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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
POI IS MO I J T II NJ HssYYS


Mr.. VIM. r. Singleton, formed ci,i-
2en OF this place. but NOW II resident of
washington. ID. c., for the past twenty
Sin years is on Il visit to relatives in
TINS City and Norfolk.
re was contracting engineer ut the
portsmouth Nnry-yard in his carly life.
constructing many useful works ut the
YARD during that period. He also de-
signed many structures III this city and
Norfolk, among them being the Court
mouse and Ocean House. III this city,
and city Hall. Norfolk. The two former
werc designed i'll 1875 and 1853 respec-
lively, and the latter in 1916.
Mr.. Singleton is also r. distinguished
Mason and is a prominent member of
the Right Worshipful Grand Ledge of
The District of Columbia, holdin" the
position of Grand Secretary. having
heon elected to this position for twenty
six consecutive terms. lie is also chair
man of the Committee On Foreign Cor
respondence for the Grand Lodge OF ;he
District. ana has served in n similar
capacity for seven years for the G:su,,
Royal Hrch Chapter. lie is II nephew of
our vcnerabi" townsnan, George W.
Reynolds, and is about ~ years of age.
Notwithstanding his advanced age lie Is,
n!ic'ble and spry. being able 10 walk
quite distance without fG.ic:c IL
will remain here until Saturday. when
he Will return 10 his home in Washing
ton,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
Navy.yara Sotcx.

just at this time n scene or business
ac.lvltv prevails at the yard The New
ark Is the object in which the most In
teres, is taken, not only by the EMPLOY
ers. put visitors. The various depart
i me- are All pushing their work i'm or
DER 10 have this ship completed by De-
cemher LIST. The steam engineering de-
nartment ana the shipfitters OF the con-
sWuctlon department work every nich.
until IL O'Clock. The Castine is layin,-
along side OF the wharf. Just ahead OF
me Newark. AS yet nothing has been
uone tn this ship. 1t is said that she
VIII need only slight repairs, and after
having her bottom scraped ana painted
Shc VIII return To Montevedco with 81
ton. ,'''
The Monongahela. which was ordered
20 'nla yard some time ago. life Aunapo-
MS yesterday morning &c I. O'CLOCK. ;,rd
= "Nhected IL arrive mere This n!cruir...
II IS said that this ship will undergo IL
tehSiVe repairs while here. which will
probably keep a large force Of men CIR.
Wo%ci the best part of this winter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
= a,reynIcnt ,,iscnse.

Thcrc Is no disease so prcyoient In
America as dyspepsia, and certainly none
which has so generally bafned and defeat
The only remedy for this distressing com.
plant Is a pure mrdicatcd Stimilani
llostetter's Stomach I!tters. whose cs,
Sential principle is pure spirits, is ad-
united by medical practitioners 10 be the
only Alternative, corrective and restorative,
on which they can rely. The Bittcr, are
me best possible specific for tatulencN.
dizziness. waterbrnsh, irregulariiy of th..
bowels. and Indications OF confirmed dys-
pcpNlh They 90 not excite, but Soothe Tho
irr!tatod stomach and bowels, and may hc
taken ny persons of the most delicate and
sensitive organization. who are unulcas-
"ntlN affected by the Use of the ordinary
9Iimu!antS Of commerce. Though Their
erect is most decisive. yet they are so mild
anI peneilcent In operation. as to he suit
aoie Tor children as well as TO adults
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
Though: lie Was Dead.

Nj. George Cliggs, u wcll-llnown old
gentleman, who resides on Crawford
street. over DougiLss' barber :shop. has
been confined 60 his home for Il long
time. He has been attended to by the
members of Old Dominion Lodge. |. o.
-. +. Yesterday n gentleman reported
20 some the mcmhcrS of the lodge that
II" was dead i'm his room and that the
door WAS locked and no one could get in.
Lieutenant Only. III company with two
members of the order. hurstcd the door
open ana went in to find him @till alive
nut quit" weak AMI feeble. Just why
the door had been locked no one knew.
as II was unusual to find il fastened
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

All old maids who desire husbands
VIII have an opportunity next Thursday
night 10 become the wife O.! SuIt,a of the
masculine gender. Tire Youthful Clean
crs' Of the Scotttsvillc Baptist Church
are going In give an entertainment on
that niSht Tor he benefit III thcir church
and have concluded 10 sell Il uuiaher IS
old maids that are connected with the
church. AS there will. no doubt be "a
great demand for them alnon,: the hash
ful men ell who desire To put themselves
on the market can have AN oppurt unity.
AS this is Il chance that is seldom AT
forded it would lie we'll for those who
want husbands 10 send in their names
early. so that they can be put down on
the list, which VIII hr subjected 10 in
Spcc,ion before the sale takes place
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
a.Niiin IN iYnii.

