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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-10
sprscT OF SALT on WHEAT.

In an interesting series Of experiments
recently made on the farm OF the Royal
Agricultural Society OF England. the ma
nnrial value OF salt was Enthusiastically lndi-
Gated. An acre OF wheat dressed with
three hundred pounds Of common salt
welded thirty-nine bushels OF grain, with
proportionate amount Of straw, While an
adjoining acre, left unmanured, produced
only twenty-nine bushels per acre with the
straw imperfectly developed, showing an
increase Of ten bushels per acre. The en-
tire cost OF the crop is not stated, but this
experiment shows that the additional ten
bushels resulting from the salt were pro-
duced at q cost Of thirty cents each. =
In another case piece OF ground intend
ed for wheat was ploughed the preceding
fall, and again in May, when it was s"wed
with salt, and afterward piouShed twice De-
fore seeding. On the 1st and 20 OF sep
TENDER wheat was sowed at the rate OF two
bushels to the acre. The crop when mar.
vested Welded, according to the estimate OF
the owner, Mr.. John Parke, not less than
forty bushels OF grain to the acre, with q
luxuriant growth OF straw. From these
and many similar cases the inference seems
to be that salt is a specific for the wheat
crop, imparting solidity to the grain and
firmneSs to the straw.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH tFTS
L NOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM s,ssstzsse1s
SHIP LINE--FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES WEFk.-Until further
notice the steamers OF this line will make tr-wees!y
trips leaving Philadelphia every I TUESDAY
and SATURDAY,: and Kichmona
nectinr at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
tile same city uia Cape Cod, landing At Old Colony
depot, and avoiding transfer.
1925 Dock street. Richmond
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE& CO..
General Agents, q.
No, ~ South Wharves, Philadelphia.
ID. ID. c. MINK. Agent
uv17 No. 90 DeyOnshire street. Boston.
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M. Eleventh street. between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM IMMEDIATELY ON THE RICH.
MOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD, IN THE
COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, AND ABOUT
THREE MILES FROM THE CITY OF NAN.
hearing date on the 1th day OF March, 1876. from
the grarlor therein named to the undersigned trus-
toe. and duly recorded in the clerks office OF the
County Court OF Chesterfield county, Deed-5ook
SO, page 80, shall, being required so TO 40 by me
beneficiary in said deco. proceed TO sell at pubic
auction, upon the premises, on THURSDAY inc
IN tay OF October, 1877, at II O'Clock d., all that
certain TRACT OF LAND lying IN the county OF
Chesterfield, and commonly known rs HlChOR1
Hill on which William II. Brander, DR.. now re-
sides bounded by the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad the lands Of w. Clopt on John w. Lips
comb and others. containing 326 ACRES, more or
loss and more particularly described in said deed OF
trust. c.,,,o D,pII T
ING having five rooms; barns, Stables, &c, pesues
several cabins suitable for laborcrS.
This land will be sold as whole, or suDdlIlue9
into smaller tracts If deemed cNpedient map ana
Subdivision OF which may be seen at the once OF
the auctionecr and will be exhibited at the time Oh
sale. .,o o-,o,soso ne
cyecutn g this trust and 10 pay The sum OF
with interest on $1,0l5.19 from the lltR gay OF
MAY, 1876, and on Sl.045.OS from the itn Gay OF
Noyembcr. 1875, and the residue upon such terms
az the said grantor or his assigns may direct: ana
uDon his or their failure TO give any direction tnen
UPON such terms The subscriber may announce II
the time Of the sale. , .r-crp Tu,s+oo
oc9 y. u 81 EUrt, IfoStSS.
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-----~t.A AUCTION SALES-.Tnfs Day.
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
,'ss Auctionaers and Real Estate Agents.
/ Eleventh street between Main and Bunk.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF = w ~ U ~,
~ sIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON TIE ~ EAS 81
SIDE OF FOURTH STREET BETW E ~ rI niAN-
SHALL AND CLAY STREETS AT AUCTION.
In execution Of decree OF the Chanccry CouIt OF
Richmond entered in the case OF sizeT, gnarni nn
Commissioner thereny appointed, VIII sell BY auc-
ton, upon fhc premises, on WEDNESDAY lutn OF
October, ut AZ o'clock p. NJ, the LOIs. a!untea ~
as above, and lying Just In rear Oh the Ees.enoe ="
Mr.. E. Rpyman. .oa,< Fac.
zach lot fronts 81 feet, and runs back 96H fect'
being of convenient Size for separate houses OF,
taken together, for three tenements. inc ocaiioh
OF this property Is go central and 10 Dus
ness that It should attract the arenllon Oh
proposing 10 build. -. .s... i; ,,
TERMS: One fourth cash balance ut fix, Twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes Win In
terest added and title retained by the Court Until
the whole purchuse-money shall be paid. ;,
At the same time will be sold subject 10 me ra M
cation Of the Court, the RESIDUE on LEE ~ hoA
fronting about 81 feet and running back 967 icet.
~" - 10. LANE STERN, Commissioner;
GRtfBps g. WILLIAMS, Aucfloneprs. oc III
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by Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and .Auctionecrs.
Eleventh street between NaIn and Rank.

