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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
A Conscientious rhysicisn.
Pittsburgh Dispatch


A few DAYS ago rs entered the Office OF
one Of the most upright and learned oil P'tts-
buyyh,s surgeons I met little rnsn coming
out. He was intensely angry; there was
NO dusuIsiur Of thst fact, and be was swear.
ing n the physician whose once DO was
iesvipg at q great rate.
4 asked the doctor what had happened.
"Nothlnx extraordinary" be replied.
"Thst nan has cancer and wanted me 70
operate upon it."
"wouldn't you do w"
ayes, under certain conditions. In me
first place I offended him by saying tsst
WAS Intensely sorry for him, but / COULDN'T
take bis case. He asked me why, and said
7 wouId rather not answer. But he insisted,
saving that be had csms 200 miles TO see me,
and wanted my opinion, Whatever IL was.
So told him plumply that his cancer was
too far advanced 10 yield to the surgeons
knife, that It would be almost certainly fatal
70 cut It, and that since he had desired my
opinlon, l must tell him that he ought not so
erpect to live moro than six months at the
most.
"Tben be became very angry, and insinu-
ated that I thought be couldn't pay. To
which | replied that thought he bad better
70 hsme, and #, after calm dcliberatlon, ne
wished 10 risk an operation he could cali
again. Then he left in the frame OF mind
which YOU observed"
la this case l hsppea to know that This
surgeon sacrificed fee OF not less than $3.50.
Probably the death-deomed man found doc
tor with more elastic conscience to carve
him up,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
Tie Penny Returned.

Atthe national convention OF Christian
Endeavor Societies, at Chicago. the Con-
necticut delegation presented to Illinois
magnificent floral standard, which,,
when its full significance WAS understood
by the convention, was rscsiyed with the
hesrtiest cheers and applause Tho up
per portion Of the standard is q disk Of
white flowers about two feet in diameter.
A wreath of green surrounds tho words
Gone Cent" picked out in red. Be-
meath this representative OF the smallest
American coin is cross-bar inscribed
Connecticut to Illinois" At the Sara
toga convention q year ago subscriptions
we're called for to carry on the work Of
the united societies. Connecticut pledged
herself to furnish $500 for the work.
Illinois event her one better" by sub
scribing s3000l. The one cent was
plated with gold and sent forward to the
treasury. Now Connecticut was not to
be outdone by Illinois, and returned The
cent,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
A Lefty PnrlOr.

A.Now York millionaire is having built
a sc,p'o rooms on the top of tho lofty
Equitable building, overtAo hundred feet
above the sea level. Tho apartments
are reached bya flight of gilded iron
steps. The suite consists OF three rooms
aparlor, dining-room, and bath. All arc
to be csrpeted and crowded with costly
bric-a- brac The little suite OF rooms is
provided with oval windows four feet in
diameter and will be lighted by cleo
tricity and furnished with steam heaters
for the winter months or any inoppor-
tune cold wave that may break in upon
the summers heat This superb apart
ment is the highest in point Of elevation
from the ground level OF any similar
suite OF rooms in the world. In the hot
test day OF summer breezes blow in the
altitudinous parlor aud make sojourn
there quite as enjoyable and cooling as a
siesta in the mountains under the shade
trees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

which Mr., Petrio brings to England are
some very beautiful specimens. The best
OF these, together with large NUMBER
Of the richest gilded mummies and many
hundreds OF interesting antiquities from
tho Hawnx cemetery, will. 1t is under
stood, be exhibited in London during the
present season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

Mr.. Baweis, The sesfationsl London
preacher, IL ihort In stsiure and kalis in bis
gait. lis hair is black, and be wears well his
City years. Hs 10 an sdmirsbIs csnpanlon
aHd an exquisite performer on the visilu.
Mr.. naweis lives wifi his vile ~ Qu'es's
House, Cheyns Walk, Cbeisss, wsich va,
once the suburban palace VI Catherine Of
Bragtnzs, wife OF Chsfies H., by whom it
was built. IL contsins many interesting lite
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
ELECTRIC POWER.

