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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21
TRAINS NORTnWAHD


STOPPiNl-faAl -
Nos. q aud u make 10 siOit '-
only on signal At hsDchoster a-i '.
n stops only on sigma 90 ,brt
and Manchester. No - stops "a -
regular stations. No ~ stop5 vh 81. D.. 2.
regular stations ami also ~ zen p.t
Walthan. NoS u. =. 81 q -, - -.' 49,
stoD Al .l ssz gions Tor pes .erz pfs
PULLhAS-CAK >Enf i' p. ......t
OnTrains Nos. " an1 p Keeping
New YORK and Tampa, ia. .s.f ih.. "a
On Trans soA q and Z sicoYIas
Washington and Charleston. N1 ...
eleeping-cars between New tofN AAl
vile. On Trala M. q s,cep.rg-,4.' .''
WNshil. ztOn AMI JAcksonvile ......,.L
The ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO ''
LRAvs. s 4
Richmond .'i0-51 A. VI. Moth
Richmood :, 20 p. n. Norfolk .-..... n
NorfoTk. .'s.OA. N. hich boo l.'.'.
Norfolk .'g:OP. ". iucuM9li..
Thess trains also make clce i'l
FarmyiIle, l.ynenpurg. and South -..
ana ali stations on .he Norich az f
ROAD. except tns 1875 tralr
poina wess " potcrsbls. sAot-
A. NJ tra.u insgcSL
ET.D. MYEGS, Gensrai poI
4. N. EhRAsUN. Genegal !a,soDs At
SoI HAS Traffic MGgesor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

WANTED, BY A LADY, A POSI-
w TON in n private family 70 teach tho
usual English branches with Latin. Music, snd
French References given and required. Ad-
dress NJ, 1919 east Broad street. Richmond, Va.
au JQ-Su, Tu6 Th6t&W4t4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

~ 81 go T .gs
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC kAlLaoAD.-schsan.s
eomfnoncing NAY = isS-esstsrn stsn1sci
time
Gss A NJ esvss Byrd strsss station daily. ston,
ONLY a. kshisnd, JnDcfioD, hnf0ri
sai freafricxsDurg. Hieepst &,
washington. Leaves Wssnin ztOniJ }.
Ner tcrt tiite A. ".
liz A. ~, ieavs' syrd-strect sla,ioa daily. 90.
ceptsundar. Lssros WashinzT 40.
enr NJ. leaves Byri-sues, si.rioa ssH,
Sleeper 10 Ses YORK
1873 A. NJ, arrives 81 byui-Sre~s station gsrg
Sleeper from New YoTs.
seP. NJ. arrives &c Byrd. street sstoa i.iy
stops At fredericssburc. Milford. al
JunctiOn. sieosor from Hasflnrto,
ieeP ~. arrives.i syrd-stress s.ia9a lais
excsps sunday
ASHLAND ThAINN
DAfLr zKcsrT sUsDaTI
sfcp ". sccommodstiOn ieaYr- Hvrf. s,-..,
ssnsion. arrives A. Ashla1Insr u'
te<P. H., leaves slos. arrives o. AstIalIu
ts47A NJ, sccommofsr0n. arrivoi ~ Hr-L
street station. ieavo. AsaiAai a. DO
ssoP. ", arrives .. Elos rave, A.a.ani o.
3IeP. e.
c. A. fAYLOR. General Tlrket A-ea.
K T. n. MrsRs. General lyerot-nIen. n.yJ
DIEDMONr AIRLINE
RICHMOND AND DANyliLg RArrg0tp
SHORTEST AND MOST DikKCr Focls I'D
TuE SOUTH
PULLMAN sLEKPERs o. AL Ni8frP
TRAM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

