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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
Latest News y OteS.

The Commercial Bank, of Eau Claire,
closed Thursday.
Senator Allison says he Will not be in
Mr.. Mckinley's cabinet.
The Bankers Exchange, Minneap-
polls, has resumed.
Kruger wants $4,000, 900 indemnity
for the TranSval raid.
The CuDans have broken the Trocha
BIZ the aid Of a dynamite gun.
DIR. Belancourt, an American, has
been arrested in Havana as Il suspect.
The Steamer City of Duluth was dam
aged by fire at Milwaukee Thursday.
The American National Bank, Denver,
has reopened with capital of 100000.
a colored legislator. Isaac Allen, has
been seated in the Massachusetts coun-
Gil.
Clara Ward (the Princess De Chimav)
warns American girls not to marry for
titles.
The Bank of Canton and the Citizens
! Bank, of Lanesboro, MIMI, suspended
/ Thursday.
The entire business portion of Leon
! ard, Wis, was destroyed by fire We'd
nesdav night.
Wool manufacturers ask for ccmpen-
satory duties on woollen goods, not a
duty on wool.
Under a ruling of Secretary Lamont
Duluth harbor money will not be avail
able for more than year.
Capt George Irving, who took the
first vessel from Lake Huron to Lake
Superior, died in Windsor, Ont, yes
terday, aged 81.
Frederick Bauman, Il prisoner in the
county Jail, Louisville, Ky, has con-
fessed that he participated in the muir
| der of Frank p. Arbuckle in New York
November 10.
\ colored man named Cooper, who
was wanted for shooting several negroes
at Magnolia, s. c.. added four more
murders to his list yesterday, three be-
ing white people named Wilson.
Ambassador Bayard was banquetted
by the Article Club. in London, We'd
nesday night. The Earl Of jersey pre-
sided and Cardinal Vaughan proposed
the the toast to "The people of the
United States" He said" The people
OF the United States and Great Britain
have a common mission of civilization,
and Britains extended to their Ameri-
can cousins the hand OF fellowship"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09

Ey CHARLES WIcK,rEuv. Deputy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-09
Notice to Creditors.

by CHARLES v INksIKOT, deputy.
W. F. PICKERING,
Attorney for Plaintiffs. q $40 $3.50 $500
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

there are many animal ,..--....,.,,...
hiraN and insects. RhisA m.s1ntr =, 49,.
ooiors and shapes the natur.g $500.
amid Nhich they dHell. sna ss.ns -
pntntly escape tie eyes a tha;- -.
Ialess but - DR. I.Feekter sa.. 81
nnoAleast. -DntE quite rsrrnr,v -
cnse Was knoNn where . anontew -
The sake q pn0tection, ressul.I..s =
form or eoioraslOn either souD. r'.,,.-
animal o. an inanimaie osJeer- e-,,s
monkeys we're cisncterea by D. 4 w
6regory during his recent sourDev a.
x-ast Africa. Near relatives az a.
monkeys seen By him hzve long 49,
knoHn 70 nArnrziISfE. and have exes,sa
surprise - the brilliant contrast a. a.
black fur covering thelr BODY ana
mats VITA the sao~f-EhIte snsr,ye 81
long. silky hair hanging from thesr
shoulders and the eqaaIiy White p,umes
on their tails This eontrass. Dr. Grex-
orr found. serves 10 render the animals
practically inEisihie. for the trees whIrh
they inhsbit have black stems. ana are
crzped with pendant masses OF grav-
white iiehen. amid Which the MONKEY.
can hardly be distinguished.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28


