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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-05

Mime. Sarah Rernhardt declares that
the wearing Of diamonds destroys the
best expression Of the face. dins the fire
of the eyes, and makes she teeth lpok
like chalk. Her fad, however. is costly
gowns, the last magnificent acquisition
being trimmed with tuIuuoiscs. ana
the frain lined with the skins OF 2lD
elnincS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-05
COURT OF LAW AND cuANcERy.
Motion Argued in Consumers Brew.
ing Company's Case.

In the Court of Law and Chancerv
Yesterday, before Judge w. b. Martin.
me suit of the Consumers brewing
company VS.. j. l.. Hummer Glmo UP
on motion to uuash capias. which
was argued by Edward r. Baird IT.
Tor the plaintiff and James Il. Heath.
r.. for defendant. The ulution was
made on the grnnnd that the name
he Consumers brewing" appears
on the affidavit, upon which the capas
vas Issued, when it should appear The
consumers Brewing company" The
matter was taken under advisement
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-05
JUST rs Recommended.

Beaver Dam. Va. Feb. 81. lS9S-Thc lit.
tie granddaughter of Mrs. Mary a.
Orange. OF THIS place. has been a victim
or eczema from her birth. Recently her
E3oplc began to give her Hood S:I rsnpa-
silla, which has accomplished u cure, and
she Is now well.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-05
FEDERAL PRISONERS.
From THIS District Will hereafter BE
Sent 10 Raleigh

No more Federal prisoners from Viz
ginia will be imprisoned at Columbus.
IN pursuance of the request OF the
Department of Justice District Attor-
ney white to-day made application to
j udSe hughes that the designation of
the Columbus tO) penitenti;n.y as a
p!ace OF confinement for United States
prisoners from the Eastern District of
Virginia. sentenced to imprisonmcnt in
the penitentiary, be changed to the
NCrth Carolina State prison at Ru-
leigh. The order was issued
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-05
JOHN S. ETHERIDGE.

LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLES.
BERKLEY. VA. ~
Having jast completed my new stables
corner Chestnut and Pearl street and
stocked the same with some trst-cIasss
Buggies. Carriages, Driving Horses, etc.,
out dry or night Mt rock bottom prtces.
Norfolk and Portsmouth trade solicited,
New Phone No. 6 3yF III mn
s JOHN S. ETiIERiDGE. Psoi,r.eto.. 4
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-05
. a. g III - R Z n.
Bears the Hlhe Kind You Have Always Bough,
Ss' ct Is<H1zz&1x

There Is a school in Paris where
blushing is taught. We will subscribe
our share of the money necessary to
enroll the Hon. Lem Squirt Quigg as
a student there.-Memphis Commercial
Appeal. a34
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-05
I,HINC,Ees ANNE COURT.

The March term NJ the Princes:
Anne County Court begins next Moi
day. Only one criminal case IS to he
tried at that term.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-05

TROUBLES all kinds cured
with ANIMAL. EXTRACTS. Free book
tells hCw. WASHINGTON CHEMICAL
\ CO, Washingto ton. u. G.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR RENT.-Onc desirable room. nj No
81 Freemason street. Apply on prem
lses. maS-3t
DIR. HERBERT OLD OFFERS HTs
professional services To the public. OF
nee lGb Granny street. U.ihrary build
New phone, PIG: residence, aGO Frerm . .
son street. n1nl-tr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-05

WANIED.-Young man with $500 10 take
nan interest and open office III this city
10 represent Philadelphia munufactur-
ing company; must have good reference
and be reliable: large income assured
MANUFACTURING COMPANY S3G-3SS
ork avenue, PHILADELPHIA Pa. nlAl-it
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-05

WANTED.LOld Mahogany Furniturc of
every description by the NORFOLK
FURNITURE CO., No. i29-i3l Church
street city. maI-2w
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WANTED

"A NEAT YOUNG MAN desires n nosiiton
as salesman city or travelling; can fur
n;sh best of references. c. T., care Viz
6iniah. nh5-1ta
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Dr.. Anna GiGring,
Registered Physician
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.--An antique parlor suit; can
he seen at Observation-Disclosures Co.'S store,
Main street. y bargain. mai-3t
FOR S.AIE-A valuable and dcsira BILE
piece OF Main street property; very con-
trally located: large percentage guaran-
tccd In the investment For particulars
address. INVESTMENT. care Virginian.
fcG-tf
ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE.--An
excellent ten horse engine and a TWEEN
ty horse boiler for sale at low figures
Apply at ElRCiINlAN OFFICE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-05

BOOkkEEPER WANTS POSITION
Dung lady wants position as assistant
Dookkeeper, cashier or clerk in office:
thoroughly experienced; high references
furnished. Address BOOKK EEPGR.
care Virginian mul-fw ;
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AGENTS WANTED.