Corrospondinsly quick time % other pointA
Through bills Of isding Issued 81 low rates;
mol General Freight Agent
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE II KFFECr AUGUST Il, iSSS.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK
TwoDAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBURa
LEAVE RICHMOND
1888 A. NJ. Daily ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive ut Petersburg il-ts
A. NJ arrive at Norfolk ga p. ".
aSS A. NJ. Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive ~ Petersburg 1879
A. N. No leaves Petersburg 1910
A. NJ. for farmvllle. LynchDurg, eos-
noke, Bristol. knoxville. and al
points south and wost
THROUGH OAR TO LYNCUBulsG.
600 P. II. Daily. ola Richmond end Petersburg
railroad. Arrive Petersburg d;sJ r
NJ: leave Petersburg 1:i0 p N. dBtiX
arriving Eorfoi6G 7. VI. Through
car Richmond " Norfolk
COOP. II. Daily, ria Richmond sud fetersonrg
railroad Arrive a. Petersburg "a
7. NJ, connecting Win Train No.
leaving Petersburg ~ $50 p. III Tor
Fa-wyille, LyDchburg. Roanoke. Po-
clshOntas, Bristol, Knoxville Chat8
nooga. and al points south and wesS
PULLMAN sLEEPIEG-CAR ACCohAODA'
TONS
No. I-sleepIne-oar from Petersburg 70 Bristol
without change. and Lyachedrg " memphis
without change.
No. 3-lynchburg 10 New Orleans. and Roa-
noke 20 Chattanooga. without change
Tickets. baggags-checks and all information
can be obtained at Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot, A. w. CARRIERS. 1000 haiu street.
and at tho Company's Ornee, Jl east Main
street ". y. bhf LII
General Passenge ger AZeus.
CHARLES q. EDDY, yice-PresideaL
General ONCE. Roanoke. Va suls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21
aurrvoN sALEs-Futurs neys.
vTTFsT. GARY. STREET BUILDING
w LOTS FOR SALE At AUCTION.

AUvrv0N sAEEs-rassvs Drys:
yTTEsT.C ARY-sTREET BUILDING
w LOTS FOR SALE At AUCTION
BY Chewnirg a Rose,
Ron, Es,ste Agents, Auctioneers. and Brokers'
No. north Tenth street
AT the request OF the owner, who Is anxious 20
got money, we will sell by auction, upon Inc
premises, on
TUESDAY, AUcrsT sa 1899,
nj 6 O'Clock p. ~. lOxfs9 FEET OF LAND on the
north line OF Cary betvesn Park AMI meadow
streeis. This Is very nice plat upon when 10
buld, and should attra;t those IN quest OF west
hI Trn 1si" AZ sale. CHEWING & ROSE,
an2I Anctioneers.
By George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
(Jno Z. Lsughton, Jr., SaicsmanJ
No. "a Ninth street.
ENERAL ASSORTMENT OF EA-
N CRLLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNlfI kB,
ROSEWOOD SByEE.OCTAVE PIANO, CAN
PETS. NEW HOME SEWiNtrhACHlNE, &c,
&c. AT AUCTION.-By direction OF tho family.
who arc removing from the city. Will sell at
auction on
WEDNESDAY TIE e2D rNsrASr,
nj i0H o'clock, at tho residence No. 44 west
Grace street. all Of tho HOUSEHOLD FUKNl-
TIIRF consisting Of
ROSEWOOD-CASB SBYEN-OCTANE PtANO.,
/ PARLOK-SUIT, upholstered In SIX ana
M0rsted: .,,-
FANCY ARM and ROCKTNG-CHAlRs,
Three-Ply and other CARPETS, RUGS,
BRASS aud IRON TENDERS.
Handsome WALNUT LOUNGE,
PORTIBRES. HAIL~RACk,
HALL and sTAIR-CAhPRTS,
WALNUT EXTENSION DlNlNG.TABLE,
SfLP-FEEDiNG aud other STOVES,
I ASH CHAMBER-SUIT. complete, with Ward
rOle1; . -
new;
BEDsTRADs, BUREAUS,
TABLES. CHAIRS, .- -, 90.
A largo lot Of CHINA. CROChERl, GLASS;
WARE, PLATEDWARE, &C:
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally.
TKRMs Cash.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
M, 10 AuctiCnecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS AT
N TENDED the Grand Conservatory Of Music,
NeW.York. desires a position " TBACH VOCAL
AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. WIN also teach
Latin French, English, and Mathematics. Ad-
dress N. r. c., care Postmaster. Lexington, Va.
Au g. I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

