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ImE G@lMMBAAM COL AIEGE

Offers complete courses In Literature and Science,
leading to the degrees OF A b. and b. 3. A new
and In this school two special scholarships are Of
fered. Entrance examina tions Will be held AT tns
University September y and %.
ANDREW r. MONTAGUE, PHI. D., IL. D.,
pu H,a Desn sod Professor {. .H2l64aH ct L4SS. n
Professor Of Greek
REV. SAMUEL NJ. SHUTE. d. Da
Emeritus Professor Of English and Anglo-SAxoo.
JAMES HOWARD GORE, PH. D..
HOWARD L. HODGKINs. PHI. D..
Professor of Physics.
LEE DAVIS LODGE, PHI. D.,
Professor OF Political Philosophy:
REV. JAMES MacBRIDE STEERELI. u: Y:
CHARLES q. MUNROE, PHI. D..
Professor Of Chemistry.
ANTONIO NJ. SOTELDO, IL D.,
Professor OF Spanish
WILLIAM ORDWAY PARTRIDGE
Professor OF the Fine Arts
HERMANN SCHOENF1D, PH. D..
Professor of German.
MARATHON MONTROSE RAMSEY. A. NJ.
Professor Of Romance IAnsuages.n
CHARLES 9. sWIsHER, PH. D..
Acting Professor OF History.
FELIX FREEHOLD, c. T.,
Acting Professor Of Civil Engineering.
HON. WILLIAM L. WILSON, IL. D.,
American Economic Legislation
HON. JOHN w. POWELL, LII D..
Tho History of Culture.
OTIS T. MASON PH. D..
The Origins OF Culture.
The Dean will be at his Office daily from 10 to i.
ROBERT q. MARTIN. Secretary.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Georgetown University
SCHOOL OF, LAW.
IN WASHINGTON,

