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MEDICAL.


A LII CASES OF IRREGULARITIES RE,
n stored in few hours; safe and sure relief
guaranteed; travellers helped without delay; pri-
vate home in confinement: regular graduate
physician: 80 years successful practice MEDI-
CAL ELECTRICITY used; ladies, consult the
doctor before going elsewhere; you will save time
and expense; consultation free and confidential
MRS. DIR. WYETH, sl6 Pos. ST., near Larkin.
CATARRH CURED EVERY TIME: THE
" best remedy. A. S. WHALOCH, Maine House,
6lS KHarny ST.
DR. PENA CHECKS 1T IN "a HoURsi
~ prompt relief; successful trea ment; diseases
Of botn sexes speciality. Grant ave.
A NEW PROC ESS-NO MEDICINE, INSTRU-
n nlent or worthless pills used; every woman her
own physician sor all female troubles, no matter
from what cause; restores always in one day;
be sent and used at home; all cases guaranteed;
If you want TO be treated safe and sure call on a
man physician. X, POPPER, 31S kearny ST.
A BLESSING TO la ADIES-INSTANT RE-
~ li"f for monthly irregularities (from whatever
cause! by the most experienced ladies' physicians
in SAT- Francisco who restore all cases at once by
an improved method superior to others: ladies
VIII save time and money; be assured of honest
tTeatbeht Dy consutlng the doctors pefore calilhs
elSew lere; patients who have been imposed upon
specially invited; home in confinement; ad-
vice fee DIR. and MRS. DAVIES, IA McAllister
Hibernia Bank.
I ApIEs, CONSULT FREE MRS DR.. SCOTT,
II 236 Powell ST.. only qualified specialist; $500
for care fail to diseases of the eyes treated
DS1CHo MAGNETIC COMPANY CURES
i paGaIyss, cancer, rheumatism, insanity, female
weakaess, nervous disorder, heart and lung
troubles; no charge unless cured. Mason ST.,
corneF Market, room IL.
DR@. GOODWIN, DISEASES OF WOMEN A
~ sI.eciay; unexcel. ed in restoring irregularity
or otJ er conditions; home in confinement; pest of
care. low fees pills 50. Removed from 1870
MARKET st. to 904 McAllister st.
DR:JUSSELYN, THE GREAT SPECIALIST,
~ b%s removed to 1908 Market ST., near Sixth.
DtasARD's PILLS-DISEASES OF WOMEN A
i speciality also "tine Baths" Rooms and 4,
MacIsbnough building, Oakland
MRS. DR.. WEGENER TAKES LADIES BE
NI FIRE and during confinement: infants adopted
into .ood homes; treats all female complaints or
trreg9 larites successfully. 4l9 Eddy st.
IF IRREGULAR OR ANY FEMALE DIS
L ea@e see MRS. DIR. PUETZ. 25412 Fourth St
MICE PRIVATE HON Il IN CONFINEMENT;
1V alt female diseases treated: expert physicians:
terms moderate. Office 2S5 Kearny ST., room g. -
DRtVAFE HOME IN CONFINEMENT. MRS.
DIR. FUNCKE, l416 Eighth ST., Alameda.
CUfE CURE FOR ALL FEMALE DISEASES,
~ fIbm whatever cause; a home in confinement
with every comfort; satisfaction guaranteed, by
MRS DIR. GWYER, 226 Turk St
nR; HALL, IA McALLIsrEk STREET. NEAR
D-Jones. Diseases of women and children.
A LPEAU'S FRENCH PILLS-A BOON TO
n ladies troubled with Irregularities; no danger:
safe and sure; $2 50 -6press O. .. D.; don't delay
until too late OSGOOD BROS. Oakland, Cal.
WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTs-ThE
TYPEWRITERS.
V osT, $50; CALIGRAPH, $25; SEND FOR
L sample work. SCOTT & BANNAN, 333 Monty
TRUTSTEES, SALES
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4 SPECIAL LIST

