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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05
CfERiSTIAN CULTURE.
Bnptfst Young Peoples Untom Holds
An fntcrc9ting Meeting

me BAPTIST Young Peoples Union OF
nreeinason Street Baptist church held a
'Christian Culture" meeting last even
ing IN the iecture-room of the church
AT an early hour the auditorium wa
iilied ana an enjoyable programme was
introduced by solo by Miss Riddick
Mr.. Dobos, OF West Norfolk. then made
an entertaining and obstructive adj
dress. He eulogized personal effort ana
MS remarks were earnest and pointed.
and something rresistibly humorous.
MISS annie Dey then sang a solo.
which was followed by DR.. Wharton
recitation of The Weaver"
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President, Hon. H. q. Avery
Fice-P President. J. NJ. Marshall. Secre-
tary. j. c Latham: Corresponding Sec
retaly Miss Annie Dcy; Treasurer. Mrs
II. Fl. Trice: Organist, Miss Annie Dey
me newiy-clected officers held meet
ing aiterward and appointed the va
Tious standing committees
An address on "A New Years Acros-
tic was afterward delivered by Rev
II. b. Hatcher. pastor of the First Bap-
tist church.
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A VI CSt.I7 I:N'fS.

SOCSA'S BAND.-Thc advance sale
or seats for Sousa and his peerless
band. which Is here tomorrow, matinee
and night, has been one of the largest
of the season, and those who purpose
attending should go early and get their
seals.
These who remember John Philip
Sousa as the leader of the Marine Band
in Washington, are not surprised To-
know Of. his great popularity in tn"
larger field OK operation. which the en-
tire country has opened for him
Sousa's Band is more widely known
man any similar organization In lh-
world. while the musical compositions
which bear Sousa's name are heard in
every u1riion OF the country.
TIL WuRLD."- Little's World" is
one OF the Very few plays that can be
said to please everybody. Its strong
comedy. pathos. sentiment. thrilling
denouements.s Startling climaXes, laugha-
bic oddities and intricate ana beautiful
scenic effects are so admirably woven
and blended together that there is moi
"A duli moment from the rise to the fall
of the curtain. It is one of the truly
great comedy and dramatic successes
of the day and will be presented here
ut the Academy of Music next Friday
Saturday matinee and night.
THE TURN OF THE TIDE."-A
strong and mult-clmatlc mclodra MA
was clevery presented nj the Academy
OF Music last night by Oliver and Kate
Byron, supported by an admirable COM
pany. The Byrons. as ever. had the
house with them and received "a con-
tinuous ovation. Kate Byron was up to
her own high standard as one of the
best Irish characters on the stage. Mr.
! ENron was the ideal nero. and Mr. Il.
| Fulton Russell, as Luigi S!nabaldi. the
Italian villain. was both clever ana
realistic. Fred Warren. as Snipcs. was.
OF course. success, for that's his bill
| on the stage. All the other characters
| in the play. without exception. were
good "nnd worth" individual mention
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05
sANDY's ADVENTURE.
He Meets and Puts TO Flight u Would.
BE Hi2hwaymnu,

Inere have been Il remarkable num-
Der of hold-ups. robberies and shootine
scrapes about Norfolk recently, and the
PUBLIC has had hard time keeping
track of them. The latest addition TO
| the list is a colored boy named Saun-
ders employed by George Simohs. the
butcher. He was on his way to his
nome. I'm Huntersvile, and had gotten
OF u street car ut Golf street and had
proceeded down this ;horoughfarc
about fifty feet after leaving Church
street, when he was stopped by a negro
about five feet ten inches high, weigh
ing about $50 pounds. dressed In a black
suit of clothes and wearing a black
fedora.
This mysterious individual asked
SANDY" for Il nickel and the boy told
him he did not have it. The highway
man Insisted thrca;eningly and finally
struck the pocket in which the boy car
ried his weeks earnings.
Quick rs 4 flash the youth pulled his
revolver and fred five times. The
startled highwayman lost his nerve and
beat Il hasty retreat, but Saunders
thinks the second shot struck him.
The boy then reloaded his revolver
and started in pursuit of the unknown.
but he had disappeared and no trace
OF him could be found.
The man is thought to be the same
one who held up MIR. Fletcher Wood the
other night and any one seeing good
sized negro wounded. probably from the
rear. with Il pistol ball. would do we'll
10 report the same to the police.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05

