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l am in better voice and general health than at the beginning. have constantly used the Johann Hoff's Malt Extract with my meals and kindly ask you to send one case, in care of the Steamsr Citp of NeV York, on Tues day, as I leave on Wednesday, and would not like to be without it.
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Is Yonr Head Right 2

If not, take dose of ROUGH ON BILE PILLS, prompt, thorough, effective, cathartic, anti bilious They are chocolate coated land very small Never fail. roc. and s5c.
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sTARIN's NEW HAVEN TRANs-
 FORMATION LINE.
,, Daily Exce,.t Saturdavs

DhlIY EXce'it Saturdavq
 z sllSs... .e Str. JOHN H. STARIN. Captai1 Mo Alister, leaves New Haven from m m. sundays, < Tuesdays and Thursdays. Str. NM NM .. EGERTQN, Captain Spoor Mondays, Wed7esdays and Fridays. The Starin leaves New ork from PierlS North River, at b. m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The Egg erton sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays
 Fare, l5ei excursion tickets, $I3j. StatN, Tickets and staterooms for sale at J, NJ Limos, jr.s 85l Chapel street; Peck & Bishop, 7G2 Chapel street; Tcntine Hotel, and John Morse. jl Center street.
 Free stage leaves tho depot on arrival oe Hartford train and from corner Church and Chapel streets every half hour, ,commencingat bills of iading issued to points vest south and southwest. 0. H. FISHER, Agent. Order your freight via Stariu Line
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FtOugn on COugny.

A Throat and Lung Ba1sarn. Safe and re. liable for children or adults. A popular and effective remedy. Esc- and 35c. at Druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
HORSELESs CARRIAGES.
Tho Time Seems Itipo For Their Intro
duction and General Use.

Tho Time Seems Ripo For Their Intro
duct!on and General Use.
1t may be some time before the per-
feet horselcss carriage becomes II thor
opghly familiar object Oh our streets and
highways, but it is evident that the re-
cent race Of such vehicles from Paris to
Bordeaux and back has given an impetus
to American manufacturers which
should not remain long without good re-
suits.
For some time the dwcllcrs along
Madison avenue, New York, have had
tho opportunity of watching the work
ing of one or two horsclcss vehicles,
which seem TO do we'll ON the asphalt
pavemon;s, and now VIC are told that
the system will DO given trial by some
of our great retail dry goods houses in
the delivery of goods. The motive agency
to be used is gas produced from pctro-
leum, which will give one horsepower Mt
cost of only cent an hour for Lowell
roads.
The horseless carriage is making de-
cidod bid for the welcome of our fin dc
steele age, and it would be well if our
manufacturers, protiting by the expert
ments made in France, should attempt
the production of the most perfect and
handsome vehicles possible. Indeed it
may be asked if the time has not come
to think Of horscless carriage races in
the style of the recent one in France. =
Now York Herald
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
LION STOPPED A THIEF,
Tho Strange Household rct That Ciawcd
an Intruder.

an Intruder.
a young lion kept in tho house of
Frank q. Callahan of Bridgeport, Conn.
as pet, attacked and say;Lgely clawcd
burglar the other night.
Tho family was awakened by a roar,
quickly followed by u shrek of terror,
tho sounds Of crashing glass and two or
three humping sounds, rs if Il body was
falling. Then all was still The gas was
lighted, and then it wns found that u
burglar had entered by the kitchen door.
he had got as far as the sitting room
when Claude sprung at him, and the
thief i'll his terror dashed through Il
window to the ground outside In his
fall he carried away the sash, rose
bush, balustrndo and overturned the
winter hogshcad
Bits of the burglars clothing hung
from the window sash, and largo piece
of his trousers WAS found on the floor.
which was evidently torn from the bur
glar by Claude The hon is one of lii
ter born in the Barnum 4 Bailey winter
quarters. When it was no larger than q
cat, it was given to Mrs. Callahan. She
has brought it up by hand and has
taught it number Of tricks. -Philadcl.
phia Press
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
The Geographical Congress.