THAT MOST VALUABLE IRON.
4 FRONT TENEMENT, No. 1901. Situated
At THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS. AT AUCTIOS.-By request Of
the trustees Of the Presbyterian Committee Of Pub
LEGATION we will sell by auction. upon the premises
on THURSDAY the 11th day OF October. at l
o'clock T.. NJ. that splendid property situated as
above and occupied by the Committee OF Publication
and others.
The LOT fronts about 2ol. feet, runs back on The
east line Of Tenth street about feet to wide alley
and Is entirely covered by the building. which was
erected since the war In the most thorough manner
In every respect. and has six floors inclung sub
basement, basement. main store, and thr,-. floors
above. all well lighted from the front on Main street
and by side windows ON Tenth street.
The main store Is one OF the largest and mos,
elegant In the city, and In every point requisite. for
trst-ciass fashionable business establishment IS
not surpassed by any other.
The first floor above the store IS laid Off into
nine desirable offices. and the other floors avail
able for business purposes.
Those familiar with real estate In the city will adj
nit that in respect OF location. constructions cic-
gance, and for rent-yielding capacity, this f. the
most valuable property which for many years. II
ever. has been offered at public SALE
TERMS VIII be made known Al the time Of sale.
oc6 GRCBBS & WILLIAMS, Auciioucer:
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A West yirafnian Over About Rich
fn0n6.

Sheriff Vanderyort, OF this county, re-
turned from Staunton last week with the
man Romley. who was indicted at the last
term OF the Circuit Court for horSe-steal-
ing. In order to procure the necessary pa
pers Mr.. Vandervort had to 90 to Richmond
and call upon Governor Kemper. Quite an
amusing passage-at-armS occurred between
Governor Kemper and Mr.. fandervort
during his visit at the eubernatorial office.
Mr.. Kemper seems to have an idea (and one
altogether too common among Intelligent
yirginians) that the great body OF the new
state Is barren waste, hardly capable OF
producing anything, and especially guile
less OF statesmen.
Chow about your crops over there, Mr..
Sheriff? Do they compare at all with
ours?"
"Well, SIR" replied Mr.. Fandervort, "we
have more grass on one farm in Lewis coun-
tv than have seen all the way from Cor
louisville to Richmond. Our crops gene
rally are better than any have seen except
in the Valley, and our lands are much bet
fer than yours generally, so far rs have
seen them" 5.
Turning from this subject the Governor
inquired if the people over here were not
about tired of their experiment, whether
they did not desire to return to the arms OF
the Olu AhOlucls t1aC SoAI VI
to which Mr.. Fandervort promptly replied
that il such was the case he had never heard
OF it; but, on the contrary, he had heard OF
q lasting desire to preserve the new State.
Again returning to the charge Governor
Kemper inquired il we had any men here
skilled in State-craft-that is, men capable
of carrying on State Gove1ment-and our
sheriff did not take kindly to it, for he re-
piled rather curly that he reckoned we had,
inasmuch as we had plenty OF men over
here who had played very considerable
part in "runnins" the old State. The
Governor at this point looked solemnly over
the gold rims OF his spectacles and referred
Mr.. Vandervort to the Secretary OF State,
who banded him bis papers and sent him
on his way rejoicing.
Mr.. Vandervort, who is, rs we all know,
shrewd Businessman aud good farmer,
reports rs the result OF his observations that
the fine lands Of the old State, even in the
Valley, have been, and are now being,
drained OF their virtue by constant plant
ing, without corresponding care to renew
the land BY manure, sc. The population
OF the richer localities is too dense, and
many OF the people are contemplating re-
moving to West Virginia; while in the
"scrub.oak regions" there seems to be
hardly vegetation enough to supply short
crop OF grasshoppers.
MIR. Vandervort concludes his verdict by
remarking very emphatically that old Viz
ginia is a mighty good State to emlgrate
FROM Weston (W. Va.) Herald.
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BY r. b. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and huctioneer,
office opposite the courthouse. Manchester, Va.