The following young gentleman re-
turned to their schools Yesterday. after
spending the Christmas vacation at
their homes in this city:
TO observation-disclosures. l.. l.. Guy.
George l.. fortress ana Ashton DuIie
To GEORGETOWN Coliagc-Antouio
Smith. +. Kelvin Glennan. 9. Mathews
Doran Harry and Cecil Williams.
To ilampden- Sidney--John L Low
cry Porter Johnson
To Mt. ST. Joseph, Baltimore-M. c.
ilamon.
Miss Eulah benson left last night for
Washington. where she IS attending
school
Mr. Victor Brown left yesterday Ia
resume his studies at the Alexandria
Episcopal High School
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49,
GARRf.rT-At the residence Of Mrs
James. Chapel street cXtended Monday
January 9Th. 1881. at 20 o'clock D. M ,
Miss GEORGEANNA GARRETT aged 81
years
,'rhe funeral VIII take place from the.
above res dencc THIS Crucsday) AFTER
NOON at 3 o'clock. Friends are invited to
attend
BELL-In this city. 1T her residence,
No: " Cow street, Monday, January 18th.
liETiI. relict Of the late William r. Fell,
aged ~ years.
The funeral will take place from the
First BAPTIST Church. corner Granny and
i'rccmason streets. WEDNESDAY MORN
NC at il o'clock. Friends of The family
are invited To attend.
JAMES-At the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Baltimore. Maryland, a; lu:2I H. M. Janu-
AIRY LIST. 1894. COLUMBIA JAMES, duugh-
ter of the late John james In the a?th year
OF her age.
Funeral will take place from her late res
idencc. No. - FeuchuIyh street. WE'D
NESDAY AFTERNOON at 1880 o'clock. y
WETIlTE-At 81. Ninccnt'S Hospital,
Monday, January 9Th. 1897. n 10 o'clock a..
IN. Rev. Father j. H. WHITE. of North
Carolina.
The funeral will take place from ST: Vim
cents Chapel THIS Cruesday) MORNING
at O'Clock. Friends are invited to attend.
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a rInndson,c prc.cnt.

MI r. p. Schilling. the foreman of
the Norfolk ana Southern railroad. on
returning TO Berkeley, was the recipient
OF very handsome lamp ana easy
chair, donated by the employees as n
token of their hisfh esteem for him.
Enrineer w. y. Ellington made the
presentation speech ~ his cordial humo-
rous way. Mr.. Schilling responded in
Il few well chosen words TO suit the occa-
sion. and after thanking the donors for
their unbounded generosity towards
him he concluded by wishing them ali
the compliments of the season
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05
NORMAN ELDERS HERE.
Two Ernngciists of rhat Faith VIII
Canvass This City-IThcir Religion.

There arrival in this city yesterday
| morning from Richmond two gentle
mcnly young men. travelling evaneglists
of the Church of Jesus Christ of the
Latter Day Saints. They were Elder
Thomas {. ,Romney. of Colonia, Juarez,
Mexico. and Elder Walter w. Hunakcr,
Of Manassa. Conjas county, Col
These two erangelists have been in
Virginia for the past twenty five
months. They labored in Richmond for
two months. during which time they
made many converts in that city. They
called on Governor O'Ferrall at the
Executive Mansion
The Elders propose to make a house
Toulouse canvass in Norfolk, leaving
tracts and invitations to their meetings
at each place. They will begin these
meetings as soon as suitable hall can
be secured.
In their travels throughout Virginia
they say they have always been cour-
teouslY and CONSIDERABLY treated. They
have made some 450 converts since first
coming to the State.
They travel without money. have no
salary. take up collections only when
in extreme cases of necessity, but yet
say that they have always been provid-
ed for.
They say that they believe they will
be treated here as elsewhere in the
state and throughout the South, the
people of which they think thoroughly
understood that one of the reforms
worked by Wilfred Woodruff the pres
eht - sident Of their church.. was the
abolition OF polygamy. They expect to
remain in this city for several weeks.
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Burruss. Son & Co.,
BAN KE::: RS.

