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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

shall BE- as follows: For every quarter OF
beef, every bog. or deer, ten cents; Tor every
mutton, ismb, or veal. tive cents, ana Tor
other meat or meat In pieces no, coming
under any OF the above descriptions, al tue
rate OF one mill pound.
). said Inspector shall before acting in MS
office give bond IA the penalty Of s3,000.
Referred TO the Committees on Health aud
First aud Second Markets.
THE GERMAN ADyERrfsyR.
Mr. Higgins offered the following;
Rcs0iyedb bgthc Council Of he Ciiy Of Rich
mOad fhe Board of Aldermen c0nenrripgb
That the city advertising be, and Is hereby
awarded 70 the German Advertiser In ac-
eogdance with the terms Of ~ last bid a.
submitted 20 the Committee on Accounts
and Printing. Adopted.
POLICE AccOrSTs.
Mr.. Joyncs offered resolution that the
SUN Of sC,O5999 be appropriated 10 make up
an increase u 10 per cent. IN tie police ac-
counts. Referred 10 tue Committee on III
nance.
POLITICAL INQUIRY.
The following was introduced by John
Mitchell, Jr., cOlOred member from jack
son Ward:
BE a resolved on ne Common Council Of
ne cEy OF Richmond, That The Committee
on Streets are hereby requested 10 report AZ
the next monthly meeting oi this body whe.
ther or not a resolution wa offered ana
adopted requiring that only persons In SYM
paihY with The Democratic party be employ-
cd on city work; aud second, what parties,
4 any. have been discharged by the opera
tion OF the aforesaid resolution.
Referred TO the Committee on streets.
FINANCIAL.
Mr.. steel offered a resolution that the
Finance Committee be authorized 20 borrow
sums not % exceed a. any ore lime eos, ,oOo,
which amounts are 10 Doe reimbursed 0ut OK
The taxes for 1852.
sEABRooy's wAREnOCsE.
Mr.. Sirstion offered o resolution thst tho
Committee ON Grounds and Buildings be
authorized to inquire INTO the oXpeciency OF
selling the Scabiook Warehouse property,
Adopted.
CnrRCH-inIL AVENUE,
Mr. Sraiton presented petition from
Mrs. SuqA r. Palmer asking plyment
i1c land at the corner oi twcnty-iifst
anil Marshall streets, and nov part ol
Church liiu avenue. taken by The city 0i
Hiebmond in tue construction Of said ave.
uuc. which was referred 10 tommluee on
streets.
VOTE rrC0NspEnfn.
Nr Crime. moved 20 reconsider the vote
hv which iho salaries 81 certain men om'
rloyod uudrr the direction oi the street
Committee was increased. carried. Ana
The Latter wl, fhen land on the table.
Adjourned AZ lU.lj O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

John Foster (both white menl were located
ana warrants sworn out for them and were
executed by Sergeauts Georee II. Matthews
and William Whitiock, Of tue police force;
Tho PRISONERS prove 10 be rO,orious railroad
thieves. one OF them lJim R0binson) mas
served q term IN the pcniientiary, having
been sent there by Wren's Defective Agency
for robhIng the Richmond and AEeghany
Railroad Company Of bras boxes.
The prisoners will have herring before
Justice Crutchdeld this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
~ PauI's Church.

A meeting OF the yestry Of It. PauPs
church was held yesterday afternoon, ard
the most important matter consdered. Il IS
understood, wa that of selecting some one
10 fill the position of assistant rector, made
vacant by the resignation Of Rev. Mr.. Fun,
stem. A member of the vestry, when applied
TO bythe Dispatch for a report Of the meet
inc. said: 1--WE have no Information iikeV
10 be Of interest 10 the public" II they de-.
cided whom to call they doubtless deem It
prudent not to disclose his name ~ yet.
Rev. Dr. Charles MinnigeIode 10 rector oi
II paUrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

