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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
NEWPORT NEWS.
Farmers Interested In Sugar Beet Gull
ture-New Pastor Arrives.

Farmers Interested in Sugar Beet Gull
ture-New Pastor Arrives.
Newport News, Va, Dec. S.-(Spc-
cial.)-Arrangements for a convention
lof farmers in this city on the 10th in
slant are being pushed forward by n
committee appointed for the purpose by
the Business Mems association. Mr..
Thomas i. Hardy. chairman of this
committee. is i'll receipt of q. letter from
Colonel Thomas Whitehead, commits
sPoncr of agriculture, in which that gem
tleman states that he will be present
on the occasion above referred to and
deliver an address on the cultivation
of sugar beets and Tho profits derived
therefrom. Mr.. Il. G. Bickford, of this
city will deliver the address OF welcome.
AT the regular meeting of the Common
Council last night election officers for
the bond issue election which will be
held December 2lst, were appointed.
y desperate attempt was made last
nssht to steal and carry away the
clothes of the fireman OF the steamship
Glcncly, who had previously been in
duced to leave his ship by the natter-
ing promises of ship-runners, whose
business it is to induce men to leave
their places in order that their en-
ployers may supply others at a hand
some commission. These contemptiblc
runners did not succeed in carrying
away the clothes last night.
The Rev. b. f. Lipscomb, successor ia
the Rev. George w. Wray in the pas
t0rate of the Washington Avenue Meth
odist church. arrived here from Dan
vile this evening, and was given n re-
ception by The ladies of the congrega-
ton at his residence.
MIR. NJ. IL. ingalls,. president or the
Chesapeake and Ohio and Big -Four
Railroad companies. is expected to ar
rive here tonight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
a OVER A CHILD.

Yesterday, about 1890 O'Clock n negro
boy named Frank Shepherd knocked q
white Child down, about 5 years
old, daughter OF Mr.. Frank Odeon, and
ran his wagon over her. h was pick
ed up by Mr.. w. r. Edwards and car
rled into Mr.. Thomas Scott's store. Dir.
Eindewald was called in and made an
examination. lie said the child was not
Injured much. only a few bruises, but
that she was very much frightened. The
& wns arrested and was locked up
In jail until this morning. when he will
have n hearing. He claims that he would
not have hurt the child for anything,
but that h ran in front of his horse
and was knocked down, the wheel pass
ing over her. He CHI :ied the horse as
soon ms possible, but not in time to pre-
vent an accident.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
NO HELP FOR fIAYTI.
win No Moral support and IL German
snip Cicnrcu for Action, There Was
Nothing to no Hut Give in.

Port Au Prince, Dec. S.-Thcre was n
lively fusiladc here ut IL O'Clock last
night. No damage was dome.
Count Schwcrein, the German Charge
dAnaires, was received by the Presi-
dent this afternoon. The public mind
continues agitated and all the regulars
ana the National Guard are in readi-
ness.
Shortly before 2 o'clock the President
issued a proclamation to the people of
tlayti, saying that for the second time
Hayti had yielded to German force.
contrary to it's rights. The Govern
ment. according to the proclamation.
had decided to resist evcn to the last,
but owing to the lack of promised
moral Influence, the character of which
is not indicated in The proclamation. it
was Obliged to accept the ultimatum.
The proclamation Invites the Haytien
people to cease internal uuarrclings and
TO labor for the raising UP again Of
the nation.
NJ. Frcderique, managing editor of
the Journal Impartial, and alleged au-
thor of the virulcnt articles attacking
he Germans, who is accused of desir-
ing to excite the populacc of this place
against the Government, was arrested
to-day n taken on board a Hayticn
cruiser. at the mOment'of his embark
alton there was much excitement, but
order was soon restored. The Govern
mcnt has at it's disposition a. sufficient
number of troops and Is taking all the
necessary measures TO maintain order.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
Bra N

