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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
aorfolk VIII Shortly Have Two Divisions of
the Military Branch.
GOVERNMENT MAY GIVE THEM A MONITOR
For Practice Purposes ana Uso as mn
Armory Hest Armed BraEch az
tho kervice- organizations Her,
l"ereaso MilHt"'s Strength ny hey
Are Composed OF Sew Rlood.

Norfolk will In the near future have
Two divisions of Naval RESERVES. one
vi them is already oranixed and has
psen received by the State ana Fed
erai authorities The other division.
which has been raised through the Of
lorls oil Mr. j. DeCordy Matthews. will
probably be fully organized I'm u few
weeks All the papers bearing on the
proposed division a;c now In the hands
OF the Acknowledgement OF the Vir-
gina militia, and he is expected to APP
prove ana return them within II short
time. The division will consist of some
forty odd mombcrs, who have alrc adv
sisnltled their intention OF becoming
militia sailors" as they dub them
selves
10th the divisions of Reserves which
nave been organized in the city are
really additions to the military force of
the State. They are not made NJ OF
men from other branches of the voiln-
ieer service and have not detractcd
from the strength OF existing com
m andS They are composed or new ma
ler:al OF men to whom the infantry,
ieid artillery or cavalry offered no at
fractions, but who seized immcdia ely
upon the idea OF becoming members OF
the reserve force of the UnTcd States
Tavy.
II is somewhat remark Able that n
Naval Reserve brlagde has not been
organized long ago in Norfolk. \ city
located as this Is. in daily intercourse
with the navy, with Il navy yard at
hand, the inspiration of the constant
sight of the beautiful white vessels of
war, which the Reserves would he call
ed upon TO man in the even: of an cmcr-
gency and the opportunity thus afford
"d for steady observation Of the daily
life aboard ship and of the thousand
and one details which are better 90 be
learned from experience and actual
contact than In any other way. 1t would
seem that the martial youth of the city
by the Gea would long ago have donned
The white duck and blue blouse OF the
corps from whose ranks we may eX-
pcct to see many future admirals arise.
Howcve.. the boys nave awakened to
full sense of the opportunity ut their
hands and both divisions which are
soon TO be entered in the navy blue
books, accredited to Norfolk. will be
star organizations in point OF member
ship.
The Reserves will be armed with reg
ular navy rcvolvcrs and cu.lnsses. Lee
Rifles, ;Howitzcrs and Gatl!ng guns.
These equipments are supplied by the
national government, hut the boys have
to buy their own uniforms.
The presence here of two large div.s-
iors will probably induce the Navy De
'partmcnt 10 place one of the old moni-
tors, now in ordinary at tho League
Island navy yard at their disposal for
practice purposes and use as an arnO-
ry. a cruiser will be detached from the
home squadron each summer to give
them practice in seamanship end mod
2rn gunncry
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN.

Unsettled weather in the cotton sec
ton.
New Orleans future contracts aa
Sanced point. March, 5.3a. Spot
market steady at sic Snlcs, 5000
bales. EsGmnted receipts for today
arc from l2.000 to $4,000 bales, agains:
1887 bales last year and ,435 bales
In 1925
London lNlr silver advanced 1-1Gd,
per lonnce-26Ad-aeu % ll-lGd.
last year.
Liverpool future market closed
steady, u 10 II. points advance. Spot
cotton unchanged-37Sc
Receipts at the United States ports
were 322o1 bales yesterday, against
ISIS ,So- bales last ycth and aS,S2i bales
New York future market closed
steady. advancing to points. Sales.
si'aoo bahs. January, $40 TO SIT:
:harch' b74 TO 6.75; May, $50; August,
o.9z 10 S.9". Spot cotton declined 1-l6c. :
tnludiing steady at 51sc.
Memphis spnt market steady ot
n-loc- Saits, i,7Ho bales. Houston
advanced 1-lG;. Steady at SIC. for
'ii'""i'hS'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
LUETGERT TRIAL.