Constable Whitehurst yesterday ar
rested Si!Vey Goshen. negro woman.
who lives on King street extended.
charging her with lying in wait To kill
another woman named Harriet Payne.
IT seems that the two women had some
words and the woman Goshen svorc
she would Kill Payne rs soon as she
came UP with her The payue woman
being notified She renamed away from
home. The Goshen woman waited be-
hind the Payne woman's door all night.
and became very violent when she
found size had been foiled in her AT
tempt.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
duin,l Services.

Union services, in which the Court
Street Baptist and Presbyterian
Churches Joined with the Monumental
tAurch. were held in the latter church
Sunday night in the interest of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The services were conducted by. STATE
Secretary l.. y. Coulter, and an address
was delivered by Prof. a. w. Hawks.
.of Baltimore. y subscription for the
local association was taken up.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
"loIen,nc. or she Peer ana the peri,

MI OF the young ladies and gentle
men cnGa Gcd in This beautiful opera met
asst night for the first time for re-
hcHrsa! in tho row Opera House. The
stage is fast nearing completion and
promises Ia h" very beautiful when fin
ishod. Mr.. Carney has loaned n bcauti-
iul piano for the occasion ana we he
.!vNc every one who viii. so will be
charmed with the lovely s.ENl, as well as
the harmonious sounds which will fill
The air on the night of December I'd for
The benefit Of The city hOsp!tal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
In BERKELEY,

The Improvement Board opened bids
at their Office last night for the paving
of Chestnut street with granite blocks
as per specifications. The following is
q list of bids received: John II. Au-
brecht & Co, $l.44 per square yard
Justin Mccarthy. s1.70 per square yard;
Caleb Hodges, $500 per square yard; j.
II. Middendorf, S1.9S per square yard;
VIM. l.. Dibbcll, s1.S3 per square yard.
The contract was awerded to John II.
Aubrecht & Co., Of Richmond. Va, the
lowest bidders.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
WHY S,nn,fIf sIeetr

II has been some time since there has
been Il meeting OF the Board of Health.
MOI more than two members attend at Il
iime, consequently there has not been n
meeting for more than q month, and Il
number OF important matters need at
tention. II Il sufficient number can be
gotten together the vacancies will be
filled.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
q Costly Ss.nzc.

On saturday last n lady Who resides
on Dinwidd die street. after getting
through with her days sewing. proceed
ed TO clean up the scraps which she had
made during IN" day. After sweeping
'hem into nile she put them into the
stove. AS they began to blaze she dis
covered Il roll Of money that she had lost
that day in among the scraps. which
was Then all ah!a"e. The amount thus
LOST is &yI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

John G. Nicmeyer. auctionccr. sold
yesterday in front Of the Courthouse
three tracts of land in Pleasant Grove
District. u. c. Sykes. Of this city. being
ihe purchaser. The first was the New
hcrne ana old Beck tract. containing
ls5 acres. which realized $2.500: the See
ond tract, Cars Swamp, containing 30
acres, on the Dismal Swamp Canal.
realized Sl,i0O. and the third tract. con
tanning 60 acres, realized $30O
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

BY invitation of the proprietor. Mr..
CHARLES 81. John, large number Of
invited quests will leave by the 1901
Se25oard Air Line train Tonight. to he
present at the grand opening OF Pincy
woods Inn ut Southern Pines. ~ C..
which will take place "Wednesday, the
lSth instant Among the invited guests
VIII be representatives OF the local
pnperi of This city and Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
Arrested fur Stealing gzo-s.

Constable Sykes Sunday arrested a
ncEro named sydney Perry. charged
with stealing hogs from Mrs. Jordan, in
Pleasant Grove District He was
brought To the county iai! and was lock-
ed up. After being arrested he ac-
acknowledged having stolen them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
Commission I.nnntico De Cnnutrenuo

a commission of lunacy was held las.
night on Mrs. Coffman. an elderly lady.
80 years old, who has become dementcd
from age. The board. which was com
posed Of DIR. +. S. Hope, John c. Me
meyer, Hon. j. r. Baird ana Charles l..
Nash, after consulting together for some
time. decided to recommend her to he
sent TO the ASYLUM.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
ffThcysre Fox, They're Good.

