
South's Great Resources.

To Form mn Association to Develop tin.
South's Great Resources
There will be a great convention Of
southern miners i'll Atlanta Oct / and ,.
1t is called for the purpose Of taking
steps looking TO the formation Of Il
southern miners association, the aim Of
which will he to bring about a moro
complete development Of tho south s
rich mineral ranges.
The auditorium ut the exposition
grounds has been engaged for the con-
vontion of miners, and it is estimated
that nearly thousand Will he in Mt
tendance
From promoters of the movement it
Is learned that the principal object Of
the convention is TO consider in a urac-
teal and bnsincsslike manner the best
means to incite Il greater activity and
revival of the mining industries which
in many sections Of the south have for IA
long period lain comparatively dormant
and need stimulation by tho active CO.
operation of capital.
While there has been an increased in
terest of late III southern mines and
minerals, the great undcvclopcd wealth
OF this section is to bo moro clearly
demonstrated and the advantage of Sc
curing it moro generally portrayed
through this assemblago Of the scientific
and practical business men who are hest
qualified 10 place this important matter
before tho country and the world. At
lanta Constitution.
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n Point Conceded.

Southern conservatism in regard to
women has conceded ono point. The
University of North Carolina has con
fcrlpd tho degree of LII. ID. on Mrs.
Corneiia Phillips Spencer, who is the
first woman to receive the honor from
that source.
Tho distinction is the well mcri,cd re-
ward of many years of faithful service
on Mrs. Spcnccr's part. Although tho
university has just celebrated its cen
tcnnial anniversary, it barely existed
during the rebellion, and soon after,
like Wordsworth IS famous Lucy Snow.
1t ceased to be- but Mrs. Spencer
succeeded i'll arousing enough interest
among Its alumn;c to rcanimate it,
She has taken II prominent part in all
efforts TO increase tho efficiency of tho
university, and Some time ago an at.
tempt was made to recognize her sorry
ices, but the southern feeling WAS not
ready for such radical action, and it is
only laioiy her friends have seen that
the comforting of degree is suitable
manner of expressing to her their graft
tudc and esteem. New York Press
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loose rein to each passing phase or Ieoi-
ing. Like children, they often weep un
der slight provocation or no provocation
at all / confess it gives me n weary
feeling to see 200 pound woman cry
ing like baby.
81 believe woman has higher moral
and spiritual nature than man, given to
her for the uplifting and purifying of
the race. BIT it has been sadly obscured
md cboked out by tho overgrowth of
the abnormal emotional temperament,
| hope women will ALWAYS be gentle,
tender ana relneu. 1jut III outDursts or
emotional fury there is neither gentle
ness, tenderness nor common sense
$50 | am hero today to ask learned
men the world over, each within his
own sphere of influence, to aid in teach
ing women self control Let us have
womanliness, by all means, the moro
tho better, but let us stop Mysteries It
can be done by tho exercise of the god
like human will.
'Bocausc.of bcr unframed intellect,
her overdeveloped emotions, the wo1 III
has never yet behold woman at her best
estate. With her intellect unfolding like
"a flower, her hands trained to useful
work, free to make of her life what sho
will, woman will bring to bear ON our
civilization the higher forces lacking to
it today. This is woman 5 real mission.
Through her tho race will become
strong, wise. healthy and beautiful, Mt
tanning power and n glory hitherto
seen only in the visions of poets and
drcalncrs -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
MORBID CURIOSITY.
Many Sightspcrs and Would lie Purchasers
at the Scene of the Pitczel Murder.