Sheldon avenue needs work to make
it Il good rthoroughfare. This can be
done by working on it a day or two
to give it proper drainage. No street
in the city Gould be drained more easily
than this.
There is growing interest in the re-
vival meetings now in progress at Park
Avenue Baptist church. The preaching
by DR.. Broughton is clear and %forceful,
and the singing, led by Mr.. Wolfsohn, is
spirited and impressive. Large conSre-
cations attend. Services daily at 10
a. III. n I:i5 y. IN. Crowd passed the
streets on their way to the meeting last
night.
Mr.. William Ireland, prison
list. spoke to n good congregation Mt
~Mckcndrce last night. His work anon
the prisoners is q. work which all Chris
tians should encourage.
This evening, at the residence OF Mr..
FL. Q. Billups, 900 Willanghby avenue.
there will de an oyster $, per, served by
'hhe Ladies' Enterprise society for the
building fund of McIIcndree church.
Supper from 6 to 10. There will be n
graphophone to entertain you. and
other attractions also. No admission
fee. Supper % cents.
officer NJ. a. Pitt has been quite indis-
posed and confined to his home, on
US INGIuc, LOT SGNCTll t;iNS. f
Miss Hattie Goodson, of 119 Gibbs
avenue, witnessed yesterday the mar
riagc of Mr.. Frank c. Rice and Miss
Pearl Miner, which took place at Vir-
ginia Beach.
Next Friday night, ut Trinity church
will be Il happy occasion-a church So
ciable in honor OF the new pastor, the
Rev. II. II. Williams.
y ~graphophOne and literary entertain
ment will take place mex Tuesday nigh
at Trinity NJ. II. church. Ten cents is
the small fee, which will benefit the or
gan.
Mrs. Q. l.. Raub, OF Kingston, Ohio.
has returned home after spending n
pleasant time with her parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. West, Oh Maple avenue.
Invitations are nilt TO the birthday
party to come off at Nckendrec church
next Monday night under the auspiccs
or the Ladies' Enterprise society for
benefit OF the auxiliary fund. Concer,
ana refreshments free.
lnasmuch Circle of The Kings Daugh-
teFs Will meet Thursday afternoon q,
4 o'clock at the residence Of Mrs. Mere.
dith, Park avenue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
LEAST LNNNE."

"Eas Lynne" was presented last night
at lilks' Hall TO n fair sized audience,
and we venture to say that those who
are frcQucnters Of the Academy have
seldom had an opportunity to witness
its rendition in n much better manner.
All the characters were well taken, and
but for the lack Of scenery ito make the
proper effect 1t could not have been
rendered better. The company is a
strong one and deserves crowded
houses, and would have had had not
the people zone to the Academy in Nor
folk. Tonight Cuban Volunteers
will he presented. 1t is Il comedy full of
fun and merrimcnt and the
promise all who attend an evening Of
real fun, free from any and all objec-
tionabl features. We predict a full
house. On Saturday The 1.-TWO Orphans"
Will be presented at u matinee, and no
one Should miss 1t.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
nY mINERs.
omtoe Having ~ Prisoner Undor Ar
rest, Hanged and RiddIea with

~ fStltGtE. w. H..HF -EsG
Fort Smith, Ark, Dec. S.-The dead
body of James Murray, Constable at
Jenny Lind. n coal mining town in.
SEBASTIAN county, was found Monday
night lying by the roadside. 1t was
at first supposed that Murray had been
the victim Of a common murder. but it
has since developed the officer was
lyGlched by a mob of coal miners.
Constable Murray left his home at
Jenny Lind Sunday afternoon and went
70 Bonanza to arrest n miner named
Grant McBroom, for whom he had a
warrant. He captured McBroom with
out trouble and started with the. prIs-
crler for Jenny Lind about midnight.
mat was the last seen or Murray alive.
The ~Constablc's body was found lying
by the roadside next morning about
thirty yards from the shaft of the
Bonanza mine. His hands were tied
securely behind his back and his neck
was black and blue, showing plainly
the imprint OF a rope which had choked
MS life out. Blood oozed from @ dozen
bullet wounds In the officers body, and
ms clothing was torn into shreds.
There was no rope near the dead man,
put the amprints and decorations of the
cutlcle showcd Enthusiastically in what
manner the Constable had met his
death. The Coroner began an investi-
cation and 1t has been fully developed
mat he was waylaid by n mob of Nc
5room'S friends composed Of miners,
determined upon rcscuing the prisoner,
aCid mat Murray was lynched, the body
cut down and placed by the roadside.
AlcEroom was arrested to-day. Every
effort IS now being bent on discovering
the members of the mob.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
I''O(,. IL.
twen,y-one feet to the poin, of begin
WHERE WILL THE MONEY COME
IIROM?