~erH~-~-@~1~-~r
THE VIRGINIA ELECTRIC LIGHT
L AND POWER COMPANY IL now prepared
to estimate for and furnish
POWER AND ELECTRIC MOTORS
from y to s5-horse power for driving all kinds Of
machinery for mechanical purposes-fans, eleva-
tors, &C.. &C.
The advantages Of using Electric Motors are
economy, reliability, regularity Of speed under
all circumstances, safety, simplicity, and absence
OF heat ana noise; requiring no skilled labor 70
runit
Any work that can be done by a steam-engine
can DO done by an Electric Motor.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
ARC AND INCAND aSCENr LIGHTS for stores.
Offices, dwellings, warehouses, shops, &C., fur
nished at reasonable rates.
Apply for terms, &c, to
W.n. COLE. Superintendent
10 l9-3m l07 south Seventh street city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT or rBE COUNTY oy lIf''
RICO-XOGT's ADMIsIsfEATEI1 AOAlNsf VIZ
by John /. Ooddih,
Real Estate Agent aad Auctionoer
Bank aud Eleventh s.reetA

VALUABLE DOUBLE BnlCA
' DWELLING on OLfvEks ALLEY ~ -
LEIGH s1RLEr FOR SALE BY Al ttlvN .
will sell NJ public auction, GA tue prcui.-ss' %
WEDNESDAY, july Is. l,'s.
az o'clock r. NJ. hat DOUBLE lNo-' 4.
BglCk TENEMENT fronting "a tao west $50 70
divers alisy, a short distance from Leisu 81 .
contsinlng four rooms aud eccuplel by ~ .'.. "
tenants- Lcs ss1A feet 1his rs = go1 i-'
meat. and vsiu par well on ,ss price eXp8'.,A
TK,ss. Az sale' JOHN L. 0ODJlN
,v m Alrto1etr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
BY Henry L staples & o..
" NNNE = u" ~ y ~
Real Estate Agents Aad Aacti3use-,
ll03 tAst Main street. Richmond. "a
TRUsTEE's SALE OF ATTRACT or

TRUSTEES SALE OF Attract or
Il LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY
VA, CONTAINING 2i7 ACkES BY vlrtg. 81
certain deed Of trust from n. A. Aniaaon t-
ana wife. dated January z. 1870. tnf fl.v pa.
corded In Priacs Edward County Court, On dee
Book -. page $50. default harlug been maze Do
the payment Of the saGl thsrsby secured. ana
being 40 required By the bsue..iAry ] shA. t..I
By auction 20 the highest bidder. 10 froli - u.,
pOst-Ofics. In tse city u Richmond. Na. 90
SATURDAY, july q. lsiS
a, O'Clock p. NJ. thAt certain TRACT LAND
described ia ths said deed ''ali that fra H..
eel Of lssd lying IN the county q pria.e EIa,-.
Va. csa,Aipinf 2i5 A. RS. be tAe same ,r.-. "a,
less. being tAs zane tract st laai shin VA
coArsyes 70 J. ~. r9rtsa BY : q. Gi0... t-.s
tee, BY dsed dated DsceaDsc ". 1911. AL s...r
was sonyeyed % SAID h. A. Atkinson. lI. .,
said J. N. Norton azJ wife. by d-ea ia'cl -,h 2
January, 1885,. The said lAad adl0ias u.a laaI.
Of n. d Palmer. John hardey. AMI 0,hsrsr
TEkHs: LRough IN casl % pay e1qelsss 70
sale aad any dsiisqeont ta1es tlat MAY fe q .s
saa adsRt Of f73l.S, With lntsraet ttore.l l.r.
January 2. 1884, ustli patti. saa the ~. ile .f %
suzh terms q. the graator Rlay prescribe
re tsxss for tho year ta - h paii ~ hs
purchaser. Kenny LEE sTAfiEs.
~ ~ Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
Dr Cbesnlpg d n0se,
HeaI F-thto AUCIIOuFtIs HHu DIVAVI's
No. north Tenth streets
nRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF !

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
j LOT OF LAND IL TIE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO ON THE EAST LINE OF THIkTY-sE-
COND BETWBHN RAND 8 sTRSntS. FRONT
ING ~ FEET BI DEPTH OF l94 FEET To AN
ALLEY is FEET WIDE. By virtue OF
certain deed Of Wust OF record Ia tho CLERKS
once OF Hsnrlcc County Court and being re-
CURED by tas holder OF tho note thereby secured,
We will sell at suosion, upon ths premises. on
"WEDNESDAY, July %, 1885,
at O'Clock P. H.. Ths aboVe-descriood LOT.
THEHs: one half In each. tbs residue as SIX
months, with per cent. interest and Secured
by q deed OF trust J. o. WBNDENBvR
Trustee.
CHEWING a ROsB Auc,i0neers iysl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
ByR&. Cstlio.
Real Estate Agent sHd AgctioaeeE

UCTION SALE OF AN ATIRAI,,
"A TIyKBRsCK DWELLING, ~ lhoho~ 'N
ORDkR. CONTAINING sEykN Rooh'' 81
FRONTING CaikBOKAZO PAkA.-I VII ~
at auction, en- sas premises. on
TUEzDAI, July AIRS, ,..,,..,s
at 6. P. H.. As Way DEsiRAblk bB.s =
DWELLING situated on the north side ~ y. /,
street beyond Thirty-tbird. Tho rontgI"
this property ~ the. pre,tisst park IA nc by,
its greAl elevation, and is coAreuiehes " III.
s,rsss railway mako specially a.NaCN,
The rress Aufnbsr q people rho have befn n
curing for such property recently should ''''--
this ssls. c.rtrS
Aucli. aocf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

GoGdins amir PREF In ths Chan'cfy r.t
-. OF me city W kl.lr' -
Cooke {, ais, Dsit's.l Decree Of Juno 3, .,''.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION ME
y OF A LOT or LAND Of r0f SOUTH
LINE or BROAD NEAR MAYO ) ikftl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
TUESDAY. JULY earn,

st 40 O'Clock, p. D., tho valuable property above
REFEREES to. " 'nprsvslnsats consist q an ak
coileHt sTOks 20 BAS-rOoh WITH DWELL
ING OF skYBS ROOMS attached, besides
STABLE. "a; all Rearly new aad Ia good ordsr
The pAtrsnags Of The store aRd bar we're large
aud very prOhiable, soa Is 10 believes that ths
recelpts from bar aiene viii pay fer the plaee 10
q few years Asa site for villa IL 10 pre-eml
neatly desirable os account OF its nearnese ane
Accessibility 20 the 0ity. It's sodd neighoorhood,
and It's doe shade. Several trains pass the place
daily. stopping IN few yards OF the house
to the city IL cheaper than cleo
trio fares n a nj N emily ticket 10 used.
TBRNs: OHe uird cash balance AZ one ana
two years with Interest &c ~ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
SATURDAY. JvLr ., lslS
By Z. A. Cat.in,
Real Estate Ageat sui Avc;.ouesr

UCTION SALE OF THIRTYLOTS
N or LEWIS sTRLkrAND EISnr L0I, u.s.
NICHOLSON STREET. FULIO&.-lWll se. 9
public auctien, on
THURSDAY, July 2crH.
AZ o'clock p. ~, commencing az Si.tn'..a
street nssr Williamsburg sycnle, she a..,e-
dos ,ribeI PROPERTY. Tho lofs 0u lev ss....t
commence near the avenue, are Aigl aa1 f...
and conveniently located for operative A.
cedar Works, liub-FAcfory, Bsg-taeory, .l-
Works. &C., add consequently sre We .-s"
Tor me erection Of dwelling houses. Iiis l..lt
the last Of low-price property INST IS lbs .e.i ID
the city.
TssNs: Easy. =. A. tAlIIN.
iys2 AIcl ....r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
ByN. W. Bore.
Real kstatO Auctiopeer.