The programme for the sixth interna.
mona! geographical congress. which will
be held in London from July 26 to Aug.
O. mas been received with special ap.
provai by members OF geographical so.
cletles and other Interested persons. The
definite assurance CT an event of unusual
interest and consequence in the advance
OF geographical knowledge is embodied
IN the information compiled in this
form
After consultation with eminent geog.
raphers OF diifctent countries, the organ
lzng committee has made arrangements
Tor the treatment Of cc:,ain selected sub.
?eots OF wide Importance and permanent
Interest. Now York Tribune.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
Germany Tool WHY Not,

and now story concs to the effect
that Germany also is getting ready to
e1tort smart money" from little Nj
caragua The claim. ia "a old one, dating
BACK to 1859, nearly 30 years, but what
OF thatf Limitation does not run as
against the demands of the powerful
1pon the feeble and the helpless. All
Germany needs to know is that Mica
ragua has no protector and that the
spectators before her have left something
worth the trouble OF seizing. Washing.
ton Post.
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Tho Infinite.

40 seal" said. 80 restless seal
What of the life that hero we sect
What doth IL hold for those who stand
AS one upon thy wave beat strand,
Ere for the Toy age they quit the landf"
Thus answered me tho glorious sea-,
With Its mysterious melody:
"lnfinityl lniinity!"
80 seal l said, 80 bcnuteous seal
What of the love that rests in thcei
TWO forms thou foldest face 10 face;
They clasp con yet III fond embrace.
What of the love we here doth tracer
Thus answered me the glorious sra,
With its mysterious melody:
"Inhnity. lntinityi"
40 seal" said, go solemn seal
For these can aught more ever be?
They lived, they loved. they rest at last.
What OF the death to which they passed,
To anchor safe from every blast5"
Thus answered me the glorious sea,
With its mysterious melody:
"Indnity! lnluity!"
80 seal said. 80 wondrous seal
What OF thysclfi Unbomdcd, free,
Thy trackloss waters surge and roll.
What president, mighty, deafness soul
First fashioned thy stupcmdOus wholc2"
Thus answered mo the glorious sea,
With its mysterious melody:
''Infnity, lntinityi"
beatrice CLAYTON
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
EnlightenIns tile Geocraphers,

Ihe japanese ere letting the hgh,
INTO some OF the territory they have
picked up. They have completed cen.
sus az Seoul. Che capital of Korea and
una that the population consists of l2a
ooo men and e1. 900 womea. This is de.
c,aeoiy more than the estiEate of geog-
lspnsfs, and pokhaps she Chinese cities
ais o. are lnrger than has been supposed
sAsA Louis Globe Democrat,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26

WELDON SULPHUR SPRINGS MONTGoN1
cry county, Va, open ~ yi-it"rs June Ise,
l'H' III, So sIiugs nte situated the summit ~
The hll'HhRny Mountains; the curative rropert
oi the wFterS a." well establish aud aiap;cl To
wide range OF diseases The Recommendations nr.
ht t-cia's III every respect. Descriptive pamplete
ana rates iuniNhed on application RDGEWAt
ioIl poPrctOr myl9-2m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
ROANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRING.,

DYSPEPSIA, HAY FEVER. LuNG. HLAGe
THROAT AND FEMALE TR JULES
RELIEVED.
OPEN lST JUNE. ELEVATION . 200 FEET.
sulphur. Chalyhcatc, FIcestunc and Limestone
Water No toys or danipncSs. Write for descrIA
i've pamphlet, containing analysis OF waters. Ger.
tiHrac' "i former guests, cnlincn, PHYSICIANS
terms. etc. j, H. CHAPMAN
myg-.ttW-tw Manager.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-26
STOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE NAY, N. J.

Tie grandest hotel and location on tha
atlantic Coast; every modern convenience.
single room and suits with private bath.
onobs'rro cd ocean view. Delightful sur
ronhdings: cuisine the best TO be procured
american. ; ana upward per day. Amer b
can 81 and upward per week: European.
81 and upward Fl. NJ. CAKE
Also La Normandie. Washington. ID. q
jo20-9m ~
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ro11,s woNnrrnANn rnrArrr.