VETANTED.-A YOUNG LADY OF
w some experience desires 8 SITUATION
20 teach English. French. aud Music. Best re-
ferences win be given. Address Miss D., care
Postmaster, ClarksVille, Va. au i5-bt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21
old DOMINION STEAM s>ssss
~ SNIP COMPANY. a1aSkAssh
ATLANTIC Express SERVICE.
FOR NRW YORK


steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at 5 y. NJ.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EYRRY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ~ r
n. arriving in Richmond MONDAY aud bki-
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Csbln fare % New YORK rid Janes-rtYer
route dnciudlng meals and berth. ..-....tl 90
Round Trip tickets, limited 70 thuty days
after date Of issue. ....................s.. HW
steerage with gu 0sisten1e. 6O
stAerago without Subsistence. ...... tW
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
Cabin fare utd Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. ........s.ss....s- lOO
Tickets can be ob,sined al A. W. Garoer's. 1903
Main strset: Chesapeake and Ohio sud hlch-
mond and Petersburg deposs. anu At sOmpsny's
etuces 1901 Main street. and wharf Rockets.
Freiehts forwarded and shrongh bulls VI ladlnz
ssued for points beyond Now YORK.
FretgaS received daily until hour Of sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TJEsDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS o. the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
uay trta Eewport NewA a, so A. NJ. aud by
Richmond aud Petersburg railroad same daysl
al lO:ss A. NJ. will maze connection a. MOI
FOLK With steamer leaving those day>
ezOksk W. ALLEN d CO.. Agents,
No. 1901 Nam street. ana
nc1l CompGnyfs wharf. Rock ateA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

WANTED, A No. / COOK, WASH
w Err. AND IRONER; also, WOMAN as
house-servant. Apply at 9l6 east Clay street
with reiar0nce. hu 2l-o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21
sOI. HAAS. Trsfio Manager
PEYION RANDOLPH. General Manage
DICHMoND AND ALLEGHASI

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
l:J0P. n. NAL dsily loLcepi sunday
PI5 A. NJ ACCOMMODATION daily fi
sun tavl.
1890 A NJ EXPRESS 1eilY.
SUNDAY OOAMUDATiON boiNc' t
mond and Scvitiy,ie lefyes a. d. r.
arrives 1.i5 r. y.
COSSECTfONA
At Clifton Forge WIN ,heaapeaEe a. ''f
rat way 1or the S0Dth, Wsst End sor tNft.
At LyIIcnDurg win Norfolk AMI Ns'i
road for al pOinss South, .ou'hoss.. n1I
west and Virginia Midland railway ~ All
North and South
At Richmond with AssOs'ated Railway 'r
point = Ia tho South. anh Richmond, ~ To-
Ourg ard Pot0rar railroad for 10 N4fi-
AZ Lexington with Baitimoro al '.'
real, msktug close connections
Ferry u and from PittsbErS AMI 40 Hei- '--
10 po,irs North md East
SIesPfng-sar EtlIcAsd - AsgA- hFPren t
/ gTlch berG.
Sieep,ng-cars Lynnhbug ~ Memphis 'sT .'
leans and Litiie Rock.
Tralns ularEod 2 dalY e1cep' s'i
daily
Tickets sold IN all points once s' -N
Main street, 1900 Msln street. aud 80 a
sad AllegnAnY depot, Righ.b al 1aoa ''if@
3OnS x. MAIAI It
,aB3 (4curr-sl PaFserEsr tfaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21
What is ScrcfuIa


