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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-12
Gladness Comes


w transient nature of the many phys
seal ills, which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle efforts-pleasani Efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that SO many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis.
ease. but simply to a constipated condi-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
~ removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed SO highly by all
who vall- good health. Its beneficial
effects are Que to tile fact, thnt it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which it acts. 1t is therefore
all important, in order to get its bcne-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine arti-
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
If in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. II
afflicted with any actual disease. one
may be commended to the most slillful
physicians, but if in need of laxative,
one should have the hest, and with the
well-informcd everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfactiosa.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-12

DR.. Week. eye expert. is located per-
manentiy: Examinations free. +. II.
Gale. 152 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-12
HELD FOR BURGLARY.

+. r. Mayfeld was held for five days
OH the charge of HOUSEKEEPING and rob-
berry. The specific charge is that of rob-
bling j. G. Perry's grocery store. on
Malthy avenue, Brambleton Ward, las:
Wednesday night. He also held for the
same length of time George c. Brooks,
The colo-ed boy who was employed by
Mr.. Perry. who is charged win being
an accomplice in the robbery. Brooks
says that May!icld gave him IL cent:
TO leave the window unbarred on the
night of the robbery.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-12

", H. H. TR|CE & CO"
Real Estate. Rental and In-
Surance.
FOR RENT
RESIDENCES.
70 Kelley street.
50 Falkland
1868 Butte street.
III Mariner street.
1876 Butte street, l69 Duke.
Ill Duke street.
Il Fenchurch street.
As FenChurch street.
ll5 York street
100 Roush
I26 Fenchurch street.
6 College Place.
A desirable house on Olney Road. Client.
Nos. lo3 and l27 Rutn. near Rotetcnrt st.
STORES.
ll3 Commercial place.
No \ HIN street.
49 Commerce.
3Sd Main street.
l67 Main street.
Az Main street
lls Church street. atore and dwelling.
252, 25i. $50 Water.
IS Rank street
&C Water street. ?S5 Church
FLATS.
2a3!s Church street
l96 and igS Church street.
SSi Main street, 12l Bank street,
4l2 Church street. GS5 and aSl Main street.
Lot in rear ll9 Church street. i0xSO
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-12

II you want good pair OF glasses ses
DR.. Week. l52 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-12
T. r. ROGERS,

ROOMS I'll AND 2lo COLUMBIA BUILD
ING GRANNY STREET.
lNsS LtI.ST.
Dwelling No. Is shields street.
Dwelling No. 2o1 York street.
Dwelling No. Il5 highland avenue.
Dwelling No. igI Nam street.
Dwelling No. 2c9 Chapel street.
Dwelling No. Age Al;tin street.
Dwelling No. 249 Frecnlason street.
Dwelling No. l60 Eoush street.
Dwelling No. 1913 Main street.
Store No. lGS. (old numbcr) Main street
Store No. il6 Main street.
Stores Nos 1851. and lS7 Church street
Stores Nos. As and AZ Commerce.
Hall over Nos. l!3 and la Main street,
(.!d uumber)
Store No. - Roanoke avenue.
Store No. IL BANK street
Store No. 10 Nav street
Stores Nos. 125 Water street.
Offices on Bank. CRANKY and Commerce
directs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-12

See DR.. Week about your eyes All
glasses prescribed are guaranteed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-12
WOMAN BEATER SENT on.

j. d. Picllnon, white. was sent on 10
the grand jury on the charge of felo-
niously assaulting Kate Harvey, who
lives at the corner of Newton and Nose
ley streets. The woman was terribly
beaten and cut on the face because.
Pickman thought that she had stoen
81 from him. He was unable to secure
bondsman and hal to so to jail. The
prisoner claims to be fruit dealer, and
to have been in Norfolk nearly two
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-12
NUMEROUS FIGHTS.

