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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20
By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and A%uctioneer,
Ills east Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSES
4 AND LOTS ON LOCUST ALtEY.-By virtue
of q deed. OF trust from A.. Hafkins. trustee. 10 the
undersigned, trustees, date0 october 8, 1877, ara
recorded In the Richmond Chancerv Court, -. Is.
Ill G, page 270. aud whereas default has been
made, and belrg requiIed so 10 do, we viii sell, on
the premises, on
.rr. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1881,
at 5 o'clock. the real estate conveyed In the said
deeg, being TWO LOTS, with improvements there
Ou-the first fronting 81 feet on The west line OF
Locust alley, and running back between parallel
lines 90 feet, more or less the second on the nest
line OF Locust alley a~djOiuing thereto.
TERMS Cash as TO expenses ofsale and SS4O.6o,
and the reissue Is announced at sale.
ri. q G. HARTMAN,
JULIUS 1RAUS,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
.I Trustees.
j. THOMPSON BRowR. Auetioneer. Sc IL
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FREIGHT.

f |t. FREIGHT.
Freight received daily FOR Norfolk, Portsmouth 4,
.Sniitbheld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.,
Newbcrne, Washington, anc Tarboro', N. G.. and
ali points in Eastern North Carolina; also, for East
ern Shore OF Virginia, Old Point, and all regular
landings on james river, az LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. L.. IAIOm,.
co 1 SUPERINTENDENT.
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ElRST-CLASs RESIDENCE ATE
IL THE NORTHWEST OOKNER OFMj
BROAD AND ELEVENTH STREETS. DiAG0-
NALLY OPPOSITE TO FORD'S HOTEL, FOR
SALE--I offer for ssie this really desirable resi-
dence. The lot has a front OF thirty feet and 2
depfh OF one hundred and thirty-eigbt and one-lbird
feet To IN alley twenty feet wide. IL rs three stories
sbOye the basement. built az brick In The most worry
man-fike manner, IL contains eleven rcOms,a and Is
IN he most PERFECT ORDER IN AL OF ITS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with all the modern
IMPROVEMENTS. Ike basement Is perfectly dry, airy,
aud Wen lighted. With convenient front entTanee 20
II. and wide nloins.doors connecting the front with
the rear room. The parlors are beautifully finished,
and ~tastefnliy PARTED aud ~frescoed. The walls aud
passages are painted or papered In handsome style,
aud eSch chamber hss handsome rresses for clothes,
&c. There Is a rar porueo two rtories high,
with b IN. room. &c. attached. IN addition there Is
a large brick kitchen ,coRtsining four rooms, an ex-
cellent brick stable aad csrriags-kogse- 90
The lot IS well drEined BY the city culyeri, aud
shaded by handsome trees. III a wore, the whole
premlsft are 10 perfect order, W~hichAleDe can only
he fully appreciated be- a personal Inspection. Asa
residence for a merchant or professional gentleman
~ has the Advantage OF being retired. and Yet wtthin
ssght OF the Capitol Sqgsre. and wtthinj D few min
ules' walK Of the post-offce and otllef places OF 6psi-
ness ~
: Price reasonable. aud terms nnnsaany mecsmm mo-
wil& possession In Anew wsfks. hnslrffr
n VIII efsrd me p easure 10 show The premises t.
those who may cali on ne between tie hQurs OF 10
ahd oci0e2. tIt IlN.- w. GODDiN
sc 16f3t H@al Estate Awsaionter.
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,r.x rsrATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.
f4I..I BY W. II. Lyme 4 Coz
Real Estate Anc.loneers,
Ma. lib Main street..
DWELLINGS FOR SALE.