Evidence for the State Closed-Damag-
Ing to the Defendant.
Chicago, Jan. 14.-DlreCt testimony
IN the par. of the State against Adolp!l
H. LuetEert. the alleged wife murder
er, was finished to-day, after los hours
IN court. DR.. Dorsey was the last wit
ness. and his cross examination by At
torney Harmon resulted disastrOusly to
The defense, the sausage makers law
yt1.s bringing out emphatic rcitcrations
of matter material to the States case
When DR.. Dorsey finished Mr. Harmon
objected TO the Introduction of all the
evidence and testimony which mad
been offered by the State. n motion
which tho court ovcrru.ed. and then
the lawyer, after excepting, asked that
the State put Louis Luct%ert on thu
stand. his contention being that his
name was on ne back Of the Indictment
Assistant States Attorney McEwcn re-
piled that when ns a lawyer he pro-
duced wines he vouchsd for his
truthfulness, and that as he could not
vouch for the integrity Of Louis Luct-
CERT. he declined 10 put him on the
stand. The Cour; agreed with the pres
ecuiion, and then notified Mr.. Harmon
shat he must he ready TO proceed to-.
morrow morning
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
rhc Costa Eiiun counterra,,crs

FoT many moths tho Cc.t, Dio,n
uoan.2rtcltcfs nav hccn Issuing bogus
n nj ,hc of the gover!cn, Of tie isIa I'M
!, ~ oN tt nv, amount II g said, has reached
bureau We're chiefly :istrument..i in brins.
inS ihs m nj fac justice The e.
Iomhtay1 or ,ne Srcrt service IS un-
but patent fact. that the servic@ th 4;
lost iosletter,s Stomach hitcrs does the
w waInc' hT Tr ana dyspesic is OF genuine
Tune counterfeits OF IL, as here ar" Of Tie
Scn,'ine Costa Rican notes. eut the NINA.
tute note Of hand on the labg and the Viz;
nelle OF -. George and ,he 0rn,-6n
coupled with the eXquisitely fjisbcd t5nn.,
graphical work are not succfssfiillv : mi
,hnlc Any one WHO has used The i,:tIa"s
Knows It's admiral! c qualities AID tho fo.,-
lures OF The exterior Of the bccirs nm,
agreeable tonic absolutely prLicni. ,'.i
remedies malaria, rheumatism, i.ycr com.
plant kidney trouble and dyspepsia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
VATICAN AND O II,INAG.
The Pope Reported 10 Have Declared
III Favor OF ma Italian Republic. q

London, Jan. 15.-The Rome corie-
spondent OF the Daily Chronicle, in n
startling statement this morning,
quotes largely from an article in Civil
Ia Cattolica, which, he declares. Is
directly inspired ny the Vatican and
the Pope, advocating as the solution
OF Inc eternal question between the
vatican and the Quirinal the establish
mcnt OF an Italian republic. The arr
ticic, which Is based on the Pope's
Christmas allocution, declares that the
thing which STANDS opposed to pnpal
Independence is not Italian unity, but
the special and concrete form where
IN mat unity Is Mt present maintained
with results much more disastrous to
the State than to the Holy See.'
~ proceeds to assert that the cock
iStence OF The Vatican and the Italian
monarchy Is impossible, and that one
or me other must go. 1t then suggests
the constitutions and cities of Swift
Zerland and America as examples of
admirable and glorious constitutions,
true unities If nation and State,
though differing from that of Itaiv
which has produced nothing but weak
ness, misery ana starvatlon."
Ihe article concludcs without the
ald or foreign bnyonets the true Italy
VIII md for itself it's own way and
WI rise again, let us hope, from the
lEnominy in which II now lies rros-
trate 10 true greatness"
The Daily Chronicles correspondent
asserts that this Is an Intentional re-
Vslati0n to the outer world of the
policy actuating the inner mind of
Cardinal Rampo!la, Papal Secretary of
State -,
He adds: Probably there would be
no truth In the suppos.t!on that either
cardinal Rampcfla or the Pope has
with the Republican party, bur vel
hey believe that while peace with the
King is impossible, 1t might be posi-
bic with republic. The reason for
the appearance of this astounding pro-
uounccment as the present moment is
the belief that not only the Ministry,
but the dynasty Itself is mcnaced moro
seriously than uSpaln s.9
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
FEAR AN UPRISING.
EXcitomsn. in Regard to Indian Out.
break Has Nc SuDsjde1