James Brown and Ada Johnson, both
coored. 60: full of mean liquor and had
a scrap" uptown Thursday night. They
We're each fined 81 and costs by Justice
Dalton, for breach of the peace.
George McClennan, co!0rea. was Civ
on a $3.50 fine, with costs attached, for
a:saul:inG Alex. Robertson.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-12
IkI0otl lg Life

And upon the purity and vitality of the
blood depends the health of the whole svs-
i.m. E%per ence proves Hoods Sarsa
rilla TO be the best blood purifier.
HOOPS PILL S act easily and promptly
on the liver and bowels. Cure sick head.
ache.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-12
MODESTINO MUST BEHAVE.

Modeztino Conte, white, was arraigned
on the charge of abusive language. he.
case having been continued from Thurs
day. Justice Dalton required a $40 bond
for her good behavior during the next
twelve months.
Harry Cohen, white, and Alex. Rogers.
colored. were each fined $3.50 and cc.ts
FOR assault.
George G. Brooks, who was arres ed
by Officer Rolstead on suspicion of com
plicity in the Perry robbery. was COM
United for five days for investigation.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-12

Lonny Hayes. alias McG.nty, colored,
charged with stealing; Dowsey Mitchell.
colored, arrested for alleged assault on
Lavin9a Cook; and Henry Trua!ove.
white, charged with being nuisance.
were all dismissed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-12
AN IMPORTANT CASE
San ltlieA irraigned In Corporation Court
Charged With Criminal Assault.
HIS ALLEGED, VICTIM A, LITTLE CHILD.
Case Was Postponed 90 Next Term of
Court Justice Dalton disposed of
Many Gases in the Police COURT
burglars Accompiicc Was n Roy
other Court News.

In the Corporation Court yeste, day
the case OF Samuel Cotton, white. who
Is charged with criminal assault on n
Iour-year-old child, was called for trial
me me prisoner had not succeeded in secur-
ing counsel. although charged with a
capital offense. The Court, therefore.
assigned TO the case, Messrs. john NJ,
MoCracken and w. II. Sergeant. Jr..
who will defend Cotton. These gentle
men asked for postponement until the
January term in which to prepare their
case for trial. and owing to the serious
character of the offense their request
was granted.
In the same court Francis Robinson.
colored. was tried on the charge of
robbing white man In Berkeley of $40.
POLICE COURT CASES.
Justice Dalton disposed of the follow
ing cases in the Police Court yeste7-
day.
London Grimstead had row with his
brother Preston Grimstead, in which
both parties were badly done up."
The Justice fined them for breach of the
peace $3.50 and costs each
TWO FIGHTS.
a charge of assault was preferred
against white prisoner. with the suy-
sest!ve name of Angie Nails. To deter
mine further whether Angie fought and
scratched enough TO merit fine Justice
Dalton continued the case until to-day
William Boyd, colored. was fined $3.50
and costs for breach of the peace.
JAILED FOR STEALING BRICKS.
George Freeman. co!ored, was given
fifteen days in jail for stealing bricks
from Mr.. Caleb Hodges.
PAT STOLE ANOTHER BOAT.
Pat Parker, the colored boat thief.
was again arraigned IN the Police Cour;
yesterday on a charge of stealing an
other boat in Northampton county. He
was held for the Northampton authorl-
ties.
india Wilson. colorcd, was fined $40
and cost: for breach OF the peace.
CHARGES DISMISSED.
Lonny Hayes, alias McG!nty, colcred,
charged with stealing; Dowsey Mitchell.
colored, arrested for alleged assault on
Lavln!a Cook: and Henry Trua!ove.
white, charged with being a nuisance.
were all dismissed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29

Indiana Baptists contributed last yea
to all UNCONVENTIONAL purposes an ave
rage of 81 per capita
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29
ton. do not fail to recommend to them
this most effective treatment. Sure cure
and no pay" d. NJ.
THE ronr MyER TROOPERS.
Thcy Are tho Moss Expert Riders tn
tI,p {nyRlry Forces OG tho Country.