At the Council meeting Tuesday night
rctrenchment was the word. und she
members were told that there would be
q deficiency, and in the face of this a
committee was appointed to look into
the Feasibility Of putting a foot bridge
across SCOTS Creek, leading into Park
View and TO find out If it would be ncCes-
sary to purchase land for that purpose.
and If so at what cost. etc. and 20 re-
mort 10 the Council. ~ bridge at this
point would be Il most desirable thing,
and would no doubt increase the pJpu-
lation of the Fifth ward; but does 1t
not look Il little inconsistent In the face
Of r~":renohincnt ID ven think Of such
n thing? and would not the deficiency be
much greater? The people could and
would ask where will the money come
from. Can the wages and salaries of
the employees of the city be cut Cor this
purpose? y little consistency is a
g02d thing, n should he used at all
times.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
EPISCOPAL MISSIONS.
Meeting of he American Church Wis.
onnry Society In PhfInaciphin.

Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. S.-The thirty
ieiEhth annual meeting of the American
Church Missionary Society was held
mere this afternoon. General Wager
sawyne, u. S. a, the president of the
society, presided.
rotary, New York, submitted the re-
port or the Executive Committee. 1t
stated in part: The apparent loss to
me society from the misconduct of it's
late treasurer has been once more in
creased by the amount OF Sc, 500. Go, the
principal OF u second mortgage, which
was given by him to the society and
which n forced sale under the first
mortgage has e~Ntinguished. The in
come on the Ely fun of $50, 900 has
oeen Tor many years devoted to Girls
VOID College. Ia. In compliance with
The terms OF the deed the committee.
nave withheld the income for a year
ana appropriated 1t to the Theological
Seminary of Virginia. The society has
received during the year s7.614.o1 in
special contributions for church build
Ing in Brazil"
Addresses ere made by Bishop Peter
SON. bishop Whitaker and Rev. W. c..
Brown on the work of the society.
Inc election of officers resulted MS
ioHows General Wager Swayne, presl-
Dent Honorary Vice-Presidents, Right
Revs. DR.. J. Williams, Connecticut; DR..
T.: Al. Clark, Rhode Island; DR.. p. r.
WNhipple, Minnesota; DR.. +. Men. Whit
Tie, Virginia.; DIR. o. w. Whitaker,
Pennsylvania; Dr.. w. II. Hare, South
Dakota; DR.. Il. u. Dudley, Kentucky;
DR.. I. a. Jaggar. Southern Ohio; DR..
I. w. Peterkin, West Virginia; DR..
Brewer, Montana; DR.. II. NJ. Thomp-
son, mississippi; DR.. II. c.. Potter, New
York; DIR. y. NJ. Randolph. Southern
virginia; DR.. w. d. Walker, Western
New York; DIR. Ct. Worthingtcr, Ne
braska: Dr.. N. NJ. Gilbert, Minnesota;
Dr.. e. Talbot, Wyoming and Idaho;
Dr.. j. s. Johnson, Western Texas; DR..
a. Leonard, Nevada and Utah; DR.. j.
NJ. kendrick, New Mexico and Arizona;
DR.. b. Vincent, Southern Ohio;t DIR. II.
NJ. jackson, Alabama: DIR. G.. III. Kin
solving. Texas: DR.. l.. FL. Wells, Spok-
anc: DR.. T.. X. Brooke, Oklahoma; Vice
Presidents, Rev. DR.. Z. II. Perkins,
Kentucky; +. Il. Brunei. Pittsburg;
Rev. DR.. William N. McVickar, Phila-
delphia; Rev. r. c.. Booth, New York;
Rev. DR.. j. II. Elliott, Washington;
rev. T.. T.. Falcs, Massachusetts; Lewis
X. Rcdner, Pennsylvania; Joseph Pack
ard. Jr., Maryland, and Joseph Wilmer.
Virginia; Andrew c. Zabriskic, treas
urer; Rev. J.. Thompson Cole, general
secretary. An Executive Committee
was also elected.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
MIaLEa's MAnvELo us RECORD.
lie Etas Ridden Twelve Hundred
Miics in seventy ono Nours.