There was a considerable freshet in the
james river yesterday. As result of ine
recent rains the stream commenced 10 grow 10
volume, s. well a. IN mrdd'nes', saturday
afternoon, and tue rise continued steadily
ana rapidly until Yesterday morning. Wheh
tue waser stood nearly three feet deep on the
iloor OF the Old Dominion steamship Com
pany's sheds, and the wharves OF the other
water lines were 10 equally As damp eoadl-
too.
The water hegan TO subside slowly about
uidtay. aad the probabilities arc that by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
cou.nmption, wastlnE Disesse.,

snd General Debility. Doctors disagree ~
10 the relative Y4sus o. cod-iyer OF and
hypoDhos phitcs-ihe one supplying 'trengh
and iesh and ibe other giving nerve power
aud acting ~ a tome 10 the digestive aDd
enii.c ,ys,cm. t}ut IN .cOiPs Emulsion OF
COD liver Oh with iiypOph0sph.tes tho Two
ore combined ana 90 t1tci |. "ondefiul.
Thousands VINO move derived 40 petni'nens
benefit from 0tI-f prenr1ii"ns baFe beeh
cured ov this scott. Emu SION Is perfect
H. ualatlbie and Is easily digested by those
who cannot tolerate plain eOd.lNcg oil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
MOTHERS MoTHERsn

are YOU disturbed at nigh. and hrosen of your
-e.t ,,y a s.s child suffering ami cryipg With tns
ercrucia,lug pala oi cuisnS teeshf II ~, 80 ~
once ana s.s boilIs oi MIS- wiSsLo"S
SOOTHING sgRCP. IL vill rel'eve Tho poor
utle sufferer Immediately y-dspend upon is
,hers "a no mistake about H. There Is nos
mother on earth who has ever used nNso wa
no, tsu you AZ once ,hai !. vii ieguis's ,hs
bowsla, and give rest 70 ne raother, ard rs'iss
aua hcalth 70 tho caild. operating iiks ieegis' II
= perfectly safe 10 uss In ali cases aud pss@s>as
81 me sasts, and l. ths prescription Of oas % mo
olses, snd bess female physicisns and nurses "a
me United states Sold everywhere rsrnty-
ave eents bottle. "y~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

Tomorrow morning Il will be back within
the usuai bounds. Tbe highest point
reached AZ C0lumbia. where the Rivanna
empiies into the james, was eighteen feet
above common tide and the water was fau-
ing there in lhe afternoon.
The dredging force employed about iour
miles below the city had TO suspend opera
tons Yesterday.
The steamship Old Dominion, which ar
rived early In the morning, did not CON-
mence dischargng her cargo until noon'
They report verg rough trip on their way
out from New York, aud part OF her paddle
houses were carried away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa.

40 sApER REMEDY can 30 n,c for Coughs snd
Colds. or any trouble of mo 1nroa- nan
"BsOwss BR0SciisL TaocHzA' Price y
cents SolI only in Ooros.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

The Week OF Prayer service heid last
night IN the Fourth Presbyteriln church
was of an impressive and solemn character.
Or. Hogs spoke with sweetness and probt
10 all. His subject was Thanksgiving"
Afterward Or. ". A. Campbell made 0riei
address with great effect on "C0niesslon.'
Al the close OF the meeting Or. Ilogc offered
a tender PRAYER 20 the God Of all comfort
and grace for the beloved and deeply
alIllcied HrOLner Robert stiles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
KNITTED GOODS.

