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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-01-31

Contagious Blood
Poison-the curse
of mankind-is the
most horrible of all
diseases, and has al
ways baHed the
doctors. Their pot
S h and mercury
bottle up the poison,
but it always breaks
forth again attack
| ing some delicate
organ, frequently
the mouth and
throat, filling them
with eating sores.
S.S.S., is the only
known cure for this
disease. 1t is guar
anteed purely e q
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-01-31

table. and one thousand dollars reward is
offered for proof to the contrary. II
never fails to cure Contagious Blood
Poison, Scrofula, Eczema, Rheumatism,
Cancer, or any other disease of the
blood. If you have a blood disease,
take a remedy which will not injure you.
Beware of mercury; don't do violence
TO your system. Don't get bottled up
Our books sent free to any address,
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
PRICE TWOCENTS
SOUVENIR BARGAINS.
Mems furnishings

Mems Imported black or tan Half
Hose, regular worth PIC; souvenir
price, 3 pairs for zoe.
Mems Fancy Imported Fancy Striped
Lislc Thread Half Hose, 37isc: bar
gain price. pc
Mems Imported black and tan Half
Hose, double sole and high spliccd heel
extra weight, 35c: bargain price
25c: pair. s2.75 dozen.
Mems finest French Lislc Thread
Half Hose, double sole and hcci--SI.00
dozen grade. for $500 dozen.
Mems fancy and striped bosom and
all over colored Shirts. cuffs 10 match,
regular worth Sl.25; bargain I.iCc, SLOO
Mems fancy bosom Shirts; sizes II,
~. and lGIs; Zoe. value for zoe.
Men's Suspcndrrs, not many, hut
while they last-l5c. grade, pairs for
Mems Choice 25c. Suspcndcrs, all
new handsome Weddings; bargain
price, 19c.
Mems 50c grade suspcnders; bargain
price, SOC.
Tho above includes every pair OF
Suspendcrs in the house: not Il lot or
soilcd stock, but our best and choicest
goods.
Mems Pure Linen lIandkorchcfs,
regular l21ac. grade. lOc.
krrchicfs. one 81 tho best values eve, ever
offered regular 25c. grade: bargain
price, 3 for soc.
Mems Pure Linen hcmstitchcd Hand
kerchicfs, very fine, never sold for less
than 35c. each; for 2ic. each.
Mems extra line Linen lInndkcr-
chiefs, never sold for Less than soc. !;
bargain price. ; for Sl.00
NECK w f,AR-FOr new. up to-d date
NeCkwcar see window display.
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exquisite picture in all the rcccding light
OF me early days OF the Republic"
re raced the frowns of two Presidents
JefcrSon ana JackSon--and often rendered
decisions that were politically unpopular
but in all his long and cventful judicial
course neither his ability nor mis- Integrity
was for Il moment questioned In the res
buttons offered by James l.. Pettiyrew
ana adopted by the Charleston bar, just
that though his authority as Chief Justice
or the United States was protracted far
beyond the ordinary term of public life,
no man dared TO covet his place, nor en-
press q wish to see ii filled by another.
EVEN inc spirit OF party respected the nm
of the chief justice has iustifed the Wis
dom OF The Constitution aud reconc:lcd
the jealousy Of freedom to the indcpen-
urncr OF the judiciary"
y GIFT or PROVIDENCE.
Chief Justice Marshall came 10 The
bench of the Federal Supreme Court at Il
prrlous period in the nat!on's history
up TO that time the court had gained hut
l:tilc prestige. John Jay, the first chief
justice had resigned 10 accept mission
TO Great iiritain, and TO afterwards he
come the Governor of the State of New
York. The next anpointcc, Judge Rnt-
ledge, as not confirmed by the Senate;
and William Cushing. who was after
to serve, Then came Oliver Ellsworth.
who held the place for four years and
resigned.
Upon the accession OF Marshall the
court had been n existence for about
eleven years. But the real foundations of
our national Jurisprudence were scarcely
begun Tho real scope and limits and
powers of the National Constitution were
still undet erminod
The ship of state, built upon Il new and
untricd plan, had scarce cleared the har-
Dor in It's first start upon Il rough and I'M
tried sea.
The judiciary was the binding and con-
SENTATIVE force which was TO hold the ship
together and prevent it's utter destruction
by the powerful centrifugal forces which
We're already actively at work within
jefferson representing In one sense the
executive department practically at the
same time Marshall assumed his place at
the head Of the judiciary. Both were un-
doubted and priceless gifts OF God 10 the
nation. Roth were patriots Of the purcst
and Hottest type-the one establishing and
emphasizing the individual rights OF man
and the precious privilege Of local self
government; the other emphasizing and
laying deep the foundations of our ma
tionnl unity and strength. jefferson was
born to 10 an apostle of liberty and
democracy. while Marshall was born MS
was said by William Pinckncy, ITO be
the chief justice Of any country into
which providence should have cast him"
y NEW ERA
With the Induction Of Marshall into the
. chief juSticCSnip new err; began. and il
soon became evident that The Federal Su-'
prcmc Court was rapidly taking rank as
the most Important factor in shaping the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
AZ; uNEXAMrLED DEATH ROLL.
The Loss Of Life on the Maine Greater
than Any Loss in Battle
Qrom the Boston AdvertiscrD

