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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-15
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.

GALE. AT AUCTION OF SEVEN
- HANDSOME LOTS NEAR TO BROOK AVE
NUE., ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF WEBSTER Be
TWEEN GODDIN AND CARELL STREETS
win be sold at auction, on tho premises ON MON
DAY the 9th May, 1875, ut 6 o'clock T. NJ, those
SEVEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS located as above, each
fronting about "a feet on Webster street, running
back I79 feet to Hacon's branch.
These are cheap lots. and are admirably wen located
for persons OF small MEANS as they are just outside
Of the city iiniits.
TEENS One fourth cash: balance at three, six,
and nine months for negotiable notes. interest add
ed, &C. l5lE W. GODDIN,
my 8 5:stS 4: fssl fAuctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-15
by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
li13 3Iain street.

A VERY DESIRABLE MEDIUM-SlZE
IN BRICK RESIDENCE, WITH LARGE AND
BEAUTIFUL YARD. on EIGHTH STREET, OPP
POSIrE THE CITY SPRfSG.--I will sell at pub
lie auction on TUESDAY the 9th day OF May,
1876, at $50 =. D., on ta,e premises, that sub
staDtial and desirable BRICK RESIDENCE No:
625 north Eighth street. with large and beautiful
yard set In shrubbcry and esergreens. The house
has seven rooms, gas and water. and an excellent
slate roof 1t Is we'll built and in good order. The
yard is so by 100 feet to an aGey 20 feet, making
The dwelling very desirable. 49,
If desired ut sale, y LOT OF THIRTY FEET will
be sold eeparatc from the house.
Parties seeking Il good, desirable, mcdium-siZe
brick dwelling, with large yard, wall do well to at.
tend the SIDE
TERMS: One third cash; balance st six, twelve
and eighteen months.
The aboye-described property was sold ut public
auction on the / tn day of APRIL 1876 TO Mrs NJ.
c. Chesterman and said purchaser haY3n failed and
refused to comply with the terms of said SALE this
property will be sold at the time, place. aud upon the
terms above Indicated at her risk, costs and charges
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
-u.." Anctsanecr.
POSTPONEMENT. .-.-..
The above sale Is postponed on account or rain
until MONDAY, May 8 tn, at the same hour.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
mylO Auctioneer.
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DEpARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old GEfS
Il Dominion Steamship Comrany's saesssaE
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALLER
ill;sail TUESDAY, May 10th, at 9 O'Clock A. II.
Freight received until s o'clock A. n.
Through bills of fading signed and goods for.
varded with dispatch to al points north, SOUTH
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
! Passenger accommodations unsurpassed:
Cabin fare to New York, $12; roupd.trip tickets
$40. Steerage, SO and IS.
For freight sr passage, apply to
- G. H.ALLEE L CO., Agents,
my 15-2t Compsny's Wharf, Rockets.
DOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO IFFS
II VIDENCE, BOSTON. AND ALLnSesa4daka3ss9tt9x
NEW ENGLAND STATES.-Steamer 5. 5. FA-
NITA, Captain HOWE, will receive freight for the
above ports till TUESDAY the 18th instant, at IL
o'clock. w. J.. PORTER. Agent
myl5-2t No. 1928 Dock street
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REA1, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
nor SALE PRIVATELY, THAT VERY
DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE No. 42S Seven
tenth street near the Of Clay street, contain
ing eight rooms; kitchen, water, and gas This Is
VrSv desirable location for 4 store, It having been
used as such for long time 1t also has dry cellar
For terms, &C., apply to +. u. EACliO,
my 1O-eod1w NO. tourteenln street.
nor SALE ON THE MOST AC-Ma
Il COMdODATIEG TERMS, or FOR RENT k;a
BRICK DWELLING lO7, east size OK seventh
between Grace and Franklin streets, with basement
and three full stories; kitchen, &c. Apply to
1910 " - J. L. APPERSON,
mv12-6t Real Estate Agent.
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j. THOMPSON BROWN,
-. .Ancfinnear.

POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed on account Of the weather until TUES
DAY, May 9Th, mt the same hour.
~ sy.-s.sz! Auct1oneer
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VEORGE w. ANDERSON 4 SON,

below the Dispatch Office. have en- unusually large
and we,l-selected SPRING STOCK OF
MATTNGs, CARPETS,
s PAPER-HANGINGS. f.f!s
WIHDoW-sHADEs,
LACE CURTAINS, q Sssssss
OM-MoTHs, &C., ke.,s
of all grades sizes and prices Our stock has bees
selected With great care, at the lowest prices and M
AK an inspection from all ID want ap 2osSn
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TOR BALTIMORE. S4asnn
Il TpI-WEEKLY. xkfEss-sa u.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE,

PowHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE,
THRoUGH FREIGHT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.
NO DOCkAGE CHARGED.
wEsTo 01 Of this line leave their new pier in thu
Dock, foot Of Twenty -second street, every TUES.
DAY and THURSDAY MORNING at4 O'Clock, and
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock, FOR Balti-
Baltimore and Ohio railroad fer all points west and
northwest; also, with Northern Central railroad for
northern cities and Canada
Through bills signed to Baltimore and all points
line @Apply TO !, /, T.. B. TATEA, Agent.
Ofaces Twenty-second and Dock streets and No.
909 Main street. - oc -
g CANTON INSIDE LINE. 2" &C., s5ss
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND PR ANR Fh1tADhhrhlA'
On and after OCTOBER list the splendid iron
steamers OF this line will leave RiehMond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatsn Steamboat Lines pier, a corner OF TWEEN.
ty-second and Dock streets. making close connection
each trip at Canton, Nd, Cast Baftimere) with the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company for Phiiadelphis-
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by are ana marine
insurance free Of cost No dockage charged 1t Kic-
mond. Rates rs low as any other hns. This V the
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
Canton Inside Line, and seat to the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore delet, philadelphia.
FreigLts received daily In PAiladeiphta and Rich
For further Information apply t. torn, ...,,
Offices Twenty-seeond and Dock streets
is. WILSON, Genesai Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore RaiEoad'
Philadelphia. Ae
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TAAlES RIVER STEAMBOATtHs,H. =,
~ COMPANY. &E2lkssfsz

FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON TIE
JAMES RIVER,
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OFFICE l'" hRHI cH January 5, 1882
oCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
3.as " leaves the Byrd-Strcet na aa,. s, sna
400 e - sonnrcfJn. with the Baltimore a
Ohio raiirosd at shepherd, ep ,yptson.
Alexandria; due ~ Sa Ne al Ti,h
baltimore, At 9:l3 I: M,, .s1aIrG;H
sS.eE s aSsk yK sp sHEPHERp 70
S StEW YapEi. aud with Nes lesss
Nm, sXnyas, rid baltimore az
S Ssna raiIroad q. Wa.hlxaasspis.
,rri,ins AZ Charles-Stree. ssa iS Hi a e;H
timore. st 1880 2. q, sIumdnGT0N
SLEEPER FROM
no NEW Y0Rh' ..,., lsundsys
1o:Vo =. ~ .Srsntsay connecting At W ssnnt nd
tsS IA kaitimore and Potomac ~"
psI,,mars and Ohio railroads; :, Sr
a.ns % n. LCCOMMODATI0N TRAIltsNsrss:
ooo - = Hanover junction, Leaves bfesuS>
station tsunea3ss sxssP's ssa;,on t,loa-
GAY ss,sss s. gR1ri.strees station da,E.
Icy e - SHtcrSkJSo{ISTION TRAIN 49,, ".
$50 .. ~ n Brosd.Sireet station tsandAs' =
ceptedt.
Parsor-cers on day trains
frilran Necpeys on night train. 60, .tati0n %
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broaa-,S 3 siE b Az
TUESDAY,, THURSDAY, and ~ and srnIs
AIGHTS fsr 81 pS anssSNT Sssn saa and
IoRNiNGs Coasignees of hse ssosS, s ssn s.ala
abie srtieses, upon gisins notice at tssss' s'l
freight st Boaiton ON 10 all pt-
| : ThronQli bills OF fxdlng and ratcs S1 i AYERS
eissaI noint d North and West, T. -
-. - e. Al. TAfLsosss,,t
~ General Freight and TEX. -
=. -
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HHEAP SHOES.-I respectfully 49,
: NJ ask the attention OF ladies TO the fol-s4s5
lowing styles Of very cheap goods for spring and
and Foxed Bntton.s s rom Sa 70 serse
and FoXed Baimorals, from S1.75 to $3.50; KID
Newport Tics, Empress Button Shoes. Magnolia
Ties, at from $l.75 to 90. Gentlemen's Prince AL
bcrts and Caters, from $3.50 to &c. These are all
good goods, warranted TO wear wen, and the prices
astonlshingly low. JOHN PAGE, JR, Agent,
900 Main street,
:, my s between Ninth aud Tenth streets.
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DILL AID Ell P HIA, RICH .SSFTS
Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM s2z 4sssssSa
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVI-
DENCE, BOSTON, AND ALL NEW. ENGLAND,
TWICE A WEEK Until further notice the steam can!
ers of this line will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every L UES-
DAY and FRIDAY, connecting ut Providence with
Boston and Providence railroad for Boston, and by
our Fall River line for the same city ria Cape Coo,
landing at Old Colony depot and avoiding transfer
- W. z. PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond
WILLIAM z. CLYDE & CO., Agents,
No. IL South Wharves, Philadelphia.
u. ID. G. MINK, Agent,
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sr,S.rTor sAIrss-...TEili. nay.
81 q BY COOK q Laugh Anctt oneess. :.
81. ~ No. 10 Governor. street,