New York, Dec. Sat midnight the in
dom!table eighteen were still pedaling
their way around the high banked floor
of Madison Square Garden. From mid
night &c midnight Miller had put more
than $50 miles behind him. This mar
velous record on the third day OF the
great race carried him along to Il total
of more thar 1000 miles in n hours,
139 miles ahead of the former record.
During this weary journey Miller has
left the track but for n few hours. With
the exception perhaps OF S%tcphane, the
Frenchnran, Miller had UP to late this
afternoon had less sleep than any other
man on the track. And, n~otwithstand-
ing this, Miller is seemingly in 40 good
condition as he was yesterday, when OK
perts claimed thlt he and R.ca. the
WiikhSbarre coal miner. were in the best
shaTr of all The rides.
The next mar to Miller at the present
time is Rice, and he is something more
than fifty miles behind. But he is
strong, and seems to have the same de-
termination that carried HIM almost 70
the front in the big race OF last year.
last years champion, Teddy Hale,
whose great ride then promises 10 be far
outdonc this year, Is now making up
ground. He is almoS: 175 miles behind
the leader, but, nevertheless, he has
crtpt up from tenth place, which he held
last night, to eighth place, and is certain
to go much higher before the end is
reached.
after sixty hours OF what seemed to
Americans TO be the %tiercest kind Of
rivalry, Stcphane has given in to River
re, and the latter has PUG more than y
hundred miles between himself and
his fellow countryman. Indeed. Rivcrre
1olds 4 dangerous place in che front
:anks. lie is third man in the race and
has 4 good lead on those below hi.l.
EteI'iane, Rive:rc'a %quandor. rival.
took the sulks tonight, which accounts
for his lost ground. lie disappeared
from the track Tor q couple Of hours,
and even after that only rode AZ inter-
walls. Waller. who made such 4 WON
derfnl effort during the second day. but
who, too, got STUBBORN later on. has re-
turned 10 his work with renewed vigur,
but he is now far behind.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
DIED SUDDENLY.

Announcement vas made yesterday
morning of'thc sudden and unexpected
death Of Mr.. a. Brown, n well known
Hebrew merchant, who conducted bus
mess ut the corner of High and Mid
die streets. Mr.. Brown left The store
as well as usual Tuesday night and
went home and vent to bed. About
$50 o'clock yesterday morning n strange
noise was heard in his room. His
niece, Mrs. Shrier. with whom he lived,
went In and found him breathing hard.
"A physician was sent nor, but could be
OF no service, the Icy hand OF death hav-
ing been laid on him. Mr.. Brown was
genial and kind. int was bclikcd by
all who knew him. lie has been a res
!dent of this city for about twenty-five
Scars
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
GEN. CLAYToN's MURDERER.
There is Reason for Relieving He is
Serving q life Term in Georgia.