 The wonder of the day is how such brilliant shows can be given at Polls Wonderland treater for the prices of ad- mission charged. Here this week, for instance, the great Padewhiskie plays the piano with wonderful technique and execution, and plays it with his nose and feet, his head and elbows, and while standing with his back to the keys. Another great feat Is when he stands on his hands and plays with his toes, and real artistic playing is done. Padewhiskie in private life is MT. Will H. Fox, a native and resident of Bridge port, who is a member of the Weber and Fields Vaudeville Club company It is because this company lays off this week owing to the approach of Christi mas that MT. Poli has been able to se- cure MT. Fox. After his engagement with Weber and Fileds. which ends in February, MT. Fox will go to Europe for a two years trip. To support him this week MT. Poli has engaged a mann moth company including Bartlett and May, the Mimic Four, Nelson, Glinseret- ti and Marvel, the Burt sisters, Mor- rissay and Rich Phil and Kettle Peters and Hines and Coulby It is sure to be remarkably fine entertainment that this great combination will give.
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BIC BALL TO-NlGHT
Of the Sec md Company, Governors Horse
 Guard--A Brilliant Event.


 Of the Sec md Company, Governors Horse
 Guard--A Brilliant Event.
 The annual reception and ball of the Second Company, Governors Horse Guard, will be held in Union armory, Meadow street tonight. Great prep aration has been made for this event. The hall has been handsomely decor- ated for the occasion. The First Com pany of Hartford will be present and give an exhibition drill after the fourth dance. The invited guests include Gov ernor Coffin and staff, Brigadier Gen eral Haven and staff, Colonel Burpee and staff, Major Brown and officers of the Second Company, Governors Foot Guard, the officers of the city battalion Mayor Hendrick and city officials. The Philharmonic orchestra of sixteen pieces will furnish music. A concert will be given from to 9. The grand march will be led by Major Blakeslee.
 The price of admission is only $1, which includes gentleman with ladies and also supper This company has always had the reputation of giving a first class ball and this year they are endeavoring to give one that will sur pass any other one ever given by =the organization.
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Chairs and rockers in all styles and all woods 20 per cent, discount.
 BROWN & DURHAM.
,lhe Great Tobacco War.

Many of our readers know of the war existing between the manufacturers Of plug chewing tobacco, but few, per- haps. are familiar with the cause.
 For years some manufacturers have been making enormous profits by giv- ing consumers a small piece of plug for ten cents. Recently a very large man. ufacturer, seeing that the time had come for better things, has placed a new brand called Battle AK on the market, which gives the consumer a very large piece of most excellent quail ity for the sanie price. This has raised 9 great storm among those who are hurt by it, but it gives joy to those who use the goods. In Battle AK they get a greater quantity for their money, while the quality is equal to the finest of oth- CT brands. This has naturally had the effect of greatly decreasing the busi- ness of those who have held to the old way, and 1t has materially curtailed their. enormous profits. On the other hand Battle AK now taxes the re- sources of three large factories, which, by running night and day, are still un- able to make the goods fast enough to satisfy the enthusiastic demand.
 The people want good thing and the most of it that they can get for the price. The manufacturers who do the Their rivals naturally do not like it. They raise a mighty howl, but the AK will cut them down.
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4 DUTCH TEA PARTY
Bv the Beatrice Shade Mission Circle.

The Beatrice Slade" mission circle of the First Baptist church will give a Dutch tea party and festival in the church parlors tomorrow (Tuesday) from 4 to Il o'clock. Souvenir cups in blue and white china from the cele- brated importing house of the Owing ton brothers in Brooklyn, will be given with the tea. The young ladies in waiting will wear the picturesque cos tunes of the Holland peasant women. There will be a sale of fancy articles of artistic and exclusive designs in the Delfs colors, and during the evening an attractive series of tableaux will be presented of scenes in Dutch life and art, while the music will consist of a rendering in character of genuine old Dutch Folk songs, besides some Of New ins' music, notably "Wynhen, Blynhen and Nod" The price of admission is twenty-five cents.
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Holiday Gifts.
E. |. WASHBURN & co.