Rev. j. HAvfNs RICHARDS SIS,
Hon PFfsasnt aESRxa 0i ths ssoWS STaySsf'iEt{E lid,
(Justice Supreme Court Of the United statssD.
udS asetsFsf %f1M e Adsl!{ 2sE,se5safIsSI IS
GsIsi 9ssslss Hals sss. cesss SIsis
Hon. MaEriS aaE asa tefal fMoRRis, Ms1;mi IL. o..ae
associate Justice Cost :of Appeals Of the District
Lecturer on Gt Ssapsia ana Law
Hsa asa sGnRiFsstEs ssTT shspaRb 1SisDfT,Ie'fbe TI g.
associate Justice Ceu. Of Appeals OF the p.tfes
Lecturer on the Law vo' Of cosporatons and Equity
Hon ,nsn,.11H siI,.gEeessSs Wilson; Il 4. p P :,
Dean OF the Faculty Kes and Pn .ee
Hon. LOUIS E. McCOMAS.
Associate Justice Supreme Court Of the District OF
Lecturer on the Law Of oontracts and chs Jaw
JOSEPH j.. .! pARnlSsSox dsldsssSi IL P, ~,
Special lectures-subtect and date to be nereaf'er
Lecture, GEORGE 90 F..ie. H d Law and
r. Eo Eoss Ff%RY '1s z;h;; .iaI L. s,n;n., IA,
Rev. ana hRSE RSH'ite HeLxIsp: a1Hsf'e0ss ST.. ,
rAnLMx6GE sfs1S5s5 <. On LxMRERT SasHsaa FAT Ii d.
Lecturer on Civil Law.
Lecturer o s Isw q 4o9s RessAS sHi .pe
Judge Of the Circuit Court and Lecturer on Ele-
mentary Practice.
COURT OF APPEALS: Messrs u,IsI Tailm%adse. %ads.+ A.
EXAMINERS: Messrs. J. Altheus Johnson and
CLERK OF COURTS: Harry ". Hodges. LIN
- SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN, AN.
Secretary and Treasurer.
G. NJ HUNT, LII. NJ,
Assistant Secretary.
ct e. s E
500 and sos street northwest. when the intro
ductory lecture will be delivered and announce.
ments made for the ensuing term; Present and
pros pectiyc students alumni and all others inter-
ested cordially invited to be present The SEC
ing daily from to I pm. for Information, en-
roilment. &c Those proposing TO- connect them
selves with the school for the ensuing term are re
requested to enroll their nance before the opening
night, and thus avoid the delay incident to that
CT sion. 49, ,-.-...-, =.
Circulars giving course Of study, terms, &c. can
he obtained Mt book stores Of W. H. MOrrison's
Sons. 1926 r street northwest; Lowdermfik Co..
1924 street northwest, and John Byrne Co.,
1922 F street northwest, and at W. s. Thompsons
Drug Store. 703 18th street northwest, or on appi
&C tion personally by letter to the undersigned-
9. M. YEATM.AN,
se1Q-3w ...-..- Secretary.
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A SPECIAL COURSE IN PATENT LAW AND PAT
ENT LAW PRACTICE,
Conducted BY Professors Benjamin Buttcrworth and
Melville Church
The services Of the Hon. Benjamin Butterworth.
patent lawyer OF national prominence and former
iy Commissioner OF Patents, have been secured for
series Of lectures the patent statutes and the
general principles OF patent law administered in
me Federal Courts and In the United States Patent
tIu1ce: ana OF Melville Church, Esq, a member OF
the Washington Bar, and specialist in patent law,
for giving practical instruction in respect to the
great unwritten law OF practice In patent causes.
This course in practice will a period OF
eight months, with two lectures sessions Of the
Moot Court each week.
A degree of Bachelor Of Patent Laws will be con-
Ierred upon those who are able to pass satisfac-
tory examination at the close Of the term.
Only graduates in law or members Of the bar will
be eligible to this degree.
Tuition for the course, $40
. As the size OF the class must necessarily be lin
1eo In order that the course-especially the Moot
Court prAcfce-may be carried on effectively. nppli
Inc thirfy-arst annual session Of the School OF
Law opens Wedn. sday. September 80. at 6
O'Clock pm. when announcements will be made
for the ensuing term.
The Dean Mr.. Justice Cox will be present in the
reception Room at the University Building from
4:S0 to 9 O'Clock pm. daily on and after Sep
The courses on Federal Procedure and Equity
successive as heretofore. This Will make 1t prac-
ticabie to combine the two procedures IN the Moot
Court exercises
To facilitate instruction in Federal Procedure
be publish in time for opening Of the school,
Catalogues giving the OF study, terms. etc.
can be obtained at the book stores OF W. II. Nor
rfson's Son. 1928 street; Lowdermilk & Co.. 1424
On application personally or by letter to
se17-tf ROBERT II MARTIN, Secretary.
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BOUND TO THE WHEEL.
A Modern Torture Happily Unknown
to Poor IxfOn.

Modern Torture Happily unknown
to Poor IxfOn.
From London Punch.
The Member of an Ordinary London Club
arrived at the pleasant country place to
which he had been invited.
give o'clock tea going on?' he asked.
as he divested himself of his travelling
wraps.
well, no, sir You see, the young ladies
in fact. all the ladies-are cycling. and
won't be back until the hour for dressing.
But daresay 1 can get you q cup II you
want one"
Slightly depressed. the Member leisurely
assumed the regulation dress suit for din
ner, and made his way to the library. No
one was there. but there was plenty of
literature. The periodicals dealt, 1t is true.
only with wheeling, but there were many
of them. The books were locked up in their
dust-covered shelves. However, there were
a few volumes lying open. They were ex-
cluSively devoted to hiking, in all Its
branches.
The time passed slowly. then came rush
of tires. and the house party had returned
to headquarters.
In due course the hosts and visitors as
sembled. The Member received a hearty
greeting.
"Ah. my dear fellow" cried the squire.
cheerily, you should have come down this
mCrnlpS. SuCn q SplenQ1Q run. w ent SILKY
miles without sustaining puncture!"
The Member was at sea. and said So
Then the Squire discoursed upon the ad
vantages and disadvantages of various
makers. One was lighter than the other.
and the third was easier to keep in order
than the fourth and so on.
The Member-in his own circle considered
IAN amusing rattle''-found himself no.
where. He was out Of 1t. completely out
of it. The ladies vanished after dinner.
and the men were left to their coffee,
liqueurs and cigarettes.
Next session there may be question
about the leadership" began the Member.
Not at ALL replied his host. I'VE are
not likely to see the record broken yet
awhile. But to return to today's run. I
do not remember anything to equal it,
And they talked cycling until 1t was time
to join the ladies. They kept up the sub
ject until the appearance of the tray and
glasses. They continued it in the smoking
| room. in neglge jackets and slippers.
The Member had nought to say. And If
he had had there would have been no one
| to listen to him. They talked cycling and
nothing but cycling, until the early hours
of the morning.
"By jove." yawned the Member as he
put out the candle. ION my word much as
| hate hunting stories do really believe
! the chatter Of the shires. half a century
| ago, must have been more interesting than
| nothing but wheeling"
| And when the Member voiced this OBJ
| servatfon he voiced the opinion Of most
| people who don't bike. and consequently
are sane upon the subject Of cycling.
Evening star., 1896-10-03