Excitement in Regard to Indian Out
break Has Nc Subsided.
Earlboro. I. T., Jan. l4.-,Excfcment
is still intense here over the rcceu
burning at the stake of two Seminole
Indians. and tho subsequent fear OF
IN Indian uprising. United States Com
missioner Walter Jones Is holding
court at Wewo!Sa and the deputies OF
the court are busy issuing suhpoenas
ana warrants in an endeavor 10 bring
the lynchers to Justice. AS no attcmiyt
was made by the lynchers to hide their
identity, 1t Is probable that the leaders
VIII he arrested by the United States
authorities. They can only be tried on
the charge o: kidnapping and taking
he m,rdcrers by force from the Semi
mole Nation. The killing Of the Indians
'omes under Oklahoma j,rrfsdfI.t
Ihe Indians are sulicn. White man
who have lived with them for years
say that general outbreak will not
occur. but there is great danger that
he Indians will avcngc themselves by
killing one by one the leaders of the
mob
Washington, ian. 14.-Adjutant Cen
cral l'reck has received the following
'"!cgram from General Bro,ke, at Chi
ago. dated last night:
Major Eskridge telocear-hns from
"arlboro ]. r. that all IS quiet there
10th sides have been excited and
threatening. There Is no hostile gather
'ns of SemincleS. None is prrbable,
md the whole thing was grand scare,
"hich Is all over. In view of this in
Hrmntion do not deem Il necessary to
md any troops TO the border between
>hlahoma and the Seminole Nation as
Nntemriated by your telegram of la 5.
sight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
USioH OF SILVER stES.
Chairman Jones nna Hutlcr VIII aa,
hucn Manifesto Rext Week.

Washington. D. c., ian 1i-As a. rs
suit Of conferences held within the la ST
few days between the silver leaders OF
various parties, 1t Is und ,rstood Chair
man Jones. CT she Democratic National
Committee: Chairman Butler, Of the
PCpulist National Committee, and
Chairman Towne, OF the Silver Nation al
Republican Committee, Will issue a
joint manifesto the early part Of next
week win view to securing common
action by the three organiZa lions IN
';hc Political contest Of 1898. The draft
of the docnmer,: is now in the course
Of preparation Ii will appeal to an
those Interested In the cause Of silver
to work in union and to avoid rival Or.
CARNATIONS by wth.ci, their common
strength VIII be diss!pated
Messrs. Jones. Butler and Towne wi,,
confer further during the next few dave
ana the address will then be made pub.
lie. On the 18th instant the American
Timetable Union, of which Genera
Warner. &c Ohio, is president, holds ia
meeting here, and this Is expected ~
give fur;her cohesion to the Joint silver
movement. f5sT3-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15

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p.eN'on' ana thus restore the energies
aud vitality of SOUND and perfect
health.
head what DR.. Grecnes Nervura
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for YOU.
Mrs. Mary Francis Lytlc, Of Hun
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was very pale and delicate-.had
no color. took DIR. Greenc's Ner-
Tura blood and nerve remedy. and
now am well and strong, my face Is
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
New Resolves rnr ,oS

Entering the New Year all d., sun.
posed TO make new resolution. ava
,hc Messrs. Greenwood K Br sis
Main street. keep in line AID rS,iy, ;,
to continue their efforts . serve ia
public, hoping the result will prov, ,'a
satisfactory rs the pas. years.
Ihey express an appreciation for lie.
RAJ PATRONAGE and hope 10 meri; co,
sina"se D! ohering good goods All
good service at the lowest figures Nay
stock being received and fancy good
being closed out.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
BRA VI s:7.a.ssbS.