A HIGHLY-PROFITABLE COUN-
IA TRY STORE WITH 64 ACRES OF BEAU.
TlFUL AND wELL~saADsD LAND, SUITABLE
FOR VILLAS, SITUATED on THE RICHMOND,
FRgDERfCKsBUfO AID POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD AT STAPLESs CROSSING, -FOUR NILES
FROM TIE CITY. Ar AUCIiot.-As tho 70
quest Of ths owner, who sesirss 70 engage IA
other business, will ssil By auction, on the
IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

TVRV9TEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
i FFED. MULES. WAGONS. UARNEe~, ik''
SAFE. 10. Al AUCTION. By virtue = - te-t
of trust from j IA %. LANCE, dr. aLd iAr.u.
Langc. arners doing huriuess unfe. 10 Pr
name Of Laugc Brothers, 10 tbs undersigned. a.i
duly recorded, will cell ~ SO. 81 npitl. l.li
strseL, Oh
THURSDAY. .6rn INSTANT.
az Il O'Clock. no sniirs stock ~
Hay, OATS. htLI-FEsD, MEAL.
HORSE Powders. &c.
ALSO.
EXCELLENT WORK MULES;
gGLOD SPkI So MAUOAo. with pOrtalla @ e.
sssts ng1 extra shA.ts.
2sru DOT BILE II ARSEsS;
l"Nillsrs IRON SAFE:
pair PLATFORN SCALES. TRUCKS &c.. t-
Particular attention il A.ked. especially 'N i-
SuLaS ard WAGONS. a. they arc Oh in 1...-
class Orier.
kBAs: Cash
S.TAYLOR EVANS, Thu fee.
JAS. bACDOUGALL. Salesman. - %
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nEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.-FOt

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.-FOR
4 SALE. for rho purpose Of settling an estate,
the VALUABLE FARM known as "tOAN
HALL situated on Coan river, Northumberland
county, Va, within g short distance OF heaths-
vile. containing 5j7 ACRES ) kOODS, more or
less. - -
The WORKING-STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
will DO so d with the farm.
For particulars address THE MERCANTILE
TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BAIrl-
MORE, Baltimore, Nd. ~ 2@-ln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
FRIDAY. july 27. i's.,

In execution ~ dccroe in u' a.0rhre.-
toned suit tie under.lgrcj. thereby Gp.0
Tor tne purpose, will sen ~ auction, li'a -f
premises, ON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
AUCTION sALEs-Monday.

AUCTION sALEs--n o' "u"s 49,
BY Jas. kacdougalL
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
Il GRoCERIEs. STORE FIXTURES, LICENSE,
40. AT AUCTION.--By virtue OF deed OF Ius.
from John ". Miller 70 the undersigned arg
dnIy recorded we will sell at the store, corner Of
Reservoir and Taylor streets. on
MONDAY EVENING,
.ta o'clock. tho entire assortment ofFANILY
GROCERIES, CAN-GO0DS, OIL-TANhs, To
Also. 3 GOOD COUNTERS. ( PAIR SCALES,
1 ICE-bOX, SHOWCASE, LICENSE. &C, &C.
TERMS: Cash. oo,,
BENJAMIN II. BERRY,
JAMES W. ANDERSON
Trustees
lag MIcpoUaALr. Salesman. ~ 2O-te
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spo.al o0mmis...l
CuEwNiNG s ROsE, Aucaouecrs.

