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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27
The Grandest Remedy.

N1r. r. B. Greeve merchant. Of Chill
howie. Va. certif1es that ne had con-
sumption, was given UP to die. sought all
medical treatment that money could
procure. tried ell cough remedies he
could hear Of. but got no relief spent
many nights sitting up in q chair; was
induced to try DR.. Kings New Discovery
and was cured by use OF two bottles.
For past three years has been attending
to business, and Gays DR.. Kings New
Discovery Is the grandest remedy ever
made as It has done 80 much for him
and also for others In his community.
Or. Kings New Discovery Is guarantee
for Coughs, Colds and Consumption. It
don't fall. Trial bottles free ct Bur.
row. Martin 6 Co.'S Drug Store.
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ED ENrON.

Edenton. N. c.. June 26.-(Special.)A
Miss Sallie Cherry left today for Par
nell. N. c., to visit her brother, who is
quito sick.
The Haven Belle will take an excur-
sion party down to Mays Head tonight,
leaving at IL O'Clock.
The bicycle fever continues to spread
here. There has been about 10 new
riders added toe the list this week
Prof. George Hansen. OF CopanhaEen,
Ia ut the Bay View
Mr. Ethel Barton Is Ii ere from Nor
folSon visit to his parents.
Miss Elizabeth Pond is here spendinr-
O few days with Miss Mary Pruden.
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meath the inspiring flutter OF "Old
Glory our beautiful stars and stripes.
Inc sympathies and tenderness of
ack' In trying moments and his ever
ready wit. his duties aboard ship and
his religious inclination, will form the
theme OF his discourse. Tickets Of ad-
mission ore placed at the nominal sum
OF 10 cents each, and may be had Of the
committee or at the door.
At Spurgeon Memorial Baptist church
the pastor, Furman H. Martin, will
preach to-day at II q. m. and p. m.
Sunday school at $50 @. m,
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Virginia College.

The Virginia College for Young La
dies located II the beautiful city Of
Roanoke, Virginia, is ono Of the fore,
most institutions Of learning IN the
South. It's magnificent new buildings
With all modern improvements, on a
campus Of ten acres, amid gorgeous
mountain scenery In the Valley OF Vlr-
ginln, famed for health; its ample course
or study. European and American
teachars, mako the Virginia College for
Young Ladies one Of the most attrac-
tive and beautiful! colleges in tho South
II Is attended by pupils representing
twenty states Opens Sept 9th
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BRAN LEEON.

Mr. Harold Webster, OF North Park
avenue has returned from Canada.
where he spent a week or two will,
much profit and pleasure sight seeing.
Mn. w ID. Nye, OF Willoughby ave-
nue., left last night OH visit to BoS-
ton.
The greatest amusement In store for
the public Of Fifth ward In the near fu-
ture is the "Old Maids Convention"
a full attendance Is desired for a re-
hearsal Monday night.
Trinity M. e. church, Rev. e. A
Potts. pastor. preaching at II a. m. and
p. N. Rev. DR.. Young, OF Epworth,
will address the Rosebud Society at
1880 D. IN.
Mr.. J. S, Eggleston was expecting his
bride. stopping briefly in Petersburg en
route from Richmond to Norfolk. to join
him last night at the residence Of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Eggleston,
327 Z. Brnmbleton avenue.
Mrs. c. d. Cake and child, who spent
some time visiting friends and relatives
In Washington, have returned to their
home on e. Brambleton avenue.
Park Avenue Baptist church. the pas
tor, Rev. ]. ]. Hall, D. D.. will preach
at II o. m. and s p. m. Morning sub
5ect: "The Lords Day; evening sub
ject: Thrown From His Horse"
Mckendree NJ. T.. church. Rev. R. II
Bennett. pastor. Services today at II
a m. and p. m. Sunday school at
$50 q. m. EpWorth League at 4:3e D.
m.
The annual picnic excursion Of McKen-
dree NJ -. church will be to Virginia
Beach next Tuesday, the Goth inst
The funeral Of Mr.. Lewis Hoffman
1anitor OF the courthouse. will take place
from his late residence. 204 Marshall
avenue today at o'clock p. M
Mrs. Virginia Morris has been ex-
tremely III number OF days at hel
home OH E. Brambleton avenue
In special notice column see New
enterprise In Brambleton."
Memorial Christian Temple Sunday
school at $50 a. M: preaching at II: 0t
a. m. by the pastor. Subject: Christ.
Ian Reflection IL Human Imperfectlon
Preaching at p. m. by Rev. Ezekie
Taminosian Of Antioch, Syria Y. p
S. Q. e. at p. m
e. church elected at its regular
monthly business meeting Friday night
the following officers for tho ensuing
6 months:
President, Mr.. c. Edgar Morr,sett
first vice-president, J. l. Blissingham
second vice-president, W. P. Ernest
third vlce-president, Thos. II. Oliver
Miss Lydia Herbert; organist. Miss Nj
Y. Wilson; assistant organist. Miss
Julia Collns; chorister. Mr.. w. p. Ern
est; standard bearer, Mr.. w. Q. Stakes
LECTURE MONDAY NIGHT.
a lecture Will be given next Monday
evening at O'Clock. Jun. 2sth, 1897. a.
Trinity church in rambleton ward, b,
the Rev. Carroll Q. Wright, at presen
chaplain Of the United States Receiving
Ship Franklin.
His subject: life Aboard a Man
of-War," is n novel one. and one thai
moro than - years Of service In the
United States navy has we'll fitted hin
to handle In a masterfuI manner. More
than years OF this period has beer
| spent at sea and In foreign chimes: If
close touch with the brave seaman Whs
are over ready to defend the fair name
OF euz Ey>ess country cad Aaht ha
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TUESDAY. JUNE ssth. 1879