It's that inpurlty in the blood, which. accunu'
latiug In the glands ~ the neck, produces I'M
slightly humps or sweilings; which causes painful
running sores on tho arms, legs. or feet; which
deveopes ulcers in tho ores. ears, or nose, often
causing blindness or deafness; which Is the origin
Of pimpIes. canccrous growths, or many other
Manifestations usually ascribed to hunUrs."
It's more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone, for scrofula combines the worst
possible features OF both Being the most ancient
it IS the most general Of all diseases or affections
for very fey persons are entirely free from It,
How can It be cured? By taking Hoods Sarss
pariIla. which, by the cures It has accomplished
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself to be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease For all affections OF the blood
Hoods sarssparilla is unequAlled, andsorne ofthe
cures it has elected are really wonderful. Hyou
suffer from scrofua in any Of It's various terms
DO sure to give Foods sarsaparilla trial.
Hoods SaYSapaYilla
Sold byall druggists. 81; six $. Preparedonly
bye l. HOOD CO.. APothecarios, Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21
,nNrrAcRArIn,l I0 IMPnSSI.

4 CUNf INThAII 10 IIU Ol,llI-
N BILE In towns equipped with BUELL. En-
TINGTISHERS Purchased by John Wanama-
ker KnickerbOcker leo Company, A.. j. Droxel
4 Co We'll recommended. Able, intelligent
state and county agents wanted. PROTECTIVE
MANUFACTU RING COMPANY, a north Fourth
afraot Philadeipbia Pa. au 2t-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

WANTED, A POSITION BY A
w groduste OF two normal colleges. who is
willing 20 teach Mathematics, Natural Science,
English, Latin, Drawing, and Gymnastics Ad-
dress " ii y care D1spGtch. au 1867
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

BY George W, Mayo. Aucuoneer,
Ono. T. Laughton. Jr-. salesmanJ
No. q Ninth street
ENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
NJ EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CARPETS. SEWING. MACHINES. AND HOUSE
KEEPING ARTICLES At AUCTION. BY direc'
ton OF the family. who are removing from tho
city. shall soli az auction on
THURSDAY The go INSTANT.
az i0S o'clock. nc tho residcnc' No. i22 south
Fourth street, all Of the HOUSEHOLD FUkNi-
TCRE, coD-istlng Of
I WALNUT PkRLOR sUIT-uphoistered In
fsurcd-sik brocateiie. in nice order, Win
BRUSSELS. TEREE-PLY. BALL, and STAIR
MAS SsS[4ttf' PARLoR TABLgs-In vaIpu,
and rosewood:
, WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS little used :
WALNUT MARBLf-TOP SlDBBOAkD;
l WALNUT EXTENSION DINlNG-rABLE;
MAHOGANY CT AIRS, PLUSH SOFA:
FEATHSR- BIDS, HAIR AND .HUCK NAT
TRFSSES. PILLOWS, BOISTERs;
BEDDING, PICTURES;
PACKfNG-TRvNKS, HAT-RACGs;
WICK FR-ROCK EfS. COOKERY;
GLASSWARE. FLNrFDWARE
COOK fNG-STOYE. OIL COOk-SIONES:
l NEW HONR aud AMEBICAN SEWING
MACHINE 10th Of which are as good a.
now: .......,
A large los Of MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEKREP-
ING ARTICLES.
Special attention Is called 10 this sale. a. all o.
the articles arc OF excellent a. iy and IN svo1
order and will DO sold without reserve.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
aui9 Auctl0neer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

THAT LARGE AND CohMoDIoUS HOUSE
over the store OF W. II. Tatnm and the house ad-
Dining, 30 hong mud successfully sept ~ board
ing-house by mo late H. l. Wixand, Is for rent.
IL Is seldom thai house 60 large and dcsirably
tocsted y offered for rent and psrroDs DESTROYS
OF renting such hnuse win please apply IN time
for US to put tbs house 10 nrsLclsss condition by
The ist Of October or time OF the fxposirion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICh-
MOND AND BALTIMORElS EAOh
DIRECTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