TIE nusx eKtranFElnzrr nursssrn
Enozn in a horse keIongn 70 Eisiy. =
handsome hay ouEed - A Deooar-
tieaax 4 Eon. the butchers q the Pa
Gle Fruit Market H5rses are fire.
Q1eatly kHOEn 10 show : liking for
sugar ard Instances are related where
tney wOGld drink beer. bzr who ever
s-T horse that Ezs fond OF meat and
11AE biilys duties are 10 draw the
nF1a3s delivery wagon and his stand
Il GA Merchant street in front Of the
shop Here he Is often on exhibition.
eating with an apparent relish steak.
ilFer. tr1pe and IN short almost any
variety OF meat handed him. Some
times. after having had mis- MI of oats
and hay. be refuses 10 MUNICH meat
Dut tnis seldom OccurE- BIllyis appe-
TIE developed several months ago. No
one knew Of II until one day he was
seen 10 reach into a butcher cart that
was tied Just ahead Of him and calrz.-
" began eating a steak. After that
ne vas often fed with the firms wares.
ana many a bet has been won and lost
- SIS APPrltr- NE morse formerly
varied his earnaI meals by purIoinins
nsh. but he was cured in a manner
that was ludierous 10 the spectators
but very painful for the equine phe-
nOmenOn.
HE reached into a FISH wagon one
day when his oifacfoFies detected the
otor Of his fayoFite smeit. but an ac-
tive and belligerent crab took offense
az the intrusion and promptly fasten-
ed 10 his lower lip. Billy shook his
head frantieally and whInnIed in main
but the crustaeean held on until he
was crushed by being banged against
the side Of the wagon Since then the
horse has kept clear Of fish. Billy Il
the fayorite OF the market, and
strange teamster who had the temerity
70 lay his whip across his back one
morning 10 make him give room was
nearly mobbed BY indignant butchers
and nshmongers. He Is also the pet
OF his owners family. aad his sleek
hide and general evidence Of good care
show that he does not lack attention.
San Francisco Call
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

.r..,ag Is setting the pace ~ the So
,ya,.la now A lsonlsriile gii1 Mha
C. ~. returned from a s.islt IN Cor
- es Texas. exhibits an enErea'ed -
1870, ,..,,an for a dance 70 he held FROM
: "a "a ii 2 80 in the morning. Break
- 4 served Al 7:3o O'Clock and the
- .s,osu takes place directly afterward.
81. .ffair Is just AZ formal a. a nighr
20, alumenf. and while Il Lacks he
s.s,nor which attaches 70 The ordinary
ssnroom. IL Is pertainiy more enjoy
80 II people must dance Ia the san-
me-. -Ex.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

Forty years ago Il WAS proposed 20
break up the Constitution as worfhless
but there Vas suck an Indignant protest
thai the idea Eas abandoned Twenty
years ago she sas sent 10 carry vari-
Gus sxhIbits-herzelf being one-to
the Paris exposition On her way back
she came near going to the bottom.
She stayed for some time in the Brook
iyn yard and was then towed to Ports
mouth. where her sticks were taken of
and she was rooted over and disman-
fled--Exchange
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

nrourivt risonssnds a. visitors inio Sail
! 80 cisr. The clerks IN zion's S4Ein<s
p.uk neaY the m0anmesls erected - the
s,saa a. Main street, in honor ~ Hrsghan
wong aa.d Plana@rs. hare bdea kept basy
e.eulug new aonanufs for the hundss Il
- nave visited the h4nk The amount
~ 90 del,oaat IL sl,ssaasaio- Haye yon
savings aooountf II MOI, open one xoA.
Fsrr per cesi per annu@ infereSt Il paid
,mpCuDGad four times year Write far
L. Information dssisel
WfI.FOlfD WOODBURY.. PresideEE
GEORGE a. CANNON. Cashier.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

rAs readers 81 tails paper Mn - pleased
- teesa that fl5eF< u ~ teaet oEs DREADED
a ~ ~ stages. Assa that IL eafArFa-
rsIfs Cataffh Cure n the oniy positive
ssfss ngE known - the Eaeaiezs fraternity.
fzfaffh trlnE 4 constitutional disease re-
saif~s . epnAtlt atlet.sl Treatment. Hair .
Slfsetiy 1szCn the blood and uue0us sur
IA ~ he system. thsr~by destroying
a. foHnAasion o. Ehs disease ana giving
ats pasieHt atfeagth ~ building up tie
roasiifEtto1 and assisting stature ia aoinF
Ga NoEk Th9 pFepflEt9fR have 80 mech
fzith NJ is curative Powers that tseY Of
|fsg Dns Mendrrd U0ikAra for assy cas4
fhal Il fails 20 cure S-nd for HAT u tea
'tfseaiafs Address,
~ CHENEY q CO. rossao. o.
se5d - druggists. -.
HALE faEsuY Pulls arr ths h~st
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