GOpplss ADMlSf-TR ArOR, PLAINTIFF, AGAi>,'
COKE 81 Az. DErENDANrs-lN fuG tuANN-
Ky '0rRr % lHE tilN OF hcHN1Ap.
J.. Charles vs.. Goidl0, clark ~ saii court.
certify hat mo bond required a. tho sp~
commissioner by ITO decree 100 SAID cause
June ., lsss has been duly given.
GScn under NY hand this lsih day ~ iulf
ls.S. CHARLES ". tObDlN.
= Il tln.k.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
MINERAL WATERS.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS WATERS.

We are AGENTS for tbs sale ~ tho STANDARD
VIRGINIA SPRINGS WATERS, which for 30
mssy years haze maintained q WORLDWIDE
RaPUTATlON and given ecist 20 tho FAMED
VIRGINIA FOUNTAINS, from which no got our
aE plies dirsct-ViI.;
WAlTEsULPHUh, BUFrALO LIIHiA
ALLEGHANY, ROCkBKfO0E ALUM,
HEALING. NALLANHATOOLA ALUM,
CAPON WOLF TRAP,
SULPHUR, BLUAHlDGH.
Bodies thsss celebrated waters No keep con-
stsntly On hand -.-.
BKOMINEAND ARSENIC. SARATOGA YICHY,
hATHORN, CONGkEeS,
AVID stocks OF EUROPEAN WATEkS. Descrip-
i've Pamphlets semi on application.
PURCELL, kADD CO., Druggists,
Agents virginia Springs Waters,
No. Governor street, Richmond, Va.
1ei4-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
THURSDAY, july 2erH.
Cherninr Roc.

Real Estate Auctioneers an Brokers,
No. north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
~ JVTn 7. NNIHTHl
Real Estate Aksat and Auctlonee'
Eank sad Eleventh streets.

lGuA hau Ete'%AbA rFip's's
SALE OF
\ HANDSOME AND pHSIRA ID
WEST CARY-srRERP LOTS. BElNE hA.-
NUT AND PARK slHIkIv, bi Altlltf.-
By virtue Of a decros Of as Circuit Court li a-
county 81 HsnricO. catered on tie lin l'f b
July. lsss, ia the casa ~ Nsri. hiministfaf irs-
yogt and ais. the uBdsrsiEesd, spo-iai oI.nn..-
si0nsr, win sell NJ public auction, N ile i.'e'
THURSDAY. July %. i.,',
ats o'clock +. h.-1rti, thoss I 80 DA-itA..s
LOTS locatsi On tho Esst eide 81 WANT r.
between n attn and cary Susss. sGch fr.1lu Z .
feet and running back 10 fee o az a 10y, o
Immediately after Two BEAUTIFUL LuI,
tho ssrth side Of Cary sst"ssn Ma.nu1nni fa',
sLe-ts. opposite the Dani4OHe brick cHe.li <
Msssrs. irsIier aud E.Inore. "a , lsYlg
OF q fssI ani depth ~ 10 ieet fl o. a..r
There lots located n tk0 direct lllg ~ ..' ...
growth. Oner lne opportunity 90 - -l.e AI
Vostmspt which Is almost certain o. yea Dol 70
some PROFIT Ia the near future. ami tA' 81. 81
attention u capitalists snd others "a ca..rl .
this sale. A plat II tAo property can Do 'e-- Do
tho Once OF tns auctiOnesr.
TEEHs: one third each: balhn 'e in go .
twelve months, for negotiable notes. iu' .'''
added. and titlo rstsins9 until al me pun. I.'-
money Is pait aud q conTsyAn-e ordered ~ 20
Court hLLhN g. ''LLl'''
Special Oommiss o"r..
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT or rBE COUNTY oy II f''
RICO-VoIr's ADNlsIsfkATEl1 ADAl,sf '.''
AND AIS.
/. ". g Leake, clerk Of tho Circui, Cclr g ne
county q hoHrico. 10 hereby certify go. '.'-
cizl Commissioner Allen .. Collins bss ven -
bond required BY decree enierst Ia 'I' AVN
cause on tho nth day Of July, 1855. -
Given under my hand this aoth DAY o. '-'''
yg VS.. LEAK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