Miss Sarah Corbell, of Nanscnond
c5unty. who was visiting Miss Eva
Jordan, of North Park avenue, has re-
turned home
Fine turkeys and other dressed fowls
wsre brought from Princess Anne yes
fcrday and may be seq at number
OF grocery stand in the ward where
nhr best Sunday dinners may be cater
ed.
The funeral OF Mr.. c. C. Wnterfisnd
sooiS place yesterday afternoon at ,
o'clock from the residence of Mr.. sam
'iei Mckown, on Granville avenue and
was conducted by the Rev. T. II. Mar
TN Black HAWK Tribe of Red Men, to
Mhich ne belonged. was In attendance
The 'ntermcnt was in Elmwo5d.
Mis- Annie Dixon. of Baltimore, q
Visiting the family Of her cousin, Nh
$. Meascll East Bramble,on ave
MIC.
The members and friends of Trinity
McShoGaSt church are more and mora
pleased with their new pastor. the Rev
Lloyd T. Williams. ana his wife.
pr, Young. Of Epworth church. and
!1oiessor Martin. Of the Fourth Ward
@cHo"i, nave been engaged to sneak
III inc social reform meeting to be held
Al. M'hendre" next Friday night. under
'nsnlres Of the Epworih League.
mere VII! be every p.ncaution exer-
ciSSd by. TIE Il&cal Board OF Improve
HHnt TO nave the contract 10 haul off
2afhagc froni the ward care fully guard
- !.i's E.'!r against any trouble The
.nH2tter Of garbage IS one that bears
materially on the sanitary ,.ondi,;cn of
bramh'eton. at the nex, rcru,ar meet
rig II is expected the ARRANGEMENTS viii
Issue. ''''p"' ''''''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15

glars Ileld-Sent on for False
l'retense.
In the Police Court yesterday Anto-
mo l3areca, an italian fruit dealer, was
held for the grand jury of the Corpo-
ration Court on the charge of obtain
ing goods valued at S56.57 under false
pretenSe from NIessrs. Giorgi & Co..
Wholesale fruiters.
MARY Norman, colured, larceny of q
Sda gold bracelet, the property OF Mr..
FRANK X. May, at whose residence she
was employed as servant; six months
In jail. John Huffman, colored. who
was arrested as an accessory in the
case, was discharged. The braceIe.
was recovered last evening on the
premises of the woman's mother, al
No. 293 Queen street
j. w. Ianison, charged with de-
frauding w H. Cumbo, a colored bar
Der, out of 50 cents for 4 hair cut and
shave. was committed to jail in defaui;
OF paying the costs in the case.
CHARLES Wynne and Luke Ballentine
soth oolored, suspected of houscbreak
ihgs and robbery; continued Till to-day.
NICK SiIns, doing business withou;
Il license; dismissed.
william Jackson, held for the COUNT,
authorities: delivered.
Mhbel Adams, Bessie LIE Grand ,nd
Helen Lester, fighting at the home of
me lTmer on Avon street; dismis ,ed.
Neal Butt, colorcd, embczzlement;
dismissed.
Maggis Jones. cclored, larceny; dis.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
A Life Saved.

Marvellous cures Of throat and lung
affections arc made daily by D.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Miss Annie Swan,
Petersburg, Va, writes: my brother
was attacked by n bad cough and cold,
and it was thought he had consump-
ton. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup was
used, and to our great surprise it made
him we'll and hearty. There is no
better cure in Tic world than This
Syrup" DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is
sold everywhere for % cents.
SOLD by
Cannon's l,ha:mucy. 40 Butte street.
Alfred 4. West. PIC Main street,
Hobt. +. Holmes & Co., &c Main street,
Heistani's Atlantic City Drug Store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS.
Briefest Possible Mention Made of
Many Matters of Interest