From the New York Evening Post.
A new and good sandwich filling is made
from crisp celery. whipped cream and graf
ed cheese. Do not attempt to make this
sandwich at all unless you can get celery
that is tender and nice. Chop it very fine.
set 1t on ice; then mix that and the grated
cheese as a seasoning with the whipped
cream.
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The Alibi once.

new Partisan institution, which is pret-
ty sure to be copied in all civilized coun-
tries. is an alibi Office. The concern under
takes to post letters for customers from
any point Of the world, and render other
little services tending to indicate the cli-
ent's presence at q certain point while he
of course. only married men would be the
Offices patrons-is otherwise engaged else
where.
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GORGORAM SG0EMTNE0G
&GE]N0l,

ing fouryear courses Of study each of which leads
Science. Civl Engineering. Electrical Engineering.
Mechanical Engineering. Chemistry. analytical;
MeteoroISsy, Geography, Geology and Mineralogy.
Architecture, Finance and Economics Language
and Literature.
CHARLES e. MUNROE. PH. D.. Dean,
ANDREW ESSffss0, +. MSSrAaUE. g S1sHis'f FH. D..
Professor Of Latin.
JAMES II. GORE, PHI. D..
Professor Of Geodesy.
HOWARD l. HODGKlNs. PH. D.. Secretary.
LEE FT0fss;3E bsyis Of fSs;E Ms;hsmPIIesi PH D.
r Professos Of ( Philosophy tih yu and d French; I
oEyE,.AS6 asS5s.sGt 1SBG. Z. FH. FGI.'f g.. LID.
HEnAASS rlS1ssis5 schaESFEHD Ht Sf!s1iS'fy RyH D..
Professor Of German.
Professor Of Drawing.
GEO. p. MERRILL, PhD..
cIs R5ofs15s5 Fl Ss07ssy w. fns Mnf5ass, e.
,osI.p9 PsGfessGE sGEpar Of Geography. % r
Professor Of Drawing and Applied Geometry.
LOUIS AMATEIs,
Professor q EIs AEt AppI!sd ra f
FRANK Es9fts''5 s wSLFF. 81 His'f5Ei III. D.,
=. LaHsSs+scalbSER: rssa5s:ss Td rsEi1s' 3. s..
j. T. hORN RNBLDWEh,
Professor Of Architecture.
HANS ZOPkE,
Professor Of Mechanical Engineering.
REV. EDWARD B. POLLARD, PH. D.,
Professor of English
FELIX FREYHOID, C. E.,
Professor Of Civil Engineering.
c. +. MARVIN, N. E.,
Associate Professor of Meteorology.
ELMER s. FARWEI- C. E.,
f. Associate Professor Of Mechanical Engineering.
HENRY SIMPSON,
Associate Professor OF Architecture, together with
thirty-one instructors. assistants and lecturers.
There twenty-five departments in the school,
in which 158 different topics for study offered,
and special students permitted to register for
any Of these topics that they qualified to par
sue. The instruction Is given between 4:30 and 10
o'clock pm.
Students intending to take In the Chemical
Laboratory will be permitted the choice Of desks
in the order Of their registration.
The opening exercises will be held September 80,
at pm. In University Hail. when address will
be delivered by Prof. Hermann Schoenfeld, Phi. D..
The Dean will be In his ONCE at the University
from to $3.50 pm. daily. to meet students.
FOr catalogues address
ROBERT a. MARTIN. Secretary.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON
TnE COL lWMBaAN UNIVERSITY
TME LAW SCHOOL,