Nrom the Boston Advertiscr)
Never in the whole history of the United
states has there been naval catastrophe
so destructive TO human l.fc as the wreck
OF the Maine.
Not only is this true OF the wears of
pcncc, hut it IS true OF he years of war
burned and shattered hulk OF our noble
armor-clad on Tuesday night than have
nerishId IN any sing!r sen fight of the
history was the fatal Sth OF March, 1862
when tn" iron mailed Mcrrimac came into
Hampton Roads and crushed successfully
the frgatc Congress ana the sloop-of- war
Cumhcrland Though these two ships
were defended with extraordinary hero
ism. hurting their last defiant brOadsidcs
at their !mprrgnablc foe just as the flames
and the waves overwhelmed them, the
deaths on neither vcssc! We're equal Ia
those on the Maine. The Congress lost
100 out OF n complement of I3i; the Clln-
bertrand 100 out OF 3IG
Strange as i; may seem. the dead Of the
th,e men who fell in the Union feet at
F&srraSutS first great victory at New Or
leans. Thrty-seven officers and sailors
gave ND their lives in that fierce night
battle on the Mississippi One hundred
and forty-iivc persisted in the ficrccr en-
counter OF Mobile Bay, but ninety-threo
Of these sank at their posts with the tor
pcdoed monitor Tecumscn. Only go fell
IN Admiral Portcr.s first attack OF, Fort
Fisher, on December 81 and %, 1861, and
50 was the total loss Of the fleet IN the sec
ond and victorious combat.
Not only is the death roll Of the Maine
greater than that of any SEA battle which
the United States has fought, but it is
greater tEan that of any battle save one
OF the British navy IN the past hundred
years. The British loss WAS somewhat
larger at trafalgar, reckoning the casual
ties Of the entire fleet. but no single ship
suffered more than fraction of the loss
which the Maine sustained ny this terrible
explosion. Nelson's flagship, the Victory,
was under fire for five hours, and was re-
duCcd to n mere wreck, hut her Killed was
only 81 out of full crew of 600. At the
battle of the Nile, the BcllerOphon, which
lost 10 men out of ISL. and the whole fleet
lost 2i3 Icrvis Won his carldom at Cape
ST. Vincent with il loss OF 10 men, and 203
fell on the British side at CGmpcrdown.
From these records Of the past the Amer
lean people can realize more vividy the
truc measure which trc sacrifice which
,hcr navy has offered up this week in
Havana hQrbor.
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BARGAINS.
Dornestics.