the HL fGll%GT TAT PgEep RrN to Id On
nanees thereto belonging. situated On the
side asd IN the city
follows. to-wit. Beginning on Water
1 st1eet: at the southwest corner Of the
1 10 formerly known as the Old United
PROPERTY Of Bottimore. Marrow & CO..
end enc running thence northwardly along
House property, a distance If q feet,
said Ola United Engine eg Ho1ae p proper
line 81 ssd old unfe9g E she Heass
s pn0neTty 20 feet more or less: to lane
northwardly along the Eastern line Of
said lane IS feet more or less, 70 the Old
Exchange F. Hotel property; thence east
change Hotel property and the continua-
ton Of said line, y feet, more or :ess, to
2 point on the western side Of ", ,od,ide's
iine st feet distant from the north western
Woodsde'a lane: thence ee'ee sou a0 di
feet to the nH Hs s Of saia
lane with Water street; and thence west
Wardly along the northern line Of said
beginning. Reference is made 70 said
deed for fuller description Of said prop
TERMs:--one-third OF the purchas 90
money in cash. balance IN two equal ins
stallnents, payable In six AMI twelve
months respectively from the day Of sale,
cent interest. which interest is 20 pay
able semi-annually. The deferred pay
ments arc to ba secured by Il deed Of
trust to such, trustee rs tho undersigned
shan select. drawn. executed and record
ed at the expense Of the purchaser. or the
purchaser may at his election. pay the
whole purchase money In cash. . ne pur-
chaser Is to have the right to receive the
rent Of said property accr'lelng from and
after tho first day Of July 1897 lut a
period OF, thirty days from day Of sale
VIII be allowed to tho present Occupants
to Vacate the sud premises In case they
cannot make any arrangement with tha
purchaser to retain the Same, such occu1
pants meanwhile paying rent therefor
ALFRED p. THOM,
Ju1l-tds Trustee
BYRD. BALDWIN & CO.,
Auctioneer6,
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.

Pr VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
an qSa s. and w. ~ Man9sh, bearing data
oordeo in the Clerks Office OF the Cor
poration Court. Norfolk, Va, D. 3. lis,
PAGE xA, and at the request OF the creditor
therein secured, we shall sell at public
aucoon, ct the. Norfolk Real Estate Ex-
GnanEe. 236 Main street, Norfolk, va, on
;TUESDAY, July 9Th, 1897, at IL M, the fol.
'ox~fil Iq p property. so,Wit: -
with the buildings and improvements.
sitqated In Atlantic City Ward Of the city
o. NorfolK, Va bounded as follows: Be-
ginning at point in the east side Of Duke
street, twenty-five feet south from q
Stone, which said stone is situated one
hundred and atty and 5-10 feet from the
4qiVlSlng line between the property Of c.
p. 1;eWellyn and that Of the West End
Law Company: thence southerly along
DuMo street twenty-five feet to stake
Ihenoe easterly and at right angles to
Duke street one hundred feet to q stake;
thence northwardly by end parallel with
Duke street twenty-five feet to a stake:
thenoe westwardly and at right angles to
said line one hundred feet to point Of be-
TRRMs CASH.
+. X K B n6HMIHh
Trustees
c. II. TERRELL & CO,
JuA-tos Auctioneers
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TERMS:
Commissioners Sale.

