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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-04-29
A Lynx Routed by n Hat.

The value of a broad brimmed hat
that fiops in the wind was shown re-
Gently near Fort Mcpherson, Ga. \ cot
ton farmer namedJ +. Gruber was cross
ing a shaky bridge over a swamp creek
when lynx came out from beneath at
spelling for fight. Gruber didn't have
so much as a four-inch Kentucky tooth
pick with him and consequently felt
lonesome. The lynx made for the MAJ.
with yell. Gruber was game, though.
He grabbed the big black hat from his
head and shook it at the beast.
The beast stopped. Gruber was NOT
slow to take advantage of the beast 5
doubt, and gave his hat an extra flop
and wave that made the lynx draw
back. Gruber whooped at th0/ and
did some extra fiings with the hat. The
yell, the nat and Gruber's gyrations
put the beast on the defensive, and it
hacked away as if afraid it was about
to be seized. When the lynx was out
of sight Gruber, with his hat in one
hand and stick picked up for defense
in the other, made his way to the near
est house.-American Field.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-04-29
IMPORTANCE OF PURE AIR.
One of the Most Fruitful Causes of
IntcmDcrnDce.


The Michigan Christian Advocate in
recent issue gives the experience Of
Rev. l. Winthrop IIegeman, d. d., rector
ofaProtestant church in New York city.
The Advocate says:
"A startling experience, and one
which sanitarians and philanthropists
would do well to seriously consider, was
the effect which the foul air and gases
had upon him. His room was probably
the only one in the district that could
make much claim to being clean, but
up from the cellars, from the pigyard
and from the overcrowded room and
from the sewer came gases which seized
him by the throat with u horrible grip.
The first morning his throat was burn
ing, lassitude oppressed him and a
frontal headache and low fever brought
him misery. A trip to the seashore re-
stored normal conditions. To continue
the account in DR.. Hegemans own
words:
lon returning to Hell's Kitchen the
same symptoms reappeared. The sec
ond morning the thirst was raging, and
the throat craved something cool to
drink. The following morning the de-
sire to drink was Unsuitable, but it was
for ire-water, hot, red peppery. Then
! visited the saloons, and it was VITA
difficulty that the inclination to drink
wasresisted. When IwenttO the country
these conditions gradually passed away,
but came back on my return to my tene-
ment home. 1t was not diP!C1lt to trace
causes of intemperance in the neighbor-
hood. One great inducing cause is the
impure air these people breathe. Great
ing thirst. Then there is the social cur
rent which sets toward the saloon, the
fashion of drinking and treating, with
its suggestion and imitation, the de-
Inession caused by being out of work
and by eating poor food improperly
cooked, the idleness caused by lack of
amusements, the need of bracing up
after dissipation and before some form
of deyiltry"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-04-29

Bcekeepers are interested in the pro-
posal that species of giant bee, in
habiting India. be introduced into the
southern United States for the sake of
the large quantity OF wax which it
forms. The demand for beeswax for use
in the arts is sisd 70 have largely in
creased of late. The bees referred to
fasten their combs on the under side OF
the limbs of trees, or upon overhangin9
rocks. Attempts to import them have
not thus far succecded.-Youth's Com
paniOn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-04-29

\ striking picture of the official cor
ruption that prevails in China is afford
ed by some diplomatic reports submit
ted by the English foreign Office to the
houses of parliament at Westminster.
Among other things it is shown that
so great is the stealing that, were the
imperial government to abolish the rice
tribute from the provinces of Kingsu
and Chekiang alone, it would effect an
economy of more than $4,000. 900, which
is the sam that its collection now costs
ever and above the revenue that II
yields.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-04-29
Shad Roe Salad.

Shad will soon be at its very cheap
est, and when a fine one is to be served
for dinner, the most delicious salad
imaginable may be made from the roe.
This salad has the tenderness and firm
ness of spring chicken, with a flavor
that suggests lobster, yet with more
smack" For those who are obliged
to deny themselves the latter, this will
be found to possess its good qualities
without fear of indigestion. To pre-
pare, wash a set of roes. cover with
boiling water, add a small teaspoon of
salt and stew gently but surely for 20
minutes. Drain, put in a cold place to
become firm, make one-half pint of
mayonnaise and put this aside to set
Just before dinner, remove the skin
from the roes, cut with Il silver knife
in thin slices or in dice as preferred.
Rub the salad bowl with the heart of
an onion, arrange the roe in alternate
layers with crisp heart lettuce leaves,
sprinkled at the last moment with lit
tie salt; spread the mayonnaise over
all, and it is ready to serve. The cut
up roe may have a French dressing Toll,
vinegar, salt and pepper stirred
through it just before using, if liked.
Boston Globe.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-04-29
TEMPERANCE.
THE WIRELESS pRUNKARD.