6ifcounted. ifs3l.s lF,f'T -
Loans negotiated on favorable terms.
~ City bonds and other securities bought
Deposits received and accounts in
Interest allowed on time deposits.
moderate
4. Draw bills OF Exchange and make cable
W Letters of credit issued to nrincinaI
sttfies nf the world.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05

Mems all wool double breasted and
pIa ,ay d grey and scarlet Shirts, with
Mems Ms b 70 mat ,Saao our price; sl.Oo.
MerS. regular SOC, ones. for 3Ic.
.neh heavy ribbed Shirts and Draw.
Ss' iar aUc ones. for 33c
Men heavy natural grey Shirts md
40 ""'rs' regular price 5oc., sale price
s6 Mems extra heavy brown mixed
price $l.5o, sale price. Si.25 guar
Mems extra heavy l.lannel,atte
shirts worth Soc sale price, SOC. . 'e
for T1 pTeso Siiii T@ck Ties. new colorings,
Iheniile forticrrs. fun length. beau-
iuI borders; 1913 grade for 1895.
g. Shenlile Iort:eres with silk stripes.
!1V' grade for $685..
chenille Portieres with deem border
h,3VN fringe. $500 grade for sag
Tapestry Portieres. handsome do
SENS OF rose and green. sold at s.. 90.
Heavy Ottoman Por,iercs. in rose.
oiiye and delft: $3.50 grades Sig5.
hehNS ottoman Portieres. i'm delft
Sl'ades' 500 grade $5.95: 5000 grade,
l0-4 soft cotton Blankets. in white
anu grey: 5Jc. grade for 3gc.
lo-f soft cotton Blankets heavier in
grey, aud tan. 75c grade for SIC -
lg-4 and Ill cotton Blankets in white
ana grey SLIGO gfgde for Sgc.
~ heayy grey Blankets. - per cent
lo-4 and III scarlet all wool Blank
cts Tor 500 $3.50. $3.50. ana $3.50
IA very line white Blankets. good
weight, large size, sold at Sloj: now
Very large size Down Comforts, sat
teen both sides: regular price $3.50.
landSome patterns Sale price. $2gS
Special offerings In Ladies' and CMl-
drenS Hosiery.
Children's Berby Ribbed Black Hose,
&C. grade. Sc. pair.
Children's Black Hose, fine ribbed
Chiidrens Black Derby Ribbed Hose,
2Oc. grade, l5c.
Ladies Black Hose and Grey Mixed
Hose, a.. grade. 90.
Ladies' Black Seamless Hose, l2IGc.
grade. Toe. pair
Ladies Fancy Hosiery. navy blue,
with neat figures, 25c.
Nj must 10. Prices have been great
~ reduced ON every garment We in
tend 10 cary none TO the next season.
y moving price has lren placed on all
Ladies' Black Beaver Jackets. new
collar and back. buttons high our
special price has been $3.:g, now S2ig
Ladies' Black Beaver Jackets. has
been an excellent selling garment at
Ladies' Tan. Beaver and Irish Frlezc
Jackets. $50. now $5st.
Ladies' Green Bouclc and Beaver
Jackets. sold $3.50 now $3.50.
Ladies Green Beaver and Tan Beav-
er Jackets. $1,000 now $3.50.
Ladies' i!iack Boucle ANA Kcrsey
Jackets. latest styles and perfect TT:
sold Sl0.GA, now S7.gS.
LADIES' Hunters Green and rich Tan
kcrseN Jackets, tailor made, sold at
Sli,0O. now $9gS.
Ladies' line Tan ana Black Kerscy
Jackets. tailor made, sold Sl75o, now
$3.50
Ladies' fine kcrsey Jackets. hand
somely braided, silk lined. sold $2l.J0,
now Sl5G0.
All Ladies' Capes that sold for $50,
now $3.50.
Ladies' fine Mattlasse Empire Capcs.
combIrrd with plush. sold $3.50; now
$3.50; $3l.j0. now Sl9.I0
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05
aTEk SsIE CITY.