| Nowhere In the country can there be
seen a better amateur circus perform
aace than is given once week 81 Fort
Mycr. jus. across the :ivcr from Wash
4 inr,cn. AT this station arc several
troops OF cavalry under command OF
| Col. Gordon. and in the entire army
there arc few companies that have
been IN more active Indian campaigns
than tho Fort Mycr troopers.
! Special attention Is given by It's OH
| GERS to fancy riding. gymnastics on
| horseback st NIL speeds and conditions,
| hurdle jumping. and the tricks seldcn
| attempted outside or Il first-class cir
Gus. Lieut.. Short is the officer who has
brought the cavalry up to Its present
high state of efficiency and taught it
the wonderful performances that have
become so popular with Washington so
ciety people CT late This Young officer
is not West Pointer. but he knows as
much about fancy riding and circus
business as any man who has passed
through the Academy. His appointment
10 the army is said to have been made
because of his great proficiency in handl-
ing horses and his ability to instruct
men In all the intricaciCs of riding under
all conceivable difficulties.
Every Friday afternoon these amateur
performances arc given in the riding
hall ut the station In the spring and
autumn. when the weather Is mild, they
will be continued out OF doors Parties
are made up every week. and the de-
;nsLnd 10 see the soldiers go through their
cvolutions has been so great that tick
cts will probably be required from the
War Department hereafter. Old officers
who have gone through campa igns In
the far West and watched the efforts
of cowboys to manage unruly animals
declare that the experts at Fort Mycr
are far ahead OF the Wcsterners and
could give points to some of the best
artists employed by Buffalo Bill. The
War Department encourages tsnis kind
of practice, MS 1t is productive of fine
and encoura yes confidence
on the part OF timid recruits. Gen. Mills
has visited the post twice of late, and
says that nowhere has he ever witnessed
finer riding than the Fort Myer troopers
put up.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29
TnEx.nAYSIN AnMouR.pLATE.
Professor Goodspecd Shows How to
Rctccf Important Flaws.

Professor Arthur w. Goodspeed de-
livered an interesting lecture on the
RoeirtGen ray discovery yesterday after
neon. at a social meeting of the Phila-
dclphsa College Of Pharmacy Alumni
Assassination held In tine museums of the
college. After explaining the nature OF
tho apparatus used In making shadow
graphs. and the principles by which II IS
applied. he described cmc OF his recent
experiments I'm connection with the pos
sllLlity of detecting flaws an armor
plate by the use Of y rays.
All Professor GocdSpcod's request, DR..
Richards, OF the University, had pre-
pared three plates of aluminium. each
three fourths Of an inch thick. These
plates were numbered, and two Of them
contained internal flaws which were In
visible to the eye. DR.. Richards pro
pared records of the character Of the
defective plates. ana after making sha-
dowgrnphs Professor GoodSpeed acc,l-
I.nicly described them.
The airholes We're plainly tliscernS,blc
In the sfndowgiaphS and q small piece
CT lead wire. which had been Insert ed
an one ca the plates, produced a darker
shadow The experiment may be re-
garded as n. forcrunner of more prac-
t!cal achievements.
Professor GOodSpeed said that a
CrCokcs tube used at the University
for two weeks. which was at first IL
lumined by green light on the applicu-
ton CT elect ricity, now produces IA much
palec light. He thinks that this proves
that electricity increases the eNfnaus rom
OF the tube. seemingly by driving mole
cules OF air through the glass.
He does not take much stecll in tho
possibility OF photogla Ehing brain shs-
sue, becaasc any ray wh!ch Will penc-
tra;e q skull one-f5llr!h Of an inOl
thick VIII pass thrugh soft brain tissues
without ca ting Il shadow
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29