49, 49, 49,
LADIES CAN EARN IS WEEKLY DO
ing needlework at home; no can .ssiup.
lhciose sclf-addrcsSed str npr.! envelope
LOT reply. STANDARD NOVELTY Cd.
lot Beckman street n. i York ma5-Sts
WANTED. -Trarcling salesman 10 soil
most complete line Of LubricatinE Oils
GreaseS Spec.altics, etc, on the mark 81
l.lDcral terms I" right purity Address
LIE ATLANTIC REFINING CO..
Cleveland. Ohio. Ina5-lw.
WANTED good men IN Norfolk
had e Few III other parts Of the State
10 take orders for our made TO order.
mems suits at $50 to Sl5.G0 Good Ray
AND steady work to the right men: no
experience necessary. Address AAIIIRJ-
CAN WOOl.EN MILLS CO, Chicago,
mal-6t
WANTED.-Ciood Industrious men 10 or
crate Tie Optigraph Moving Picture
Nlachincs. The Elondikc Illustrated En-
lertaihmcnt Outfits, ana The GRAPHIC.
phone Ialking Machines. show them to
the public and look after liz. advcr,is.
lnGi no soliciting AMI no previous expe-
rence Unnecessary; easy work: steady
employment: good pay. For fun partIcu-
lars address SEARS, ROEBtCE Il Go
unc.) Chicago, H. mal-6t
WANTED.-First class statesmen for In.
nricattng Oils. Greascs and Specialtirs.
largest l;nc on the market SALARY on
commission. EQUITABLE REFINING
CO, Cleveland @. MALT
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VAN TED.-A COIOreu Wonun tirst
class cook. Apply ut No. 5O3 East Main
street. fe25-tf
WANTED.--Ten active, reliable men or
women who can sell Chautauuua lots
at virginia Beach: installmcnt plan:
Eood salary right party: no commission.
Jas: 5. GROVES, Manager, 255 Main
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-05
JALMAGE CURED
BY DR.. GREENE'S NERVURA.
Or. Creene'S Nervura Cures The Most
Renowned Preacher in The World.

k1ex Dr lalmage Finds Help in the Use of DR..
ca eenes Nerxura and His Commentator
or this Grand Remedy Will Influence end
Encourage the Weak, Sick and Suffering
70 Use 1T and Be Cured. 1t is the Best
Spring Meoicine You Can Take,
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Pride Before ? Fnll.

just before recent dinner given
in homer of colonial magnate a
young swell, whose chief claim 70
distinction seemed to be the height
OF his collar and an eyeglass, ad-
dressing stranger, said:
"Beastly nuisance. isn't it9 Spoke
to that fellah over there; took him
for gentleman, and found he had
a ribbon on his coat. Some bloom
ing head waiter, I suppose"
"Oh, no." replied the other
that's Blank, the guest Of the even
ing"
"Dash it all, now, is it," said the
astonished swell. "Look here, old
fellowl AS you know everybody,
would you mind sitting next me at
dinner and telling who every one
isG"
"should like to very much, /" re.
piled the other man, "bnt you see 1
cannot. I'm the blooming head
waiter. London Answers.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-31
The Giant Cactus.

OF all strange plants the sahuaro,
or giant cactus, on account of it's
great size and striking aspect, is the
most impressive. We can we'll i'm
agine the feeling Of the early ex-
plorers when they first came in
sight Of these towering plante, &C
abundant On the fcothills contiguous
to Salt river valley and from where
they extend southwark far into Mex.
leo. The finest and largest speci-
mems that ! have ever observed are
growing only a few miles from Tue
son, on the foothills of the Santa
Catalina mountains, where hundreds
may be seen growing on a single
acre. many extending their huge
green columns to the height of SO
feet. The many ribs which parallel
the columns are surmounted by
punches of heavy spines. With great
aga the spines fell away from the
lower portion OF the plant, leaving
the broad, obtuse ribs devoid of their
natural protector. This fact led the
first observers to report the plant
spineless.-J. w. Tourney in Popular
Science Monthly.
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Tho American Revolution.

Elizabeth, as far as she dared. was
adespot, and Philip II was despot.
but there were already manifest in
her subjects, while there were not
in his, will and power not mere.
ly to resist oppression, but to organ,
lze freedom. This will and this now
er. after gaining many partial vic
tories by the way, eliminated once
for all in til" American Revolution.
Great Brit IN has never forgot the
lesson the. taught, for it was one
she herself had been teaching for
centuries, and her people and states
men were therefore easy learners.
A century and quarter has passed
since that warning was given, not
to Great Britain only, but to tho
world, and we today see, in the con-
trasted colonial systems Of the two
states, the results on the one hand
Of political aptitude. on the other of
political obtuseness and backward
ness, which cannot struggle from
the past into the present. until the
present in turn has become the past
-irreclaimable. A. T. Ma
han, q. S. NJ, in Harper's Magazine.
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A Uniform or Nothing.