Reputation is commonly measured by
the acre. Fox. the cracker mans repu-
tat!on. is measured off in plots the size
of the crackers he bakes. Those who
eat his crackers measure his reputation.
If you see Fox" on a cracker it's a good
one.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
PORTSMOUTH ADv'S.
Why Pay Fancy Prices :?

Fruit jelly, &c. per h.; preserves, (fruiu
Be. Per lb.; all grades of i0c milk now 10.
per can: new buckwheat, &c. per h.; Rum
ford Yeast Powder, Sc. per bottle; oil &c.
grades OF yeast powder, 4c. mnce meat, &C.
per ID, lbs. for 25c. Just received a car
fancy patent fiour-buy early before the
L. III. PEARSON,
Phone 9SS. Cor. Green and Bart 81.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
I.ndies., Misses a.., sn,Iurc,

unIerwear in all sizes and prices
Specia! value in Mems Underwear
Some lots to close out at onc-half for
mcr prices.
LAW RENCE. q MELTON
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

The election being over. now Won
have 10 think about whore to get a good
suit OF clothes or overcoat at astonish-
insly low prices. We can satisfy Won
and give YOU the best bargains that Won
ever bought.
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY.
ia High Street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
Shiiaircn,N s1nr

Fancy patterns with two feathers
All colors.
w. L. VIRNELSON & co.
Sherwood old stand.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
sent Up for Ninety Dnys.

The negro Banks, who stole four
broom from Mr.. c.. p. Cluviers store.
was tried before Mayor Baird yesterday
and was sent to Jail for ninety DAYS.
He is regular thief. This is the sec
ond conviction in less than thirty DAYS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

the high street furniture man. has re-.
duced prices on his refrigcrators. door
ana window screens. Big barga ms
await you.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
csrxea corn Yo..n,y.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails 10 cure. 25c. pS-tu,thusat.7m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

ana buy clothing elsewhere. when Won
can save money by buyingUhem at
LEVY d JACOBS.
200 High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
MUHpMRaUs SHOOTING.
u Kew Over II Game or sweat s.ay
NNNSr The Month Off Pnr.IcinnuI

Newport News. Va. Nov. l6.-CSpe.
o!iil according to the hes. Information
aNaua1ic ~ row occurred in Abraham
Brown : dlNe on Ivey avenue early Sun
uHE hoiminE over game OF sweat
which VIII probably result In the death
OF Armistcad Williams. coorcd. lin,
ltohihsoh the keeper OF Il bar-room and
music h3.i ~ NOT an cnviablc reputa ton
Oh NarwicN avenue, IS Known through
OUT the copuntry AZ a bold. bad negro
70 nm ihc iates or iiends OF the gaming
tabic Were unpropitious Saturla \
night, and after closing his bar at mid
n!%h: he went to B!ood!ieId to retrieve
ms losses and vent his spleen On whom
ever ne pleased in that lawless locality.
rs INC morning advanced a row was
started, and Robinson poured hot lead
INTO his opponent, Arn!!s.ead Williams.
one baH took effect over Williams eve,
anu PASSED around his head between
the scalp and skull; another passed
through his side and n third lodged in his
arm. ii was thought that Williams
could no; survive, but at this writing
he Is reported better. After the shooting
Robinson returned to his place sat down
on the st0op. ana detied officers and
everybody. but as soon as an opportuni-
~ presented itself lie made good hi, cs-
cape. heavily armed party went out
ana searched the neighborng woods
failed 10 find their man. Robinson is
still at large.
CUTTING AFFRAY.
y serious cutting ARRAY took place in
that portion OF the city known as Hells
iiaifacre Saturday night. Richard
Jackson and two men whose names are
unknown literally cut TO pieces n man
named Fox
Walter johnson, William Ellis. color
ed. and William Chambers. white. are
held for trial on the charge OF fight
ing.
IN THE COURTS.
III the Hastings Court to-day another
jury was cmpanelled for the trial of An
ME Haynes, colorcd. The legal points in
the case were warmly contested by
counsel. The same case, after u three
days struggle. was not disposed of be.
cause the jury could not agree last weel,
and h: Is probable that like result will
follow this week.
POLICE COURT.
The usual lengthy Monday docket wa:
disposed of by Justice Brown to-day
IT, = Finch, carrying concealed wea.
pom; fined $40 and costs.
i. j.. Finch ana II. W. Robinson
breach OF the peace; each required tc
give bond to keep the peace. Some un.
pieasantness OF personal nature be.
| tween these gentlemen eliminated il
what '.he boys call a scrap. Friends OF
tilt puI-y separated lnenl before they
had time TO injure each other.
ID. ID. Baker. riding on the sidewalk
fined 81 and costs.
Calvin Coleman. colored, disordcrly
fined s. and costs.
Rosa Gray. not of good fame. Bond
of $500 acquired. Committed in default
Lee K. Baker. petty larceny; con
tinued.
Jack Shaw. drunk; fined 81 and costs
Pat FRANKIE, drunk; fined 81 and costs
Mr.. j. L. Masses face still shows
day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
4 Summary Of Happenings Worthy Of
More Space Than That Givea.
PARAGRAPHS, PERSONAL AID OTHERWISE
Mention of the Co.niu.s nnd Goi:tGs
of Events "r lntcrcsl 10 Mauy
Esonders-TOpics discussed orr, the
Street ana in offices and Homes