IL h tfl. sDf- hi
YEpY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING No.
lS Wss' S az TIpsT5i BRICK TTENEHENTs on
The east line OF Seventh near MARSHALL, -
THKEE-sTORY BRICK DMELLlNG NO. ~
npiEsIRABLE BRICK DIV Killing No. COS west
GTyce slrse, ! 3 rooms See.AcTIyr RESIDENCE.
corner OF Grove avenue and Plum street, ROOMS
HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE on Marshall
betwe-n Tenth aud Eleventh streets.
LARGE BRICK DWELLING, corner Third and
Leigh streets; 10 rooms, &c: ,rr,s
Several ATTHAU1lVE BklCh I~ENENhNAo
on Fourth near Leigh street.
, One OF the MUST ATTRACTIVE,
ana MOST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lhESi,;,
DENCEs. on Grace near First street. Win all
modern improvements, &C.
An ATTRACTIVE and MODERNLr CON
.srRUCTED BRICK on Leish near
several DESIRABLE RESIDENCES on west
Main street near Monroe PSrk.
HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING on Nineteenth
between Broad and Grace STREETS.
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING on Grace
NEAT FRAMED HOUSE on twenty seventh
bel wten Mar. haIl and Clay s reefs 9 rooms.
FRAMED TENEMENT NO. 1913 Nenaole
FRAMED TENEMENT 20. sl4 Twenty-fourth
FRAMED TENEMENT No.. 2lU7 Pleasant
sim SMALL BRICK TENEMENTs Nos. 400 and
All north Seventeenth street..
BRICK TENEMENT NO. 2ol0 Oraee
between Twenty-sixih aud Twenty-seyenth streets.
ALSO, M
MANY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE VA.
Cant LOTS ON east and west Broad, Ora e, land
se1eraI OF The lost DESIRABLE LOTS on
Church Hni, ON Broad, Grace, FrinEiin, and other
several DESIRABLE STORES on Main, Broad,
aud Franklin streets. ...r
ALSO,
some VERY ATTRACTIVE and DESIRABLE
MALL AkM ntar the city.
For y more minute description, &C.. Apply To
sn 4 s. Sn 1nkThaf w. II. LlNE n %.
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R0oKRsaDING.

ORDERS FOR Bo0KBINDING WILL
be yerylbaHkfuliy received and, ur0mnflg Gxo-
called ADDRESSED tc !. r. KEfNINGHAM,
Ne 1855 500 henry street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

ROR SALE PRlvATEDY.-THAT@A
IL LARGE, PLEASANT, AND gCONvEs Iii
NIENT DIV ELL1NG. No. 1929 east Broad ktresi,
occup<d by Or. :. +. Jackson. AEplyto,
lA s.I1r tHr1 .tlIn J.L. ApPERSOk.N
81, sc l1.e006t { .tGgr W GoIlDIN. rrT-I
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q by X. seldom Taylor,
Real Estste Agent and A%uctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets,
Richmond, Va. r. n.Y
THIRTEEN BEAUTIFUL BUTLDING-

TRUSTEES SALE OF ANICELfTTLE
Il FARM OF NINErY-TWo ACREs0 OF LAND,
WITH GOOD DWELLING AND Q1EFR BUILD
iNGs THEREON, TEN MILEs'WEST OF RICH.
MUND, on THE THREE-CHOPPEE ROAD,
ADJOINING DEER RUS CHURCH, IN HENRICO
COUNTY.-Under tie provisions. of three certain
deeds OF trust executed by Joseph G. Mann and wife
10 the undersigned, dated resDecnyely April A.
1878. August 20 aud August 81 1878, all duly re.
Corded in Henrico County Courts Office, sefault
having been made in the payment OF the notes
therein secured, aud being required 50 TO do by the
benefciaries In said deeds, we viii sail 10 the highest
bidder, at public auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1881,
at l2 O'Clock M.. ur fair: otherwise he Hrst fair
day fhereafHrl she FARM above described. Thh is
a nice little farm. The aud Is very productive, with
plenty OF wood and water. The buildisgs are sum
Client aud In good order. Railroad in haif a mile OF
the place churches, schools. &C., convenient.
TERMS by eoRsent viii be liberal and made
known at sale. W. q. MONCURE,
:. q. REDD.
THOMAS, T.. NUCK0LS,
. Sc 10 -eod5t r3HfhiA t Trustees.
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by thurman Topper, +.
Real Estate Agent aud Anciioneer, ,
: I01a Main street.