The emperor Of Germany has six
sons and one daughter. When the
boys are 10 years old, they have to
go into the army.
When the crown prince went into
the army. the prince nox. below
him. who wanted a solGier's uni
form too, went to his father and
asked to have one. When his rather
would not give him o1e, he went
under table. His father. had call
or. He forgot the prince. When the
call was over. the tablecloth was
lifted and q form appeared. The
little prince had undressed. When
he came out, he said:
II will not wear any clothes un-
less can have soldier g uniform. :"
The next day the prince was given
soldiers unifosm.-Pee,noa'e
Weekly.
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Eat All Cold Food Slowly.

Digestion will not begin till the
temperature of the food has been
raised by the heat of the stomach to
90 degrees; hence the more heat
that can be impaired to it by slow
mastication the better. The precipi-
tation Of q large quantity of cold in
the stomach by fast eating may, and
often does, cause discomfort and in
digestion, and every occasion of this
kind results in q measurable injury
to the digestive functions. Persons
Of low vitality and delicate health
should eat their food warm. Strong
persons who are full of warmth and
blood can safely eat cold food if it is
eaten slowly and is thoroughly
chewed. Safeguard.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-31

When you call for DeWitts Witch Ha-
gel ealve, the great pile cure, don't accept
anything elee. Don't be- talked into ac-
ccpting a substiiute. for piles, for sores,
for burns. Evans Pharmacy.
- A physician who has been study
ing the effect of liquors on the voice
states that none Of the great singers
have been teetotalers. Wine, taken in
moderation, he believes, is useful for
the voice, but beer thickens it and
makes it gutteral.
A stubborn cough or tickling in the
throat yields 10 One Minute Cough Cure.
Harmless In effect, touches the right apot,
reliable and Just what Is wanted. It acts
at once. Evans Pharmacy.
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.. ny sHou:1o. anu wu..uu.uu.
Remember"
Many years have passed away,
and am living in London again.
My name is household word in the
world Of medicine. Oracle and NV
daughters and sons are received
with pleasure and respect in many
fashionable drawing room. There
are times, however, when, seated
alone in my study, my thoughts
wander back through vista of
years, and my conscience tells me
that my success was founded on the
compounding Of a felony; that I
am still, in spite of title, wealth and
responsibility, the accomplice of
that strange man who passed out of
my life forever on the night bade
him farewell at Rose Villa go long.
long ago. o.-London Tit-bits.
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ECOIvOM Or rUHCE.

Good Management OF Our Physical Poworo
Promotes Grace aad Health.
"Awkwardness is merely oyeref-
fort" writes Florence Hull Winter
bum in The Woman's Home Com.
panion. whenever we use more
force than the case requires we are
awkward. However unframed our
aesthetic sense may be, e,awkwardness.
our own as well as that of other
people, is painful to us. We cannot
help its being painful. for from in
stinct every one abhors waste and
destruction-every one, even those
who are given to it. and every one
loves good order and economical adj
ministration.
when we understand, then, that
grace is simply economy of force.
good management of our vital pow.
ers,' the employment of flowing
movements which do not break the
current of nervous energy for abrupt
and angular movements which do
break it, will even the most strait
laced ObjectOr to the art Of the high
er physical culture hold out against
the idea that gracefulness should be
cultivated as valuable factor in
happy, healthful livingI
we may perform the simplest
everyday duties in Il manner to
give us keen enjoyment by putting
little science into practice. have
seon we'll bred woman sweep q
floor with a dexterous turn of the
wrist that made tho act seem like a
clever oonjuring trick, and this
was no attitudinizing, but natural,
womanly skill. Doubtless this dex-
terity is natural gift, but it may
be in large measure acquired.
There are many systems Of grace
culture in vogue now, and almost
every progressive woman spends a
little time studying some one of
them. The pity is tha. most of the
systems are pure fraud, with prob
ably grain or two of truth beaten
out thin. And even if the system
one chooses as guide is correct,
theorizing amounts to nothing.
Practice is everything, and self
training is a long and tedious proc
ess. Everybody cannot learn to be
graceful. Bodily dexibility is usu-
ally acquired with comparative ease
in youth, and may even be gained
by patient work late in life, but il
one cannot be positively graceful it
is never impossible to be negatively
graceful-that is, not awkward.
IA long step toward the curing of
many nervous ailm ents that afflict
us will have been made when we
learn to control. our fingers, feet and
head and gain the celebrated re-
pose which is, in other words, alb
sence Of unnecessary motion.
TO SUM up everything in few
words, make ali movements smooth
ly and never make one that has not
a purpose in it."
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A Spy I'm q Roxa, Court.