There is Reason for Relieving He is
Serving n life Term in Georgia.
Little Rock, Ark. Dec. S.-Sherin l.
ID. Clery, OF Bradley county, Ark,
claims to have information to the effect
fhat the self-conGessed murderer of
the Hon. John NJ. Clayton is now serving
n life sentence for another murder In
Georgia. His name is withheld, but 1t
is stated hat he is q former citizen Of
Arkansas. who fed from the State i'm
mcdiatcly after numbering Clayton. AT
the time of the murder is was generally
considered TO be the den'3cument of n
political fight. but according to the con-
Tession politics played no part in the
affair. Revenge was the motive.
The State authorities say they will
leave no stone unturned to bring the
murderer 10 justice in this State. but
are in n quandary as to how it can be
done, should the murderer he found
serving n life sentence for murder i'm
another STATE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09

The sidewalk in front OF Chestnut
Street Methodist church is in n dcplora-
BILE condition. Water stands several
days at 4 time after rains. a drainage
should be affected or something done
that people may have access TO the
church.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riasc of Miss Mamie Smith to Mr.. ].
Il. Newberry. The nuptial will take
place ut Chestnut Street Methodist
church next Wednesday afternoon at
5 o'clock.
Messrs. Keeling & Berkeley are maxi
ing 4 dissolution sale OF their entire
stock of clothing. MIR. Keeling intends
to quit business in this town. 1t is re-
GREETED very much by those who have
become associated with him in business
or otherwise.
Clarence Wigs. who shot at his wife
Monday, was given n hearing in the
Mayors Court yesterday morning and
was sent on to the grand jury.
The improvements were resumed
again yesterday after 4 short interval.
The marriage of Miss lillian NJ. Rock
afeller TO Mr.. John Nj. Gibbs took place
yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the
residence on Eighth street. The bride
is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Rockefeller, n very prominent family Of
ms pace. III parlorS were handsome
IS decorated with n variety of beautiful
flowers. The bride was costumcd in a
beautiful plum colorcd broadcioth, trim
med with fur. The nuptials were wit
messed by 4 few OF their relatives. Tho
Rev. c.. w. Duke, o! the baptist church
oHciatcd. He was assisted by the Rev
X. NJ. Chandler, of the Methodist church.
The Gifts were many and beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs left yesterday on
the Washington steamer for Washing
on.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
PE1TE1RSBURG.
DR.. Rowland Dies OF His Injurics-Tire
in Dinwiddie.

Petersburg. Va, Dec. S.-(Spectal.>-
The storehouse of DR.. ]. NJ. d. Davis, in
Dinwiddie county, was burned down at
two o'clock this morning with its con-
tents.
The Confederate Soldiers Association
of Chesterfield county is making efforts
to raise funds to erect n monument to
the soldiers Of that county who were
killed in the war.
DIR. ID. II. Rowland, of Prince George
county, who accidentally shot himself
yesterday, died this afternoon. The
deceased was one Of the most n]roninnn;
physicians of the county.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
CHILD KILLED BY 4 ,cYcIJsr

Wilmington, n. c., Dec. S.-Walter.
the 5-year-old child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter l.. Parsley. was run over by
A~dolphus Thomas. a colorcd 'cyc,ist,
] o'clock to-day, and received in
1uries from which he died raur hours
later. Thomas says the child ran in
the way OF the wheel and was not seen
by himself until it was too late ito avert
the accident. AS soon as he learned
that the child had died. he went to the
Ctty Hall and gave himself up to the
officers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
WILL COME BEFORE THE GRANT

Thcifolfowing prisoners will come be-
fore the special grand jury for in
dictment to-day:
Sam Williams. alias Rag Sam" for
murder.
Charles Britt, felony.
NJ. Henderson, felony.
Moses Jones, grand larceny.
sam Wasserman, manning.
There are one or two more who will
come before the grand jury, but we did
not learn their names.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
WAGES

Fall River, Mass, Dec. S.-Thc Fail
River cotton manufactures, at a special
meeting to-day, voted to reduce the
wages Of the operatives. The cut will
not be less than 10 per cent, and will
AFFECT about $4,000 employees. The cause
OF the reduction is the depressed condi-
tiCn of the cotton market, which does
not enable print cloth. It is asserted, to
be manufactured for the price now pre-
vailing, which IS the lowest on record.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
CHARGED WITH STEALING.