WANTED, A HAND WHO UN-
w DERsTANDs drying cutting. and packing
plug cut tobacco. State salary expected Ad-
dress A. II. MOTLEY CO.,
~ 22-lt Redsville, n. C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

WANTED, A BLACKSMIrH-A
w good horse-shoer and ono that under
stands all kinds Of iron work. White man pre-
ferred. Apply at 1890 Williamsburg avenus 70
~ % IL Mrs K ~ gILAEH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

WANTED, BY A LADY OF EX-
w PERIENCB, A POSITION as TEACHER
in q school or private family. Is qualified 10
teach Preach. Latin. the ususl kngiish Branches,
and Music. The last 4 speciality. Address MISS
a. j. r., care OF Postmaster, Abbeyilie. va.
Nv l7-2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

WANTED, A SUPERINTENDENT
w 10 take charge Of tho Barion Graded
School References aud Recommendations must
be lled with application. School opens FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. Salary 800 per
month. School will continue from nine to ten
months. Address j. z. DAVIS, Secretary.
~ Al-3t Marian & T..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

A LADY OF LONG AND Sue
N cnssFUL EIPERIHycH IN TEACHING
DESIRES A SITUATION IN . private family or
school % teach the usssl gsEish branches asd
music. References exchanged. Address. stating
terms, i. {. T., care Postmaster. Tunssalrs,
New Kent county. Va ~ lswAsust
WANTED, TO SELL A DRUG
w sToRE, STOCK. AND FIxTUREs. Cor
nsr stand In the centre Of the city. Terms:
Part casa; balance on liberal tsrns Actress,
G. VI. PoitDExTEn,
~ N0-eodGts (hariotso xvtlIa VI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

shown In the collection Is from British
Guiana. Ii was made merely by taking
single sheet OF bark of suitable size,
curling mp the sides, and then siitisning
the edges by means OF slender
splints bound to them with thongs.
Tho ends of the canoe ara left
open and the savage navigator
has TO use much skill to prevent
water from Washing in at stem or stern.
An Indian canoe, made by the Passama-
qnoddy Indians OF Hsine, is shown, asa
model OF its type. lis made OF birch
bark, over light wooden franc, with
one thwsrt amidships The bark 10
sewed together at the ends and to the
gunwsles with dyed wooden fibre. IL
has round bottom the ends being alike,
sharp and curved upward.
A balsa or swimming raft from the
East Indies is made simply OF long
bundles Of rushes bound together. A
cstansran from Madras, India. is made
OF logs bound together with ropes aud
fashioned 90 that they tend to point
and bend upward slightly in 'front.' This
is used as suri-boat When heavy
swell threatens the craft the native ma
riner deserts it altogether, jumping into
the wave and then clsmbering upon 1t
when he comes 70 the surface again. On
this craft, too, he sometimes sets up
tiny mast and HOSTS bit Of cotton as
sail.
The Irish standard., 1888-11-24
Every Day Trials.

Great sacrifices are not always the
hardest to bear. Always expecting
them to comfort us, we sre often ready
for them; their very magnitude gives
to the BELIEVING soul a potent realiza-
tiop of the near presence of God, for
we cannot help rejecting, and, in some
respects feeling grateful, that we are
called upon to bear heroic part in the
grand scheme of suffering Christianity.
But little, every day trials-the invisi-
BILE crosses we all carry, the hidden
Yexations and triaing frets that will
not down be. we ever SO weary and
weak hearted, the contradictions of cir
cumstances, the worries Of daily living
here are the things that are hard to
endure; these are the acritices that
make saints, if borne with cheerful
ness and resign alton. ss>s5. s3s5.
The Irish standard., 1888-11-24
An Eminent lrisa Doctor and Benefactor,