AUCTION SALE OF AN IETEREsT
"A HOUSE AND LOT IN EnnWSn
SIDE or Ninth STREET BETM " $50
- sTR FETs.-i shsIl sell BY auction on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1851, -
. o,ciock p. u. on The premises, All Lus
ptGHTS TITLB.ANDelFTERES. OF 4 sens on
cttHtI - a. y ~ Ninth street between NJ ana n
street, ss.i beins one bali in fee simple and hie in'er'
est ~ wn4lp;rc STORE and DWELLING, and y
nov tented ~ a krocery-store below ana q d"e'nns
TrRMs: One third cash balance 10 d9n6 ~ de.
i. - ,~eivs months, 9 Der cent. interest addea 70 ue-
ferred notes. foh@A Avcfioneer.
se IA oful ..
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DOR NEW YORK.-The Old Gkfk
H Dominion Steamship Companys sxaA&&k
steamers Will sail as follows steamer OLD Do
MINION, Captain WALKER, every IUEsDA1 at
/ o'clock Y. ~. steamer WYANOkE, Captain
COUCH, every FRIDAY at l O'Clock p. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
at y O'Clock A.. nj.
TUESDAYS and Ffidey's steamer, and to 5 O'Clock
Saturday evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills OF lsding signed and goods Tor
Harded with dispatch TO all points north, south, east
aud west; also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
ACter-cabln fare 70 New York, elO.50; reund
trip. slS; steerzge, SO ano o..
For freight or passage apply 10
6. W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
my cts Companyis Wharf, ROcketts.
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YRUsTEES -sALEiOT THREE LOTS,
~ WITH BRlGK HOUSES THERgoNsON d
STREETS mos. els. 6iS kSI o20j. EaCfiT
"a LOT HAS fRONTaof FIFTEEN Dos

,t.A- RlchaEdsoBs Of record Ia the, eierkN ofaoe OF
hlchmond Chancery Court, 30. ID, n. l02 II, n,Al3,
10 secnre the payment OF certain hotef r-de(auit
baN1ef been made In the pay pleht tatreofAf will
beth = thereto. Ftquiped by thu heptsicafy. proceed
TO sch, AZ public auction, on he ~ eIpises, on
I~rnUBsDAY, srrrfsEtR 22,
az 81 O'clock r. NJ tfe PisoPERTY above de-
Z TERNs; Gosh as to expenses sud s70O; balance
~ oae,two, AID three Years. wish ielsIesssteed.
y II. MONTAGUE, "
el1 knFyisirg Trustee.
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RlcnNoap. w. Septfmber Do. Ieel.

RGcHNoaD. VA. september 10, 1871.
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
w THIS DAY formed a eo-partnershin under
the name ana style OF EfCHL a SAELZER Tor
nse pnrpose q son6ne99s q SEshhAL EH9LE-
Vision BUSfNKes at 10, 626 troad street, cor
ner OF Seventh. a. EiCHEL,
.raofgz CHARLks sAELzER.
The attentica OF tie public - called 70 The above,
and tney are cordially invited 10 cali. In this estab-
lizhment wHl be leaad ore OF EiB Inerss new pateat
pefftgfrators. where articles OF al kicdsean he Kept
fot weeks ana mouths. This establish u2Dt wiz De
sf the huest Of lis kind IA the South.
&c I5-st
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ELEUANT ORGAN FOR sALE AZ
= oeeeR. 4 vii Tell a. my aneuon-roo'ns, Ni'nou'
EVwETfifhf frw0 MkNSkis
=. n... consists or 4 ousnt o. ~ BELLss a.se
! 20 xr noARp or "a NOTES. IT. also astss
- cpSbIe The performer 20 play WIN or "i'n"e
v'p y~rtses desiring tuch IN Instraneas woplc % Wen
a.. ss,-sa Cap he exsnlned sBr hme beio.e tbe
% s''se" JAS. MAcDOU6ALL,.
NV regular sale Of HOUSEHOLD ,
ne. Win take place on same day an luf ucHSA''o
49,, eSStilons ma, be made M 10 hour OF SAFE.
AZ az II JAs. MAcpOU0 ALk. Aac-k1neer:
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.