s AgeEIoM gAlns I y. Day
a Nv cook 81 Laagtfens Anett oneess,
TX q 81, "a No. O Governor street,
q ,a MAGNOLIA TREES Ar AuC,
HI THIS DAY At 10 o'clock VIC WIN Sc u
a. s oaf au'', 10 MAGNOLIA. TREES
Of different sisesaiI nae healthy, vigorous frees
jaasreceved s,asak nar ffeTGGHToN,
..i,rr,,,.1r..4t Auctionecrs.
I,y BYerly &c Pe=Fell, Auctioneers,
4 1924 Main street. ii t,eii;
NEW BuGG1Es, HOUSEHOLD g TuR.
NIggEEt eHsI I'D az eAh5N,AFEh,I SHAY Say
Gs ssz & y: S &
r,cfnred in This eity OF tirYery best materin
Nfler which will be solo an assortment OF oN-
MI WShhkDRoBEs. BUREAUS, sDEDoA~RDs'
a SOFAS, LOUNGES,
H hERst aaa shf Ss1e Sh'l1i.5rrEEssEs'
. RE EAAI,trrp nToRs. IN perfect order:
ffHHffIh,n1fRES.s CARR i entirely new;
FAfRBANK's PLATF9Rm1sCsAbLd TS "a s1p e.
my 10 - - - 1e1s.-s-.s--S-
rByJD. Whitehead,
Grocery Auctioneer and Commission hefciiah''
1919 Biaau street.
r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION THIS
Mondayl MORNING lstllIstsnt con commencing ssorso
atocE Of GROCERIES. consisting in part OF
e'0s' SIJIAR and COFFEES,
G eAGGsE, BSfT i!SR.: and LAID I
FLOUR-various grades, ss,s,
SYRIJPS and VINEGAR,
i, North Carolina and Eastern BEHRING'S,
New SFIAD-in barrels and half barrels,
GREEN and BLACK TEAS.
LAUNDRY and TOILET S0AiS,
bROOMS, BUCKETS. TUBS, sc
m.Y Is j. -. W Hl1EfEAn. AuSlloncc.. -
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REDUCTION IN PASSENGER FACE.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Point DAILY
at A. NJ, arriving at Richmond ~ 10 A. NJ; !eare
Richmond ut 3 T. NJ, arriving At West Point o. D
Z. IL. ,-,r,
Baltimore and all eastern points on WEDNEsDAiist
FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, and with steamers Y ySs
Baltimore and all eastern points On AOSDAie'
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. .,oo
Fare 70 BALTIMORE. M
Fare TO Baltimore and return ........--...... "
Fare to washington. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S1
Fare to Philadelphia. ..:.'.'.''' 20
THR r 5iJ FREiG HT TRAINS leave RiehmGnd
at A. n. on WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY. ana ss md
DAY, connecting at West Point with steamers, 80.
delivering freight In Baltimore early neTi srrviss
returning, leave West Point at 2:l5 ~ an ths
at Richmond AZ s z: b., aud conneGasS VIA nan an
Through Freight Trains on the Richmond ana pS-1
Vile railroad for all southern points. ,.n,y
EXPRESS FREIGHT received on MoN,pasm
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY BEFORE T.
be delivered In Baltimore the following u! .
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with paseaason
coaches attached leave Richmond at 6:o0 A:nLyS
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SAL Uh. s.ys
and leave West Point for Richmond me ss . II.
at 1855 A. n, arriving At Richmond =, 1,ncng 10
The management takes pleasure IN, ~ he steamers
the travelling public ard shippers tss Point have
Of this line between Baltimore and ess Tor tbs
been reAtted In the most thorousn . niasa
accommodation of passengers and treiSnn, In
Travellers taking this line arrive ~ - ptAla-
ample time to connect with the rnn nhes nd vert
delphia, New York, Boston, ana III eis'eiA 49,
Eeesrhts win be xren tho utmost dspases. ,,, :.
transiers st Richmond Of frsighfs 70 or is"ha ''
ern points. u norcrlSS. superintendent
W.E. BRAGG, Master Transpor tH@oa: : -
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IL ;hs nIsrATeH P.iNTlNts--Alioesf-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-15
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Rea, Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
ifl3 Sfair street, Richmond, Va
For particulars address n.,o,,>-
INV 12.lOt j. THOHpSoN DNoW n.