TIE Passenger DeInrtaeuf % the Rs
Gr@naic railway has ilsl issae4 AZ up:.l-
date map showing AL mining districts u
rcaossi. to<c;her with 40 ouiiine sketch %
the oder districts, and cailiag special At
ts1ssoa 20 several partially developed re-
gions uhich Fcoeatiy have shown import
art unn0FeTinga ~ grid and copper. n0E
attracting s0iice Of pr,sT-stors. Investors
and othcrs-
For opp.es Of this valuable map address
q. A. wAprEa0H. &. r. A.. salt Lake City.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28
A Pacific settlement.

An unsettled boundary question has
for some years disturbed the relations
OF Peru and Bolivia; and the question
assumed threatening aspect few
months ago. when Bolivia occupied by
force territory which Peru claims
AZ her own. Wiser counsels have pre-
vailed, however, and the two republics
huye submitted their dispute to the ar
b.ygatlon OF the Queen Regent of Spain.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28
Artzai Squire for Isss and ooassrx.tIx.
estimates for sszz:


when corns us c. ParrnaIee Of Beth
isheni. Conn. vas young man Re
vowed that he would re~er touch a
razor 60 bis face II Fremont should be
defeated This Won he has religiouxIy
kept. EuirE uakhaven since the election
% james Buchanan In isss.-New York
Tribune
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

A traveller vas ia a rural shop up IA
York STATE says the NeE York
Times. when . small boy came IN.
Say. mister he said 10 The shop
keeper. while the traveller listened. ma
says you're TO please giye me a eggs
worth 0. mustard. The hen Is on"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

When dog barks al nights In ia
pan the owner is arrested and SEN
tened 20 work year for the neigh
bors who were disturbed. The dog is
killed Perhaps this accounts for the
superstition that when dog bowls at
night death win shortly occur.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28
a rrolisy Air shsp.

A 81. Louis genius has completed
plans for a trolley air ship between
81. Louis and Chicago. Il provides for
a balloon 20 iIft q car few feet from
the ground, whore IL engages a trolley
and starts away for Chicago. Il Is
not yet In operation.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28
Nn Inorea.e Cor wlll.c.

Willie penholder with an injured
nIr)--You told me last month that you
would raise my salary. Stingy Russell
.-Ah, yes, did succeed in raising It.
after considerable trouble.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

Miss Lacy Marshall. OF cenfraiia.
10 has been victim o. hioe0nEhs
.lpes last Christmas day. she Las
.se,us = mere skeleton
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

Ih4s year Seigaska has cosse % The xer,
to1t rank ~ = wheat. producing state
Mais eer sEsse1ztid crop q 5 Gssa 600 husksls
81 efwlhg Sheaf, averaging over = f,uwhsIs
% ths acre, sad 5Jos9Qso baskets Of s.fnter
- Ae~x, ~hleh uiil average - basheIs =,
- - ntsr he iaaae gives below. which
has bseu carefully conrSis.a shows v-h.t
~ ~ sapphire many. that SebEasks stands
ttird aino1g the states aS = wheat r,ro.fue-
ef- Hnd u mast be bourne IL snitsd thar
The states that O1tFank her are asrnoss ex-
etasisely Nhe4t states, whereas Seiyrask.
= . coantry Of diysrsiaed erots, corn
telns her principal fwoia@t
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

You -iil enjoy ihis Publication
nseA better II Jon will get ip,o the
|abii 81 reading the advertisement:
|hsy will afford = most interesting
|ssay and wiii put sou IA the way Of
Bvssing some excellent bargains. Oar
Itsersiasrs arc reliable. they srnd
! kat theT advertise.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28
GOSSIP OF TWO QUEENS.