MA IN ED, y OIJI IIVIN . Il y Il
w wholesale or retail house. Best Of refe-
renee can be furnished n required. Have had
two years experience In retail gro1sry AMI
confectionery. Age. twenty-five years Address
T. O. care OF Ds9Qfch. an 2l-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

WANTED, CHEROOT-ROLLERS
w AND BUNCH. BREAKERS. Aiso GIRLS
TO LEARN, who viii be paid while learning.
Steady work. Apply 20 -
CHARLES MILLHISER,
Virginia Star Cheroot Factory,
Is south Thirteenth street.
su i7-1w between Main and Cary streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

VHAT DELIGHTFULLY."- STU
ATED AND
VERY PRETTY LITTLE kASr-END HOME,
No. 29ls EAST MARSHALL STREET,
ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF ALDER
MAN JOSEPH G. DICkERSON,
FOR SALE BIZ AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21
A TLANTIO COAST LINZ.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAu2oD
TINE rASLk.
Commencing 81 kHAl. a. .tnst u, .'h
ualns on this rosd wiz run - f1l5s1
TRAINS SOUrBN ARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
w read (. z. SALES advertisement In an
other column in regard to low prices OF drugs
toilet articles. &c. ia 3Tu.Th,dSu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

Through bills of iadlng Issued 81 low rates.
C. A TAYLOR,
-, CencrsI Freight Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

BY James n. Eism.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21
DIEDMONr AIR.LINE

~ n J
Train Ma 80 conDorts daily * ,.rt Hr.
AZ keyryiile for CLass GU. tlLrSsf.
pAlptn. tohn'ct' JAZZ a. 'frt1urtnfy D T.
ram. Raletgh, salem. AMI fErbt aIi aI
points on North Csroiina Division. 40 r.Hr
for AshoUiio. ia spgDzs. ful
Western NOrth ian'ins. sud sf tnfr 1919
Chari0tic, O. hIm b'n s0d Auc,isfa rrIf..f
Train So. q connects day A. o' s1'
fer salem. Nlna.on. Ra'cigh. Dol4lnNf1.
Moreheai city =, salisbury ior Asnostlle,
Springs. AMI al pgir8 IN cetrrn Norih a..
ilna. at Charlotte .It'l ttnrh.t8, Cot lrlH'a %
A1gusts raiiroNr for cNulahis. AuElsth Az
CEar.o-tcn. Savannah. fhone-viile. Ca, ia.
s'pvilio. All other Florida roiufs .'o, WI
Carolina Cr1irsl railroad ~ Wilmington.
Trans fgom % south srri's a. H1amoni
a. IT, f r''I IccONNoDA1loS
Lesvo Richmond .....-..,'..'.-.''' ~ -
Arrive Manchester 90. .,........s. 49,. - D. ..
tAMEliA COURTHOUSE fiAiN
Leave Richmond ......''''- -'.'.'-..-'-.
NORK.RIVER LINE WA NLSl
PCiN1l
DAILY EXCti~r sIF.AF
rhs ,ayor,,e route q Bsltimor, fest.snro
On mis- ilue ate models x hfah.y f.rsaH-t. eng
conforN Leave Richmond q a T. u
arrivs ~ Ba,amOfe $50 a. ieA., hAa.
rnoso AZ T. ~; arrive a. la'hnoni ID. '.l
1910 A. NJ
fare RfNWNNa % hAtf.iNaf q Ia'-'ia''.
rncond class. $50.
The York- RIvor Line affords superior s.sar-
,eros 10 business men Ia enabling tlfl ID
leave HtchmDld uenr no cleo ~ tlf "a.
transartiops and arrive 81 baltimore csr
morniug. after having eu.oyei . ts
nights rost free from tie duss ani NOS" .' .Hl.
way usveL ..,,,,, ,,,co,,,,on,rf,.
reaV. Richmond (iNenty-third
street de not ...........-..st-..s. '..'t TT
lrrivs Richmond ONenV-thiri
Street d6poO- ....--.-. ...-.. $4,000 ''.'-i' ID
DAILY. fbally except SuniHy
pauot and tickct-uclce fuo. VIZ ---
UD-tcWn Office Corner fenth ani MAJ
las. l. lAAi'
General Pa.seusrr s.
=. =. Poi r
Division PAs-eHF. - lr
Rlchr. 1903 "a
sol. HAAS. Trsfio Nsnagsr
PEYION RANDOLPH. General Manage
DICHMOND AND ALLhGhAAI
IA, RAILROAD
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS N kFrl-t
JUNk 2l. ie-s.
ONLY LINZ RUNNING SOLID ltA4N' AID
PALACE SisfEfiNH CAd'
EFTrGSr
RICHMOND And LfSChBCvt
ihrosgl .'r,n-
Mall moeallJn. fV.r.ft
az 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21
RAILROAD LINES.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
HI AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAsT-FREIGHT LINZ
10 AND FROM BALTIMORE, PHlLA-
pELPHiA, NEW YORK, AND
EASTERN AND WEST.
KIN CITIES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21
BY X. ". Bowe
Renl Estate Ancnoneer.