nt6SOLUTI0H-pHE FIRM OF r..
II KING 4 co. Is DaIs DAY DISSOLVED,
All perseGs indebted 10 the firm Will couse forward
and settle NJ once. Those kaying claims aTdnst tue
hrn WIN Jsesent them Cor settlement. Ether part
neF will sign 10 liquidation. II. KING.
Rrc.roxD.y VA. septemasr 1sn' issafp SstfT7
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~ ouafIes s McCurdy,
tSnccessors 10 Robert q. Lyne.J
Real Estate Aeeas and Auetioneers,
No. 1919 Main street. f

l no. 1914 Main street. nf
MICE TWO, STORY ~DETACHED
~ BRICK DWELL ING No; 1907 WEsG MAIS
SHEETS, ANDTwO LOTS OF ABOUT TWES.
Twelve FEET kACH ADJOINING ON TuE
EAST AND BUUNpEDEY The sT0PEQ OF The
LATE WILLIAM KELLY, FOR SALE AT PUB.
Lie AUCTiON.-At reauett of the owner we viii
offer tor sale. upon the PREMISES. on r.f
~ FRIDAY, ~sErTKMBsR 23,lssl, "a
AZ 3 O'clock r NJ, the aforementioned PRO-
PERTf. The house contains Eve rooms. Is in
rood order. The lots lieweli, and are oT coed depth.
bargain can be bad, as own Is detsrnlned 70 setl
THIS nroperty eau be purchased at private sale.
TERMs: LlbernL and at sale. Ni
hu.1 egsisig05 QUAkLEs a MocURDY.iW
sc Is AucliOnefra
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DICHMOND AND P%ETERSBUpe
hRAILRoAD COMPANY .-Comme1s,,.
SUNDAY, August 25, 1881, Trains on THIS -
Will run as follows:
LEAVE RicBMoSD-sCCrn.
$40 p. NJ. FAST MAIL, Saily. Make ,hro,,,
connections for savannah. sion
at Petersburg. Pullman Palace ,esl
ing cars between Milford, Va az
1850 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL. daily, connsc.,
for Raleigh. Charlie ton. AUG
Aiken, savannah, aud Jsckfofre
STOPS at shops, Chester. Cenfr,t
DrewFy's Biui. on signal. Pglm.
Sleeper between New Tor.
Charleston on this train. '41
500 7. ~, FREIGHT, daily excspt SUNDAY
1870 A. 81, FREIGHT. daily except sundIy'
PETERSBCRC-NORIH.
AIS A. 81, FAST MAIL, csiiy. STOPS crfv
Chester. Pullman sleepers tes.'
Charleston anu Milford. Va.
7:3O A. NJ, FREIGHT, daily exceDt Sundt,.
$50 Z. NJ, Through MAIL. daily, connect.
with Richmond. Frrderlcksbary
Potomac railroad Tor an rofht, D..
ana West, also making connect
with CHESAPEAKE aud Ohio ralfoaIr,
the Virginia springs aud an tl
North and Nes.. This train s0,r,
Manchester, Chester, and Cfnf,s
Pullman Sleepers on this train
tI.l tween Charleston ana New YCt
500 p. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except SUNDAY.
A direct fOur-hOuTs connection is male har..
Richmond and Norfolk by trains leaving Rlchnort
az 1880 A.. NJ, aud Norfolk AZ 1925 =. Al =.
special advertisement ilustTating the sgracuoass
Al trains leaving Petersburg viii start from Oh,
AggpTYSDAY EiXcURsroS TRAINS leav. p,,.
mOnd at 8 A. NJ. AMI SIG PM. Leave Pe.er.r-,
AT A. NJ. and OILS L. ". every sunday.
q. KLINE, ~uprnnteni.rt
A.PoPE, General Passenger and Tic1eI Agent
an ~
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EOR BALTIMORE. s@ai
POWHATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.

CHANGE OF WHARF.
Until further notice. the steamerL LUCILLE VIII
sail every MONDAY at 4 +. NJ. from CLYDE'S
WHARF. Rockets, direct fsr Baltimore.
Through bills OF iaeiDg signed and goods tor-
wardrd with dispatch 10 points North and West.
Freight received daily until q L. Nj.
For further apply 10
au 2O-3m JAMES w. MCCARRICk. Agent.
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w A MED
PURCHASERS FOR att
SOC, 900 SAWED SPRUCE ATHS
$4,000 LARGE No. i HEART CYPRESS SHIN
FiiN1 GIHS,
$4,000 LARGE No. 1 ZAP CYPRESS SHIN
GILES
together with a large stock Of Ill KINDS OF
LUMBsR, which we offer At low prices.
TRUMAN A. PARKER & co.
. IeI .11t NJ II I.ifU Lumber Iealers.
M 1S-2N0v1o Fifth and Canal streets.
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TURNER'S WANTED ON TINWARE
ISn JOB WORK. Good wages and s'eauy
smpsoyment 10 comuefent workmer. Adirtsy
~ Norfolk. Va.
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.TOR RENT, A VERY PLEASANT
4 THIRD STORY, with BACK, We
aud ONE BASEMENT ROOM. II desired: R9omS
Comfortable. Apply at No. 203 EAST MAIN
sTREET. sc Colt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