Yard wido Androscoggin Cotton, t3ic.
Yard wide Fruit of the Loom Cotton.
4ix26 Blcsched Pillow Cases; good
muslin; &c. grade. &c.
i2X3G liemsiitchcd Blcuchcd Pillow
Cases: I2iac. grade, l0c
SlXJ0 Blcached Sheets: sold many
places at i5c. our price, SIC.
aoN!O Bleachcd Sheets, extra heavy
cotton: the kind sold elsewhere at
G2l2c.; our price, soc. each, or $l.C0 per
pair.
R-inch Bicachcd Pillow Casing, 1oc.
grade, &c.
a0X90 iIcmstitChcd BIenchcd Sheets
i5c. grade 59c.
i3c.
lO-i Bleachcd Utica Shooting; 25c.
grade, lSI.c.
Pride OF the West Cotton, l2lsc
grade, 9lsc.
Scarlet All Wool Blankets. only one
pair of kind-lD-i. $3.50 for So %; 1911
S2.15 for 500; ia, $3.50 Tor $2.9S
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
II Has Made Him Thousands Of Dollars by
His Keen Sense of Smell.
CAN TILL THE ACE OF ANY WHISKEY
Remarkable Instances in which Par,
rick Inmphcnr Outwifted His
Competitors by Telling Them The
Age nHd Rrnnd-I.arSe Transnc>
lions Have Taken Place.
louisville couricr-JournaI1

Patrick J. Lanphcar, aged Gfty-nvc.
OF this city, has perhaps The most
valuable nose Of any man in
HmeTica. 1t has, made him thousands
niild nm an elegant home, and, although
unmarried he enjoys ii with his brother
ana other rclntivcs. He is well enough
liked financially to offer William Tarr
fn4S;ogp ior ms diStillery plant in this city,
nut Iarr lciused TO take it, Lanphcar's
nose Is rather large, inclined TO be roman,
anu II has the sense Of smell so well Il1r-
feGted that through its use its owner can
ten the age OF any whisky set before
him He can tell which internal revenue
district i'll Kentucky produced ii, ana in
many instances lie has even been known
to tel the brand Large transactions in
whisky have taken place on account Of
this sensitive nose. One of The most re-
the well known house of Chaplin e. Gore.
on Madison street, Chicago Lanphcar's
house had tried through its senior and
Junior owners TO sell the Chicago firm
without success. They sent Ianphcar,
WIG was at that time unknown to them.
Jim Core, Mr. Carter and Colonel viii
5. Barnes were in the. office whenI an
phcar called. lie told Gore he wanted 10
sell him some line Kentucky whisky, and
proceeded TO show his samples and quote
prices. Gore laughed at him ana told him
he had whisky much better than that
offered by Lanphear that he would sell
for "A price much lower. He produced Il
plain round bottle from which he poured
glass 10 his nos" and smellsd ii long and
carefully. "Iiow much Of that whisky
have you?" asked Lnnphcar. Seven
hundred barrels replied Gore. 81 will
take 1t all said I.anphcar and will he
hcr" tomorrow morning to fix up the
papers,
l.anrlIrar went to the telegraph office
ana wired his house III Louisville that lie
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
Special in Ribbons.

character, determining the destiny and
establishing the power and authority OF
INC Federal Government. In Marshall
the man of destiny" had arrived, ana.
under his inspired guidance the court
over which he presided soon came to lie
t r,i;; as the most august judicial
latter half OF his administration l.. still
known as the golden age OF the Supreme
1onrl, during which said court gained
respect. both at home and abroad, which
II has never since surpassed.
EXTENT OF MARSIIALL'S OPINIONS.
Dur Ing the incumbcncy of Chief Justice
Marshall he delivered 5l9 opinions of tine
court: and out OF the siXty-two decisions
OF the court on Constitutional questions
he wrote and delivered the opinions i'm
ih.rty-SiX.
When he laid aside his judicial robes;
menl. by his work ana influence, more
than 10y amy other mans its supremacy
had been established He blaz2d a way for
his successors to follow. His judgments
nave become the great pillars upon which
our federal system is fixed. AS has been
lypically and truly said: Time has de-
manned unchanged, linGuostioned unchal-
lcmSed: They will always remain. They
VIII stand as long as the Constitution
stands. And if that should Perish they
would sun remain to display to the world
the principles upon which ii rose, ana by
the disregard Of which ii fell"
HIS JUDICIAL QUALITIES
Were, unsurpassed. In disposition he was
gentle ana patient. In manner he was
simple, unaffected, digniiicd. In thought
and style Of judicial delivery he was Sc
rious. careful analytical and profound
lie was man OF broad and comprchen-
sive common sense; though he had no
unusual acuua: ntance with the purely
technical learning of the law. He was
more disposed to justify his conclusions;
by reason than by authority. He is said
TO have possessed in Il remarkable degree
that most essential qualification of Il
JudGe--an Instructive knowledge OF VIVA
the law ought to be.
He was not only pure and just in fact
hut he must have avoided every appear
ancc Of evil. as there was in his time the
most absolute trust in the integrity of
his tribunal. He died before the begin
Ming Of the era Of corporate cnrrtDtion
and free pass scandals. But, it is safe 10
say that, had he lived in our days, with
his Sclf-dcnyinS patriotism and his high
sense of judicial proprcty, he would have
been far above the acceptance OF any
character OF favorS from any class OF
lbigantS which would have been In any
way calculated tn create diStruSt in his
integrity or bring disgrace upon his high
and sacred office.
His tranSccndant abilities, his lofty and
.rirprOachahic character and his tinutics;-
toned integrity and devotion to the good
Of his country. enabled him to successful
ly settle the foundation Cf our national
jurisprudence In Il time OF great and peril
Gus emergency. lie performed his work
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
SOUVENIR BARGAINS
Ready Made Department.