Charles Williams, colored. was arrest
ed Tuesday night charged with steal
Ing a watch. valued at SIS. and clothing
valued at $li, the property of William
Walker. colored. Walker rented n
from n rental agent and as he was
away from home and behind in his rent,
the agent locked the house up. Will
kers wife going 10 another place. It is
charged that Williams broke into the
place and stole the watch and cloth
ing. He will have a hearing before
the Mayor his week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
LIGHT KEEPER. REMOVED

Mr.. William ~Ziegenhein. Of this city,
received his appointment from Com
mander p. .. Lamberton. insncctor of
the Fifth Lighthouse District, as keeper
of the Hospital Point light, vice Mr..
John t. Brady. removed.
The new appo!ntee is n gentleman of
sterling qualities and is a god man for
tho place.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
A Peerless Linilnent.

As a pain destroyer and cure for
rheumatism, Salvation Oil is the peer
of all linimcnts. Mr.. Wm. Fl. Brown,
proprietor OF Striebinger House, Clcvc-
land, o., writes: 81 suffered from
rheumatism for twelve years and my
last attack kept me in bed, unable to
walk. l used Salvation Oil and soon
was up and about. As a pain de-
stroyer this linimcnt has no equal"
Salvation Oil is sold everywhere for
% cents. Try il and be convinced.
SOLD by
Cannon's Pharmacy. 1870 Butte street.
Alfred II. West. PIG Main street,
Robt. +. Holmes IL Co, 76 Main street.
1Ieistand's Atlantic City Drug Store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
BuckIen's Arnica SaIye

THE BEST SALVE in ihc world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter, ChapDed Hands.
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed To give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price 20 cents per box. For sale bv
BurroW. Martin e. Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
A LONG RUN.

A horse belonging to the Norfolk
Steam Laundry ran away at port Nor
folk about Z O'clock last night end
nevet stopped until HE reached the
ferry wharf, in this city. The wager
was badly wrecked. The driver, MIR.
Han, was unhult. but had 20 come to
the ferry on n street car.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
MARRIAGE IN SOUTH PORTS
MOUTH.

Mr.. John r. Whitehurst, a well known
resident of South Portsmouth and Miss
Ellen G. Vaughn were united in mar
rage last night by the Rev. Mr.. Bos-
man, who stopped ovcr 10 marry them.
MT. n Mrs. Whitehurst will live on
Dillingham; street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
THE FAMOUS HYGIENE
kneipp Malt Coffee

Among the many devices intended for
me hcalth and economy of the house,
hold, none is deserving greater attention
that This famous and great hygicnIc cof-
Zee. 1t combines the invIsorating, health
giving properties of Malt Extract with the
pleasant taste and fine aroma OF coffee.
without however. the Injurious effects OF
"CaIIein,' the poisonous qliintcsscncc of
the latter. Endorsed Ey the Eleventh In
.tcrnational Medical Congress, held at
Rome, and the Medical Profession in GEN
eral II is invaluable for lNVALiDS.
CHILDREN, NURSING MOTHERS, and
II Is especially 20 all per-
sons suffering from ESrlON, DYS-
l'ElSlA, .NEiltNOUSNl;SS and GINER-
All DEBILITY. 1t is pure, wholesome.
nutritious AMI economical substitute for
Nnd an cXcsll%mt addition 10 coffee. IT
NEUTRAilZ!LS TIE INJURIOUS Ell
FECTS OF "CAFFElN." and improves
any grade OF coffee.
Sold by groccrs and dealers In health
foods. u cents per pound package. Gem
Iinc only with portrait and signature Of
Father Sebastian kncipp. Write for FREQ
sample to kNEITr MATT FOOD 90, 223
w. Camden street. Baltimore. Md. jui7-tf