:. The Hon. WALTER S. COX. L. D.. Dean
associate Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the DIS
Professor Of the Law Of Real Estate, OF Contracu
and Of Commercial Paper.
Associafs. Justice % Of the Supreme Court Of the
Professor OF the Constitutional Jurisprudence OF the
United States, Of the Law Of Domestic Relatio1ss
Of Personal Property and Of Torts
The Hon WILLIAM A. MAuRY. Ii. D:
c0metime Assistant Attorney General Of the United
Professor Of Equity Jurisprudence. Of Common
Law and Equity Pleading, and Of the Law Of
Evidence and the Jurisdiction and Practice
Of the United States Courts.
The Hon. DAVID J. BREWER. IL n
associate Justice Of the Supreme Court tf the
=, United States)s
Prof. G. H. EMMOTT. IL. NJ.
(of the Johns Hopkins University.
hEsEY hfssSssF E. Sn bSvfs, "a Si'iI Il. .ax Y.
CSometime Assistant Attorney OF the Dists<t Of
COlumbia),
Lecturer on the History Of Law.
WILLIAM r. MATTINGLY, ESQ.
(of the Washington Barr,
Lecturer Practical Commercial Law,
The Hon. ANDREW C. BRADLEY
Associnte Justice OF the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict OF Coumbial,
Lecturer on Criminal Law and Oh Criminal Pleading
Tho Hon. BENJAMIN BUTTERwoRTH
Gometime United States Commissioner Of Patents),
Professor OF the Law Of Patents.
WILLIAM G. JOHNSON, IL. n,
tof the Washington Barr,
Professor Of Legal Cat Gatecse,es s s Com%onaw Prae-
LEE DAVIS LODGE, PH. D.,
Professor Interna tional Law.
MELVILLE CHURCH,
Profess Z Of the Law of Patents.
w9IIaT G9GKT SF q AiFFfNSLY AiFEHlSi
Chief Justice.
HENRY e DAVIS. CHARLES W. NEEDHAM.
Associate Justices.
ROBERT II. MARTIN, Secretary.
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-. To Be Erected by the North Carolina
- Avenue M. P. Congregation.
NEED FOR IMPROVED FACILITIES
Description of the Plan of the Pro-
posed New Building.
TO B E B E G. q n AT o. G E
1T H q

L L ~ ~ - -
ton of the North
Carolina A 3 n u q
Methodist Protestant
Church will soon be
in possession of a
new church home, as
this week the con-
tract was let for the
erection of the build
ing. The structure
will occupy the pres
ent site. which Is 10
Gated Just back of a
s m all reservation
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T@E COLUMBIAN ACADEMY

1885 st. NV. Washington, d c.
A boys school Of the highest grade. Seventy-nvs
years experience. Offers Classical. Scientific and %
scientific school Special scholarships for those
terinS Naval Academy. Liberal practical training
to those preparing for business. Preparatory year
for boys In higher grammar grades. Entrance ex-
aminations September %.
FACULTY.
WILLIAM ALLEN WILBUR, A. M !
Dean and Instructor in Latin.
HENRY ROGERS PYNE, A. NJ,
Greek.
GEORGE NEKLY HENNING, A. NJ.
English, French. German.
OSCAR W. ANTHONY, B. B..
Mathematics.
3. p. HOBGOOD. Jr., A. B.,
Natural Science and History.
PAUL. A. STEELE
Bookkeeping, Business, Law and Penmansnip:
Apply for catalogue and further Information to
WILLIAM ALLEN WILBUR. Dean.
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sc % DOL of C GRADWAT &
ST m m OISS

Men and women holding suitable degrees from In
stitutions of repute in this school
Of study leading to the degrees Of Master of Arts
Master Of Science, Civil Engineer, Electrical En-
gineer. Mechanical Engineer and Doctor of Phil
csophy; two years study being required to accom-
plish the work for the degree of Doctor of Phil
osophy. and years study being required for
each Of the other degrees.
Application blanks may be obtained from the
Deah of the School, and when fled they must be
submitted through the Dean. to the Board of d.
rectors Of University Studies for inspection and
action.
The opening exercises viii be held September 30.
at 4:BO p.m., in University Hall, when addresi
will be delivered by the Rev. e B. Pollard Ph. d.
For catalogues address
ROBERT H. MARTIN. Secretary.
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143S ST. NV
THE MISSES KERR'S SCHOOL
ybe Young Ladies' and Little Childrea
pso-em Reopens September 20.
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EDUCATIONAL.
In WASHINGTON.
TME COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY

REV. B. I. WHITMAN. d. D.. President. :.
The session opens In all schools September n J
The Academy at 8 Am.
The College at am. =.
The Scientific School at pm. :
The Graduate School at 4:30 pm.
The Law School at 6 pm. -
The Medical School at pm.
The Dental School at pm. -
The Veterinary School at pm.
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q - GEORGETOWN '+
QU[H9DW[ER9 90TYo
C~hnNA nE FNods~Hrno

Lectures will begin Thursday October 1. 1895
for the day classes. at II m; for the evening
classes. at $50 pm. For further particulars
and announcements address the dean,
G. L. MAGRUDER, NJ. D.,
SIS Vermont ave.
Once hours until 10 an. $3.50 to pm. s23-f
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18

larger tubing, one and one-eighth inch
peing used, an increase over the half
men tubing, OF two years ago. The adj
vantage of the new tubing Is that 1t
MAKES a stronger and lighter wheel, two
important points in which the manufac-
turers are aiming at perfection.
There Is a great tendency toward..
slighter wheels. Racing wheels will
weigh from sixteen to eighteen pounds;
American road wheels twenty-five to
stwenty-eight pounds. and women's
wheels will average twenty poui, DIS, the
filst time they have been made s., light,
as they have heretofore weighed from
twenty-five to t~wenty-eight pounds. One
rather remarkable feature impossible to
overlook is that about half OF the wom-
ems wheels to be made this year will
pc or the diamond frame pattern. The
pioomer Is abroad in the land, and love-
! woman is no longer weddcd 10 the
drop frame. Some high cycling authors
lies are responsible for the statement
3fihat no woman who ever rides a d,a-
aSSnond frame Will afterwards use the
a$arSp frame. AS for the mount, that
i may be a matter OF taste.
a new and striking invention for hi
5cyciese In the SO market" said Djxi,
q lines, the ~well-known cycling autht ritv.
40 me double quint. made for ten riders
a on one machine. This of course can on
saly pc used. on straight roads, rs 1t can
q 10Y PC turned on q third of a mile track
sac double auint is intended for straight
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ters have all been brought promircrtlv
before the public. ANA ii IS worthy ~
note tina them merry cells has in liaor-
lY every Instance had things his own
way.
In this glance a, bicycIins orc can
fail 10 notice the great prominence
ONE have taken in This spor, Isoo,.
i. Potter. chief Consu in Nnw Work
state Division. i. y. w. believes tb,t
women should ne reurascntpl I'm ia
National Assembly pr ina /. "a. Is am
of the state Boards. II. a recent r1r.
versntion he express u his urnl,nnnnl
appreciation Of sue a step nnJ .oi,i
that he thought l.! would no = rood
thing. Two fair representatives. ~:
America are now i'll London for mo
international race during the week. nr
April goth. Mrs. j. :. 3rnwn ana Mice
FRANKIE Nelson. Miss Nelson is Amer
ica's m champion. hnvin. dnIa,,rd
every rider OF note wi;hin tho pas. rr,,.
years. Hcr last race was at tho Nt,,Ii.
son Square Garden. where She won oy.n,.
seventeen contestants. ana hrnka tbn
IScord held by an English ride, AZ.
Brown finished fourth in this rico ia
triotic hearts this side Of tho uonI ,ono
for their success. NJ. G.. FRANCIS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18
NEWPORT NEWS.