Briefest Possible Mention Made of
Many Matters of Interest.
Miss Bessie Ether!dgc has returned
from a visit to Hereford, N. c.
Mr.. j. c. Rauts has returned from
Southern Pines, where he went for his
health
Miss louise Noteworthy left yester
day morning for Crewe, Va, 10 visf:
relatives.
George Foster colored, was arrested
yesterday on 'uhe charge icf stealing n
pair of shoes
The Confederate Veterans of Norfolk
VIII DE addressed on the evening of
the 10Th instant by Judge Prentis. of
the Circuit Court.
the explosion OF Il lamp ait No. los
James street caused an alarm of fire
hst evening at s o'clock 1t was ex-
'tinEuished without damage.
me iirst medal contest among the
young men of Norfolk will be given nj
Cumberland Street NJ. e. church Jan
uary Zfth. A treat is In store.
MT Il. y. Marsden has been elected
secretary of Owens lodge No. 1864
i. and a. NJ, TO fin the vacancy caused
by the Death Of Mr.. Samuel p. Moore.
General Secretary Towson, OF the Y
M. e A. will attend the eleventh an
nual meeting of the Pennsylvania asso-
cation at Phila dclphIa next Monday
An irvitafl0n has htrn received hy
Mayor Mayo to attend the srnii-cer,, n :
h.'H celebration of the discovery of r,Il
in California. IT occurs on Jom,,,.,
2i-:9.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15

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former looks and good color A doctor
met me few days ago and said that
was doing wonderfully; that my eyes
were bright. and that | looked we'll"
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andS upon thousands Of women who
owe their present health ami strength
ana consequently their beauty. viva
city and enjoyment of life to the time
ly use Of DIR. Greene's Nervura, and II
the reader is wise, she will not hest
tate or delay using this really Won
dcrful remedy, this great natural boon
to wOmaniind.
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St, New Fork City, the most SUCCESS
fui specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases, can be consulted alb
solutely free of charge. personally or
by letter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
ENTENSIWD & STEALING
CHECK 8 gt ~ ri

New. York, Jan. IA ne banks Es5s i
TINS city were notified to-day tina t2s 8;
large number Of checks had sS been
s,olen from letter boxes in E,DetF oit,S
Buffalo, Minneapolis, st. gPauisil.r0lasiS1f
Cleveland, Kansas. City and Nrilwauk
by an organized gang of ,thieves. Soma
or the checks have been raised "a I, d:
altered by means Of acids In several
instances the thieves have beeri& sue;
cessful In getting the checks raised 81
a. large amount cashed. AS a 81 4; result
OF these thefts, 1t is said tina 6 banks
throughout the country will; reGuire}
persons getting checks cashed ~ al
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
Do YOU Catch TODD E2silQlYI
Mr.. Etheridge Used Us 4! tt, B 81, ultI
He Don'tNoW. vi u

lie says: cannot help feeling gratefiiiS
to DR.. frey for tho blessing his traatajf -
ment has been to me. Before Il GbsE 81 ~
treatment TOOK COLD VERY TlASI-
I.Y AND SEEMED TO HAVE AZ GoI,D%
MOST OF THE TIME. ZIP I WAS Cor
STANrLY TROUBLED WITH 9Al FEE,Tsss
ING OF FULLNBss IN THE HEADS
AND HAD GREAT sDIFFICULTYssINs
BREATHING. MY 81 THROAT EEL M 1;
ROUGH ard at times. especially xyhenf
colds We're bad, would have haadache!s
WHEN I AROSE IN THE MORNING Iss
WOULD HAVE Is BAD TASTE sINSMYsa
MOUTH, AND OFTEN WAS AS TIRED
AS BEFORE LAID DOWN :. Sleeps di6;s
not seem to rest me as 1t should IS Som a.
times / was annoyed by s1Y1MMINGgpE8
THE HEAD, and at other timesSIsINGaS
ING NOISES AND sNAPPINGsIN8hf N.Y.
EARS. Quite often M z VOICHsSfBE
CAME HUSKY AND WEAR, CON-
SLANT TICKLING IN
caused much annoyance and at 81 tines
considerable coughing, THESE Sd SyhfpE
TOMS ARE NOW ALL GONE, \ TIN Ngs
TO DIR. FIREY'S TREATMENT,HArJfS
BREATHE FREELY, SLEEPSS yVELI
and feel well rested. Health Is axcelfatit
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ENTIRE AND PEEMANBN1,sCIJ If 81 s9sI 81
II. B. NTHHRIDGfSisS
Great Bridge p. O., Norfolk county W.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
Rutley shipped at Cape Town and L