HAYING ONLY TWO IN FAMILY, Na:
III would rent PART of my DWELLING: ~
1t Is admirably arranged for families having .nree
ali around above and below; water In each room
also bathroom, and all eonyenences OF q irsi1
class country residence. Large lawn, beautiful
shade. and perfectly healthy: only twenty minutes
ride from Richmond There are for rent lou, S od
rsror IL desired also, kitchen and abundant room
Tor servants 1t would make most delightful, eooi
retreat for persons with children during summer
onths as more desirable place cannot be found In
the state. Amy Information may be obtained OF Mr.
!. e. NEfSwhNGER, No. IL Tenth street; Rlch.
nond. who has seen the house, or NUNNALLY Il
SON. Hull street. Manchester, who will direct them
TO the placc References exchanged. my S-Mot
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rss,.. BY James 81. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
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JORDAN ROCKBRIDGE ALUM @a
81 SPRINGS FOR RENT. M.l

As commissioners under q decree of the Circuit
Court of Rockbridgc county, we will receive bids for
the lease Of this
7-- CELEBRATED WATERING-PLACE
for not loss than one nor more than five years. Ihn
propery Is fully equipped with the modern improve
inents for rstclss hotels and furnished in style
superior to any summer resort In Virginia. Inc
known medicinal virtues OF It's valuable mineral
ters Its great popularity as summer resort for IN;
yads and peaSure-seekers, its beautiful groudsand
splendid equipment, make this very desirable pro-
perry for city hotel propretors whose business does
not require their personal supervision during the
summer months. and others desiring TO rent such
property.
For particulars apply to
A. 8. BLkKEY, Charlottesville, Va,
C vi a A 4. PAVfbsoN. Lexington Va''
,nh 3O-eodSm Commissioners
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FOR RENT.

THOR RENT, -FOUR ROOMS in good E:s
repair, all on one foor, over store 13 east ~
Rroad Street To good tenant the rent Will DC oniy
s xi0 per month. II desired, y kitchen with Two
roorns.may be had for two doara extra. Apps;yy AZ
: Inc storcS my 1925
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roiH'a,.,AIns..-FuIture bays.

by Francis =. LABEL. 81 II,
Real Esfatc Asrns and AnctiCncers
8 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-15
Speculation in Suffering.