. URsUANT TO DEGREES OF THE
Corporation Court OF the City of Nor
folk. en- tered on March 2ath. lS93 and Octo-
Der 3lst. 1888 respectively. In the suit OF
Woodhouse and wife ana others against
Jones and others in Chancery, in said
auction at Norfolk Real Estate and Stock
Exchange. 2S8 Main street, Norfolk, Vir-
ginia1- on TUESDAY, the 29th day Of
JUNE, 1897. a. IL o'clock m, the follow
extended: Lot No SO on the west side Of
said street. fronting esq feet thereon, and
N]a feet Oil Magazine Lane. with depth
Of 1855 feet: slip Of land on the west side
Lot SO Of the depth Of 80 feet at the canal
and 20 feet Mt Lot SO. Lots Is. ID. 49, 1G on
the south side Of the 80 foot street as laid
out on n plat in SAID sui, and lots Il. IS. ~
with frontage and depth as on said plat
appears. which may DO seen at any time
by applying to the undersigned.
And also lot Of land on Chapel street.
formerly Sayer, streoD, in the city of
r. Jones by Samuel Kimberly, Clerk, etc,
by deed, dated the first day OF December,
1926, and Of record.
TERMS: -One-third to be paid In cash.
one-third in six and the residue In twelve
months from the day of sale. the credit
payments to bear interest from said DAY,
the purchaser to give negotiable notes
for the deferred payments. and the title
to be retained until the further OF der Of
the court, or. at the option Of the pur-
chaser, all cash
A. B. SELDNER,
FLOYD HUGHES
Special Commissioners
Bond given as rsqIired
ju17-tds r. l.. ROGERS, Auctoncer.
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TIE QUEENS JUBILEE !!
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Five million persons sunny weather. Behold the Queen
and brilliant procession Yet in all the ride she did not
smile. How different ia good old Norfodyes right within
the cones Of our buildngbroad smiles grew into hearty
laughter only few minutes ago-by lean and hungry
crowd in search of Mems and Boys White Duck Pants where
all were ttedboad smiles and hearty cuckes gave evidence
of their appreciation Of the Manufacturers Clothing Co
tor catering to the bright and sunny youths our city, Price
80 cents and SO cents a pair.
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MINOR CASES.
NuAfin

Mr.. r. a. Dobe qualified before Judge
Hanckel. OF the Corporation Court, yes
terday. as superintendent OF public schools
for Norfolk.
Harriet A Digs also qualified in the
same court Yesterday as administrative
OF the estate of Humphrey Diggs, under
bond OF 800. with Thomas H. Brooks as
surety. ------ NJ -
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AUCTION SALES-FUTURED DAY,
BY Byrd, Baldwin & Co.. Auotioneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
NORFOLK CITY REAL ESTATE,
SITUATED ON WATER ST.

Under and in pursuance Of q deed of
trust, bearing date the fisst day Of May in
ne ne year 1884 duly Of record in the clesk' 3
Of Norfolk. IN Deed Book 72, page S. ex-
esuted to the undersigned as trustee by
in the payment Of the debt Thereby Sc.
cured, L. after such default having been
requested 50 to do by the creditors .ae-
CURED In said deed, will sellat public auoa
ton, at the Real Estate Exchange in thl
city Of Norfolk, at II o'clock M, on
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27

According to Mr.. Flinders Pc :rie, the
pyramid builders Of Egypt were canni-
oa4s. His theory Is based upon the fac,
That he has found human bones, picked
aean and separately wrapped. In many
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27
TIE COURTS 0FLAw.
Justice ToMltn sends Several Cnses orr
20 tho Grand Jury.

In the Police Court yesterday .John
Levitt who has been held for the grand
, Jury on q charge OF robhing George Col
limo Of all his clothes. had bis case re-
opened. and after 4 lot Of conflicting tes-
timonv OH both sides. was DISCHARGED it
being impossible for Justice Tomlin to de-
clde which was lying tho most truthrully
Collins or Lovitt Collins was nrraigned
Tor per1urv. but his accuScr was so nrtis-
tcally mendacious that nothing could be
proven against him and he was dismissed
Charles Robertson was committed to Jail
Tor further examination on the charge Of
robbinE James Buchanan, Il fiah dealer,
OF his coat. vest and shoes while he
silent. Buchanans bank book was In his
coat.
Edward Price. colored, was sent on to
the grand fury on the charge Of burglar
izing w. A. Stroud's place, on the corner
OF Church and Queen streets. last Monday
morning
MINOR CASES
Mary Williams. colorcd, assaulting
Mary Hunter. colorcd: fined So
James Manning. colored unlawful tres
pass and Destroying property: fined Sc 60.
Mary Cuffee. malicious prosecution;
fined ST.
Nathaniel Lennard. colorcd, carrying q
concealed weapon: thirty days In Jail.
Emanuel Bonney. coored. Il sick va
grant: ten days In the jnil hospital.
Charles Jones. Colored, arson: dismissed.
WILLIAM Saughtleld. reckless driving !;
dismissed
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Property Transfers.