Rutley shipped at Cape Town and
trouble began. after leaving Barbados:
FOR this port He said Cole beat HIM
w:th rope's end SO violently that
when iis threw up his arm !: to ! ward
or the blows his arm was broken,
Once, when tdcscending from n aloft:
Rutley declais]l Cole struck him sense
less as he re1fhed the decks and 4 Their
kicked him 81 brutality than he Was
unable 10 wo2S for five days. !9s 3aSssfss
He said the Eaptain encouraged Cole
IN his brutaney. The injuries u j
not attended to until the ship Yrea chad
this port on December 31st. y Dung
bennett corroborated this testimorSy
of bail. 4 I & $l57l3i'tc - 80 IS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
MANI Matters Of Interest Around Ahos
City Hall Square.
douLo-BE SUICIDE IS DISCHARGE
John Stanley Roberts Claimed Thai
lHo Hnd no Intontion of Ending
His Exissenco-rne Police cour,
Doeket-Civil Busincss in Corpora>
tion Conrt-othcr Court News.

In the Police Court Yesterday John
stanley Roberts. of Baltimore. Who
attempted suicide last Tuesday at n
Sermudn street board!ng-house, was
arraigned before Justice Tomln, to
whom he explained that he had not
attempted to kill himself, but that he
mad substituted another drug In place
or the laudanum which he had been
m the habit Of taking. At the request
or friend Justice Tomlin released
Roberts from custody,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
OBJECT TO SMALLPOX.
Negroes Burn n, House Selected for n
Hospital

Negroes Burn n. House Selected for n
Hospital.
Wilmington, y. c.. Jan. H.-Farly
This morning a two-story frame house.
IN the outskirts Of the city, selected by
the authorities as Il hospital for a
case Of smallpox that was discovered
here Wednesday, was burned to TIA
ground. The negroes, Of whom there
are IL great many living In The vicinity.
had sworn that the diseased man
should not be carried to the horse.
and 1t is alleged that they made their
words good by setting fire to Il.
The building was In fairly popm-
lous portion Of the city. but in the
opinion Of the health authorities far
enough removed from neighboring
houses TO preclude the possibility OF
The disease being communicated
NEW foTk'S" BAND TO PLAY
Fortress Monroe. Va, Jan. 1.-THE
flagship hand VIII play at the II9,eI
Changberlin tomorrow Saturday
Notwithstanding
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15

$3.50 cSNubyt tiu
N good health, who Is
"f a cheerful nature, Is
.beautiful and comedy to
iook upon. ~ ) clear,
sresh. wholesome look
g the result OF the
possession of good
nealth, and no wo-
man can be beautiful
ana attractive without
good health. The dull.
lead. gnawing pain. the
sense of nervousness,
weakness. oppression
and Encouragement, the
tired listless lang.uId
telling, The shooting
rains, the aching head,
the pain IN the back,
al these arc symptoms
OF 4 disordercd system.
aud all these are beauty
KILLERS, producers OF
DUH, leaden complex
ions, unnatural flush
.ngs, dark circles under
me eyes and other dis
Nguremcnts which di-
vest women Of their
natural gift OF beauty.
Why be hcmely when
you can be beautiful
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
OPPOSES STATE BOARD TNspEc..
TIQN

capt. John l.. Roper, president of
me ROPER Lumber company, sud yes.
ierdhE in an interview that he wos
m"s' strencously opposed to the bo,or
,i@fectlon bill introduced in the House
~ representative Bland. OF Ports
mouth. II would work Il hardship. he
..''u, nnth TO the Commonwealth ana
to manufacturers who have 10 nov
present for boiler inspection by he ;r'
surlnce companies "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-15
rEATu or MRS. MARRY cApRc.1

One Of The Oldest am! Mos, Highly Re.
Spcctcd Residents Of Narfllk
Mrs Mary Carroll widow of The Iato
Michael Carroll. died at ST. Vincer,,s
hospital last evening a Ola o'cock
MS. Carroll was IS years of age. and
vas one or the oldest and most high
- respected residents Of this city, hay
S nnIu mere iifty years. The func-
raj will take place from the IJosni.,,
NJ $50 o'clock this afternoon.