Many Sightspcrs and Would lie Purchasers
at the Scene of the Pitczel Murder.
a whimsical incident connected with
the development of tho Howard Pitezcl
case ut Indianapolis is that there are
daily applications to tho owner or agent
from persons who either want to pur-
chase or lease tho property Several prop
ositions hive been made for tho pur-
chase outright, and where otherwise tho
owner expected To hayc picco of dead
property on his hands it is moro likely
TO turn him n very handsome profit
Tho cause for this unexpected and
singular demand is hard TO account for.
unless there is purpose to turn the
property into museum rs ono Of tho
places whore Holmes got i'll his work.
Every day the promises are ovcrrun by
eager sightsocrS, who have already car
ried Off everything portable mr. souvenirs
Tho other morning a woman hraycly
presented herself to DIR. Thompson with
the information that she had found
moro bones, They were carefully tied
i'll her apron, and upon exhibiting thcm
to the doctor they wcro found to bc "A
fresh soup hone and several chicken
bones.
John r. East of bloomington. while
state agent Of the 4IItna Life Insurance
company, employed Holmes to canvass,
and he gave him &25 for travelling OK
penses Holmes visited Cambridge CITY
and Richmond and turned in consider
able business, for which he received
$3.50. Then he suddenly disappeared,
and when Mr.. East visited Cambridge
City and Richmond he found that al OF
the applications were forgeries. Gin
cinnati Enquirer.
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Heroic L.ittlS Woman.

If there is Il heroic littlo woman in
this country, one of whom every Amcri-
can should feel proud, it is Mrs Jose
phinc ID. Pcary, wife of Lieutenant
Penry, tho arctic explorer, and also a
first class arctic explorer iii her own
right. She had Il terrifying experience
III the icy la,itudoS of the far north not
SO long ago, but is now making ready to
try another voyage. She is also raising
tho funds whercwith to equip the ship
with which TO rescue or aid hor husband,
who seems to be jccbound far up in
north Greenland. Sho has already lee
tured before large audiences and raised
9oodly sum of money and has now
second lecture with which she hopes to
produce tho amount Of money required
for the expedition New York Advcr-
tiser.
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A Sensible Request,

Tho National Association Of Letter
Carriers want the pension system intro
duced into their ranks, but they do not
ask Uncle Sam TO furnish the pension
fund. All they request is that "a law
may be passed by congress providing
that II per month shall be taken from
the salary of each letter carrier and paid
into fund. Out of this carriers Of IS
years service, upon retiring. are to re-
ceive 500 month; 20 years service.
$50 month, and 30 years service, $40
a month That looks both modest and
self reliant. Boston Herald.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11
He Had Common Sense.

An Australian youth showed that ho
had the knack of getting there" He
was undergoing an examination for q
position in the civil service, and the ex-
eminer had written, What is the dis
lance from the earth to the sum- Not
having the exact number Of miles with
him, he wrote, Il am unable to state
accurately, but don't think the sun is
near enough to interfere with the proper
performance Of my dnties.H Lget this
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REAL EsTATE AGENTS.
H. [. HOGGARD& CO..
Real Estate and Rental Agents,
l2G MAIN STREET.

For NENT-lls an | III Baxter nyepue
40 ana III Corprcw, 10 Atlng ion Place. 10.
io't lo1 highland. III Gihbs. 4O4 iark,
toDer LIST. i6t Butte. ~" falkland 100 hnuel
ZIG and 3ls Main street. SEQ each: uIce
store corner OF Liberty and Eighth strcets
Nos II. Is, York st.cet. October list. I,.5
loH SALE - Two houses on Mn:tbv
az, nee. ono Wllloughby. two on CLAY two
on Lott Two Iunstall, ihrcc on Highland
one on Kelly ono on CorWew two nice
houses on Mariner street ono ON Gb,y. Two
on Falkland, one on Iiermuia lots on i,onsh.
ireemason. 'orprew Marshall 81 feet front
ON Main street n.so suburban propert, and
farms. Phone 7il.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11

Mrs. George William Curtis, tho wild
ow OF tho iamcnted editor, cSsayist and
scholar, may lIo seen almost any of these
fine summer afternoons driving spirit
cd team Of horses on Richmond terrace.
Staten island. Among her ncighbors
Mrs Curtis has Won almost as much re-
nown for her good horscmanship as sho
has for he. deeds OF charity and kind
Hess.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-11