Lucy Sylvester Ingalls, to c. IT. Ferrnl
near Central avenue, Atlantic City ward,
Shnn
Q. Fl. Ferrall to Herman G. Smith, the
snme property. $780,
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There's 4 GOODNESS in our
CLGTHlNG-even our office
Goats have an air of comfort
almost without cost, and
then Frigid Zone is almost in
sight when you touch one Of
our superbly made CRASH
SUITS. There's a distinction
in these suits-they bear the
touch Of OUR OWN FAC
TORY-ton and character
swallows up that Ready-lnade
look that you see so often from
other stores and they'll cost
you only $1.78 a suit, be-
cause we are the makers.
Fancy Crash Suits
from Erin's lsle-stronger than
the cords of friendship
and cooling styles, while com
tort turks in their very looks
You'll get lots Of comfort with
a suit like these. Prices al
ways the LOWEST.
Alpaca Coats-Black
and of Fancy Colors
at SO cents ought to
start the looking. Like the
fish OF the sea, their kind is
many Many Men Of Many
Minds just SO in this colIec-
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ton Of our. Coats and Vests
their name is Iegion-t1e range
OF prices touches all-and
their cooling influences may be
felt at home and abroad, fret
ting and steWing over the pet
ty ills Of life-Will vanish.
You can pull down your
Vest in as many styles as you
llke-We have 'em-Double-
breasted, Sin gle Breasted,
White, Fancy or otherwise
all here for the asking-5Oc.
starts the fun. Busters that
are linen and some that are
not--both kinds are here take
you choice, for if they're here,
the prices are right.
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Ladies, Clean your Kid Gloves

with Miller's Gioveine. It Is not q
liqutd, leaves no odor, and can be used
while the glove is on the hand. Sold
only Of Il. 3. Holmes Gt Co.'s drug store.
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Tonsoria1 Goats

BARRIERS COATS if YOU
prefer, Double Or Single Breast
ed-whichever tickles you most
catchy PRICE 90 CENTS.
Don't pay $500 elsewhere
while ours last. Needn't
sWelter-needn't WheW and
say it's hot-We're not to
blame. Touch our Magic
Wand of LOW PRICES
KEEP COOL if you don't,
whose to blane2
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BY w Fl: IT. Trice & Co., Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents. corner Bank
and Plume streets.
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mas been used for children while teeth
ing. It soothes the child, softens the
gums, allays all pain. cures wind collie:
regulates the stomach and bowels. and
II the beet remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty
five cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists
throughout the world.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-27

Teething, Cole. Crying
sssknd Whka&ulneas, usa No. 8
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BY direction Of the president Of the
INVESTMENT AND
TRUST COMPANY, we Will offer for sale
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Bond given as required
J. a. COLEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
jn17-tds II. T. ROGERS, Auctoncer.
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"a y druEg1sts. or sent for go, 600. or 81,
Homo epaihlo Manual OF eli Diseases mall
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At PUBLIC AUCTION. at the Norfolk
Real Estate and Stock Exchange. Main
street. Norfolk. Va. at II o'clock m.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-04-30

The Ledger says, "As for the matter
of Cuba President Mckinley is follow
ing exactly in The footsteps of Mr..
Cleveland greatly TO the chagrin of The
lingo element in the Republican party"
Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr., In a sermon
preached last Sunday in New York
said that he was burdened with a fear
before the election of Mckinley that
the present Administration would be
n specially distinguished for its COM
mercial spirit; that it would sacrifice
everything TO that idea. Since the elec.
zion that fear has been intensified. The
Administration has shown that its ten
denotes ara towards commerce to the
exclusion of patriotism. The Spanish
Consul in Florida, "rules the State from
Jacksonville to Key West. His min-
ions patrol the beach day and night,
and arrest people without warrant of
law. This is directly In violation of
the promises of the Administration.
The Spanish flag is Haunting in our
hsrbor to-day; l don't want to see it,
because l know it is flying over Ameri-
can citizens imprisoned in Cuban dun.
geOns,"
The Philadelphia Record says, ait is
also believed that, in the language of
friends of the cause, Scuba has been
laid on the Shelf" 1t is notifying, of
course, after all The castigation of the
Cleveland Administration for itssupine.
ness, to have the Mckinley Admins
tration following in precisely the same
path"
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-04-30