Tine Grandc Duchesse is rushing 10
completion. One Of her masts was put
up Yesterday. Workmcn OF every trade
are busy as bees on This vessel.
The steamship S;cuthery went out of
the dry-dock yesterday afternoon.
The new drying kiln. which has been
III me course of erection FOR some time.
Is nearing completion. All tie machine
~ Is H. and the roof is being put on.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. buildIne
permits have been issued during the last
few days. -
y number of very important changes
are being made in the Caskey Bros
iouhary. When rebuilt. as an,lcipa.rd.
ms VIII he the finest plant of the kind
in the Southland. "
Ground has be i broken for a numbe,
oil new buildings in the E:as; End.
POLITICAL. The political situation
IS frowine in Interest daily. Parties and
i"c''phS thereof are allie watching the
sI''w 10 ascertain the direction OF the
M'hl' Republicans, IS a rule, are clase-
hlpniAed: but lnei. lack o.: talk i,na
ho' mean That they are inac,iyc-;hcy
are hi,i!hs heavy strokc for a fair rene
Sc''a'!oh III the next CITY Council.
The Newport News pcmocrat,. c,,h
has apparently become the party in hi.
cisE' WA!ie the rival clubs represent, inc
W,hSS thereof. II should be re!ncmbnr-
ca' however, by all parties tina, thcrn is
strength III unison.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18

enormous growth of cycling may be oh
Htaintd by comparing the outpu of %
OF 600, GOO, of which but one-ffth were
for women, with the million and Il quar-
ter for 80. of which opc-half are for
women. The League OF American
Wheelinen is now an organization of
A,000 members. or thess 1000 ara
from New York State alone. and $4,000
OF the Leagues memberships are women.
@ gain of $50 in one year. The frs, ten
STATES In the League in the order OF
their REPRESENTATION are New York.
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New Jcr-
sey, Ohio. Missouri, Illinois. Wisconsin,
California and Connecticut
In the South the largest representa-
ton is in the District OF Columbia, ow-
Ing to the popularity cycling has at
tanned In Washington, that city of COCO
%ntreets. After the District of Columbia
come Kentucky, Mississippi and Alaba-
ma.
IMPROVEMENTS IN BICYCLES.
The '96 bicycles show many improve
Ments and clever inventions. One prom
enent feature of the 90 wheel is the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18

werp, British East Indies. Brazil, Brit
ish Australia. Bremen. British West In
dies. Central America. Copenhas gen,
Christiana, Hamburg. HUI. IIayti, Hell
singfors. Havrc. London, Southampton.
Santa Domingo, United STATE of Column
bia and Valparaiso. The value OF the hi
cycles shipped TO London alone was over
$4,000. The American bicycle in SwitZer-
iand is also All assured fact, and even
me Geneva dealers have lately been con-
Vinced. In Turkey. where the Sultan
named the wheel THE devils chariot"
anu forbade its use. the bicycle has moi
mad much chance unt!l Of late. The lat
Hst reports from C~Onstantinoplc are that
cycling is at last gaining some ground
ana mat Il few wheels are now used in
1onstantinopie, Smyrna. and Salonica.
There Is a track at Therapia on the
bosphorus, and another one Is being
punt AT Pera, the fashionable part of
S~ons'antinople. Cycling is also popular
IN Esypt, ana one does not need TO men
sal.
Legislation and proposed legislation
aheht bicycling is of too voluminous n
nature 10 more than mention here.
and b~oulevards. rate of
speed In parks and on public ehwav
special bicycle paths in parks, PROMISED
insurance for bicycle ridsr3, brake or mo
brake. recently determined for no btakn
In New York. improved paving in cities
ana better roads and many other mat
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-18

mn'a OF Prof Edward T.. Phelps, NJ. D..
celery compound. II has lifted ,hnns >
WIS IRON beds OF sickness. 1t does
less. tho dyspeptic ana the dcspondnntP
IL cures; them once for all.
iierc Il" Il testimonial from Mr.. =
hililer,, of Columbus, o.. accornpa e ~" ~.
INC lhotosrtrh OF his family.
for Two years past ! have been n con
Staft sufferer with severe nervous hsod
aches. ott-times being compelled TO Fo r,
h"d, when my business nccessitatcG me- NJ
personal attention. Last week my phv.
slcian ccnmmrndrd Iaine's celery cor.
hound. have taken now four hoi,I";
ana have not suffered with heIdn"Lc
s,ilcc. rms government. in my MINI
mould pay the discovcrcr OF pninr.. r"i,
cry compound a sum OF money sufficient
10 Keep him ana all his relatives in
lnNNry during their natural lirc,' "
Mr. Miller l. tho son OF Dr. J. u.
Miller. us wife is the granddaughter
Mii!er's praise, Of Faine's celery com.
pocuiid is cHunl'cd by that of thousands
OF others who owe their health o,tI
strength TO this greatest OF all rcmcdies'