New Wrappers; 75c. grade; special
soc.
Dark Wrappers Pcrcalr): slOO' grade
69c.
$500 Roman Stripe Silk Waists. S3.9S.
$500 Black Taffeta Waists 20 at $685.
Black Sattccn UnderSkirts umbrella
shape, colored ruffle: $500 grade, 0I.50.
The $3.50 grade. sl.9S
Black Satteen Undcrskirts, umbrella
shape: Sl.25 grade. Csc.
White and nile green Eiderdown
Sacuues: $l.75 grade, aSc.
6gc.
hImsl!n Chcmisc. full length; 25c.
grade. 19c.
Muslin gowns. sacque front, cmbroid-
cred trimmed: sold at soc: now 3gr
Muslin Skirt, three tucks and ruftle:
soc. grade. 29c,
Umbrella spcciai-lHinc Union Taffcta
cover, pearl handle with silver deposit,
Dresden, oak and horn, sl.Vsr trimmed:
sold at 1925; for this week sligo
Infants China Silk Caps. cmbroid-
cred lace. pomDon, lace frillcd, silk
string; &c grade, lac.
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Lace Curtains,

White or ccru lace curtains. yards
long. beautiful floral design, including
one 5-foot curtain pole in cherry, wal
nut or oak, with brass trimmings COM
plcte. all for G3c.
White fine tambnurcd lace curtains
or yards long, full width, $500 grade,
for S2.l9.
White and ccru tambotlrcd and Irish
i'oint Lace Curtains, handsome de-
sans; sod for Sa.00; bargain Price, So yS.
White tambourcd Lace Curtains,
beautifully worked design; sold for
$40, At S5.?S.
'soilrd Dotted Swiss Curtains, sold
At Sl.i9; for Sl.l9 pair.
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Handll