VvOFQS OF WISDOM, Moman's Best Friend

ingly well known in the shipping trade,
particularly In that portion of il con-
ncctcd with the north of England. by
way OF Joke he sent this check TO a
friend In the North. This gentleman
was not deceived by the document ut
all, but thought ii might be passed on
with advantage to the community. lie
had an account with II firm OF ship build
ers and to them, as n remittance in ac-
count. he forwarded this check.
The firm Immediately returned him
his account, properly credited and re-
cciptcd. with the usual letter of thanks.
and paid the check into their bank ers.
The officials of the latter. apparently
being stu further under the influence
OF the Christmas and New Year festivi-
ties. took the check as Il matter OF
course and posted 1t for 3G5 pounds to
the credit of their customer.
The check found its way eventually
to the Bankers Clearing House I'm Lon
don. Tho gentlemen of that eStablish-
mcnt evidently observed holidays In Il
more auStcrc spirit than their friends
in the North. They detected tho error,
and returned the check with the sim
pic notice that it should have been dated
the LIST OF April.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29
CURRENT CS.

1t Is said that Chicago Aldermen are
IN favor of compelling the street rail-
way companies to take only n 3-ccnt
rare from people who have to stand up.
More farm mules hive been sold in
Georgia during the past few weeks than
Tor several years before. and natives say
this means an extraordinarily large
cotton crop this year.
1t is apparent that the popularity of
edible snails among American epicures
Is on the increase. The average weekly
importation of these dcllcncics into New
York from France at this time of the
year Is $4,000.
Columbia, Ky, has q practically uncd-
ucated Baptist preacher who can rccitc
every chapter in the Bible 1t Is said
mat one can call for any chapter. and
this preacher Will rcc!te it in Its entirety
with the greatest case.
y flock Of 1900 sheep nj Churchill,
Nev.,wcre stampeded one day last week
IN some way two columns OF the fright
cncd animals came together. ana ego
sheep were smOthcred. their bodies hav-
ING been piled up to n height of six feet
Rochester is contemplating the ex-
pcnditurc of $l,50O.0 600 upon a new sewer
system; New Orleans will soon eXpcnd
SS,O00 nD0 for Il similar purpose.
Are YOU Indifferent to public opin-
ion?" asked Senator Morgan OF G. p
Huntington during the Pacific railroad
inquiry last week. And Huntington
said: 81 am satisfied If one man thinks
well OF me, and that is G. u. Hunting
ton"
Tho Galveston News saws that thou
sands of people in Johannesburg, South
Africa. were rendered homeless, two or
three hundred wounded and about 100
killed by a dynamite explosion The
dynamite was ON cars for shipment
Ia the mines. The explosion tore in
he earth Il hole 200 feet long ana 50 feet
wide
'rhc Jews OF London are about to
set up in Whitechnpcl an institution OF
th"!r own, similar to .Toynhee Hall. y
synagogue will be built. and library
for social purposes and lay meetings:
and class rooms FOR teaching. Tie main
purpose of the institution will he to
teach the foreign Jews the English Ian
suagc and customs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29

In speaking of the many sudden deaths
that have lately taken place In public life
Congressman Daniel lockwood said
Our Srandfathehrs ana family remedies
which scemcd to preserve health and
some modern scientific preparation should
be found that would answer the same
purpose. Now, think that IL there is
such Il remedy IT certainly Is Warmers
Safe Cure. know OF agrcat many people
who use 1t constantly. and have in mind
one gentleman connected with the Gov
crnment Printing Office here who. to-
gether with his wife has had occasion
TO be exceedingly. grateful for the re-
stored health and strength gained by
the use of Warmers Safe Cure.
Similar opinions are being constantly
given by prominent men and they are
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29
Useful housekeeping Hints.