Some VERY ATTRACTIVE and DESIRABLE
SMALL FARMS nsar the city.
For y more minute description, &C.. apply to
Sc lg-Su, W. IA. LIME q Co.
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WANTED. BY AN EXPERIENCED
w NURSE white mlcdlc-aetd womanl a sII-
UATICN TO NURSE and MOkh;,
20 90.ltE care Dispdtch Office.
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FOR REM
CHORES FOR RENT.

STORE Ne. Io5 nor,h Eighteenth street; sl44
No. III north Eighteenth street; $3.50
Der ahnum and THREE NICE over store.
Also, BAR FIXTURES, COUNTERS. &c, for
saia nniy 10 SUTTON 4 q
se on.eod5t 11US Main street.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-09
A.ssvsrs Blew 70 the Fruit Trade.

The ravases Of . parasite inssct on
orange and lemon trees are attracting
much attention in Italy and the West
Indies, and hare begun % create alarm
in Florida, Louisiana and California.
]. n. Bostwick, Inspector Of Customs,
Who has charge Of 1a fruit department
Of 10 New York Cus(o m,houl0 y TAX.
ing great Interest in the mattey. ahd has
some specimens from jcaftoSs q
oranges. tho rinds Of which No cotefed
With TiAeruGfaaioas q tAseS patasites.
The. matter h . serious Qne, torvast
uumbers q tzess % ruined II these ~
sects. Mr.. Bostwick says that ~
| italian 0ovesnneat has ohsrA . pfas(
Of SOC, 600 francelor "A edsctnsl remedy
lorthe - aaa;tAat . wealthy Italian
| - added 100 900 francs 70 ~ olfer OF
his own aesosll r ~, ~ thirt.
voGss 30 be t6ffsd - favagee Of
imIles PIT b lshpg SAt runks aas
I 49, Nnbs q hut to ~ soap IN
I ahsrp Sand. Il the trouble oonti1ueo6
| in0ria0e - \ = dai1g now, tbe tmpos
tafioa q fruit from Italy and th4 We
| indies will b. npeh Esdpp9d, nd III
M IS hesS3 1b6sJs 1Ata1 eta1l et0le
!, p llogi1a J, giaieaA *
aseog1 r ~ ~ I'LL ~ Ct
B Az Am "a y 4
81 ~ \
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HONE AND YARH.

--wh,le-oil soap mar bc used with
success Or securing strong growth ut
to>es, elegant flowers aud lnNuriant
foliage: the soap To lie mixed al the rate
II third TO n haii.pound In n pail OF
water. i:ose.bugs arc destroyed by
shaking them into water with . little
kerosene on top.
To keen insects on, of biri-cagcs.
tie up q little sulphur In y silk bag and
surent 1t In the cage. For knocking.
bird, this Is essential 10 their health,
, aud the sulphur will keep AL the red
ants and other insects from the cages Of
all kind, Of birds. Red ants viii never
bc found in closet or drawer II small
bag Of sulphur be kept constantly In
these places.
Potato Puif.-Mix two cupfuls OF
mashed potato, two spooniuls Of nichcd
butter and some salt 10 q light and
creamy state. then add two eggs, yolk,
and whites beaten separately and very
light, and about six tablcspl or.fuls Of
cream OF rich milk. PHO in rough
form on puddiug.dish and bake IN a
quick oven until nicely browncd. Ea'
ut once. ,.,r -, ~.
Temperance Casc.-Two pounds Of
. Aour. thrcc.quartcrs Il y pound ot but
ter. one pound Of sugar, six eggs, tea
spoonful Of soda. Mix flour and butte
well together. put In the sugar, dissolve
. the soda I'm /, little water aud work tia
In, then add the eggs, well bcatei.
Work thi. well together, roll thin, ans
Gu, In rounds or any shape you fancy
/ Bake only u few minutes In quick oven
0 Flavor to taste.
= Application OF Liquid Manure .
J. Uoses.-Mr. George 5. Wales tells Z
= an experiment he made last season whic
t proved highly satisfactory. About Jun
o is,, he planted out twelve small.size
plants of different varieties, about
N foot apart each way, In rich, heavy sol
" Alter every heavy rain he took from u
'. BARNARD the teachings of the manu-
70 pile; with q pointed stick he punch'
0. iour or five holes in tho ground &c
r inches from each plant, and poured
~ III. water; the next day, or as soon
OF tho ground was dry enough, he s,irn
DO the surface with q hoe, and kept 1t loo
oil by frequent hoeings, until again water
nd during the season. lie applied the liqr
vn manure probably eight or ten tin
he during the season. The result was wC
Is derIul. They began In Ave or six wee
y, to bloom. and until October !, VIII
"a they were taken up, there was hardl!
Ter day but that beautiful buds might ha
u. been picked. re.gn.rrH
" some advise the burning Of pot
~. plants affected with disease In order
~ ~ prevent the germs from spreading.
~: say nothing Of the difficulty Of sucl
Ivy. 'Io course, its entire uselessnsss has b.
. -" we'll demonstrated by an experim
wv ~ made by MIR. George Murray, Is rela
n W. in Tie Journal Of Bosa.y. He pip
,ho fourteen slides, such as are used =
LA microscopes, near field in which ab
! ~ 2 per cent. OF the growing plants y
- affected. The whole surface of Il
i'm. strips Of glass was only about five inc
az, AZ. square, yet In fifty hoors seventy
"a ptato fungus germs had fallen on th
No.. showing that millions may be hoatin
,hs the cir and being deposited even Be
,sss their presence Is suspected. '
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-09