The air should suffice for his inspira ton.
and he should be tipsy with water
Emerson.
sing no sot with eyes blood-shot,
Sing not the staggering throng,
1 sing the song of the ginless sot
The wineless drunkard's song;
The man who drinks the air as wine.
Who quaffs with thirsty eye
The dazzle of the tumbling brine,
The glamour of the sky;
The man whom sunlight makes elate,
Who loves the storm winds strife;
l sing the strong inebriate
Drunk with the wine of life.
Fair dreams his sane delirium throng;
Hear ye the wineless drunkard s song!
The wineless drunkard drinks the mirth
And music of the MORN
And hears the glad voice of the earth
Speak in the nesting corn;
He drinks the whiffs from off the meads,
The spray from sailed seas,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-04-29

''It shall be my ambition, father sale
the young man who had finished his
education, "to keep the family NAME
free from stain"
"All right" said the old man. "Tel
Mike to give you the whiting and am
monia and then you go out and polish
up the sgn.'--.Iudiauapolis Journal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-04-29

Such scientific authorities in England
as Lord Lister and Prof. FARMLAND
speak with approval of DR.. Yersin's
anti-toxin for tn" plague. They are con-
WINGED that he has discovered the true
virus OF the disease, and that his method
of prevention and cure by vaccination
8 etfective,-Youth's Companion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-04-29

The chaplain of the Preston house of
correction, in England, publicly stated
that nine-tenths of English crimes re-
quiring to be dealt with by law result
from intemperance; and a recent in
spector of English prisons says: 81 am
within the truth when I state that in
four cases ont of five, when crime has
been committed, Intoxicating drink has
been one of the causes"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-04-29

One cup of boiled rice, one pint of
sweet milk, two eggs, two teaspoonfuls
of baking powder, one teaspoonful of
salt, butter size Of walnut, and flour
to make a thin batter.-N. Y. Ledger.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-04-29

jackson seems to enjoy meeting new
people"
"Of course; it Keeps him from for
getting his old jokes. Detroit Free
Press.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
MAJOEs MANN PACE.
Declines to re Counted nv "a s,,d,,,,to
fer I.ieuienanu <,orcr,,n.

VT h'cuicnanI Governors.
,,a ' ,crSpurg, Va, July S-(SpeciaD-
tlnIV. Mann Page has given out the
i'i'o"lis letter-for publications:
Brandon. Va, July S, 1897.
Hon. w. II. Hale: -s#
MY Dear Senator:-I am In rcca,nt ot
Soui poStai informing me of the at-
.ioI oistilezDernocrntlc and Populist con
velftions of the county OF nrnulsj,n
approaching the honor, L desire 10 saw
.h'tl personally I am and have bcan For
months the friend or Major I.,ssitnr
ana desire his nomination and election
-, atittoIHcy-Heneral and had made this
-. 1,.oW W. ~ MN before his candidacy 70,
inc position Apart from that am NOT
q candidate FOR the position Of Lltutcn-
ant.GoFcrnor and could not accent the
position -
1ou VIII excuse my furnishing the
5apers Win q copy OF this letter. as l
neSire through you to answer othtrs
VINO nave made similar requests.
- Yours truly.
MANN PAGE
Goslce officers John w. Sanford and
-. r Iancs were before the Mayor this
morning on the charge Of fighting at the
&AppohEAttox Motel last night. They
were each fined s. and costs. Both OF
,hc otlcens have been suspended from
GulS until the matter can be investigated
Dy the Police Commissioners Police
oiiicer Mike Beck. who was also invoIv.
ed IN the difficulty but who was. not ar.
reSteH and brought before the Mayor.
has also boon suspended from duty
pending the investigation Of the trouble
OF the Police Comissioners. Mr. Julius
Licbert, Jr.. at whose pllce Of business
tle hight occurred. WAS; also before tho
MAYOR on Il warrant charging him with
iiEhtlhs, but he was discharged. as il
| was proven that he was only endeavor-
ans TO preserve peace.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
WHEREIN COMING: OVER.
Nrcrby Repent. and Promises 10 Ecuu
u l5efrCr Eff