Every TOBOCGAN CAP. JERSEY CAP. HOOD.
FASCINArOK. and JOCKEY CAP marked
down 10 less than cost Cal early 10 secare
some of them. .. 80 .,
99c. viii buy q handsome SHOULDER SHAW l.
that IS worth l5c.
A reduction Of - per cent or moro has been
maie on large lot OF CLOTHS ana CS>Sl-
MERE~ for Genlemeu's wear. An Aranse-
ucut has been made with a hrs'-c'A7a '1ilor
10 mako tlem up at .ow prices; , ,,,,, $50,
D.. VIII buy a bottle OF excellent >ituh IOllShs
h, viii BUY a cake OF the best lMfoRi kD
WHITE CASTLE SOAP; ,,,,,,....,r
with brush. ,,,,rr,, r,,,,.,
&c. viii buy a pack oi double-thick ENVELOPES
lo5K oui Tor another list Il bargains IN 10
m0rr0w's Dispatch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Mozart Concert aud orchestra sup

4 very fine concert was given at the No
zart last night, which was much enjoyed by
all present. AT Us conclusion the Amateur
Ofebestra bad q supper 1t eanger Hail, 6
which Mr.. l.. r. Archer. the president, pre-
sided. A few Invited guests, original mem-
bers Of toe Orchestra, we're present. as was
also CAPTAIN Franz Cunningham, who en-
liyeued the occasion with sweet music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

Lotta appears tonight At .he Mozart as
Nay IN {" Pawn Ticket 30" She IS sueh an
acknowledged fayorite with the Richmond
public that she ~ certain on this her only
snnearance here 10 play 10 crowded house,
PARTICULARLY as this is her farewell visit. Az
the close Of the season she proposes TO take q
Measure trip WITH her mother and brother
around the world.
The booking promises large and fashion,
able audience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

Yesterday afternoon one Of the operatives
~ John WTen's Detective Agency lodged
Information az the detective headquarters
fhat thieves were Al work r0hbing the Rich
Ioona and Dsnviiie Railroad Company ot
ra,lroad iron from pile OF their rails lying
on the side Of the track IN resr OF TAlbotrs
foundry. The thieves. jim Robinson and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

The win ot Thomas GO2an was admitted
TO probate in the clerks Office OF the Cham
eery Court Yesterday.
The estate. which Is valued al $1,000, is
left Internationally 10 bis wife, Mrs Mar
gsret GoGan. whom he appoints exeeutrix.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
N rIAcr r0R PRIVATE RFyENGE.

twill be seen from this oath. so carefully
and clearly laid down, that the function Of
Grand Juror il to act for the puti,c good
atone. The graud-iury room is no place Tor
priy4te revenge or secret malice, ana should
never hc ouoned Ly YOU TO ans man for the
purpose Of accomplishing by the sword of
Inc criminal law th4t which belongs to tue
civil court for settlement.
IL X 10 trivial matter 10 place citlZen be-
fore the community upon a criminal charge.
Vo those who are ignorant and frlcndless il
may mean mean week. and months OF incar-
ccraiion before their defence can be made IN
4 trial court, aud, besides, to the honest iu-
nocent nan it bring, a pain which no pun
isbment can relieve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

n is romlircd on vO1 Whon q case is pro
eruio1 for YOUR con Adcration that yOu should
ascertain from he evidence before you
whether or not mn affeucc has been commit
lcd. ana when tons ,h,il have been estab-
lished 10 your satisfaction You are then to
determine further whether or not there rs
testimony of character strong enough
against the party accused to call upon hlm 10
make hi, defence before jury OF trial
The statute demands that Won ".hall dill
pently Inquire aud true presentment make
II ali matter, given you i'm charge or when
may come 10 your knowledge touching your
present service. That you present 10 per-
son through prejudice or i'll viii. nor leaye
any uupunlshcd through fear or favor. but
IN an your prcsentmeuts YOU shall present
lhe truth. The whole truth, and nothing but
tle ftutn.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

a food foF no Nerves and brsin' aa apsoias
cure for Nervous Heaia ne, Mental "eAkness
Despoaderry. and 3 positive cure Tor tns Lal"oe
HablL sold ~ W. II. scorf, FrAnSsle AID so'sH-
teoafn streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
B,.sop Heane Further uonored.

A cablegram from Rome TO the New York
Washington Uniyerslty, has been appointed
preacher for Epipssny BY the Pope In the
Church OF 81. Siiyeslo in Capite, which has
been eeded TO the English OF Rome II per-
DetuitY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
GUARD WELL.