There w!ll be two marriages tc-mor-
row night.
,ii:a:s sail be meeting of the City
Council tonight.
There was no session of the Hastings
Court yesterday.
There was q heavy frost yesterday
and Sunday morning
Tne \. NJ. G. 4. services We're we'll al
tended Sunday afternoon.
cure number of persons will visit
southern Pines Tonight.
MIR. Morris Cain i: quite sick at his
home on Washington street.
The Wright case has been transferred
10 the Dinwiddie County Court
lady b.cycl.St me: with an accident
on High stree; yesterday Of te,noon
S.onewall Camp, c. g. will hold an
important meeting tomorrow night.
The Portsmouth Cotillion Club will
give = german at kim Hall tonight.
There We're a large number of people
III from the county yesterday attending
court.
Or. V. G. Cuipenper is havir. three
handsome houses erected on Henry
street.
of c. w. Hudgins G Co. in another
column.
Mr.. p. c. Codd has PASSED the state
Board of Examiners as Il veterinary
surgeon
Rev. Mr.. Reese. frncr pasto: of
Trinity p. L. Church, will arrive Iris
morning
The Finance and Ordinance Commit
tees Will probably rcp-,, on the hnrl,
.ad ladde.. tonight.
Tho " c. r.. l.. Will NEE, with Mrs.
i;r!nklcy. 800 Court st.eet. thi. after
n,Oa 4; 3:31 o'clock.
prores Jr Ierms, win r,va , s.arso,,-
ticon exhibition 1t W.ight Memorial
Church Thursday night.
M"; Zach Rahikcn l. seriously, IL; nj
l:sr husbands residence. on The c1rrrr
~ Euinchar, and County .,~tc-
Mis- Nusa Cain returned =. - ,.-,sn-
- NJ - g SATURDAY.. h-'nr called
horne by the sickness OF her brother
In another column Messrs. Levy S.
Jacobs advise you not to be foolish. but
10 come and buy clothing from then.
Constable Whitehurst sunday arrest
ed fourteen negro men fo- plavin.r Gran
Oh Clifford street extended in an open
let.
l,0nstlGle Ande.ion arrested a negro
atueI HARMS Saturday for running
.Yagcii yviihou: q license. lie was fined
go.
There was scrapping match on the
ra!ncr # Columbia ara Washircion
strrets Sunday night. No arrests were
.;latto.
Mrs. Jane Smith. of Tn masv.lle Ga.
. critically III at the residence of her
s5n-im-iaw. Mr.. O. -. EaIl In Cottage
PLACE.
The belt railroad is buying nrnneri,.
beyond The rnundtouse ia be usrl Ly
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

exquisite wedding bouquets III tn,
floral exchange, II CRANKY street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

The best $l.o0. $3.50 and 50 80 hats are
sold by Charles II. Welton & Co. TRY
them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
TO TRY GREEHVILLE
The Case of Major C. W. Wright Win Not
Be Tried In Portsmouth.
WILL Be TAKEN TO CREENVlLlE COURT
II is Not Certain That IL VIII he
Tried Thcre-Appronchin Mnrri-
sc-Caut. Lawrence Rcsi@ns-'To
Prevent ATIputation = ministers
Out of Town III. Deer.

Suffolk. Va. Nov 6.-(Spccl:,D-At i
O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon Miss Erma
-. Kilby will become the bride Of Alr,
Claude j. Dennis at the residence Of tho
brides father, Mr.. Upshur Ililby. West
Kiby street. The ceremony will be n
quiet one, only immediate relatives he
Ing present. DIR. w. W. Stalcy will oil
cite. Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis will leave
on the $40 Scaboard train Tor Il lengthy
tonr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
college Ient.