Good quality Lawn Ilcmstiichrd
Observation-Disclosures colorcd border
ana mourning borders. and .cmhroid-
cred; the DC. kind, for Monday Be-
Pure Irish Linen soft blcachcd I'M
that sells for i2,.c cach-spccial lie.
for half dozen.
Pure irish Linen unlaundrcd Hand
tkfchieiS. put up expressly for us
me grade You pay llc. each for-spc-
cial. 63c. for the half dozen.
White Sheer Linen Handkcrchicfs in
all widths hems-lhe i2iac. kind for loo.
Finer lIandkerchicfs at 25c.. SOC, 7jc
up to $3.50.
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had bought 700 barrels of such a brand
or bourbon whisky Of such an age. and 10
ne prcpared TO protect it. lie received an
answer saying the deal was all right:
mat they would protect the whisky ue
appeared at Chaplin Il Cores office next
morning and demanded the 700 barrels of
whisky, naming the brand Gore was
thundcrstruck at Lanphcar being able 10
ten the brand Of whisky by simply smell
ing Il small sample, and he tried to back
out Ianphcar pointed out the bottle
from which the sample had been poured
mnd insisted that il was the kind OF
up and said TO his partner that no had
inst as we'll admit that I.anphear waa
right ana let him have The whisky. Gore
deceive f.anphcar aud trying to bluff
him into believing that he had better
whisky at a smaller price. The trans
l.anphcar reSo!d the whisky 10 other
dealers at u handsome profit TO his firm
since , ,n the firm or Chaplin & Gore
Some time after This transaction q l;irEe
disiiller was trying to sell Louisville
exceedingly low price. The dealer could
find no fault with the goods, but the low
price at which IL was offered made him
suspicious, and he called In Lanphear to
The moment he put the sample 10 that
R9man nose he exclaimed: It's musty."
how he could tell it was musty without
tasting. The dealer declared the trade
OF ana tie distiller afterward confessed
that the entire thousand barrels had hecn
made from corn which had become musty
in the crib Lanphear's last exploit In de-
scribing whisky by its smell! occurred in
New York CITY. In the house of c. j.
Mccarthy, Is William street. Using only
tho sense of smell Lanphear said that
the sample submitted to him was com-
posed of little pure spirits blended with
Irish whisky. with a small addition of
other spirits. One of I.anphcars friends
hearing OF this remarkable case, wrote TO
Mr. Mccarthy and received the following
reply:
New York, Dec 90, 1897.
Dear Sir: In reply to yours of the 2lst
would state that Mr.. Lanphcar came into
my. office and showed him blend Of
whisky supposed to be Irish, and he told
me the component parts from smelling
the same. ] have shown Ill.,, same goods
10 at least fifty other men that are in the
business. and he is the only person who
discovered by smell the combination.
Yours truly, G. y. MCCARTHY. !" VII
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
SOUVENIR BARGAINS,
Hosiery.

Boys Black Ribbed Hose, double
noel ana toe. guaranteed fast black
and stainless; formerly lOc. and l2l.c !;
now &c. pair.
Misses Black Ribbed Cotton Hose,
double kne, and high splised heel: for
ncrly 50c. now 25c
Misses Plain Black Cotton Hose
high spiiced heel, double sole, formerly
26c.: now 1gc.
Ladies' Black Cotton Hose, gllaran-
tccd fast black. sold mt lie: now lgisc
Ladies' Black Lisle Thread Hose,
pain ana drop stitched; sold for a5c.
ana zoe. now 25c.
lau:es Superior 1.iSlc Thread Hose.
In all evening shades: the shell pat
tern; formerly $3.50: now $il9.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
SOUVENIR BARGAINS
White Goods and Linens.

Satin Check Muslins; 81. grade, PC.
SPECIAL io-inch White Lawn; Sc.
grade. Sc.
io-inch White Lawn; I2IGc. grade 10
Satln Striped 1.:wns; Toe. grade. ST..
Checked ANA Striped Dimltics for in
fants' wear; IL 2-3c. grade, l2lac.
All-Lincn Bleachcd Doylles: COO.
grade, soc.
1S-inch Red Barred Doylics: SOC.
grade: i5c.
MI pure flax linen Damask every
thread warranted; i5c. grade, 39c.
All pure linen blc;tchcd Dlmusk.
G2!"c. for soc.
All pure linen lilcuchcd Bnmask /:
62la". for soc.
90 Pure Linen lluck Towels, large size;
2oSi0; I2iac, grade, Sc.
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Kid Gloves.

-Four Button Kid Gloves in the cham
payne shades, so popular at present:
the Furis pointing; the $i5O kind. now
sl.25.
Tan, white ana black 2-clasp Kid
Gloves, with three rows of handsome
embroidery; the $1.Oo kind. Soc.
Four-htltton white lid Gloves. with
three rows OF embroidery. either green
lavendcr, or tan; $l6O kind. $l.lg
four-hutton black KID Gloves, three
popular makes, $l.50 grade, Sl25
lodged the best glove made, ali the
new shades Of tan and embroidered
back; the 900 kind, $i.5a
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ILLS Remarkable judicial Qualities Made a
Profound impression.
ESTIMATION OF HIS INTEGRITY
His Judgments Have ErcOme the
Grcnf Pillars Upon which Our Fea-
erni system IS Fixcd-Thcy Have
Remnincd sInchaI!cugrd, Un-
changed, Unquestiuued.
Chattanooga Times