For long time there has been no
doubt in the minds of majority of
our most benevolent citizens that a
large proportion of the street-beggars
III this city are either unworthy OBJ
JectS of charity, or else are the victims
OF cruel oppresSors, who derive direct
profit from their gains. This view of
the matter has been confirmed by the
discoveries touching a deformed boy
who has excited the pity and sympathy
OF thousands by crawling upon his
hands and thighs along our most
crowded thOrouohtares. lie seemed to
have his lower limbs crooked together,
by paralysis or natural deformity, and
was compelled to move along 10y using
ms hands and resting his body upon
ms Thighs III the most painful manner
imaginable, 1t was impossible to wit
ness his toiling efforts without feeling
charitable toward him. Recently,
however, a benevolent old lady who
observed him in the afternoon near
Grace Church. noticed that every sec
ohu or third moment he turned around
anu with plteous look seemed to APP
peal toa dark-Visaged man who walked
some distance behind him, and who, in
turn, made threatening gesture, as if
ordering the boy to move ON. She
managed TO get between the two, and
i'll conversation soon learned that the
10! was the victim of cruelty, and that
J" TACT he was not deformed. but had
"rth forced TO assume the painful, dis
loIleo position in which he was found,
=" ooldih money from the charitable
ioi the benefit of the man who had
nm IN charge. She took the boy
nome, and threatened the other fellow
win lae police, and found that this
g''r was one of many in which the
wretch had employed boys who were
Partially disabled to beg for a living,
"..' ''dj he made sufficient money in
gus c'ntemptible business to own a
tt'''.''9oue sum on deposit III a savings
'''''--A. /. Cor. ChicQyo Tribune.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-15

A gentleman who calls hlmsel1 a
sniritualist, and who bears the reputa-
tion of being asuccesSful medium, has
for some time past been engaged in
hnldiug a number Of sednces at various
nlaces in Toronto. These seGnces, it is
said. have been well attended, and so
striking were the manifestation"
produced through the agency of the
medium that many of our citizens WHO
had previously been skeptical became
converts to spiritualism. The price, Of
admission to the sed1lceS was generally
half dollar. for which sum those who
were fortunate enough to gain admis-
sion to the "circle' enjoyed for a brief
period the extreme felicity of holding
communion with five spirits, who
played, sang and danced by turns, and
occasionally INDUCED in such playful
eccentricities as slapping the faces,
pulling the hair, and even pinching the
bodies of certain favored ones in the
circle. with whom it was said they
were in sympathy. A member OF a
well-know dry goods firm having an
establishment on Yonge street, attend
ed several Sea11ceS, and for some reason
or other became convinced that the
manifestations were frauds and the
medium humbug. He determined to
expose the whole affair, and with this
object in view he paid a visit, on
Thursday night last, to house in
which the medium generally summoned
the attendance of the spirits, having
provided himself with quantity of cot
ton well saturated with burning fluid 1t
NAV be as well to observe here that
there is bedroom in the rear Of the
chamber in which the Sednces were
held. and that the wall separating the
two had been pierced for the accommo-
daton of stove pipe. On the arrival
of our Yonge street merchant, he
found that sea7lce was just about to
be opened, and having watched his OPP
portunity he contrived to slip into the
bedroom umoticed by the spiritualist.
The medium having been bound Sc
curely. and circle formed, the lights
were turned down, and in brief
space of time the spirits vouchsafed
manifestations of tremendous char
acter. Everything was working beau
tifully, when suddenly the room was
Illuminated by a bright, intense and
mysterious light that appeared to pro-
coed from the stove-pipe hole, and, to
the establishment of all, the medium
was discovered standing unfettereu, in
the middle of the room, with his coat
and boots off. His face wore an as
pect of unutterable horror, that, seen
in the weird light emanating from the
stoye-pipe hole, had an appalling effect
upon his visitors. The deno,tenas7at is
not difficult to imagine; the Yonge
street merchant says he exposed a vile
deception-what the medium said we
dare not record. cam
GlObe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-15
DIR. f. l.. POND.
The Wonderful Cancer Cures He Is
Effecting at His Cancer Hospital at
Aurora, Kane County. Ill.