A SPECIAL LIST
"A OF BARGAINS
IN CHOICE LOTS.
$4O0O-NW. cor. Church and Army; SSxSO;
business corner.
$860O-Corner near Laguna and o'Farrell; 25x
62.6.
S3500-Wa shington ST., near Devisadero; 30x
1877 S14 street bi uminzed
S3400-Two choice lots on Presidlo Heights; 5O
x127 :8: reduced from $4,000
$3250-VaIleio, near Lyon; 81 :6x137:6; marine
view; very cheap.
sSOOO-Baker. near Oak; 25x96:l0; overlooking
the Park Panhandle.
$2iO0-Clayton near Page; 25x106:3; reduced
from $4,000.
$l65O-Cor. Sanchez and Cumberland 114xlO5.
$l10O-Lake, near ID ave-. 25x1O2 :6; the choic-
est part of Richmond
$9OO-6 lots in Elk celsiOr Homestead; l50XlO0.
Ss00-I ST., near 18th ave-; 25xl00; easy terms.
s. $.50-10th ave., near California; 25xl2O: very
cheap
$40O-25th ave-, Point Lobos; 25x120; graded;
street macada damzed.
$500 each-Two lots in sunnyside; 25x1I2 :6
each; worth $500.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE d CO.,
63S Market st.
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BERKELEY HOUSES.

LlOR RENT CHOICEST LOCATION IN
IL Berkeley: lot 100x270; fruits and flowers ga
lore: rooms, bath, laundry ETC.; all beauii fully
furnished; TO hrst-ciass tenant long term. See
CAPTAIN MORRISON. Berkeley.
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OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARDING.

MARIPOSA MRS. EMMA II. ADAMS
Iu Newly furnished or unfurnished rooms en-
suite or single; also. frst-cIass table board. 566
Eleventh ST., near Jefferson, Oakland, Cal.
with board, 2 front rooms furnished; southern
and eastern exposure. 1908 Castro st.
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PROPOSALS FOR A CONCkEIE N -
i head and bituminous yard work-sealed propo-
sails sails VIII be received by the superintendent of
common schools In open session Of the Board of
Education, new Ciiy Hail. san Francisco on
Wednesday. June "a 1896, at $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ
for reeonstructing concrete bulkhead and for BIZ
luminous yard work at the North Cosmoroltan
Grammer school in accordance with plans and
specifications (and thecoE itions mentioned there
I'M at The Office of Charles J. avens architect Of
the board. room 55y Flood building corner Fourth
and Market streets The board reserves the right
to reject any OF all bids as the public good may
quire. GEORGE BEANSTON, Secretary.
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OAKLAND FURNISHED HOUSES.

T ARGE, NEW, Is ROOM FURNISHED
IL dwelling Overlooking Lake Merritt) with mod
ern conyeniences for rent. For particulars call at
premises between and p. M, l21 Lake ST., Oak
land.
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PROPOSALS..


DROPOSALS FOR UPPLdES FOR VETE-
L rams Home Association office is hereby
given that sealed proposals will be received by the
board OF directors of the Veterans Home Associa
ton, at its Office, room 3, $40 Sansome street
San Francisco, Cal, up to 10 o'clock A. M Satur,
day, June 27, 1895, and opened Immediately there
alter IN the presence Of bidders, furnishing and
delivering quartermaster and commissary supplies
for the We erans' home, Napa County California
(railroad station, Yountvile), for the six months
commencing July l, 1895. and ending Decemner
81. 1896
Schedules with information and instructions for
submittin bids will be furnished upon application
by the undersigned. Bidders Will carefully follow
the conditions OF the schedules and no bid wi be
considered unless 10 is in accordance with such
schedules Each bidder must accompany his hid
with a certified check upon some well-known and
responsible banking house for at lerst 10 per cent
of the amount of his bid, payable 10 j. e. Currier
Treasurer conditioned that the bidder will enter
into cd and valid contract upon notice OF ac-
cepTance, as required by law. The board reserves
the right to reject any all bids and TO order nv
quantity over or under The amount specified
- ddress j. j. SCOVILLE, Secretary Veterans,
Home sociation. room Is, 800 Sansome street
San Francisco, CAL
BY order of the Board of Directors
j.. j.. S(sOVTTTE
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.