t'nattnnOoEa TimcS.)
throughout the country there seems to
PIE most gratifying interest in the histo-
Fy OF he early days Of the Republic and
IAN increasing disposition TO study again
fhe lives and characters of lis founders.
ihe smoka ana dust and strife which,
attended the origin ana earlier dcvclop-
meni OF our federal system have cleared
away. The surprising glory and grand
eur OF the men WHO framed and rostcrrtl
thc Constitution is seen in clearer light as
the years so by. The far-rcaching impor-
lance and the inspired wisdom of their
work arc understood as never before
rhe.r extraordinary patriotism stands out
pm more conspicuous loftiness to us OF the
evening OF the century than it did 10 those
who stood more near to them in the cen
turys dawn.
John Marshall as iurist--as n judicial
fNpoundcr Of the law and its princiDles-
pS no exception TO the rule.
At the same time his remarkable judicial
qualities made Il profound impression on
ilhe men or MS day. Perhaps no judge
leVcr lived whose greatness as judge
Twas so fully and strikingly apprcciat cd
lby his contemporaries.
| He was commissioned as Chief Justice of
lthc Supreme Court OF the United States
ION the last day of the first month Of tho,
liirSt year OF the present century. He sat
las chief justice for the first time on the
Fourth day of the following month of the
Same year. and continued in that exalted
office to the time of his death, which oc-
Icurrcd OIL the 9TH day OF July, 1885 HIS
fudicial career thus covered a period OF
lovcr thirty years. and extended from tho
lforty-siXth 10 the cightieth year of his
iagc
| ESTIMATION or HIS INTEGRITY.
or him II has been said, that states
lmcn OF all parties and iuTists Of all ma
tiohS unite IN p'onouncinS him tho great =
I'St judge that America has produced, {;
man whose character is the most
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
Art Department.

72-inch Stamped Bureau Scarfs 37lkc.
grade, 2gc.
T2-inch all linen plain hcmstitched
Bureau Scnrfs, 9Sc, grade. 75c.
Three lots of Applique Scarfs, hem
stitchcd-9Sc. grade 75c.: Si.i9 and 81 70
grade, 9Sc.: $l3S andS 225 grade. 81 80.
Hemst!tched and plain Damask Gem
Ter Pieces aud Tray Covers, SOC. and
soc. grades, SIC.
One lot .of Japanese Cushion TOPS,
hand pa intcd, &c. grade 29c.
New shapes and new patterns In
Stamped Picture Frames
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
Corsets,

Broken line Of sizes If your SIZE is
here bargain awaits You.
DR.. Warmers Caroline, ii co grade 25c
j. b., $l,O0 grade, 25c.
Columbia Nursing, 75c. grade 25c
NiEilant, another well known make
soc. grade. 25c.
Double We Waists in all sizes, both
young ladies' and ladies': sold else
where ut Sl.00; our price, G9c.
l., ID. Corsets. in all sizes, i.a0 grade
as long as they last, NC.
SPEClAL-Whltc Aprons, 15c. grade,
10c
Large size White Aprons, 25c. grade.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
Pocket Books.

Good Purses for change or car tick
ctS-Nlonday only. Sc each
Ladies' Black Combination Cascs-a
wen made pursc-thc kind that always
sell for %5c.; Monday only l9c.
Card Cases for Ladies and Gents
the &c. kind--Monduy, 19r. each.
Good Combination Gases in brown
and green alligator. with the new
round frame-thc jOc. kind, for Mon
day only, &C.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27

We arc anxious 20 do a little good in
this world and can think of no pleas
antcr or better way to do it than by
recommending One Minute Cough Cure
aa preventive Of pneumonia, con-
sumption and other serious lung trou-
bles that follow neglected colds. J. M.
Trottcr, Norfolk; Il. l.. Walker Bram-
bleton; Truitt & Smith, Berkeley
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wen. lie left the stage Of life amid ~
universal applause which has steadily in
creased IN volume for more than sixty
years We have not seen his like since
the close OF his maichlcSS day" and IL
may he that we shall never see his like
again."