From week to week we have mentioned
the progress upon the new addition to DR..
Ponds Cancer Hospital, which gives him
the capacity TO accommodate 800 patients
and it is unnecessary to enter into details as
TO the dimensions aud character of the build
ings or its appointments. The doctor has
been with us three years or more, and almost
every month of this time we have been
called upon to personally note his treatment
of cancers, and the wonderful success at
tending his labors; we have always been
careful, while expressing our candid and
honest opinion, to give plentiful opportunity
for. those disposed to question our state
ments TO compare notes, by referring them to
scores of persons who have been cured by
him, and were but too glad to render their
testimony in reference to DR. Ponds skill;
and TO-DAY we only desire to mention the
fact that the newly-arranged and reiitted
cancer hospital in this city, the largest, most
complete and successful in the United
States, Is now in full working order, with
ample accommodations for 300 patients.
The building we have repeatedly spoken
OF, and need only add that it is fitted up
throughout with all the modern improve
ments heated by steam, supplied with gas
and water, and ali the other coDyeniences OF
a trst-class private residence. Three BOO
barrel cisterns in the basement, and another
on the roof of The fourth story, supply an
every detail is carefully supplied upon an
equally liberal scale.
The electric apparatus is in charge OF Or.
A. spalding, connecting with every room in
! the building. DR.. Spalding devotes his en-.
tire time to the care Of patients here. DR.,
+. H. Gale is also a constant attendant, and
beth Of these -killfui and well known ply
sicians find their hands fun Of business.
There were last week In the hospital 100
patients
Patients are presenting themselves almost
each day from every Part of the Union, and
among the arrivals last week we noticed
three new and dangerous cases from New
York city, two from Vermont, four from
Iowa, one from Michigan, several from Chi.
cago and other points. DR.. Pond 10 doing
wonderful work In the relief Of suffering hui
manity and the cure Of this frightful disease.
We have many examples Of his success here
IN our midst and in almost every neighborng
village and city of persons cured by him Two
or three years ago, and after TREY had been
abandoned by other practitioners; The al
ficted can do no better than interview these
parties and judge for themselves Ihen
names. or many Of them, have been IRE
ouently published in The Beaoon, they can
be reached without trouble or expense, and
theiy testimony cannot fail TO prove conyinc
| ing.-Aurora (Illl BeocoR, sept. IL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-15

TIE number Of awards thus far
made by the Centennial judges are di-
vlded between America and foreign
countries us follows: Ores and metals
"a merica,. 3A aaetlafs;- foreign exh1b-
ltors, 253; manufactures America,
1910, foreign countries, 1902; ma
chinery and inventions-America, $40.
Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia,
l52; agriculture. live stock, and mis-
cellaneous products-Arlerica, s64,
foreign exhibitors, 1,S09 education,
science and America, $50, for
eigners, 72S fine arts-America, 1o5,
foreigners, 463. aa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-11-15
fattening Fowls.

!. ,AIIENiNG fowls for market can
, ae ''i't economically or it can be made
gNIelsl'e As the profits depend to a
--.i, extent upon the expense of the
il-.''', 1t Is Well to give the subject
:, llr thought. The following. from
'.' J'HraGl IF Chemistry, contains
S'..' excellent suggestions. The as
,''t.'a that fowls do not want any
'.'.A' uJlt are better as close together
' possible, Is says the ohio Farmer
,lr too strong, perhaps. We do
-.s .eAeye that comfort is at all op-
- 81 70 the fattening process, bat
.'.4er favorable:
f 30 is hopeless to attempt to fatten
q. -. while they are at liberty.
lucy must be put'up in a proper coop,
, e.-' nls'hke most other appurtenances,
:eea not be expensive. To tatten