Queen Fietoria's family has no lit
lie talent scattered about among its
various members The Empress Fred
erick OF Germany shines in art and
sculpture: the Prince OF Wales excelIs
as critic Of both painting and stage
work: Princess Christian PLAYS and
sings beautifully and her daughters
are adopts in embroidery. The queen
herself once drew portraits very cIev-
eriy and even nov plays occasionally
little duets with Princess Beatrice.
Queen Louise OF Denmark Is often
spoken Of as the "mother-In-law of
Europe She herself was nearer in
the line OF succession TO the throne
than her husband when she was mar
Tied 20 him but for him she waived her
right and knowing that opposition
might in the future be raised TO the
rule Of monarch not strictly speak
ing in the line OF descent she exer-
etsed her womsnly tact and ingenuity
to secure her husbands position by
making such marriages for her chill
dren as would tend to cement friendly
relationships between the little king
dom Of Denmark and the great coun-
tries OF Europe Her majesty's eldest
daughter married the heir OF Great
Britain: the second daughter became
the Empress Of Russia: the third is
married to the wealthy Duke OF Cum
beriand, and. as some would have II. |
rightful king Of Hanover: her eldes,
son Il the heir-apparent OF Denmark
and the husband OF Princess Louise,
daughter Of Charles XIV. OF Sweden. a
popular marriage which has done more |
than anything else to re-establish /
friendly feeling between the Seanii- 1
nayian countries. which at one time /
we're under one rule; the second son
became King of Greece and took his /
wife. the beautiful and popular Queen /
Olga. from the Russian royal family; l
while the youngest son. Prince Waldo /
mar. married the daughter Of the Due
CO ChaTtres. by whom he became al
lied to the princely house OF Orleans. |
Il Is small wonder that the recent |
troubles in the east caused the moth 1
cr-in-Iaw Of Europe to hold a family
conference.
The robe in which Victoria was
crowned was nine yards in length and
composed OF gorgeous gold-colored silk /
hrocaee, with gold and silver silk flow
ers. II was Of the same pattern as
that worn by George ~. at his coro-
nation. The figures were exc eeding-
~ beautiful and symbolic of the eoun-
tries over which the young queen had /
assumed the scepter. Around the re-
gal crown were grouped the rose. the /
shamrock and the thistle. while the /
eagle and the fleur-de-lis were en-
broldercd upon the robe in a raised /
pattern. which gave II most effective
appearance. The queens underdress |
was OF rich white satin with gold bro
cade. and n similar material was manu-
featured for the robe of the Duchess OF
Kent. At both the coronation and at |
the marriage of her majesty the /
Duchess OF Kent chose white for her
crowns. ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

Ary-Does her plano piaylng
szOunf 10 muchf Mamie Oh. yes.
kAss a. Il for eighteen hours a day.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

10 besp sufrsrinr MANKIND siEav. trxtne
to convince people fEat he gives value re-
ceiyed for every dollar paid him. has
decided to give gus ,kery. fraud and Inn
suffering classes from the Gespica.bis
methods Of quacks and chariatans. Every
sufferer from
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
Town OF SUE + K