Mr.,eWrort News, Va. July S.-tSpeciaD
ny, o'tlccfs or the Young Mems Chris
' ian ASSOCIATION Wheelmen's Club arc
r r1a,i preparations for the trip to Nor
iGlN next saturday, Which is i'm rcsnnn sn
% an Invitation from the association
mmeeil'ltn IN hat city. The boys
- SditS hpnut fifteen with them, and
,fas thcN kEow al Of Nnrfolk's pcopig
-. npW !" be laeal hosts, they are
IA = r3Hal liinc
EDWARD overly has almost entirely
+ r'CoN"Eed from the big; dose Of ilaucla-
49,. -. tuhsh is,St TUESDAY with suicidal
=, IONS ,i ne man declares THAT when
~ -" i'a I ih< would make another at
vStlpt 70 hchd ms ~" lie aid not know
VIII ne was talking about. He has
:, - ."et! ms naildW escape from
=, |s,!o Whi;c suffering from the af-
~. tnHH'S {. the Poison. ;Icpcntct! Bit.
49, ,!ic n!tsiakes o. his past life and
- ; t''s'L'n the llturG Eic Will live di-
Z "a. .
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
KNCAE. IsisI.yITIES,
Ninor Mention OF Various Matters OF
Interest,".

Mr.. w. b. Bassctt has gone. to Sarato-
gl. ~ y "aY
Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Agelusto have gone
10 the White mountains. Tx.
Prof. y. i!etlez::a will notrgive any
more sn.rceS at Ocean View
MIR. e. $. emery, Of Atlanta, Ca
visited the Gotten Exchanges yesterday.
Mr.. }. T.. West, OF Princess Anne, re
turned yesterday morning from {. trip
10 Rev York.
The Democrats Of Scwali's Point will
elect a delegate 10 the Roanoke conven-
ton Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs J. y. Vaughan and fam
ily left last evening; for their summer
home at Bue Ridge Summit
The many friends OF Dr. SOU thgSlt Il
Leigh VIII hr glad 10 know that ne is out
again after his recent Illness.
an open air goSpcl meeting was held
~ !r1n, o In!aa Mis&iaA l*5t night by
Key. Nj Saynial<cn, OF Iiagkcy
NJ in%ram'A Nau MondAy n:ch: CO.
tunlnia ConrlaNc, NJ. !, ilcp ,uSopha. will
have 4 pubic ina.alla;i II OF officers.
IA. k,;t!e&.c, colnr"i. rInploycd at
Wrish.'s stable, W. kick q Ky horse
yesterday, and had his rhiGh badly in
jurcd.
The paving OF Williams street is stop
ped because the nois@lcss blocks have
no. been delivered. The street is about
half Flashed.
management nf ne %Nfolll Lyceunl eN-
planning The nature and objects OF tho
organization
Mr. G. !. Jones. ncmhcr Of The Bran
hi"ton Locl! Beard u Improvement. was
SWORN into office ~ Mayor w r. MAYO
yesterday morning.
Miss ASncs Douglas West and Miss
StoSer, OF the LcachWood Seminary
have gone 20 Boston 40 attend the ilar-
ward summer school
The reguar meeting Of the Wo-.,ans'
f'1:$anng" ana Homie Mission Sacic-y
VIII >" held F,i2lr. July gtn, At 5 oclrck
7. ~ IL 'uwoEth church.
Miss ltuih Sonin~ra. enpiove,i n.
HaSta iac;cfy bad ho. dress C,,Ish; III
The machinery "Wednesday, ard he,
shoulder injured paimfuny.
Fhe Rev. \. =, Robinson Of C,olley
Memorial Pf"%tyt&rian church, left last
evening fer W!lliamstown Mass. to
spend Il -Four weeks variation
Mr.. iloweil Titus, OF rituavillr. TIA.
visited. the c"ttnn exchange in this ci.y
Wednesday. and Mir. 4. S Emmy. Of Al
ianta, Ga. was 4 visitor there ycSte,,-
day.
Nr. Herman G. Smith left "Wednesday
niGnt for New York. from whence n:
VII! sail for Antwerp where he will i0in
his saunts, tie Misses Ward. II. wilj
be gone about two months
Mr.. III. ;, harSic. Wife ana daughter
IF Uniontown. Ia. will so 10 New y.>rI;
This week On their return here Mrs
!narsic and daughter will so 20 Onion
town Mir nlrsic vii! remain hcre K,
look after his various Investments
Tin" Rev. DR.. w r. Young. Of Sr
worth church. is III Charlcstoyvl,. *
Va, where he delivered an address be
fore the lIrworth League convention OF
the i!altiMnr@ conference. South. YES.
terday. lie will return on Saturday
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
STRIKERS GAINING GROUND.
Importmnt Developments Expected
Ut Meetings to he Held To-day.