~--~--~-------~~-
600 BARGAINS-WHAT DO YOU WANT?
COO 90 houses and lots from $1250 to-. $40, 900
so ranches all sizes, from 500 to ,...... $4,000
100 business places. all kinds, from $50 to. 1000
25 lodging-houses and hotels from $500 to. 5000
III. G. DECKER, 1910 Market ST., opposite Fifth.
L OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY IN
come property: in the famous Santa Clara Val
ley; fine 18-acre 4-year-old prune orchards; lovely
new cottage, windmill. etc. Z. B., 3004 Laguna st
1904 ACRES TIMBER LAND, KERN CO.;
ZOt water: fine for cattle-raisn ng. Nix 6 Cali
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HOTEL TO LET.

ITO LET-THE w. TELL HOUSE, 317-31S
L Bush ST.; this we'll known hotel is thoroughly
renovGted, considerably improved; compares with
best 2d-cass hotel in town. MADISON d BURk
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bEhh hEA4Ll hLAAL ESIAlE
For SALE. pEpxF,Ex
$1600-Modern 4-room bay-window cottage: lot
4OxlO3; WE'LL tank ana windmill: garden: q bar
gain Stanley and Grove; electric cars; 4 minutes
TO Adeline station: part cash. +. g. DEL f.
RICH. For particu ars address Lorin Postoffice.
MO HESITATION ABOUT THIS-IT REA LILY
IN Is beautiful Berkeley and one OF the prettiest
places for sale is that 6room cottage near station
aud ectrc cars, and within 10 minutes of uni
versity: lovely home. JOS. ]. MASON, Berke-
ley 81 alton.
TOSEPh ]. MASON, REL ESTATE AND
+ - insurance agent, Berkeley station, adjoining
bank.
~ GOD HOMES FOR RENT OR FOR SALE
" on easy terms. o. q. MAY IL CO, retd estate
and building. 2i23 Center 81. Berkeev.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISE MENFS
OFFICE-l435 PARK STREET.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
T HAVE TO OFFER FOR A FEW DAYS
l. only lots located in one OF Alameda's choicest
localities; street WORK complete; these lots must
be sold and can be bought for 20 per cent less than
value For further information call on or address
A. Ii. BLOW, lO10 Broadway, Oakland.
0OO00 $500 CASH AND $25 PER
pAOOO. month; new cottage of looms and
bath.
$S25O-s5O0 cash and $50 per month; new cot
tage of rooms and bath.
S40O0-$SOO cash and $40 per month; new
house of rooms and bath.
All large lots and convenient to cars: we have
on hand number of beautiful Alameda homes for
sale on very easy terms. JOSEPH A. LEONARD
COMPANY, 1854 Park ST.. Alameda
. STORY; NEW; 10 ROOMS: ALL MODERN
n Improvements; finely furnished; gas and
water; o.. .ly $500; large lot,
To rent-Four finely furnished houses; also
furnished JUDD, l424 Park St., Alameda
QlrO0O BEAUTIFUL NEW MODERN
NOUUU. tw o-story house, finely finished and
beautifully frescoed; large rooms; Central ave,
block west of Park ST.; it will surely please
you; investigated terms TO suit G. b. N. GRAY,
463 Ninth st., Oakland.
DARGAIN-Sl35O; NEAR BROADWAY: LOT
ID 45x150; house of six rooms; $3.50 cash;
balance $l3 35 per month. WILLIAM p. TODD,
1902 Broadway, Oakland.
HOMES BUILT ON TERMS WITHIN THE
Ii reach of all; rare chance secure home on
easy terms: 4, 5. and room cottages and 2-story
dwellings easy terms; from $1,000 up $3.50
cash; balance easy monthly payments to suit.
Address A. X. DENKE. real estate architect and
builder 1902 seventh st. Alameda.
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OU $50 Cash