You will observe that In all cases Of Sc
rious nature It devolycs upon YOU to take
the first recorded steps m the prosecution,
and the community looks TO YOU to in1u-
qirlte am administration OF justice in its
prf,rut and mo.t unbiased form. Guard
weI the grand-iury room; drive irom IL
everything which prrtakc, OF aught but
truth aud Justice, always remembering tn'l
il Is as much your duty to protect ~ u j. To
oro-rcutc. For when the public shall come
to understand that our iuries stand a. reaoy
10 enforce law against the wrongdocr Is
tnry are 10 shield those who are wrongfuliy
accused, then there can be no fear Of yio-
lcuce either 10 person OF property IN tnis
etFy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

When Baby Was lick, we gave her cas'orh'
When She was a Child. sho srled Tor Castoria.
wnen ne became 'rss she chung % Ca''oria'
when she hal ll lldlcu, She gave thom CastoflA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

Beautiful Fhot0gnphs--ioSsst prieo> LIS
GALLERY, Teeth aud Asinsiseets. six card mo
togfephs 51c.: oDe dozen cEuireis. SIN
Copies from old pigture, beautifully taken,
and Il low prizes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.


For sale.
f9rtv.seyen shares Of Dismal swnmp Land
Company stock. CEoRGE WASHINGTON,
Charlc,tOBu, Jefferson county ". Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
/ nc BrauO jury lutu i'l'icH'
APPOINTMENTS.

The following appointments were then an
bounced:
SURGEON to the Jail, Dr. W. S. Gordon.
Sealcr of Weights and Measures, Captain
loui. i. Bo,,icuX; Deputy, Captain Henry
W. Lubbock.
.lnltor OF the Courtroom, Thomas Ro'
btrls.
Police officers for special processes OF tue
Court. Sergeants Hulce and romlinson.
Dr. Gordon succeeds DR.. Lewis Wheat as
surgeon Of the Jail, and Captain Bos>ieuX
succeeds Mir. = Is. Raglaud as Sealer OF
Weights and Measures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

Mr.. Leale was several weeksago appointed
bv a majority Of the stockholders trustee, 10
make thorough examination OF the COM
pany's affairs.
lie has not vet completed bis hbors m this
behalf. and. while Dee dil not say 80. it is un-
der,l00d the adjournment was TO give time
20 procure certain da'a which, ne desired AMI
which are essential IN order that be may be-
allo fo prq.eat a correct aud comprehensive
report To the eslockhoders.
Thc building Of the road, Mr.. Lcakc thinks,
would be- one u the greatest things that
could be done to advance the Interests and
prosperity OF Richmond, for il would open
up To our market a rch country which "a
naturally tribgtlry ID Nrsiu'a'~ capital, DHt
which Is forced to send it. products TO lialii-
more. a. water craft is the only means Of
reaching any martet ana all of the vessels
ply 10 and from Baltimore aud none OF them
come to kichmOad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Mr.. LEAEE's VIEWS.

When seen at the Office Of the Virgins
Construction Company in the afternoon Mr.
Leake SAID that the object OF this meeting
is 10 look thoroughly into the affairs Of the
company, which are ~ an unsettled cend-
ton, ard II deemed adyi.abie IN have re,
organzltiou. He said further that he meant
10 reflection upon the gentlemen who are
now or have been IN the management o' the
enterprise, for they, be thought, have ham
mercd away and done the bes, they could;
but unfortunately they have not succeeded
I'm getting reliable moneyed men 10 take
hold OF the matter. Tue consequence is
very little has been accomplished during
the two years since The charter was obtained
and operations are now AZ a stand still and
The company is in debt to an amount which
Is not exactly known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
THE OUTLOOK.