PittsburS, July S.--'rhe close of the third
Gay 81 me miners strike finds ll- uagcrs
EalhlhS strength ia piuty in tho ritisnurS
rc5poudmgly.
The net result Of the struggle up 10
date. rs cleaned from unh ascI Ms Wei ms
from political sources, is about as follows
Nineteen thousand men IDLE. an almost
lotai SUSPENSION OF work IN the mine:
along the MononGihria river: Suspension!
practically total on the Whcrling div!5-
ION Of th,, +. and .. Il. L., only abouriifiy
men wGIkng there: All Of Tie II. lru;.I
his Al. y, Hanna (: Co. mines along inc
ran Handle, the New York ard Cleveland
', a EcaL COMPANY, ana few individual!
ne sitnauon. The fauna mines have
about o"e-th!rd OF thnIr usji;tl nunbcy al!
mon ~ work. and this slight Increase
over Yesterday appears 10 10 me only ud-
~ ne coming oGt ~ tllc men along the e.
ana -. Is = ucIidaG NiCjugy FOR 'i!G miners,
,Eut Giad ,aGi,Wn:~nt, and bE lheh loyalty
% ihtN bicthi-n forfeit $500 III wares
"n;Ih n" c"intany hoias on.
nc s.tuuuun ~ 10 the supply OF coal
thur" arr from j. ,ti9 ,->p TO i5O%Apkt az
bus!!ria or coal Of he BLACK L-0,non,ls in
which can BE placed in this CITY nj short
notice ana, If need he. a portion OF ii
could y" Shnped 20 tie Lakes
.
riS, and no evidence whatever that Tier"
viii he, Tomorrow promises 10 hr :, uuv
OF u"rid-u action on the part az The min
crS. y IS reported that II meeting has
arei scheduled h.tWGcn President ilatch-
ford. Of The !inc Workers Association,
anu President Campers, OF the Federation
ot Labor in this city. ana tbs, minors Of
!iN!a!7 announce that systematic move
nGat viii he started % tTinr out III" dis
GERS row 1T work 70" tn" New HorE ana
tIrNnilnd Gas coal Company. I'hc meet
ing between Raic!fuyI ara GonpCrS VIII
De an Important one, IS plans Toy carr! =
on the Strike 10 ultimate success; az. IL
he discussed. II is C!Himt'l that one al tho
principal topics vii! br 4 Srir,ln, to raise
iun0S from which Il = proposed 10 pay
III ! hc miners Ihat I&c HOW WORKING rUlt
'imc IL ORDER 20 Induce. th,';n 10 riuk,. liz.
Y" ~ complete !; - sand maj ituSitIeul
GumI"rS will piIer 10 i'&lsr. i fUui ot $50
*@ per week IL Hssjsl Tho strikers III tn"il'
struggle The minors oiliciala ,ti,r l;kciy
- ,uNN With a serious stumbling hu"ls iii
,Ectr efforts 10 Undue" tho uiiittr: 81 th..
N"w York ana Cleveland GAS Coal Corr
pHnN u join IN the movement nutwith-
STANDING; that confident assertion th.l;
these men wtll be out before SATURDAY. 4
visit 70 tho mines to-day Il SciuSt4! The fact
thaJ y large number Of the men ARC op-
POSED I" striking at this tltnc rc,us. Of
their contract agreement. TAG officials OF
he company say tie men have given posi-
TIVE assurances that tlrT will remain
i"NDl ana ara in no wis" alarmed nvci. tn.
claim OF the miners lcitN1y# th.t tn.,.
VII have the men cut i.r!crc thr week
closes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
Something to Know.