Miss Emma Johnson, of No go Front
street. has returned to Suffolk Collage
TO resume b." studies. after spending
the holidays ut lone.
1hc vs. Ncl1 q suciable at the W. c.
#. L. hail last night.
MI. John Davis IS having new store
erected on avenue \. near his old stand
This week Will be week of prayer at
l.ei<ics Memorial church. Services will
be held each night during the week at
: 30 O'Clock
Don't forget tho poverty party ut odd
feiiowS hali tonight under the aus?i-
ces oil central Avenue Baptist church.
Air, John G. James will act as judge.
grand time may be expected by all
who attend.
rive persons We're received into Cen
irai Avenue Baptist church Sunday
night.
Mr.. Jesse Ewcn has returned home
after AN absence of several days.
I sunday was a good day at Central
| Avenue Baptist church. There was a
great Increase in the Sunday school. q
GOOD congregation in the morning and a
good sermon on the line of Christian de
spondency. Five new members were
received into the church at night. The
sermon was directed to the uncOnverted
! WIN a large congregation 10 hear it.
MISS Enuice Lynn. who has been the
guest OF Miss Geneva Aydlottc, returned
TO her home. in Suffolk, Sunday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05

For pain in the chest a piece of
flannel dampened with Chamberlain S
Pain Balm and bound on over the seat
of pain. and another on the back be-
tween the shoulders, will afford prompt
relief. This is especially valuable in
cases where the pain is caused by a
cold and there is g. tendency toward
Forsale by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05

Mr.. James Riddle. civil engineer. was
engaged yesterday testing the piles
driven for the foundation of the Mon
ticello hotel. He is employed by the
owners. on platform built on a nile
in questionable locality fifteen tons of
pig iron was placed which will be in
creased TO thirty tons
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05
T.ousshorcnrcnIpjurea.

John German, a longshoreman en-
ploYed nj the Old Dominion warves. was
seriously hurt about the stomach about
O'Clock yesterday He was helping to
load the jamestown and was aboard
the vessel when caught between the
statue. and n horshead and badly
mashed. He was taken from the steam
er on Il Stretchcr and borne to his home
on Smith street in Il hack
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05

The weather observer at Cape HATTIE
ras reports that a piece of wreckage
with the name "Knorwall evidently n
vessels name. was discovered on the
beach yesterday four miles north Of
Hatteras The letters are of light metal
and sunk into the wood 1t appears
TO he a portion of the vessels stern
No other drift was found
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05
what President Hoffman

sof the Seaboard Air Line, saws:
s. SIR. J. r. Harris, Harris Springs, S.
g. will say that in my opinion the
Harris Ldthfa Water is by far the best
ddthia Water ever used 1t has done
me % great deal of good, and l think 1t
= most valuable remedy" Sold by NJ, /.
SDndson, Druggist, Atlantic Hotel, and
BtftfoiS,, Martin G. Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05
-ls 1.'1'sNf:S,

u '7:as Mes.
nGFlNlrE CONTRACT HUILDING
- AND LOAN ASSOClATIO n AN
NCAL MEETlNG.-'i'he regular annual
meeting of the shareholders of the bell
mite Contract BuildinG ana Loan Assoc!;,-
ton VIII be held at the home office in
norfolk. Va. on WEDNESDAY. the 9th
or January. 1897, between the hours of .
=. IN. and & J.. IN. for the election of direc-
tors Tor the ensuing year, ANA the trans
action Of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
j. w. PERRY. President
de5-tdm II. NJ. WILKINSON. Scc'y
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I'll. f. ROGERS,