when asked IL be thought il probable that
he aud 3fr. Pace and their as,o 'iale' would
take hold Of and build the Elgh'h,slreet
turnel. be replied that 10 would ncccssarlly
De some time before this cOuld be definitely
decided. lie thought the tuuucl aud road
should both be built, and perhaps would be
before gr at while. II suitable connec-
lions can be made at the bay cad of tine road
and the desired cooperation can BE secured
here. The road and tunnel will be bullt oc-
youd 4 doubt, but the entire scheme must
he shown to BE- feasible before the proper
kind OF men can Doe induced 20 put tbeir
money into the project. II is questionable
whether the local traffic on the road from the
bay 10 Richmond would, OF Itself, pty eX-
ponses and interest on the investment but
with the proper northern connections aud
tine tunnel here lsed by other roats entering
the city from the North and West. the suc-
cess OF the undertaking would be pretty
well assured, and this would be an Inviting
field for investment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
THE TUNNEL COMPANY
STILL A GOOD PROSPECT or THE sue
CESS OF THE ENTERPRISE.
Reorganization Under Kessrs. Pace and
Leake Now Being Dis
cugsed

The stockholders OF the Richmond and
Chesapeake Railroad Company met in spc-
clal session yesterday st noon ia the CON-
pauy's Office at No. 1914 east Main street.
The meeting was called by Messrs. james
3. Pace and I. c. Leake, Jr., who hold
more than one teuih OF the capital stock.
Only Richmouders were present, aud among
them Messrs. T. c. Leake. Jr., T. A Cary,
Seston G. TInsley, A.. LangstaG Johnson, and
Or. A. Monteir0. After 2 short conference
in the Office OF President G. +. Belyin II was
decided 10 adjourn the meeting until Thurs
dag at II O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

TIE lAw makes tvour duty "to inquire oi
and present aIl offences committed iu the
city Of Richmond and also all those commits
ted within one miic Of the clty on the north
side oi the Jane. river without ana around
tine city and every part thereof, including
also so much OF IL 10 lOw-water mark on the
sourbslde shore of ,hc county oi Chesterfield
q. .h,li be b1twscn'he two lines drawn, one
south from the eastern and western iermina-
lions OF the one mile aforosald.' such viii
be the territory 10 which you viii cOnlne
YOUR investigations. 10 requires that a-
least twelve OF your number should concur
in finding sn indictment: II such number
agree unon this your foreman shall endorse
upon the back oi the indictment, ga true
BILL and return the same 10 the Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
JUDGE SAM'L B. WITT.
HIs FIRST CHARGE TO THE GRAED
JURY or THE HUsTINGs C0URL
Particular Instructions as TO Their Du-
tits-Appoiatmsnt Of New 0ficials.

The January term OF the Hus'lngs Courl
began yesterday. Hon. samuel B. Witt, the
new judge, took hrs seat promptly at IL
O'Clock. 4 beautiful bouquet had been
p2ced UPON his desk with the following
card: "Hop. s. b. Witt; with the compu-
ments OF Charles J.. straus."
THE PiRsr CHARGE.
The grand jury having been sworn Judge
witt read the following charge to thsm:
It's proper. gentlemen OF The grand jury.
in the beginning n q new judicial term 0i
Office, that your attention should be call d 70
the duties incumbent up0n you; and ~
doing so It j. not the purpose o. the Court
10 rcpelt in detail every crime mentioned 10
our Code--tbcv are too well understood by
tho intelligent citizen o. this community ID
REQUIRE lengthy recital AZ this time.
orr law divides all crime into TWO classes,
felouies aud mi.demcanor,. The former
cnmprlscs an graver offences. such as are
punishable bv death or confinement 10 the
Deu.fentisrv. the latter being those which
are i0 0e punished by fine or improvement
In fail. Both together they include offences
aeoinst the sovereignty Of the state. iuiurie.
TO ibe person or the property, crimes against
public in lice, against morality ana de-
ceucy. against religious worship, offence,
81. inst public policy, against puolc health,
and violations Of the election laws OF the
Commonwealth.
Should YOU desire at any time during your
investigation any further explanation upon
this po,Dtthe Court and the Attorney Tor
the Comm nwea'th viii take great pleasure
IN giving yOl any assistance in tnelf power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
rnE GRRuAN ApyEarfsYR.
PnIIcE AccnrNTs.