II may be worth something 10 know
that the Very best medicine for rcs;o,in ,.
the tired out nervous system To q
healthy ViGor Is Electric Bitters This
medicine IS purely vegetable. acts hy
giving tone To the nerve centres i'm no
stomach, gently stimulates the Liver
ana Kidneys, and aids these orEans in
throwing off impurities in the blood.
Electric Filters improves the appetitc
aids digestion and IS pronounced BY
those who have tried it rs the very best
blood purifier and nerve tonic. Try Il.
Soid Tor aoc or Sl.00 per bottle al Bur
row. Martin g. Co.'S Drug Store
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
SUI Il o. X

wife of General L. p. Roberts. Consul to
Victoria, Il. c. was IN Suffolk as the
General Roberts will be home soon. -.
Misses Mary Bailey and Dora Britt re-
turned this evening from Newsom.
where they were Mrs. Alec. Myr.ck' S
guests .i,.5t,i f~ sE'.'Ss', :
Ms. Robert r.. Holland. Of! windsor,
has been very I'll. 1t was reported to.
night she was dead She leaves m chr
tiren. $50, rl1; 49, 800
81. IN the night time some Suffolk peon1o
play whist Tor amusement. Tonight III .
t>inders 4rtens challenged ia team O;
iour rom the regular w hist team. They
Went down by a score of &c to S.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
BLOCK ISL AND. f. r.

y Summer III Mid Ocean. Pure sea air
a1dS sleep and restores health: strong SURF
DatnlnE the home of the bass ana the blue
nsh: ilA GEL \ ll0'rEI. All modern con
Venlenccs: table irst-class; orchestra: cli-
rect line Of boats daily from New York,
Wth0ut change. MONThlII[ S'rII.A NJ
BOAT CO. Pier 10, T.. X. Send for circu-
laE JOHN G. CHAMPLIN, Proprietor.
II. h. RANDALL, MANAGER jy7-eod.Ot
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
FORT GRISWOLD HOUSE.
1RN POINT. OPPOSITE NE

EASTERN POINT. OPPOSITE NEW
LONDON, CONN.
Bathing, fishing, boating ana yachting;
on the Thames River New London Har-
Dor or Long Island Sound. bicycling. ten
ms, croTuct, bowling, billiards. and excel
lent Orchestra. All sleeping rooms have
view OF the water; elevators. y first
class resort run III Il iirSt-ciaSS manner.
fhteS, 81 to S2S per week. For r:rcula RS
containing full Information address
JAMES &. MATTHEW'S
Fort Griswold House, New London, Conn.
jy1-20t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
Are You Going
To the SeasIDre 2.

J. so. go tn Ocean View, he most popr-
lar health and pleasure Nsort on. the
coast. F-.I 49,
TO the countless thcusasls who have
Tor manN Seasons sought Ithe bracing
brCeZcs which play SO refrc+linEly on the
N:rGnin coast Ocean Nirwneeds no in
PRODUCTION. Its unpa rallcled location has
Given 1t Il wide popularity is Il seaside
resort. Es'.l' SO ft's :.
The Erandncss OF its sunset, with ba tn
ui@ the finest OH the coast. within Il hum
bred Yards OF the best fshiIs grounds
along Tia. entire Atlantic COAST with boa t
ing. Yachting. cycling, drying baseball,
is lust the place folHpleasurc seking tour
isis.
Those who arc seeking hcalh and de-
sire change Of climate Will fha n r.. ! I
Cuuah!c climate ut Ocean Ni"u' ga the
hracinSs Scc. 80 renders g d sand spat
for orc 70 recupcrate and EMO. rest.
h Ocean View Hotel has superit, ahvan-
ta.es for the accommodation q guests.
anu many improvements have ben made
for the coming season. IN
t,s to the management tie urlcrSiGr-
Cd desires to say it will l." his aim to
keen II I'M 10 the high standard OF OK
ccllcncc. ana VIII give the most pinstak-
lo.; and pleasure Of guests. yH
Its cuisine IS In charge Of 4 chef + wide
cNnGrcuvn. and with excellent glrdcns
from which TO procure fruits. Vegetables
Gic.. with the Chesn peakc from wtch to
nrocnr" sea food OF great vnricty,with
~" cho!ccSt meats from The Oh cagomcnt
houses. II nrc,lS only to have thcfn vaNHs
presented in the hest possible sha,r to
meet the requirements OF an cXactingpub-
CHARLES ST. JOIN.
Inali-tf Ocean View. q.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
RLLE.GHANy SPRINGS, VA.
Open from June Isl 10 NOY. lSt.