AS n preliminary to successful and
comfortable moving let the housekecpcr
make ont II list OF articles that must 80.
those which shall go first and decide on
the things suitable TO put in the same
load. Have your packing boxes we'll
aired and set in n convenient place, so
that every article can be- packed as soon
as prepared. This arrangement saves
all unnecessary handling Small pack
ing cases are better than large. rs they
are more safely and easily handled.
Old newspapers arc excellent for lin
ing these boxes. and also for PLACING,
between the various articles.
Books must bc packed closely, with
edges down. and it saves space to make
cash low as uniform rs Possible. Place
thn larTe,'; and heaviest books in the
bottom. and the lighter ones on top.
with plenty of paper or old rags be-
tween.
In packing CHINA glass ana bric-a-
brac. 81 is well to use excelsior, hay or
paper. Use the a:ronwcs. boxes. and
line the bottom with a thick layer OF
your packing material Pitchers,
bowls. and all SORTS of deep dishes
should I've stuffed With II, and no tw'n
pieces should ever touch each other.
Fire ware should be first wrapped in
tissue paper and soft crumpled news
papers
In moving q short distance one may
use the washtubs and clo.Acs baskets
for packing the china and glass. and
| have them carried by hand But If Eo-
ing far il is a good plan - use the sum
MGR clothing, the COTTON unIerwcar
and oaher soft bits for packing and
wrapping.
Pictures must be wrapped In canvas
| II going far. In paper If but short dis
| tancc. ana packed standing on end
Valuable PICTURES must have a separat Il
| wooden case.
| Indiana Baptists contributed last YEA
! to all denominational purposes an ave
rage of 81 per capita
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AOCFIoN SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
,>s-~-~~>~~~>>~~o-~>~~~~SS~>~~
eosePh Jones, Real Estate Auctioneer
Office IL Commercial Place.

AT VII THE Ere REQUEST OF THE HEIRS.
for sale on THUksDAY. March S"5 9Th, o isss
VAEUESSiIpfGk G nT,iEddng s on the premises.
ahd ~ deseribed as follows, to-wit:
fr, ~ a lot of land with the two story
81 sTam Rsn, Swelling thereon. known as No
Va, frontine a . ~ IN the City of Norfolk,
nort,, street siSs and running back on the
WIZ 355 rear line or ss.7 feet 80 800
III; a 10Y OF land with the three story
% sri Es nd dwelling thereon. known as No.
above aes Street, IN said City. adjoining the
my, nig 2i T.; feet on the said stree; and run
10 i's 81 pI Isl, between parallel lines or near
feet. ie.i me Oh 14.t
80 CD; A lot Of land with the two story
ia3 1t,n diweiilng thereon. known as No.
In, nnr, next t., above Described lot on the
north fronting 3u2 fent on the said
street and running back between paraii-
ei lines. or nearly 50. l22 feet p"'
the sale. 90
plat Of the property maybe secn ~
my onice, No II Commercial Place,
.,oo JOSEPH JONES'
icoEE-tus AuCtioneer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29

Hero are the words of Mrs. II. p. G..
Hhrnes, one OF the best known ladies in
Bmtler. Pa, which nrc given for the ben
eIt OF all ladies'. For eight years | was
constant sufferer from female weak
nesScS i'll the most aggravated FORM
Hc'licines did me no good, ana at times
ileI But Warmers Safe cure was re-
commented to me by my druggist and
was persuaded to try II. | was ASTON
ished at the marvellous change 1t made
even before had finished one bottle
am now fceling well and strong, and
ties"
This is only one case among thousands
nut 1t rs sufficient to prove that this great
remedy can always he relied upon to re-
licrc and cure. That is why IL is SO uni
verSal'y recognized as
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29
r RusTEE's SALE
-OF--
VALUABLE COUNTY PROPERTY.