Mr.. Joyncs offered resolution tha. the
sun Of sC.Oj9.99 be appropriated 70 make up
sn increase u 10 per ceut. IN tie police ac-
counts. Referred 10 tue Committee on n
nance.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-06-29
Convincing Proof.

In many instances ii has been proven
that r. u. b. Botanic Blood Balm,) made
by Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, will cure
blood poison in its worse phases, even when
all other treatment fails.
A. P. Brunson, Atlanta, Ga, writes 81
had "a running ulcers on one leg and 6 on
the other, and felt greatly Frustrated. be-
lieve actually swallowed barrel of medi.
cine, in vain efforts to cure the disease.
With little hope finally acted on tho ur-
gent advice of a friend, and got bottle Of
B. B. B. experienced change, and my
dependency was somewhat dispelled. !
kept using it until had taken sixteen bot.
ties, and all the ulcers, rheumatism aud all
other horrors of bloou poison have disap-
peared, and at last | am sound and well
again, after an experience of twenty years Of
torture"
Robt. Ward Maxey, Gal, writes: "My di.
sease was pronounced a tertiary form Of
blood poison. My face, head and shoulders
were mass of corruption, and finally the
disease began eating my skull bones. My
bones ached, my kidneys were dernged, !
lost flesh and strength, and life became a
burden. All said l must surely die, but
nevertheless, when had used ten bottles Of
B. B. B. was pronounced well. Hundreds
of scars can now be seen on me. ! have
now been well over twelve months"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-06-29
How to Make Farming Pay.

"Does farming pay?" / emphati-
cally say it does. l was born and
reared in city, learned useful trade
and always commanded the highest
wages; can now leave the farm and
get steady employment at three dol
lars day, but that does not pay near
so well as the farm.
To make farming pay, it requires
as close attention in every detail of
the business as is necessary in any
branch of merchandise, and it must
be strictly borne in mind that all
food supplies for the family and stock,
as far as possible, must be raised at
home, and, too, it must be considered
that it is not what is consumed at
home, but the surplus that is sold,
and don't be ashamed to sell any,
thing from an egg up, and don't
think the amount too small to take
care of, and you will soon see that
farming pays, and have a snug
amount of cash in hand.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-06-29
Notes for Publication.

Name: B. Cleckler; residence: Elm
street, Dallas, Texas; occupation: bar
Der; statement April 10th, 1889: Had
liberated sore throat several years !;
could not talk loud enough or plain
enough to be understood by my wife
and family. In the effort to drink
water or coffee it would come out of
my nose. My tonsils were eaten
away by the ulcer. / took great
many remedies. Potash and mercury
mixtures greatly impaired my diges-
ton. / finally abandoned all other
treatment and began Swift's Specific,
and few bottles cured me sound and
well--voice recovered. health made
good. This was several years ago,
and have had no sign of any return
Of the disease.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-06-29
A Good Point.

L. r. X. in S. w. journal of Education.
Judge Tourgee makes Il good hit
when he says in his lecture on "Give
us a Rest" the scriptures are fire.
quently misquoted when it is said
that Solomon advises Train the child
in the way he should CO. He be-
lieves Solomon gained much valua
BILE experience in his matrimonial
life no doubt, but he does not believe
him to have said that. What the
judge thinks he did say was "Train
the child in the way he should go"
There is fine distinction. Mark
it we'll. The judge here brings out
point worthy Of deep thought. lie
says: 1t should not be our aim TO
make al our alike but bring out that
which makes each one different from
all other children. No one tecOneS
great by being like everybody else;
only by being different is greatness
achieved. Not that which different
ates us should be fostered. In other
words: We should foster the individ-
uality Of our children.