idly pushed to compilations This enter
prise will furnish labor for great many
Of the unemployed lii this section. Mr.
John +. Hostetter Will manage the plant.
There Is enough timber in that section
to furnish raw material for several
years. On Mi y NJ 13rucc's tract alone
II IS estimated that there are 10000, 600
feet. 100000 feet Of which are pine.
ARRESTED rHE WRONG MAN.
n. G.. Norfleet lost d set Of horse
clippers and Hurricane Branch this at
with THE theft John was put in the
counsy jail, but he was Afterwards turn
ed loose. wheli 1t was learned that he
did not steal The clippers Another
party is now suspected
COUNSEL RETAINED.
States Attorney y. L. Holland and
Capt II. e. Causey have peen employed
by the Suffolk Light and water com
pany to defend the $1,000 suit brought
against them NY Il. Willtlnson former
treasurer. Captain Cnusny IL now sec
rotary OF the company.
RELIGIOUS AND pOLlTICAL.
Bishop A. NJ. Randolph, Of the
Southern Diocese OF Virginia, was in
Paul's p. i. church and afterwards con
firmed class Of ten. The Bishop
preached at old Glebe's church to-day.
Mr. S. =. Vandcrslicc. who was looked
upon as one of the candidates for Mayor,
Is no longer in The race. He said 50
this afternoon and that there il only
one office in the county he wants-Stat e's
Attorney.
The local band has ordered new uni
forms from Baltimore. They will be
very catchy.
Jarvis Stlth, OF New York, Is in Suf-
folk visiting his father, Dir. T.. a. Stith.
Mrs. &. II. GoDdlaw, Of Vaughn, N c.
came to Suffolk to-day and Is The guest
Of Mrs. M. a. Register.
Judge Prcntls has adjourned South
ampton Circuit Court temporarily. lie
VIII reconvcne court Mond.,y.
There was q tack party at .Iorapcake
this week, where the gentleman and lady
who took first honors were awarded a
potato each.
Mrs James Williams. Of Warreliton,
n. e., was In Suffolk to-day. She left
for Gates county to visit her mother,
Mrs. Timothy Lassiter.
y new show has located on Washing
ton sQuare-the Galatea.
One Congressional deposition was
taken to-day, that OF t. A. Copeland
one or the judges at Copclanl', Mill. I
Susie Nurncy Is getting better fast.
The ordnance Of baptism will be adj
minSstered at the Baptist church Sunday
evening.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27

comes with rush. Consumption has beer
frequently pronounced ii,eurable. 1t is nor
II may De stopped-warded off-at almost
any stage. But If the sufferer neglee4s to
fake the proper remedy in the proper ,vay
death is swift and certain.
Consumption like almost all manner of
disease has its inception in trio Of all.
embracing disorders. They are "imper.
impure blood" They are triplets. One
IL dependent for existence upon the other.
Cure. one. cure all. Dr. pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is the hest Of all known
remedies for this disorder. It corrects dis.
ordered digestion invigorates the liver
regulates the bowels, makes the blood nrre
and the nerves strong. It is the great blood.
maker and flesh builder 1t makes the
muscles firm and sprngy 1t soothes and
invigorates the nerves. 1t tones up body
and brain II cures ninety-eiglit per cent
Of all cases of consumption
Mrs Rebecca f. Gardner. Of Cratic, wy
Co., Va, writes: When / was married 7 weiyh.
ed one hundred and twenty-five pounds was
taken SICK aud reduced i'll health mud broke out
with disease which my doctor said was eczema.
lie treated my disease but failed 10 DO ME any
good and iell away 10 90 pounds. began US.
ing, ing Dr.; pic1es,s Golden Medical Discovery. and
began taking the Discovery my weight was 90
pounds and now weigh lao pounds and have
ebont! the medicine: My husband Is one OF the
happiest men in the world. He says I LOOK
Younger than did the first time he ever saw me.
am well woman and do all Of my ,ouse,yorl
tend to my fowls and COW md do some work in
the garden. It Is q miracle that am cured" :
Health and happiness formed partner
ship in the garden Of Eden 1t has never
been dissolved. You cannot have one with.
oiit the OTHER. Constipation is the usual
cauae of ill.health. DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets arc tiny, sugar coated gramules
Z They cure constipation. One is q gentle
laxative, and two mild catllartic. They
never grippe. Druggists sell them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27

Never before in medical annals has any
medicine received such widespread praise and
endorsement from physicians, druggists and
all classes OF the people as is bestowed npon
the great curcr Of disease, DR.. Grccnc's Merry
IRA blood and nerve remedy. 1t puriles and
inyigoratcs tho blood, making pure, rich red
blood, and 1t is therefore the grandcst OF blood
medicines. 1t gives life, strength, energy,
power and viSor to the brain and nerves, md
hence IS the greatest nerve tonic, brain invi.-
Grant and nerve restorative ever before known
IN the worlds history. 1t banlshcS headache,
Dacknche, neuralgia, rheumatism. and has thus
demonstrated itself TO be tho surest md quick
est pam rcicvcr in existence. 1t cures stomach
liver, kidney and female complaints with
positive certainty which Is unc9ualci and un-
Iiya!cd, aud which has caused weak, nervous,
tired ont, slccp!css, run down and dchiiitatcd
sufferers everywhere to recognize DR.. Grccne's
Nervura blood and nerve remcdy rs indeed
the King OF Medicines.
DR.. Grcene's Nerynra is the hest medicine
possible to take because it cures the peoplc--it
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
sonFonfs 4 WESTERNS WRECK.
The Conductor Slightly Ip.Iureh-A
31i:r DreMge tom i,te!eN