Something new. All colors.
w. T.. VIRNELSON & co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
"elightrn, En.crtainmcnt.

me IectuNo room OF the Court Street
BAPTIST Church was filed last evening
W-.n an Interested and highly pleased
auuience. gathered for uiu purpose of
G,hlpyin$ q charming Hras.l,nmc rem
dercd u follows:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
PREFERRED THE HORsEWHIp.

y sawmill man in an adjoining county
recently had his commissary broken
open and robbed. He suspected an en-
ployc and accused him of the crime. \
search of his satchel confirmed the sus-
PIGEONS. The owner knew the Young
man family. and not wishing TO prose
cute, oifered him the option OF going
TO the penitcntiary or taking q horse
whipping. He chose the latter. He W as
made to shed his coat and was given
twenty-five lashes and told to git" He
went.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-19
Mayors VetOes.

Al the meeting OF the city council
tho mayors veto 0i the resolution
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-19

AZ the door Of every newspaper
office might be posted the general
ordor-Rush
The busiest concerns In the busiest
streets are sluggards compared with
these nsws.ghthering hives where
human fingers and brains are matched
10 keep up with machinery.
The brunt OF this faliguing mental
strain, unavoidable In getting out Que
Of the big city dailles, for example, the
Chicago Evening Journal, falls ON IT,
business mhnagor--in the CAGE Of this
Oldest daily Ia lllinoiS, Colonel Fred.
erick &. Pierce.
Colonel Pierce IL one OF the busiest
men In Chicago, city Of early and
late workers. Brain workers In every
profession will thank Colonel Pierce
for the following statement recently
made by him;
"For several years / have been
troubled with sick headache, caused by
constipation; otherwise | have aiwRyi
been In perfect health, ami never siCl
for two weeks In my life. This siol
headache has been very annoying.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-19

passed at the lsat meeting, giving the
street committee Rbsolute snd un.
qualified power to employ men and
TO work on the streets, was read. An
attempt TO psss the resolution over the
mayof's veto failed. The mayor also
vetoed tile pay roll OF the street com.
missioner for two weeks ending
Februarys 8. He pointed out that
neither the council nor the street com.
missioner could perform the duties Of n
lTeetsupeTvisOr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-19

Ogden Ia In theswim with Salt Lake
George A. Graves, eX-tifemnu, filed
before the clay council Monday these
charges against Fire Chief Binford (:
Flrsl-That the firo chief Ia lacking In
judgment. Second-rhAt be is ~.
rannical and uncivil 10 the men Of the
department. Thiri-Thht no has hal
a ply steal trouble that units him for
his work. Fourth-lhat he IL brutal
anu surly IA his contact with the men.
Finh-ThAt he lie often under the in-
fluence Of liquor.
Major +. Darling was before Judge
Rolapp Monday charged with Ca.
totiion. This charge against him was
that In order tOiObtain money from the
proprietor OF tho Rlchelleu Saloon was
that no was at the saloon on 25th street
IN looking through tfansom where he
saw this saloon man aud u woman In n
compromising position, The Jury te-
turned verdict Of guilty.
IT. n divorce suit filed by Mrs. Mar.
tina Hutton, the lady gives Mt. Hutton
n very bad character ami In turn Mt.
Hutton gives his wife worse than she
sent. Closed doors will best suit the
case.
J. l.. Thompson, who has returned
from Cripple Creek, reports n large
number OF men WIN cannot get om-
ployment and n poor place for a man
without money.
A marriage license was Issued yes
letdAy 10 Geo. A. seaman, OF Pleasant
View, ana Mits LOttie j. Fox, OF
Bountliul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-19

goos to the scat Of ths trouble, IhH'
great nerve and brain festutef, ram
celery compound, does get no oi mem
anu leaves no chance Tor their ToluiN,
because the deprecated caust --lhr
weakened nervous eyslom At last II
supplied with the food II has 90 sadly
felt the need of.
The best physicians In every city Ia
this county prescribe Painu'H celery
compound, whore rapid building up
u the system IL imperative. As an
invigoTator In cases OF nervous tx
haustlon, sloeplessuess and poor state
OF the blood IA the msinstay Of the alb
lest practitioners throughout the Unit
ed States.
A mere glance at the faces Of weak,
[ nervous, rundown peTtOnH alter they
/ have begun to use the gtehto,t OF MI
| remedies, shows how rapid IL the
uouTishing effect Of Paine's celery
compound.
There are thousands upon thousands
we'll today because they use Paino'i
celery compound.