The fight ove the DiDgley tariff bill
in the Finance Committee of the U. S.
Senate is becoming quite warm. West.
ern Senators, who represent cattle and
sheep grazing constituents want a duty
on hides and wool. These are the two
principal products of farmers that have
to compete with import products from
other countries. This country raises a
large surpluso of food products but i'm
ports large number of hides which are
made into foot wear and American shoe
manufacturers beat the world since the
invention of the Goodyear machine,
and export shoes largely. This coun-
try imports also much wool for carpets
and clothing, and as sheep raisers are
the principal farmers who have to meet
a paid lobby at Washington working
for a p%rohibitOrY tariff on wool. The
foreign competition at home. They have
eastern manufacturers want a high
tariff on shoes, boots and wooden goods,
but free hides and wool. The only
benefit western men receive from pro
lection is on hides and wool and they
want their share, no matter how much
higher clothing and shoes are made.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-04-30

William j. Bryan to day fills a great.
er place in the public eye than the
President of the United States. The
enthusiasm he evokes wherever he goes
is equal to any he aroused during the
campaign and his speeches are listened
to with as much interest as ever. He
spoke to 1900 in Cincinnati last week.
He cleared SIG, 900 on his book the first
month.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-04-30
Japan has not adopted the gold stand.

Japan has not adopted the gold stand.
ard. But eight hundred banks have
been started over there, and they want
t6NSontrol the currency Of the empire,
and draw interest on every yen that
the people use. So they have introduc.
ed q bill into the lower house of the
Japanese diet to cut down basic money,
and substitute bank credit mutations of
scarce gold. This mint BILL" 1t is
thought has no prospect of success; but
II 1t goes through, Japan will soon have
suspensions Of specie payments, fire..
quent panics, and all blessings of that
kind now enjoyed by the United States.
But she will ruin her export trade, and
this will be good for England, and for
American carpets, silks and bicycles.
The destruction Of Japan now depends
OF how many Shermans and Clevelands
she has for politicians
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-04-30

Colonel Jesse E. Payton. known as
the "father of Centennials" died in
Haddonlield on Wednesday, aged 80
years. He Is widely known as the man
who conceived and did much to ma.
ture the several centennial celebrations
in this country, beginning with the one
in 1876 to celebrate the hundredth an
niversary of our country. His last con.
ception was to a world wide celebration
at Jerusalem in 1900 to celebrate the
nineteen hundred birthday of Jesus
Christ, by showing the universal good
will gathering OF all mankind.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-04-30

New York city paid q glowing tribute
this week to General Grant by dedicat-
ing an magnificent and stately sepulch-
raj monument in which his body will
permanently rest. New York can well
afford to do 1t for within two weeks af-
ter his Inauguration as President he
called Congress together and had a bill
passed to increase the nations debt six
hundred millions. They can afford TO
do the same thing for Grover Cleveland
when he dies, for increasing the sale
and value of their bonds.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-04-30

General Nelson A. Miles, Command.
or of the Army, has at his W request
been ordered to proceed to Europe for
the purpose of observing the military
movements in the war between Turkey
and Greece, and he will start as soon
as the necessary arrangements can be
made, probably next week, unless the
war is fought to a close before he can
get ready.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-04-30

Outside of Trenton there is not a
newspaper in the State that favored
the measure known as the Delaware
Dam bill, and the Trenton papers give
it their support only because the private
corporation that is to obtain a State
grant worth several million dollars is
composed of wealthy citizens Of Tren.
tim
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-04-30

In the first three months OF this year
there were "a bank failures. These
gold bugs are being consumed in their
own FIRE for when they help destroy the
prosperity of those farmers and mer'
chants on whom they depend for de-
posIts and borrowers they destroy them
selyes,
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-04-30
The PENIS Grove Record
FRIDAY, APRIL 80, 1897.

Just think of q city like Jersey City
having a political contest and suits in
court oyer water. If 1t we're over beer
people would not think so much Of it,
but pure water is becoming a luxury
there,
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-04-30

A new law passed by the Legislature
makes it 500 fine, or ten days impris.
onment, to run hounds and horses up
on or across lands with out the consent
of the owner or tenant. This will kill
the fox chasing by the English gentry
in New Jersey.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-04-30

Send your address to II. L. Bucklen
& Co., Chicago, and get a free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of Con-
stipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every d~eleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They'do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to
AstOmach aud boYkIs greatly invigorate
the system. Regular size soc. per box
kJchnson's Drugstore.