w $50 CASH.
$40 MONTHLY.
$3.50 AND UPWARDS.
Go out to-day and see the block fronting on
Ninth and Tenth aves, III and sts.: facing
Golden Gate Park all the streets are graded,
sidewalks laid, gas and waller piped to the
property. The cheapest lots south OF the
park Buy one.
BALDWIN S HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery st.
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KOPPITZ-In Alameda, June 15 1896, Mar
Louise beloved wife of George Koppiz AT
mother of Otto, George, Emile, Marie an
Eiinor Koppitz, and Mrs. w. F. Chipman, a n
tive of H esse- Cassel. Germany, aged 81 years al
" months.
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96OO BUILDS 4-RooM (BATH) COTTAGE;
tpCCO will call. george NJ. SALISBURY,
builder. 2OlO Ellis
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DIED.

DIED.
Bruegmann, Franz p. Koppitz, Marie L.
Carroll, Nettie NJ. NJ arye, Orrick w.
Curtin Catherine Maxey, Mrs. Ellen
Duering, Ottie Molloy Hannah
Giovannini, Daniel Muilowney, Mary
Goodwin, Lydia w. O'Brien, Nellie
Hansen, John A. G. Rudolph, Edward
Harrington, Irene NJ. sober, Rose A.
Hay, John w sullivan, Michael L.
Horan John NJ. Sutton. William
Kembeck, Mary J. Vouleme, Hermann j..
Williams. lane
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LII KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD. EXCHANGED
n rented, repairedi lowest rates. 2O5 Fourth St.
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OF 5OX14O IN EAST OAKLAND, HOUSE
IL of 9 rooms and basement, for sale or exchange;
will accept vacant eots in Francisco.
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THE DIFFERENCE IN MEN.

some days since a representative of
the New York World asked The follow
ing question of Major Mckinley:
T. World was the first newspaper to
tleoIc' your nomination by the Republi-
an National Convention, and 1t wishes
10 b the first newspaper to remove Tho
doubts which honestly exist as to vour
votes as - member of Congress In favor
OF silver and our absolute reticence
SINCE on this vital question of the wear
are you willing to guarantee, as far as
n candidate can, that If YOU are elected
the present monetary standard of he
United States shall be permanently
maintained"
Ihe question was listened to attentive
~ and taken under consideration. and
after the elapse of several hours this
Great Napoleon of Finance" said:
Give my compliments 10 the World. but
l have nothing to say" IL this is the
man who is running for the Presidency.
a few days later on the same in
curry was made by the World of Cover
no. Russell. OF Massachusetts. and here
Is what hat gentleman said:
II am firmly of the opinion that ON,
NATIONAL platform ought explicitly and
emphatically to oppose the free coinage
OF silver or its compulsory purchase. or
any compromise legislation in thai direc.
ton. Therefore. | hold firmly that I
could never even be a candidate on n
platform that was not in accordance with
any own principles. ] could never accent
a nomination save on n platform that
declared for sound money. | would ney-
er consent 10 straddle on finance or
any other public question. could
not go into office bound by hamper
ing declarations. restricted in the power
of veto, helpless in authority. I can
not imagine of a more undesirable posi-
ton thar that OF a fe:tered chief ruler
of a nation"
This is spoken like a man. and the
American people admire such men. even
if they should differ with them upon
some great question of policy. No true
man has any use for a dodger. If. lin
this contest for the Presidency a candi-
date is q silver man let him say soft
he is in favor of a gold standard. LEI,
him say so-the people have a right TO
know for whom they are asked TO vote
and the man who lodges the issue is not
to be trusted.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-07
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