UCTION SALE OF PERSONAL PRO
IA PERTY AND REAL ESTATE.-Hy request
OF the owner, Will sell at public auction, on the
premises of Mr.. f. Vickers, on the corner Eighth
and Perry streets, In the city Of Manchester. on
October 11ih, 1877. at ii O'Clock
\. NJ, the following property-io wit:
20 CARTS:
20 sets OF HARNESS, almost new:
l FINE YOUNG MARE. four years old;
/ BUGGY with pole and shaft,:
set Of SINGLE and DOUBLE-HARNESS
3 dozen No. 2 SHOVELS, nearly new;
PICKS, CROWBaRS,
DERRICKS, WHEELBARROWS:
in fact, many other articles Of this kind, too hume
rous to mention.
TERMS: Cash rs TO personal property.
/ will also offer for sale SEVENTY ACRES or
LAND in Chesterfield county. about three miles
from Manchester, situated on The Midlothian tIrn-
pike. The aforementioned land is beautifully To-
Gated for market gardens. and Is fuc stand for
country store. This land has been surveyed and
laid of In lots from six to ten acres. VIII he sold IN
lots, or RS whole. plat can be seen 1t the Office OF
the auc,ioncer and will be exhibited on day OF sale
TERMS: Liberal; made known on day Of sale.
X. Is. TAYLOR.
oc 3-5,s,l0,&l1 Auctloneer.
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pRINTHNG-HOUSEs.

PRINTKNG-HOUSEs
n1spATcH PRINTING-HOUsE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having ono of the LARG EST AND BEST
EoyuppED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, eo1s
bined with skilfu mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, in the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description of
-, - BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ......
SUCH AS
BUsINESs-CARDS,
VISITING-CARDS.
PROFESsIONAL-CARDs,
WEDDlNG-CARDS
= SHOW-CARDS,
BlLL-HEADS, INK
LETTER-IIEADs, .s -
..s... NOTE.HEADS, -.s.
4..E.s ACCOUNTS SALE,
..r.' STATEMENTS
CIRCULARS,
..- MANIFESJs,
-. .a BILLS LADING, -
...E .,.a., aN4 Z" RECEIPTS
NOTICES Cheers, ,,orrs
DRUG-LABELs'r.cs
s..g = .o. iA0s' ENVELOPES,
PAN PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS, nn,rvs,.
s-..: &C., &c
-gs ----- - q - i's,4 !
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK a
SPECIALITY.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,
avid crecute work in manner that cannot be sur
passed. ;i@ 1=:- )" 80
we nlso do all kinds of BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly filled aud de
liyered by express or mail
we win cheerfully furnish estimates and send
samples when required. NH 21-dsw,&w
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FLOR the Dislatch.)
salt on Wheat.

Messrs. Editors: BE SO good rs to pub
n,, me %" snbioined article in your extern
sisvaely.circulated paper for the benefit OF the
Farming interest. have no experimental. u,.
knowledge of the "eiiects OF san on
wheat" but it is ar sao'es sst 'oa # .,a ,h ner
r,heat hi, fall as far as practicable. The
c ~ will he little, aud think there will be
no danger OF injurng the wheat with this
nusntity. have put nearly forty bushels
" the mere on asparagus. II, however.
danger is apprchended from The salt San na
nossibIv there may be some), it would DC
better to turn it in lightly with the single
plough, or to make only small trlaI s OF II
on the surface, dragged IN Win tue "n nsnc
1est over this spring on wheat nearly In
the ;oint, but was too late for it to have any
efsec, Yours truly. TIL. POLLARD,
Commissioner OF Agriculture.
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Nv Rohert A. Paipe. Auclloneer.

TIRsT FALL SALE.-On WEDNES-
Il DAY. October 10th. commencing at !MS
ernor street. a variety Of ASSORTED MERCHANS I'M
Disc now receiving, and adapted to The TALL traoe'
SThPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMORALS.
MEMS and BOYS FUR and WOOL HAIs,
TI0SIFRY. SHIRTS. NOTIONS. &c. &C.;
I dozen MAHOGANY PARLOR CHAIRS, superior
quality. .,ro
A very desirable lot of MEMS and BOYS HATS,
being balance of two retail stocks, in good order
An invoice of BOOTS and SHOES, ba lance OF 4
CITY retailers stOck-prime goods.
Saln nasi,ivc. These goods will be sold.
SA'0 - ROBERT a. PAINE.
oce-SSWDt Auctionecr.
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nOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX-
ID ECUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTINGs
HOUSE,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old ETTS
II Dominion Steamship Company szass4S.zs
steamship WYANOkE, Captain CoCCiI, viii sail
FRIDAY, October 18th, at 7 O'Clock a. NJ
Freight received until o'clock Thursday evening.
Through bills OF lading signed ana goods Tor
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, sonth,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2 round-trip tickets,
$24. Storage, &c and SO.
G. ". ALLEN 4 CO.. Agents,
lO-3t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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REAL ESTATE ATPRIyATE SALE,