An Eminent lrisa Doctor and Benefactor,
1t was through the exertions of an
eminent Irish physician, DR.. Richard.
Barter, who was born, iii 1902, at Cool
daniel, county Cork, that Turkish baths
were first introduced into Ireland, Eng
land, and Scotland. He was an emf
nent hYdrophobist, and commenced his
profession as dispensary physician at
lnniscarra, where he was elected honor
able secretary OF the Cork Agricultural
Society. It was he who introduced the
famous water-cure establishment at
Blarney. Although we hear but little
about him, he was benefactor to Eng
land as we'll as Of Ireland; but it seems
to be-in fact, it is-the studied inter-
ests Of English annalists and encylo-
p@dists to ignore the works of Irishmen
of genius, He was an eminent Irish
scholar, and worked hard in those days
to keep it from decaying. Had Barter
been an Englishman we would have
heard more about him. He died at
Blarney, county Cork, Ireland, 1870.
The Irish standard., 1888-11-24
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apecial Correspondence of The irish Standard
Miss Celestine S;cha]er has just re-
turned from Chicago.
Miss Kitty Mccarthy, Of St. Paul.
spent Sunday at home,
Jerry Driscoll, of ST. Paul. was Aown
from st, Paul to attend his brothers.
funeral.
Mrs. James Mci3hane returned honsa
last week from her visit to friends i,s
Boston, Mass,
Mrs. T.. J. Mullen returned TO hers
home in WabasFa after q pleasant visit;
with her friends here.
A dance WAS given at Mr. JollH
Connel}y'a, Of Denmark, On Friday
evening. Quite q number of the young
folks of the city went oyer,
a husklng bee was given at Mrs
Ann Murray's, in Rayenna, last week,
Twenty men were present and husked
l. 900 baskets OF corn. A. dance fol-
lowed III Ghe evening.
Frank Newell, of st. Paul, arrived
home Saturday evening to visit his
parents and his brother, John, who is
quite sick again with the dropsyr
There are hopes Of his recovery.
Mr. M. FIaherty, OF Sioux City. and
Miss Rosa Connolly, Of minneapolis,
arrived here Oh Saturday. They wara
on visit to Gheir uncle, Mr.. james
Mclaughlin, and returned Sunday to
Minneapolis, accompanied by their
cousins, Miss Mary and Nora Nc
Laughlin.
Danniel Driscoll, Of Bellewood, died
on Thursday night from the effects Of
2 strain by lifting small keg of waterr
lie was buried from Bel'ewood ch urch
On Saturday, Father Fitzgerald reading
mass at 10 o'clock. The body waas
buried in Bellewood cemetery. He
was twenty-three years old. His par-
ents and twin brother and the rest OF
the family have the sympathy of ak
their friends in theft great affection.
May his soul rest in peace LIB.
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the result of the election. When asked
as to his destination he replied, *
won't stop till [ get my feet in tide~
water He passed through Mantian
and in an interview with the Pioneer
he said that it was his intention to go
west and try to get l75 miles from any
railroad. where he can It see any trains-
1.-THE trouble in Bismarck, said Denny
is that there wants to be a few funerals
political funerals--in which there VIII
be some good corpses. Bismarck has
got too many original founders OF the
Republican and Democratic parties
They all do their fighting with tieir
mouths, aud don't want to giveanybody
square deal" He is evidently one OF
the most disgusted Democrats i'll the
territory.
WISCONSIN.
Miss Gertrude Fulton, OF Hudson. 1cs
turned to Farbault, Mimi, last wesk~
At the last meeting Of the village
council an ordinance was passed which
places any person liable TO fine Ct SIC
for keeping open barber shop on Sur
Gay. The ordinance was prepared by
the Barbar'a association CT West ssG~
rcrinr
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Citizen-Well, deacon, I spose the
camp meeting was a success?
Deacon dubiously-Well, I dunno.
There was forty eight converts.
"Why, that's glorious"
''Ye-es; but thirty-seven of 'em owe
me yet for beer an sandwiches