OPTICAL GOODS.
 Opera and field glasses opera glass hold CTS, gold eyeglasses and spectacles, micro- scopes, barometers, thermometers. grapho- scopes.
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Entertainments.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

The attraction the first three days this week will be the world renowned original Watson elsters and their excel- lent company of capable comedians, headed by their great electrical sensa- tional aerial creation entitled, Fl Trlan- gui Glratorio, The company comes well recommended and it is safe to pre- dict crowded houses during their stay here "A Merry Morceau," replete with the best elements of dramatic, scenic, musical, terpslchorean and pantomlme triumph, introducing a corps of come dians of well known capabilities in com edy roles, of the most laughable and ludicrous description, together with an olio of superb specialties, presenting a stupendous series of new and sparkling sensations, are. among the features Matinees Tuesday and Wednesday.
 w. S. Cleveland is still capping the climax and never seems to tire of out doing himself and others. No sooner is the pcap off the climax than William buys it a new bonnet. He has done 8 great many big things dn minstrelsy since he took hold of the old Haverly minstrels and rapidly built himself a fortune. The combined minstrel show that he will give at the Grand opera house Thursday afternoon and evening, is an entertainment that has never been | equaled by any management, MT, Cleveland promises to go further and outdo all his previous efforts by pre- l senting 4n' one united show nearly eigh- 1 ty performers. including in the organ- | ization a white minstrel troupe, big black band of the unadulterated Afri- can article, an aggregation of Arabs and a complete troupe of Japanese, going to the very extreme limit of ex- penditure, which only the very largest | possible receipts can warrant
 Manager Bunnell has booked Widow
 Bedott" at the Grand for Friday and
 Saturday of this week.
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@oard and asnums.

FOR RENT, TURNISHED house, all Improvements, eN- A eellent location; also furnished rooms. auSOtt r. Q. BOX l20s. City.
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A beautiful line of banquet lamps al 20 per cent. discount.
 BROWN & DURHAM.
A sterennticon Leclnre.

On Norway and the Norwegians will be given by MT. George L. Fox, rector of the Hopkins Grammar school, at the First Methodist Episcopel church this evening at o'clock ''rhe Land of the Midnight Sun'' is one of the most unique and interesting countries of Europe. The beautiful illustrations will portray not only the striking scenery of the country with it's fords and water falls, but also the sturdy Morse peo- pie, arrayed in their quaint costumes. and busy at their occupations. Admis- sion twenty-five cents.
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Lnts of Life in Them Yet.

People whose forty fifth birthday is behind them fancy that their power to resist disease is lessened because a cough sticks to them a few days. They change their ideas when they have tried the Pineola Balsam, for it goes right to the spot and makes the irritated throat well. The resinous substances in the pine and other trees will stop cough every time, if combined as they are with Ely's Pineola Balsam, which gil wide-awake druggists have for sale at 25c. d11 St cod 1tw
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Holiday rour to Washington.

The Recreation Tourist Co. irlaugu- rate the second season of their success ful Washington tours by ain excursion leaving New Haven Thursday, Dec 26, via the Royal Blue line. Parties are personally conducted, and hotel and all accommodations are first class. For nate and itinerary address Recreation Tourist Co, TOE Chapel street, New Haven, Conn. n29 2taW8t
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Found Dead in Bed,

North Adams, Mass, Dec. 15.--John Frasier, aged forty-three years of Notch was this morning found dead in bed by his wife, his body lying on its face. An autopsy will be held tto-mor- TOW as the medical examiner considers his death was mysterious.
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,ftbe Baby is cuttipy Teeth.

Be sure and use that old and well-tried rem edy, MRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children teethinV. It soothes the chid soft ems the gums. allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best medy for diarrhoaa. Twenty five cents n bottle. s25 MWF&w ly
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Goods of the Finest Quality.
Finest quality at a slight prollt.