ROOMS 211 AND PIP COLUMBIA BUILD.
ING GRANNY STREET.
3s EOK KENT.
b Dwelling No. 134 Charlotte street.
gGDwelling No. Is Shields street
Il Dwelling No. 207 York street
Dwelling No. 7i5 Highland avenue.
= Dwelling No. 497 Main street.
y Dwelling No. i16ia Main street.
\ Dwelling No. 2i9 Frcemason street.
sSDwelling No. 493 Main street.
! Store No. 554 Church street
4 Store No. 16S. (old numbeD Main street.
\, Store No. 4l6 Main street.
Stores Nos 10 and AZ Commerce.
y Stores Nos. 2l5 and 2l7 Church street
4 Store No. t2 Roanoke avenue.
X Store No. 10 Bank street.
Store No. &c Mat0 street
4 Stores Nos. i25 Water street
/. Offices on Bank. CRANKY and Commerce
Streets.
Offices No. 1876 Main street.
Hall over Nos. 25l and 255 Main street.
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Chief Rynn Reftcr.

Chief RYAN, who is at St Vinccnt's
Hospital, is reported as stin improving
The ball in his leg has not yet been
located
Mi Fletcher Wood. who was held IN
and SHOT on Armstead'S bridge the other
night was reported worse yesterday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05

Do your eyes burn or blur? Are Won
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses. in most cases. will afford relief.
Sec Dr. Week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05
Miller, - ~
~ Rhoads -
- - & Co.
Dividend no. Sc.
Office of

Office OF
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company.
Richmond. Va. December o. 1896.
The Board OF Directors OF this company
have this day declared the regular quarter
~ dividend of per cent. on the preferred
stock of this company, payable January
l"ih next. 10 the stockholders of record or
December 3lst, 1886. and the transfer books
Will be closed from January lst TO January
eth. inclusive. JAMES q. TlNSLEY,
Jal-lt Treasurer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05
nubber,s Rubber,s. Rubbers,

SQSihfs Rupbers, to 101s Toe
dtssss Hubbers. il to 2............15c
sfladies Rubbers, 21a TO 81. ......... 25c
ladies. Tan Rubbers, 21S ito 6........ 36c
ySoys Rubbers, TO 6..........,..... $50
Gems Foctholds. 6 TO H.. zoe
a2Ents' Rubbers. 6 to TO-. ,............4 ACC
Gents Tan Rubbers, tolls. soc
,chta. Pointed Rubbers. to IL :. soc
#futs, HaE Afctics, Q to 11........ Csc
@tntss, Bpckie Arctlcs, 6 to 49, .S5c
Sss AEILBR'S ONE-PRICE,
~ SHOE STORE,
III HanSs gssesss. opgesite CepTthepsa.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05

Always in season. Hopkins Steam ed
Hominy tHu'led Corn). Elegant lun IN
tn Milk. Quart can. 10 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05
Healthy, happy

Healthy. happy
Children make bet
ter men and women
of US all. A man is
hardly himself until
he has the develop.
ment that respoi,si-
bility brings. After
the child comes, the
father and mother
both plan and prom
Use what shall be
done with it. A. lit
tie care and q little
pl a inning be fore
birth is often more
important than any
thing that can be
done after.
On the mothers
health and strength
depend the life and
the future of the
children. A weak
and sickly woman
Cannot bear strong
and healthy Children
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05