1t is estimated that there are 10000
bicycles in use in the city of Washing
ton.
How do you know that drowned
man was married." His pockets were
ull of dress samples and unma!led let
ters."-Chicago Record.
The bulk OF the estate of the late Baron
Hirsch. according to reports, has been
left to the Jewish Colonization Society b.
continue its work.
The life of the late Hamilton Disston.
OF Philadelphia, was insured for over
81, 600, he being the second largest
insured man In the country.
kicking Bear. member of the Indian
delegation which recently made It's an
nual visit to the Great Father at Wash
ington, Is to be immortal!zed in bronze.
Mrs. II. Easily and her daughter.
Clara, has started from Spokane, Wash.
to walk to New York. They live OH n
farm near Spokane and hope to make
enough money in the venture to lif; a
mortgage. They are under contract [ \
manufactures of n health costume.
Whenever examinations are made OF
the private affairs of ib!g corporations Il
Is usually found that the people are the
owners. but they do no: always control
them. Certain French railways were re-
Gently reported on and 1t was shown
that the average holdings ofistock were
about $4,000 per each shareholder.
III. III. Holmes, Ph~!ladelph!a's convict
ed murderer. has but n few more hour
to live. Sheriff Clement says the
execution Will occur about 10 o'clock
this morning. Tle Sheriff asserts
that there will be no sensational scene or
the gallows. If Holmes has anything t.
say IL must he said from his cell before
the march to the scaffold. About 30 per
sons. including officials and newspaper
men, will witness the hanging. although
thousands are strainlng every nerve tC
be present, and as high as $500 has been
offered for Il single ticket, says the Bal.
timore News.
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"GIv1Ne WOMEN a CHANCE"

Under this caption the Augusta Chron-
icle congratulates DR.. Sophia c. Davis
upon her election as the city physician
of that town. DR.. Davis is a Southern
woman of culture and refinement and q
physician of growing reputation. Au-
gusta is taking advanced ground in re-
cognizing and promoting the ambition OF
women, and writing on this line, our con-
temporary says, that last week a num-
Der of prominent women were placed on
the board of directors of the Young
Mems Library Association; now we have
one as a city physician. and the next
step wilg be to carry out the suggestion
In Sundays Chronicle and elect women
on the Board of Education.
Augusta must be a paradise for the
gentler sex.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-07
EXPORT TRADE IN AMERICAN
MANUFACTURE.

The Bureau of Statistics of the Treasu-
ry Department at Washington. furnishes
some interesting returns of the exports
of American manufacturers. which ex-
ceed all previous reports. The fgures
show that during much of the present
year our manufactured exports reached
the unprecedented sum of Sl9, 125, 1856, or
25.S5 per cent. of the gross exports. The
increase began in 1895. and during last
year they exceeded 200. 00O, 600. In March
the food of such exports was at the rate
OF 2291e millions per annum.
For the nine months ending March
last the manufactured exports amounted
to S163. 1877 ,926, and were 24.57 per cent.
q our gross exports.
The great significance of these figures
can best be seen by noting that in no
year before 1895, when the Wilson tariff
went fully into effect, had the exports of
our manufactures reached a total of slSA.
100000. In the fiscal gear 1891 the en-
ports of domestic manufactures were
My Sl6S, 92I,3l5 or 1887 per cent. OF all
exports OF merchandise; in 1892 they
We're only S15S, $40, 937, or 1861 per cent
and in 1893. SlSS, us, 4S4, or 1924 per cent
ihese figures are gratifying in the ex-
IRENE, and evidences what can be done
uhuer 'he new tariff law as time goes on.
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Gen. LEE rs AWAITING rNsTRUC-
TONS.

The Philadelphia Press Rep.) is dis
posed to find fault with General Fitz-
hugh Lee because he does not proceed
to his post at Havana, to which place he
has been appointed as Consul General
by the President.
General Lee Is in Washington receiving
from the State Department
and MIR. Cleveland, and the presumption
is tina when they shall have been COM
pleted he will leave for Havana, n not
In the meanwhile let the Press
possess its soul in patience-when the
authorities are ready for him to go he'll
go, and that is all that can be said about
the matter.
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pose Of laying pipes and wires of,ener

pose of laying pipes and wires oftener
than once n year
Unlike his predecessor. the young
Gar of Russia walks almost daily in
the streets of ST! Petersburg. Some
times he is attended by no one but his
wire. On other occasions he goes alone.
Manuel Coocoo. an Indian, said to
nave been borne at San Luis Rey In 1881,
was a witness in a trial at Santa Cruz,
Cal, last week. He has lived in Santa
Cruz more than sixty years. and there
IS said to be every proof OF his great
age.
1t Is announced that the Kaiser has
confded his latest artistic efforts. AT
Ter Sedan and The Charge of the Guard
at st. Polvat.' to the ~well-known bat
tie painter, Herr Ttoechiing. who will
put a few finishing touches to the i'm
pefial masterpieces"
Antonio de Navarro. husband of Mary
anderson. mas an interesting collection
OF photographs of his wife in u room
I'M their home at Tunbridge Wells. They
represent her in all the parts she has
Played. II Mr.. de ava has ar
ranged them to make a frieze around the
entire room.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-07
When Company comes.