The information possessed as To- tho{
vsy In which diphtheria spreads Is n
present ycry meagcr and unsatisfactory.
There Il no doubt that, In some cases ut
least. |, Is communicated by contagion
and infection, using these terms widely
buf whether the germs Of tic
disease are carried in the mir, and
under what conditions. or whether 1t is
a, any time generated dc moro in healthy
pcr.ous. is q matter for discussion. En-
pcricucc points to the conclusion that II
diph,hcria makes It's appearance in q
house that il situated in u high, exposed
place. the CHANCES, Of It's spreading "
Inc locality fof miles seOand are h'Hh
greater than they would he from 4 house
That was sheltered from tho wind. The
disear sometimes seems to leap WITH
| LONG strides from one dwelling 70 anoth-
ar, miles apart, leaving the inhabitants
Of intervening dwellings untouched.
For nearly four hundred years this
plague has been devastating the lands
81 Chris,enlom, and puzzling those
whose duty II il 70 cope with its ravagcs.
While families which observe sanitary
laws stand . far better chance Of avoid.
inc diAeake than those'who no not yet
IL often happens that diphtheria will
pass by the dwelling where neglect and
filth are rampant, and present itself IN
!. the nursery Of q house where every pos
!. sible attention is paid to cleanliness.
!. Il IA omen 10 serious dQQb,
vhahor : iresSs bstbrsxksss ab,s q
I; OMEN t6u6Ic Us, Este Sl*ays tn,
relics Of ep;tiemics that have passed
away-wheiher the germs Of the disease
. have been wrapped up, in some corner
only 20 show themselves when dis
o tur6ed. As We have limited, II !
u thought by some to be possible that. tn
h disease may be generated de novs at di'
70 feren. points, aud them spread on tn
ID wings VI the wind. However it Is. ther
o can be no doubt that uncleanlines'
i. whether Of person or dwelling, is an in
he portant factor in the spread OF this ;
re we'll as many other diseases. While
I'd NAV be true that healthy persons, 81
w rounded by conditions which are to a
In appearances favorable to health, a
a. sometimes attacked by diphtheria, il
cd a fact ,hM, lVhSr tEnSs ,being f1ts
sc such persons q Tar tetterl abld t9wa1
eli of the deesset thar ase thdtse WHOM
I'D surrounded by conditions Of an unsa.
les tary character. Those especially W
m, hays~ children NshQnAha in kuardil
X. sSItf1is r'1EfSiJp thu rssl,
ca ~ NNhbrler N N 1aSAtdera cSn n1t;
"a generated in their midst, and that the
I'VE can be no unclean corners in which
germs of the disease could be stOr
sto away for future work Of devastation
to Herald of Health.