dated the sixth day of November. 1ssls
a ana recorded In the Clerks Office of Nor,
80, ON page i2S, Parlse l.. Poinlexter ana
nilJah +. Trnitt. conveyed the property
hereinafter described to VIM. W. Old,
luBH OF certain notes therein set forth
ana whereas the undersigned was. by
r ruap pydT Iso entered on the th day Of Feb
said 50 VIM. W; Old, (who had ryesisnedS
signed. by virtue of the premises and in
pursuance of the provisions contained
u, nr s ina deed Of trust, and at the request
offer for sale at public auction to the
i niGmGst bidder in front OF the Norfolk
Va ON N0 9NIiE"se n d 90, por,smoush.
iSg6. Mt II o'clock M, the following prop.
crty, to-wit
CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF
County. OF Norfolk. State OF Virginia.
SITUATED ON the Berkley and Currituck
,on ,n Of ssrkiey, w, md containing
bounded and described as Follows: To-
Western line OF said turnpike. and rum
ming thence across the said turnpike
H. A.. "a deg; 40 min L. 40 feet; thence S,
deg. % min T.. 2,T0l feet To the centre of
Jones Creek; thence down said creek ~
>; deg q min. ". lbs feet; thence \.
ii 49, " mn. IL; --a rect To an oak:
'nchcr y. deg: 10 min. W. 2.i24 feet
crossing the SAIL turnpike TO the place
of beginning. The said tract being that
part of the tract of land known as Mas
scnhnie's, marlicd and designated as
~ on the plat thereof made 10y +. l..
lortlock on March 10TH, 1891. OF record
III the Clerks Office of Norfolk County
Court, Va. in pursuance OF II decree
of IN" Circuit Court Of said county en-
tcrcd On the 18th dpy of March. 1891 IN
the Chancrry suit therein depending
wherein l.nlla Il. Ethcrcdrc Is platntiff
and John :. l;thercdgc and others are
dcfrno3nts, directing that said plat lie
recorded in said Clerks Office Being tho
Same pron"riT conveyed to said Parks
l.. poimGcater and Elijah It. Truitt by
said i.1lla Il. EthcrcdGe. by deed dated
November 9Th. i'H. and duly o. record
Terms made known nj dar of sale
GEORGE G.. MARTIN,
foheE- ids Substituted Trustee
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29

Some interesting facts regarding the
NhVai Service were recently given by u
prominent official. D. a. Grosvenor sa,..
some years ago l received an in iurv to
.nt kiuheys. At the time was barely
nDie 70 get about, suffered great Mains
GOT better but for three or four wears
Iiter l had trouble ut times. Whenever
oiten suffered severely and was tro,i,
s uieu u, passing water. was finally per
smnueu TO try Warmers Safe Cure which
.nected complete cure. and since that
.lnic l nave had no trouble or weakness
mn nn, d IN the region OF the Kidneys.
This great remedy has never once failed
are uneQualcd and 49,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-29


hcin;tS and animals proved conchisiv"iw
tlhai me acton Of ASparaEin was djrncti,.
on tiir hsihiitNS themselves. and that ~
posS'sS5l marvellous powers OF h"alinn
ana stieh%i !!"ninS these organs, ana r.,
assisting them In doing their most I'M
portani work Of fltering the poisons and
impnriiit" OFT of The blood ana castimr
thchl out with The urine.
You Yourself. must have noticed fin.
Incr"tsI now or urine and the pcc,,Iia =,
gus. N'Ps'Ia-
Hnt. OF course. there is very little of tho
mthicai virtues of Asparagus in the few
shoois' or tops. eaten a meal
IL - FOUND principally in the roots, the
urlei tops. and the berries '''
~, IT. IS from tn.a" that the now celebrated
III. iiobpS Asparagus Kidney Pills nrr
made. and in them will be found The mahs
ichi nfinciple Of the Asparagus I'm IFS
rnrcSt aud most active ror,n 80 10
These little pills agree with >be most
ahf m,i,r,S 'G,mnrh. and MAKE strong ana
n2utnE kidninS, cl,Gn and pure hlond
a ;.,.r, niishi clear active mind an absolute
for sexual weakness In men ana stari,i-
~ IN women they are an linfailino s,,,ni