REAL ESTATE AT PRIyATES SALE,
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, 4 FOUR@
IL NEW FRAME DWELLING-HOUSES on A.7
Pine between China and Holly streets; four rooms
each nice front and rear yards city water on each
lot. These HOUSES are well built, covered with
tin, and will be sold very cheap. - 1.s's-' ..tE
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance one and two
years, six per cent interest added.
~. FRANK D. HILL,
.'-. - Real Estate Agent,
= oc S-St ~. - - 110S Main street.
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auc'ioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and BANK

. by GruDDs q NliuoiAo,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" SQUARES OF LAND IN THE PL ~ S,r 9f
MOND, AT AUCTION.-In execution OF a decree
OF the Circuit Court Of Heprico entered Decemper
g 1876 in The case of Thornton %. Dade ana ars.'
will sell at auction. upon the premises, on -
DAY the 9th day Of October, at ecock s 40, W.
SQUARES Nos. and 7, In the plan Oh dOt' sryr,
adjoining Van LEWIS estate on one sloe, anu Eati
sons estate on the other Each square Is bonndea
BY streets y feet wide, and contains aoous
SrRES This land has nne southern exposure
and is well suited for gardening purposes.
There Is probably brck-clay on this and, as IL l
,nediaeIy adfons Miss Van Lewis lots, recently sou
luz '''' p~'o0 p. c. MINOR, Commissioner.
GnUBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioncers.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is POSTPONED to MONDAY
15tI October, Mt 4 O'Clock T. NJ. .,
&C 10 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctloneers.
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BY Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
lll3 Main streer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALUA-
l. BILE DWELLING. AND yALUA b L +
STORES WITH DWELLINGS, !, ABOVE ON !. rv 3S
CLAY AND TWESTY-EIGHTH STREETS,
CHURCH HILL, BY AUCTION..By virtue OF the
provisions Of two deeds Of trust. bearing date re-
spectiyeiy August g., 1875, and March 2S, 1915, 10
the undersigned trustee duly recorded In the clerk
cfricc of the Chanccry Court Of the CITY OF Rcn
mond, in d. b. 1O6 d, page 12S, and ID: y. i01 Is,
page The obligatiops Of de9t therein
nurcd so to do by the beneficiary In the deeds aore-
said sell BY auction the prem neoc on = ~ tbe
REAL ESTATE described in said deeds, consisting
of LOT OF LAND fronting 33 feet on the east east
line of Twenty-eighth street at Its intersection WIN
the north line Of Clay street, and running PACK
between parallel lines and along said Gay street
I26 feet to an aIlcv 12 feet wide. with LARGE
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING ana TWO
STORES with DWELLINGS above.
TERMS: The said deeds require cash enou u to
deiray the expense Of executing ihts trust IN TO
nav of the sum of S2,ll0, with interest on S55O
from the 2Sth of March, 1877. and on 81 56r from
the 9TH OF August. 1877; but other terms may be
h''e'' - WV j. 4. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
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TIE Indians are capable of rapid civiiza-
ton. Said old What-Y ou-Call-Him to the
Great Father: owe want boxes Of money,
and cattle with short horns, and moving
machines, ploughs, saw-mills, and wagons.
want the Indians here to have $40 apiece,
and trunks, and oyercoats." A year or two
hence, when Cardinal Nebul9 and his
friends visit their Great Father, their i'm
proved civilization will impel their dcmand DIS
TO run after this fashion: "We do not ask
wigwams. We lave plenty OF them. we
want tiye-story, brownstone fronts with
Mansard roofs and bay-windoWs; we
want diamond pins and pigeon-tail coats !;
we ask for billiard-halls and bowling
saloons; we want no more horses that can't
trot a mile inside of ten minutes. Wehave
plenty of such. We want trotters that can
make mile in 2:15; we want to be made
presidents of savings banks and passenger
railway companies; my people are poor,
and want Recommendations and opera
houses. We want free passes on all the
railroads, and oysters that are not in deli
cate health. Ugh! sick oyster dunn bad:
NV people want baseball clubs to scalp and
big meeting-houses to sleep in. My Great
Father has heard me" -NorriStoon Herald.
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A lI:1l1l, SALES.--FUTURE Days.
! By e. W. Powell, Auctioneer,
1924 Main street.