Petersburg, Va, March o6--(SpeciaD.
~ wreck occurred -on the Norfolk &:
Western railroad this morning abott 5
o'clock, near the old whiskey distillery
in Blandford, by which three loaded
cars of Il west-bound freight train were
wrecked. The wreck was due to the
train parting, the rear section running
into the section In front Capt John
Hardaway, the conductor, was quite Sc
rlously hurt about the head by the jar.
Two wreclSing cars. one from Norfolk
and the other from Crewe, were sent to
open the track.
The Petersburg Iron Works company
has just completed FOR the Chesapeake
d Alhelnarle Canal company OF, Norfolk
q large dredge. which will be taken 60
that city to-morrOw morning. The
dredge cost between $1,000 and $4,000.
The Petersburg lIcn Works company
has received an c:t':" for a large guam
tity Of solid shot =, 10 and u inches
The company is r. & loading three cars
with projectiles, which are TO be shipped
TO Fortress Monroe. These proiectiles
weigh, from 500 to HOO pounds each
DR.. G. Y. Robinson. president OF the
Petersburg Board OF Health. told The
Virginlan correspondent this mornins
that there is an epidemic Of measles in
this city, but that the disease is in 4,
mild form.
There was q white frost and some ice
this morning, but 1t is not thought that
the fruit was injured.
Mr.. George J. Seay. chairman of the
Finance committee Of the Common Co,,n-
Gil, is in receipt or n letter from Gen
NeEleys who is associated with Mr. Dc
Witt Smith. OF New York. in tho pur-
chase Of the city of Petcishurg's inter
est in tho Virginia x Carolina railroad.
III which he says that they are q work
on the field itinerary OF the road. Gen.
Negley also writes that Mr. Pearson,
their lawyer, is busy examining The lc-
gal papers in the matter of tho transfer,
of the road.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
COL BUFORDIS.COM!NG|
concluded from First Page

TO them by law, it Shall be the duty Of
the electoral boards OF the county or
city, or Of the county in which said
town or district is, as the case may be.
to have the words printed Upon the
ticket directed by the law submit ting
SAID question, hut in oil other respects
said election shall conform to the pro-
visions OF this oct E3.E5 5
THE electoral boards OF the various
counties and cities Of the State must
provide the ballots to be used, and this
VIII be done by having. printed ,rpon the
ballots TO be PREPARED for the approa CHI
words;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27

is the givcr OF health md strength--it makes
the sick we'll. ~
Here is the advice to usc DR.. Grecncs Ncr-
vllra from ROY. d. c. Easton Of Concord, II.
H., Chaplain OF tho New Hampshire State
Prison, and Past Chaplain G. A. II. Depart
ncnts Of n. II. and Il. l., who is tho most
prominent clergyman and Christian worker in
New England. He Says
"Dr. Grcene's Ncryura blood and nerve
remedy has been used in my family with sat
isiactory results. am now using it myself
and have also personal friends who have been
cured by 1t and assert that it is q priceless
boon for suffering humanity
Use DR.. Grecnes Nervnra blood and nerve
remedy now and get we'll. DR.. Greene's Ca
sartic Pills nre the perfect pills for biousncss
ana constipation. DIR. Greene, 30 West nth ST.,
New York City, the most successful phvsi.
can in curing disease, can he consulted free,
IN person or by letter. There is no charge
whatever for consultation, examination or adj
vice: and the price OF the medicines is SO low NJ
10 pace positive cure within reach Of all.