II. SELDOM TAYLOR and j. THOMPSON BROWN
4 ca. AuctiOnCcrg. au II
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
Land and Water.

A the dual resulls ~ bis hong 10.
search Oh the height % the land and
he depth a the ocean Mr. John Mnr.
ray estimates tho mean height al an.
land ~ the globe at z 252 feet IIe
hnds thai "a por cent lies betwssa
ihe sea level aud q height ~ q 900
feet Tho mean depth "a the ocean A.
IA $40 feet, only az par cent of IT,
waters lie between the surface and a
lepah OF 1900 iaet. while SO par cent
- the ocean waters are batwean
depths II aO0O aud is 900 feet The
total area u the dry land Mr. Nor.
ray makes TO be 50. 000 900 square
miles while that of the ocean Il is7. /.
$4,000 square milaA The hnlk AZ
he dry land above the sea Il n lsO
90 cable mileG aud the volum. "a
the waters Of the ocean s2a s00. 600
cubic mile& The amount of mats,
carried from the land each YEAR N
snspsnsloa aud solution he es.lma,s.
a ~ cubic miles, ID would thus take
asfo 600 years 10 transport tha v hola
y The solid land dowa 10 the sea
shonld the whole Of The salld land B.
redaeed 10 one level the surface "A
tbs earth would b. oovcred by an
oeean with uniform depth q about
miles The volume a the whole
sphere Mr Murray estimates n ass.
ssollTHs cubic miles = tA,oaas
AeDs
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
HINTS TO aioERa