Finest quality at a slight profit.
 As promised in former ad. we offer;
 First-olass N. Y. State Canned Corn per do2,, Sl; per can, lOc. This IS worth looking after.
 First-elass Maine Corn per doz, ('re- femed Stock) $l,35; per can, 1Sc. It is difficult to match this Corn.
 The '.lnfantn Corn, the finest in the land, canned fresh from the fields where it Is grown. Extra small ker- mel and solidly canned. We challenge the trade to produce a better article, in Tact, one so good. Per doz., $l.90; per can, lSc.
 200 eases of Solid Cold Packed Toma- toes, New Jersey grown, equal to al- most any that are sold. Per doz., $1; per can, 10c. These are not half water.
 100 doz. Hamburg Extra Choice, per dozen, $1,35. Called Table Queen.
 100 doZ, Hamburg Extra Fancy Sift- cd Peas and French style Stringless Beans. These are the top notch and excel any French Peas or Beans Pack ed. Peas per doz., S2.25; Beans per doz., $2.25; per cans, 20c.
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If You W ant

to go West cheaply and comfortably take the SANTA FEE ROUTE. Tourist excursions. Personally conducted. Leave Boston weekly.
 New England agency 332 Washington street, Boston. sig If
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A genuine discount sale. Everything in our store 20 per. cent. discount for cash.
 BROWN & DURHAM.
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adla1rts.

One Cent Word each insertion, five cents Word for fall Week. seven times.
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VANTEO

VOuNG man with some experience would .l like position in office with part outside workas collector. Address SITUATION,
 ulH ltf This Diicp
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Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure rheumatism and neuralgia, entirely vege- table, safe.
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residence of the brides parents, 8S We,t jid street, New York, by Rev. Heury 4, Stim- son, D. D., fraaoes Virginia, daughter of Dr. aud Mrs. George T. Stevens, to George rrumbuil Lltld of New Haven, Conn,
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WANTED.
WANTED.

nRESsNAKER wishes work by tho day or 1-J week cutting and fitting.
 dl62ts go AUBURN STREET.
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DEATHS.

on December 18th, at the residence of her niece, Mrs. c, Berry Peots, Miss Elizabeth Myers.
 funeral services at 30i Orange street on Tuesday at , p. lu. Friends arc invited to attend. Burial at convenience of family. 2t
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 DEC 16
MARRlAGES.

SUN RIsEs. 1;ii MooN SETS 1 HIGr WATER,
 SUN SETS. 42i 4aD ll@l
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FOR RENT.

ITO two gentlemeu, a pleasant furnished 1 room, with or without board; heat, hot and cold water, bath adjoining. Address
 aul2 If G., This 0ltce.
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FOR RENT.

EuRNIsHEp rooms, from two to five dol- N lars per week: tnble hoard tivo dollars free excursions on ludiau river.
 dl3 it" A. WHEELEH Rockledge, Fla.
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WANTED,

WTAsHING to do at home by Q Swedish w woman
 dl09ts 4a BISHOP STREET.
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@eal Estate.
FOR RENT,
ENR R.IONr

ENLAT of six rooms on Chapel street, all l improvements; also barn with same.
 dllTr w. D, HUDSON, 4s Church street.
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THE VENEZUELAN MATTER.

The feeling in Congress is practically
unanimous in favor of sustaining the
position taken by the President in his
message regarding the Venezuelan boun-
Diary. The commission suggested by the
President will be speedily provided
for and appointed. If it re-
ports in favor of the Venezuelan conten-
ton, Congress will authorize the Presi-
don't to assist Venezuela to the uttsrmost
in maintaining its claims. So much is
settled by the attitude of congressman as
disclosd by their applause of the message
and by their utterances on the subject
and the feelings of the great mass of the
people as voiced by the public press. The
United States cannot and will not back
down. War is by no means inevitable.
However. Either one of three things may
avert it. The commission may find that
the claim Of Venezuela is untenable and
that the claim Of England is we'll found
ed. In that casa there would be no ag-
grsssion on the part of England for us
to resist Indeed there are people who
believe the commission was suggested
with this hope and expectation, and that
it was a device to divert any danger OF
war which might be threatened hy the
Presidents ostensible attitude.
Another thing that may avert