Marie Antoinette as Dauphine"
is the title Of an article in The Cen
tury by Miss Anna l. Biclnell. It
contains much new material drawn
from the state papers in Vienna.
Miss Bioknell Gays: Maria Theresa
had a strong desire to give suitable
guidance to her daughter. She con-
sequently arranged with the Ger
man ambassador, Comte de Mercy
Argenteau, secret correspondence,
by which che was 20 be told cf
everything concerning the young
dauphine. Mercy kept journal,
which was regularly sent to the en-
press. in which the most minute de-
tails Of the daily life Of the princess
were jotted down; every act, every
incautious word. was registered Be-
ing in utter ignorance of this agree
ment, Marie Antoinette treated Mar
cy with full confidence, often ex-
pressing astonishment at the infor.
nation possessed by the empress
concerning her, but never dreaming
that Mercy, whom she entirely
trusted, was, in fact, IN accredited
spy through whom everything was
revealed.
There is, it must be owned, some
thing revolving lii tne part piayeI
by Mercy. True, the revelations
were made only to her mother, but
she was empress OF Germany, and
while Marie Antoinette ought hence
forward to have been devoted to the
interests of France, the country over
which her husband was to reign. the
one idea Of Maria Theresa was the
prosperity and welfare Of her own
empire.
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IlM-

g., 80 hifcd msn. 1Est CANA.
aheq q..sr .Ss had word 20 cay
30 no' ,o ensver 70 ht9 nnme.
Cept .,srn ail night and work ell day
Bea "a meals and 60 and como
AID %, u.s - AZ II he's deef and dumb.
..,s why, no. Of ooarsei
dIdn .u,nea pa'd aend mo down the farm
solnms.i .i,n 70 hitch up tho horse.
10 'en .,n In us get the bees to swarm.
u ns'p word he'd say. not hei
So' =. rouldn't even look at me.
ru br and by that made me mad
Sea ,.il aud clever built and srim,
- .oeth ,a,. and hair: oh. not half bad
SHe %e Iook at-and looked at him
io.,Ssrable. first and last,
Cel';;a, ~, as temptin as da'st.
:, 20 curl my hair at nigh
"a "A dress and fix up every day.
Ala ,rer cared single mite
Ee hV' si,,ovs stare the other way
he , ,he dog or stroke the cow
Anu ~ ,he cat-ch. he knew how!
other fellows camo around
tcaist ,etter dressed and not SO shy
NV ,.,r,d enough. but was bound
1De; lie him care or I'd know why.
~ r,ckcd out Sammy Snow
s.d ..S Glory. now tlirtedi Obi
$50, "a set nights. Sam and me.
We o,, u, On the porch. One night Jim passed.
W, .,r N TO bed. Says he.
A.rlI ..roIsses, good nightl" And Jest as fast.
80 i could think, he stopped, like that,
~ ~ t,sscd me on the mouth right tlnti
r.,, San, he took his hat and flew
M N ragc-at me. not Jim.
.os ol neY Good lands. what could dor
Id,dnt care u snap for himl
o., linn. If he'd n-slapped my face.
I.'oaldn' I felt a worse disgrace.
,..,ed md then said, "who cares?"
And then cried again, but. when
.rsnt indoors, there. on the stairs,
TSa, linn was waitin. Then, oh. then
,nrky twas dark-I thought that no
Tond never get through kissin mel
.-d CO. as soon as the folks knew.
I'll They sent him packing2 guess noti
sbr there he sets In front OF you,
Readln his paper. Yes. That's what
Father. I've been tellin her
js.t how you didn't court me, sir!
-Wsdeline s. Bridges in Woman'S Homo Com
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Gratitude.

MIR. Skinfiint Ito stranger who has
saved him from drowning)-My
dear, good friend, I'll never forget
you as long as live! Come up to
my shop and get some nice, clean,
dry clothes. I'll lot you have them
as cheap as anybody.-London Fun.
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Londoners cultivate what is called
"week end holidays" They COM
prise starting away with grip on
Friday to some congenial spot on
the coast and remaining until the
following Monday or Tuesday. Ev-
cry Englishman that can takes, in
addition, a three weeks vacation
every year.
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Dimculties Enoountered.

did you succeed in raising money
for that schoolteacher's monu-
menti"
mo. Pupils that he had been
harsh with wouldn't contribute, and
pupils that he coddled had never
prospered. "-Chicago Record.
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= Great Britain spends on tobacco
and pipes about s7O, ,OoO, 900 year.
A novel lie attracts more atten-
ton than hackneyed truth.
- The man who owes for his hat ia
over head and ear in debt.
- The Cuban debt is estimated to
be about s5OO,OOO,OOO, nearly $500
per capita.
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:. S- ily sAoasSoi ana wn..pu1vu,
Remember"
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Is a receipt
OF one of the
III os t noted
ply S icians S
of the South,
where trOu-
blcs of this