what 90 A~easa plishaa Hers@m@n s@Bs o.
Aspsssss saa~ssFs.~@
" As . rule yea will hnd In Amer
lea. said LleatenaEt Linaholm % the
Royal Danish cavalry. who 10 asw
head instructor u the riding academy.
more accomplished horsewomsn than
horsvmen. the ladies showing 10 better
advantage and having . steadier and
more regular seat WhyP Because
the gentlemen think that they under
stand the art Of riding long before they
have mounted q horse A lady sho~ld
sit In the middle of the saddle. the
figure erect shoulders % an equal
height and the eibt US near the side.
The right leg by which the weight
should bs mainly supported, must be
level from the knee up and lie close to
tho saddle with ths foot tarned In. The
s,irrup shoald be Of such length - so
raise the left leg lightly against tina
lesping horn. The head sh0ald follow
the not!on Of the horses head
through the wrist. 50 that "
the horse pulls the rsins the hand
viii remain arm BY keeping the
elbow close 10 the side and the wrist
supple yoa can get the proper limit of
rein.
"A firm. easy hand is dilhcult to 40
quire. bat Il must he hal II you wish 10
be . good rider. Usually ladies are
taught 10 rise In the saddle. This trick.
which was invented or discovered By
the English, Is very servieeable. wAere
you have a hard trolting horse and
don't want 10 take al the pounding
IL can be accomplished by stretching
out the left leg, and keepiHg time with
the horses movement in your lift from
the saddle.
ia 10 q mistake 10 think that a gen
tleman has better advantage sitting
on horse than lady Ills seat 10 net
near 80 hrm or SEIZURE Every horse
man must expect sooner or later, to
be tkrown, and the main thing at such
time Is to keep cool aud gci yourself
clear Of the horse man Keeps his
balance with his knees aud with the
inside a the thigh In the saddle The
ankle must be supple "a keep the fee,
In the stirrupa The heel should he an
inch lower than she ball of the foot and
the knee should be slightly bent. o.
that a perpendicular line from the
knee down will just strike behind the
toes Every rider ought % take his
hrst lesson without stifrups. 50 ~ not
10 learn to depend oH them. and = good
rider ought to Keep hi- seat sithout
them As we'll as with them. In fact n
his legs we're cut % ~ the knees. be
should be able 10 ride with the huttA
The first time lady mounts. or
rather tries 10 mount. Is Oh. funniest
thing about the learning. She sill put
her right hand on the pommel 81 the
saddle. her left on the shoulder oi the
groom, and her left foot Ia bis hand.
Ne will tell her 10 give light spring
when he counts three. Then here
he goess 'One. two, threef' The
lady 10 not IN The saddle. and be wishes
he hadn't his tongue between bis teeth
when her left knee struck hls chin
WaaAangt0n Crtftc.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26
com COLLECTIONS.


Al Esthasiast Calls rhssn . PsFp.taal
haaFu@ af NatsBmsat.
Tbs subject a coins and coin col.
leciions during thu past few months In
this city has assumed an unpreeedent-
el degree of interest To whatever
cause this is due. u IL certain thar all
desirable coins the number Of which
Is very limited. ara rapidly finding
their way into the rosses.iun of col.
leolor~ who. in the Unitsd States. are
numbered by tho thousands The
scarcity Of these coins. aud the large
number o. those eager 10 possoss
them, render the difficulty Of their
possession very great These facts
also eonspire 10 enhance their value
Ia an ever-inoreasing rate every year.
For Instance. an 1904 dollar. which
few years ago commanded from elOO
10 $500. would now readily bring from
s5oJ 10 sLOO0 aud dollar of this
date which !. 10 be sold this month
will doubtless bring o. 500 Unlted
States coins. commanding a higher
price than those II any other
nation. will never racudo in value.
A Esalous collector of lhi. city. NJ
single purchase recently. beoams
the happy possessor of four United
States eoina paying therefor price.
that 10 the ununillsled would b. re-.
garied as unreasonable Suil they
we're very desirable coinS and would
adorn the collection "a any one Dur.
Ing the past year there were not one.
half a. many coin sales as during tho
preceding year. . circumstance that
shows tne coins are becoming scarce.
Therefore those designing 10 improve
their present series shoald seiAa every
possible opportunity oi procuring DO.
sirable coins "a every danomln alton
aud date. aud. 10 judiclously purchased
nothing can be- losi; they will never
tiepreciato la value. A complete series
q Uniled States coins of all denoml.
nations in proof." 'ancircnlatcd." +"
or even In every hne conditlun.' "a
which there are not more than ten OF
twelve extani. would be an object of
great beauty aud perpetual source
of entovment To the eye % the appre-
clative beholdeE should such a col
lection b. offered Cor sale ID would NOT
fail 20 attract the attention Of the
anmismaiio world. and. In eonse-
guenee. would realise To the owner a
arge advances over the original cos, Of
purchase --St Loan Olo6s- IlsmocvaL