large; AND ELEGANT STOCK OF
IjpAWNBROKERs CLOTHING, &C., AT
ATTCTiON.-On THURSDAY. 11th Instant, at 10
o'clock will sell at nv store large ana elegant
stock of PAWNBROKERS' CLOTHING. Consist
HEAVY BEAVER OvERCOATS.
CLOTH and CASHMERE DRESS and BUSl-
NESS-COATB, PANTS. and VESTS
..-...... ALSO,
An invoice Of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, TIN
- WARE, &C., from n merchant declining bisi :
ALSO, ...
about 400 GALLON STONE JARS.
.r Five cases superior MIXED PAINTS.
The attention Of the trade is earnestly soicited,
resarve 49," '' +. w. POWELL,
% fS Auctioneer.
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RHYMES for ConkIinR.

MAY never the wild goose his honk ring
II don't get even with CoDkling!"
Cried Rutherford Hayes,
His face all abiaZe;
=. ~, NOT hear this sort OF forswonking."
[Courier-JOurndl.
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BY Hill & Anderson, AuctoneerS
Is. \. Davis, Salesmanl.

O,OOO R RI Al = II Il cLorHISe, &C.,
AT AUCTION.-I have this day reeeived from NeW Nv
York 100000 worth or LADIES GOOD9. All
manufactured within thirty days past, and OF the
latest styles which will 5e offered at auction on
WEDNESDAY the 10th day OF OCTOBER 70 Z 4. AZ
No. &c Ninth street. three doors from tranknnl
Street. commencing at 10 o'clock NJ, consisting OF
CLOAKS. SACQUES, GOWNS
LINEN SUITS, CLOAK PATTERNS,
HAMBURGH LACES. aox,.
CHTLDREN'S CLOAKS and SACQUES,
SEWING-SILKS,
and all kinds of LACE GOODS.
VIII he sold by the piece. Sale positive. :,
We will also have IN EVENING SALE, coh'
oc Jolt Z. j. KELLAM.
TOHN MCCORMICK, AUCTlONEEK1,
y l414 MAIN STREET will sell at aucuon in1 If
MORNING. at his store, at OK O'CLOCK, lice ol VI
FTJRNITUfE, consisting of Cabinets WashstandS:
sideboards Tin Safes Lounges Tables. cf Rdsicads
&c; Office and Cooking-Stoves; Floor Oli,ci0ti,
Gc lot Of Shelving, Counters Desks, &c. oc lO-ltf
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The New York Tribune, in recent arti-
Gle upon delicate ladies, recommended that
instead OF the refined medical treatment
they receive in their luXuriant parlors they
should be banged about by Swedish move
ment cures and kneaded by steanl-rollers.
The Chicago alliance goes still further in
this matter and asserts that powerful
cause OF that fact called frail women is q
want OF intellectual force. There are many
men and women, remarks the Alliance, who
are iii from want OF brains. They suffer a
voluntary decline because they do not pos
sess the brain-power that offers the blood
any inducement to circulate. Following
out this argument, the same writer remarks
that pluck ID a wonderful agent in throw
ing off disease. and that will-power will
surpass pill-power in nine cases out OF ten.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
1t was never suspected till lately that the
mosquito could lay claim to place among
professors OF the healing art, though the
idea might have been suggested from the
length OF the bill presented and its unex-
pected suddenness. The new theory is that
the mosquito is physician who applies the
same medicine and practice in ali cases--a
subeutaneous injection OF qnininc. The
performance Is unfortunately Irritating 70
people who are not In need OF qninine, but
10 those who are, such as patients with
fever and ague, the mosauito-bite is SAID to
be highly beneficial. AS malarial levers and
mosquitoes are apt TO be found in the same
locality the chances are good that the peo-
PIE who most need ii will get the quinine
Il injection. The authority on which; this dis,
soyefy rests has not yet been made public,
CuI The assertions of it has attained wide
s currency.--N e.oS York Tribune.
i a. ~
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.. By FraEci 7. 1sbell,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent.
No g Eleventh street, between Main ana Bank.

popRpr A. PAINE. Salesman. oc ga