When the pies are in tho pantry,
And the chickens in the pot,
And the house Is neat and tidy,
Then the company comes not
But when pantry shelves are empty,
And n picked up dinner waits,
While the baby has the collie,
Then they enter ut your gates.
Whent the tablecloth is dirty,
Stained with gravy and with squash,
The lace curtains Mt the laundry
And the bedspreads In the wash;
Wheny you're doing the fall cleaning,
Rugs and carpets ON the line,
Then your husbands dear relations
Come to visit or to dine.
30 they ent the picked up dinner
And decide they cannot stay.
They Unjust do a little shopping"
And they quickly haste away.
Then they tell all the relations
How their visit was IA call;
That "Jane Is no wife for Reuben:
She's no housekeepcr ut ALL"
When they're gone. you tell the baby,
While You wipe FOUR misty eyes,
"Baby. when we make q visit,
Well not take them by surprise"
Annie F.. Smiley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-07
PERSONALS.

Senator T!llman now wears on hts
coat q silver badge. surmounted with an
eagle, under which was inscribed &c to
The Rev. Herbert Shipman. rector Of
Shtlst Episcopal Church. New York. has
Seen appointed chaplain at the United
states Military Academy, West Point.
Commissioner of Public Works Col
lis, or New York. will not permit the
street paving to be torn up for the pur-
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of things it shows itself in many ways.
AT first, perhaps a little hcaviness in The
stomach, a little sourness, windy belchinps
aud heartburn. Headaches begin to come
pretty soon after that. and biliousncss and
a foul taste in tke mouth in the morning
Chronic constipation is almost inc vitable.
and it is probably the most serious trouble
that ever takes hold of a man. Its seeming
simplicity is the thing that makes il most
dangerous, because il leads to neglect.
constipation means that the body is hold:
be gotten rid of. The poison is being re.
absorbed into the blood and the whole BODY
is being filed with it. Impurity in the
blood may lead to almost any disease.
There is no telling what may come of il.
Constipation is the start of it all. Ind vet
people are careless about it. II is the most
serious thing in the world, and the easiest
to cure il you go about it right. DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. Cure
it positively. certainly. infaliibly. Cure il
SO it stays cured. Cure it so you can stop
taking medicine,
And that is something that NO othe,
temedy in The world will do
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-07

A Quay supporter for the Presidential
nomination committed suicide when he
read that Illinois had declared for Nc
Kinley. After the St. Louis convention
suicides will be in order.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-07

Up to the present time we had not
supposed this talk of there being money
to burn in the Cripple Creek country
mad any real foundation in 1t, remarks
h Chicago Evening Post.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-07

The remarkable statement comes from
Vineland. N. J., says the Wilmington
On. Co Star. that there is q young
woman there who did not speak for
q day n a half. And she is not dumb.
either.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-07

The suit Of William Graves. the New
York broker, against Secretary Carlisle,
to enforce the delivery of 1850, 900 of
the last issue of 4 per cent. thirty year
bonds, was discontinued Monday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-07

Senator Butler. of North Carolina.
dollars and the deprecated siive dol
lars of all other nations legal tenders
In the United States.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-07

At the recent State election in Louis
lana 2O4.3s2 votes were cast, and the
majosity for Foster, Democrat, for
Gocernor over Pharr. Republican, and
yPopulist was GAGS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-07

The students of an Ohio college hav,
gone on o strike because the faculty
disappointed the college glee club, which
had arranged a long Western tou
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-07

Virginia and Tennessee are in the
ranks of the true Democracy. The
Column continues to grow, remarks u
Tennessee exchange.