kEPiNG PACE WITH TIME-DR A. ID. BAR
Motor TO run the machinery OF his Of *
nee ana 10 take tn plsee Of his stcamaIfffYS
motor which has done such excellent work In the
and Improved in the past few months, aud il now
que oil Tue beat equipped and lifted up Dental Es,,-
lson"nts In thr south. lie has ali tho lat e., Inn
proved instruments with the kno~ lie lee OF wenrv-
hve ears experience i'll The use OF dental nlrii-
ipente. This Is worth something to you. Can Won
realize ITS Nalue' DR.. a. ID. HSRliETr is liked
Tor me Dental business with plenty of Dental
satisfactory TO all classes of people. re''
~ DIR. 4. D. BARRETT, DENTIST,
once oyer J Is and 100 Main street. opposite ferry
" IN 10 III. jelLtf
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PURSUANT TO THE FOLLOWING DEEDS OF
! FuSi, duly recorded in The Clerks office OF Nos
!ok 'i'y, W., tnd a. the request Of the creditor
sner. IN secured will sell nj public uucIon at tia
Norfois Real Estate and Sto.k Exchange No. lis
SIN str,St. Mt ~ O'Clock M WEDNESDAY, Sep
'e,,pci Is, iS.t, The following property. tu-wit:
fnst ALL THOSE FOt Il CERTAIN BRICK
uol Pes AND LOTS, Situa. on the ", st side OF
nnich III, ct, Jnst north ~ Princess Anne avenue
unS numbered 80 j3S, $40 aud 5I2 ON said stree,
i1o 81 nus ma lo by T. y. Webster and HUSBAND,
i reo,uary 10Th. 1891. AMI recorded in deed
"ooh ~ page 30, Clerks Office aforesaid
SscondmAi THAT CERTAIN FRAME HOUSE
80 LUl situated on the west side OF HupLe,
I;r nr, "nl ton Ward, 2O2 feet north irJm
- Hihoi non avenue said house &, utans sir
rooms, lot 2jxiI2IS feet. Duesi of trns n,a a IN
i , f. FRANKLIN and husband, Gated Aupn,, srn
~, ~; atu recorded In deed COX y; nae Iss
Clerk office aforesaid - f"e' ''''
i'l. THAT CERTAIN FRAME UOI.SR
AND ioI sitca ed on the west side ui t;iIj 40.
i n,', niani let Ward loo feet no III from Hiyh
iHhu az ehue said house contains sir Iooms' Ia,
H,' ~ 'en' PC OF trn:t made by 4. H. aud j. i
d'ei book "a, page SlS Ks office ator esaid -
GEO. W pEY Trustee
,o-, h. l.. PAGE & Co.
Auctioneeis
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seeds
| RUSrEES SALE OF. MACHINE SHOP Cd
P0LA, TOOLS. ETC


,,i ny vIiue Of the provisions contained in Ger
Ger, 1881, executed by the Southern Mncbin.ry
cIn.pahy 10 M ~ tru,tet, and recorded in ths
county, Va and Al he request of the cr.Ii'nrs
therein secured, | shall orr Tor sal" nj nmfiir
Of SErTIMBER $50 At tn i n% ts ia,n pAI
rrarh az ne and Jefferson street South Mr..
com' . Nvi'0h o9"n,y Va the flcwing property
Que CuPoL.l. with lininy.
Seyen LADLt-, with huudIts
.OFolt BIpWkR. with counter sbat md l,,
t Eme l xitH WiiEhLRAnRow. '''
~ns DkILI & i"E YI5!!
,,re POWER HACK SAW with ,t.ut
one 1000 roUNDCiiiAjT n nytS
one ANGLE TABLE for jriil press
-Four BsNcn VICES
One riPE VICE.
one prII.L ,'IiUCK.
Two RIA KEr DRILLS
MACli merry PATTERNS numbered fro,,,,,,
10 ~ iuc.u,i ~" aud II nitrous oth,r Sim!arIta,-
ttris ana var'ors other tools such \, aparr,,,Ir
,c-rturi"i ma.h ne shop anu m-ition%u ~ "a
ic'triD iu lad deed oi trust. FinnIIy nj " ,,.
tnf t,y Va sad de ct 10 me, con, cd laol'he.e
HHMS OF SALE CASH.
S4'''ll T. IL. SIMON, Tru.tee
by H. l.. Page It 60, Raj Estate Alieiiourr. "a
l"nk street.
RtsIEE' IS,LE9E Nv. AND Galsr MILL
WITH TEAMS AND T. OILS
by Writ re OF decd Of iru I dat.d octor.r ,n,
VI, "hi - request Of the party ihrrehy sc,r.g'
WI 81 ~ r'hlic auction. on FRIDAY M. ~
uay 81 seGtrimbI /, a9'. at II M al IA, rom, ~
~ NIl'm.k Teal Esta . Exchange, Nor,oY ~
all Ht Iil. ,liAllEL PROPERLY ,onycvct
-! r. T. Stott and wile t" nae. a. trusl,o IN t,t1
u.ci OF trust VIZ ono saw Mil lusl and 60 NJ"
t my on, Jury nCh Grit Nj l. a Saw, shaft =
iH!ley> hel ms ana loos Va Use In Tho .,,I I,iN
which is 10 .at"i near North West ur,ir. IN ~.
,or toNn.E Na;a - t"O pats o. s.. or, and ,ury
!m.s ana OF Vi iwent tive En'irug chains Nd
'"' hundred dogs. TERMS CASH.
.y,., WM. II. COLLINS,
. thu lee
II. l. PAGE SEQ
AuCuoncyp
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AUCTION sA,.Es-rUrUxE par