i s-as well expect hgs from thistles. Mos.
Sci the weakness of women is utterly mex.
Ssnsable Proper care and proper medicine
;Sswili cure almost any disorder of the fcmi
4 hine organism DR. pisrce's Favorite Pre-.
sseHption has beer tested in thirty years of
fpractice. It is healing. soothing. strength.
sening II Is perfectly natural in its opera
! don and effect By lis use, thousands of
weak women have beer made strong and
healthy--have been made the mothers of
Sstfong and healthy children. Taken dur
ding CESSATION, ii makes childbirth easy and
sslmost painless and insurcs the well being
of both mother aud child
~ The following letter is only ono OF thou
sands of similar ones:
Sl5Airs. FLORENCE WHITE OF I-fcfo, II IA,
writes ;''I commenced usihg the Eavoritc Pre-
sBcription when half through nay period Of
5Dfrgnancy. l used four bottles aud felt like
I Anesher woman. My tiIac of Labor was easy
j fnd rapid. have dear, strong healthy little
bay baby"
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a CHAPTER OF DEATHS
Demise Yesterday of Father j. B. White,
An Eminent Catholic Divine.
WAS CARDINAL WISEMaR's CHAPLAIN
Ono Time Assistant Mt NJ. Mary's-
Death of Mrs. VI. g.. HciI-Dicd I'm
Baitimorc-Dcmise OF Mrs. Shipp-
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Virginia
Thnycr-Hcr Noble War Services.

|
| The Rev Father ]. d. White of the
Catholic diocese of North Caolina. who
has been under treatment at ST. Vim
cents Hospital for the past six months
suhering with severe form of Bright's
disease, died at that institution yester-
| day morning at 10 O'Clock
rather White had been i'm i'll health
FOR more than eighteen months. Dur
| ing part of 1896 he resided ut Il hos
pitai In Baltimore, and later hoping
that this climate would benefit his
health. he came to Norfolk and has been
under treatment at St. Ninccnt's ever
since his arrival last July He was
gwen the most constant and careful at
\ tcntlon but 1t was Impossible to save
his life. All that nursing and medical
science could do TO make his last illness
ms painless rs possible was done. how
ever.
Father White wa born in England 80
years ago. He has led a Ions: life of
usefulness to the cause to which he was
| dedicated. He was for many years
chaplain To Cardinal Wiseman of the
archdiocese of London. This eminent
prelate presented him with beautiful
| cruclhN inlaid with holy relics and this
was one OF tn" last things upon which
he ever raZed
Rather White was. up 10 the time of
ms last Illness, connected with the do
ceSe OF North Carolina. He at one time
had charge of the parish Of Raleigh.
III which city he built chapel Five
other churches were also erected in the
diocese through his endeavors
iiis last charge, the Church of the Sa-
built by him
hen Father o'Keefe was pastor of
st. Mary's. in this city. Father White
was his assistant. and during his resi-
tence IN this city he endeared himself
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Enrti of Ehnnlis

\ card of thanks is tended by the
CITY Union OF Kings Daughters to the
physicians of Norfolk who have so kind
~ oiferet their services 10 assist the
union.
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no CUnEA conn ;NOYED.y

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If IL
fails to cure. 25c spS-tu. thu.sat.7m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-05
sEee. eHNqe,ses Nl~Asa

y Dt. Pieree's celebrated book The Common
eeuse Medical Advise" will! he sent free 10 any
address OH receipt of ~ opc.cent stamps TO
cover cost Of mailing Gnir. The boo!, COZ, tans
AlncS pages, prOtuscly illustrated. and i OF ines
Unable value 10 every woman. "a vcTitubc tucd-
Zeal library, in one volume Address. Worlds
sptgpenssry Medical Associates. Buiia;o y y.
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tsisneD ClIAS. r. O'FERRALL.
THE: MEN ARE NOTIFIED

Upon receipts of the above letter Mr.
Miier at once notified Scrgt LAWYER
mat The battle was fought and lost
IN" sergeant had himself received Il
communication from Ills ENccllcncv to
me effect that he would not intclferr in
either case The two men were told that
tAeN must prepare To die, as there was
no longer any hope whatever for them
The prisoners seem u have received the
news with stoicism born OF desperation
ana long preparation for the event
which is so soon to blot them oil. of
existence. Both Williams and Downing
have expressed Discrimination to be in
terviowcd, and Scrgt. I.awler has re-
spected their wishes and not permitted
he representatives of any paper To see
the prisoners