III" Allegheny Water awarded Gold
Medal and Diploma, Worlds Fair, Chca-
80. ana Recommended by the medical So
cicty of Virginia.: is celebrated for It's
wonderful cures Of dyspepsia, in it's vari-
Gus forms. Beautiful lawn Of 10 acres;
nand Of music; post, telegraph and cx-
press offices.
Families seeking lealthful resort in
the mountains, 10 spend the heated term,
can DO no better. Fare excellent. terms
moderate. Write for pamphlet. rates, etc
iu9-6w G. =. COLHOtIN. Prop.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09

Vim. vigor and victory-thcsc arc the
characteristics OF De Wits Little Early
Rlsers. the famous little pills for con-
situation, biliousness and all stomach
and liver troubles. J. NI.,gIT. Trotter
Trultt s. Smith and r. L. Wilson.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
MnRI EYS.

In the midst OF the fish and game pre-
serve OF the ADlRONDACkS. an excel
lent summer resort Trout fishing. boat
lHE. bat hi1.'s. bowling, tennis etc. Two
large hotels and cottages. Sanitary plum
bini;: Large, airy roCms Large n0rchcs
OVERLOOKING two large takes; 1000 feet
above The sea. Extremely low rates; & o
SO per week Cuisine and service. instr
% s:'egi. send for painnntct. MpTl!.EN't;
LAX" Pleasant, Hamilton Co, =, :.
jyT-2bl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09

Washington, ID. c.. July S.--The Sen.
nte to-day confirmed the nomination OF
Fred Read. to be postmaster at New
port News, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
NoRFoL VIRGINT s. Y7J q SIS 81 Is97.
Il SUM MER RESORTS.
Red SULPHUR Springs.

MONROE COUNTY, W. VA.
Recently purchased ana improved by
Hon. Levi +. Morton, New York. 80 X
Water unequaled for lung diseases In
All lis forms. throat troubles, catarrh, ner-
voiis prostra ton. dyspepsia, etc. s OH
thorty. Hotel now open. Prices to suit
the times. Write for rates, circulars and
testimonials. Address HUMPHREYS {:
CO, Proprictors. jul2-eod- I'm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
ALLEGMANY. COUNTY,. w

These charming spring; are situated III
Il lovely valley, cnSconSCh ia he backbone
# the Aicrl;l!ics, II an elevation g! 200
fcci. ~ tn, MIDST III tl1c .'SnYinE REGION"
81 N!!EHti, ;t..a only nsnc miles from Al.
ie%iiany Siat;on--ttt- highest point ON the
: hcS"pcnkr AMI Ohio railway. nhc
strongest iron Water in this country:
none better in ,h, world Elegant bath
pool. t.cci and mutton supplied from III.
finest blue grass sod. Vegetables in
abundance, grown in The rarti"n OF this
noted property. Rates moderate. cI'E.N
JUNE lS'r Write TO r. T. jEAi<LE, Jr.
Manage. jui-cud-2m
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VALLEY HOUSE.

GREENWOOD LAKE N Y
Tho lake ~ about nine miles long. Lake
IS beautiful and picturesque. Most noted
black bass lakes on the continent I2OO
feet above the sea level Primcval Forest
Extensive garden: dairy: generous table:
Charles Donald, guide and boatman Fish
ing tackle furnished. y Casino Building
contains ball room. bowling alleys, billiard
and pool rooms, cafe, etc. 80 foot Steam
Launch. villa and Cottage Sites for sale
Address for terms and particulars
G. H. TEN EYCK Proprietor.
GREENWOOD LAKE,
jy7-2t Orange County NJ Y
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