by II. l.. fage & c., Real Es'nte Auctioneers. No
IL Bank stree.
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Il! II. L. Page Co., Il al Estate AIeiinnr,-, "a
lauk street -
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RISIAE' So LIZ OF AW ANpGPISr NH
WITH TEAMS AND T. uLS u
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-23
A STATESMAN'S
''''''' ENDORSEMENT \
The Hon. Wilbcrt D. Farnham, Jr.,
Tells How He Was Cured by Us
ing Munyon's Remedies.

The Hon. Wilhert D. Farnham Jr, whose
samo went before the voters OF Mnssa-
rhusctts last November. az u candidate fur
Pecretary OF State on he Prohibition ticket,
= one OF the most prominent men III the
East. lie resides at 81 HevonshIre sire t.
oSiou. Mas. Ihis is what he writes of
Nnnyon HomWo pathic Remcdiei:
y seldom write Testimonials. but am
glad TO give this one. or the many meci-
,ihes have trio TO relieve the terrible
distress OF indigestion. ! know OF nothing
flcal TO Prof. Munyon's dyspepsia Cure.
L nave suffered with this trouble for many
gears, anu during al unusually cyerc at
eack last month friend gave me small
eottle OF MUNYON'S Dyspel sia Cure.
Munyon's stomach and Dyspepsia Cure
cures all forms OF in DIGESTION aad stomach
troubles. such as cOns ipatiUn. rising OF
Rood. distress after eating. bloatin OF the
stomach. palpitation OF the heart. shortness
OF breath aud all niicctiCns OF tie heart
caused hy indi2 cstion. 1T suo,hes hoals and
fn igorate' tsomachs that have been weak
cnci by over. cat ny. or whore the lin ny of
Aie stomach has been impaired by rhvsic
and injurious me licines. Price, % cents
Munyou 5 homeopathic Homo Remedy
Company, of Philadelphia, put up specifics
Cor nearly every disease. which are sold by
all druggists. mostly for % cents bottle.
Those who are in doubt as to the nature
oil their diseases should address Prof Mum
Jon. 1893 Arch street. Philadelphia, giving
rnil symptoms OF their disease. Prof. Mum
son viii carefully diagnose the case and give
son the eneiit Of his advice absolutely free
o. all charg-. The Remedies will O sent to
any !dress on rece pit of retail price.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-23

Now is the time TO prepare for
spring.
Everybody knows what tho spring
does Tor orr ystems-clogs tho secre-
lions, renders the organssinactive, de
presses the nervous strength, and
lowers the vitality of the blood.
If you wish to keep well, therefore.
during the trying spring months, take
the medicine which, above all others,
makes people strong and we'll DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy.
1t cured Hon. l., p. Strickland, of
- Taylor street, lCleveand, Ohio. He
says:
81 have taken DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood aud nerve remedy. and | feel
IKE new man. 1t has cured mo of
chills, hot flashes, bloating after eating.
cold feet and shortness of breath.
have also had n iistula for over twenty
years, and 1t has almost gone now. /
cannot express how thankful am that
! used this wonderful remedy"
The long list of cures by this remedy
S MISUNDERSTANDING, in fact in
medical history. 1t cures more cases OF
disease than any and all others medi.
cines.
The number OF names of our most
prominent and widely known citizens
who have been cured by this great rem
edy, and who write testimonials III