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, 1889-01-31
MO. III. A. No. 15.-PROPOSALS
for Army Supplies. Headquarters

Tor Army Supplies. Headquarters
Dept. Of the Platte, Office of Chief
Commlssary Of Subsistence, Omaha, Neb.,
Jan. 10, 1889. Sealed proposals, in tripli.
cate, subject to the usual conditions. will
be received at this Office until II o'clock
M, central standard time, and at the of.
fees of the acting commissarics of sub
s%lstence at Cheyenne depot, Wyo.; Forts
Sidney, Neb. Douglas, Utah; Niobrara,
Neb.; and Robinson, Neb., until IL
CLOCK a. M, mountain standard time, on
Wednesday, the both day of February,
1889, at which time and places they will
be opened in the presence of bidders, for
the furnishing and delivery of flour for
issue as a component of the ration; and,
also, at this Office until IL O'Clock IN, cen.
trail standard time on the same day, for
furnishing -four, family. Preference will
be given to articles of domestic produc-
ton or manufacture, conditions of
quality and price ~Gncluding in the price
of foreign production or manufactures
the duty thereon) being equal. The right
is reserved to reject any or all bids. Blank
proposals and specifications showing in
detail the quantities required and giving
full information as to condition of con-
tracts will be furnished on application to
any Of the above mentioned offices. J..
w. BARRlGER, Maj. and G. s., U. S.
A., Chief Q. S.
, 1889-01-31

Tho Indian chief Colorow was a
grabbed, morosc, surly and disagreea-
BILE person. He alto immoderately and
drank 70 c Had it not been for
his unfortunate disposition and intern
perate habits he might have lived t o a
good old age instead of being cut off
prematurely at S4.-Chicago Tribune.
, 1889-01-31

WHAT the Spearfish (Dak.1 Register
says in the following paragraph might
readily be given a general application:
, 1889-01-31

Photogrnphing cannon balls in their
fight is quick work. With the ball
moving at a velocity of 1,2OO feet per
second, tho time of exposure must not
be over 40 OOOth of n second.
, 1889-01-31

The Buffalo Echo thinks the recent
love feast between Editor Slack of the
Sun. and his royal iags Hayford of the
Laramie SeHtuid, in which they agreed
upon a Ito them) equitable distribution of
the territorial federal appointments, was o
sight fit for gods and men. By the way,
where docs this arrangement leave the
hilarious young thing who.works the edito-
rial Joint OF the B~oomerdn0l Is he really
in the soup?
, 1889-01-31

Surahs, G5 cents; satlns, 40 cents;
pushes, IS cents at Kellncr's.
, 1889-01-31

rial Joint of the B~oomerdHgl Is be really
in the soup?
rhe persistent efforts of the Sun to
give sensational prominence to the preya-
lence of small pox in Denver is becoming
tircsome. Gloating over the misery of a
neighbor docs no. show a proper manly
spirit. There are undoubtedly some cases
OF smallpox in Denver, but no alarm is
felt in consequence for the reason that
only isolated cases exist. ANY attempt
to convey a contrary impression is un-
called for. The smallpox reporter of the
Sun should be speedily and cmpbatically
retired.
The Glcnrock Grdphic believes Chey-
enne's present loom is genuine and sub
staniial. The Graphic is right. We
wish all our neighbors an equally promis-
ing future.
The Douglas Republican says the Wyo-
ming & Eastern officials ave written the
Converse county clerk to learn whether
the city of Douglas will donate sufficient
land for the company to erect shops.
The Rock Springs Miner frankly re-
marks: Cheyenne is ENJOYING a solid
boom in real estate, and business is
brisker. The cause of this universal ac
tivity is traceable to the assurance of the
Union Pacific Railway company that large
repair shops, and also the main shops OF
this company, are TO be soon erected in
Wyoming's capital. In its ambition to
be the big gun Of the territory, Cheyenne
has at times sacrificed the interests OF
other parts Of Wyoming, but, with
all its faults, we love it still, and
the Miner cqngratulates the Magic
City upon this stroke of good for
tunes. Cheyenne is a beautiful city; i
full Of enterprising people. We hope it
has overcome the late bacKset it received,
and, from this day forward, shall grow
and keep growing until its main thorough
fare will connect John Chase's Inter
SNthh hptcl WIN tlC lplli uuu slICCI CdIs
will run from Lake Minnehaha to the
garrison.
Keep an eye on u Mr.. Miner and
await developments.
The Buffalo Echo says: Editor Par
malice, who has had charge of the Biz
Horn Scatiiel for the past FIVE months.
laid down the journalistic Faber on Satur-
day last and bid adieu to the cares of n
country editor. He is succeeded as editor
and stakeholder by II. II. Mann, late
clerk of the district court and present
chairman of the board of county COM
missioners of johnson county.
Mr.. Parmalee was quite an ornate
writer though he never used a word of
one syllable if the dictionary afforded a
synonymous word Of five.
Buffalo has the toboggan craze and
pretty nearly everybody in the town is
wild over the sport. ~TobogGaning never
will be a bowling success in this neighbor-
hood until the Sherman hills are moved n
little closer. If the boom keeps up its
gait we may however succeed in expanding
the village to the foothills.
, 1889-01-31

JSo, r. CARROLL Edltor
oTER TIE TERRIT0RK

Bob Smith of the Rock Springs Miner
aud the truly good Deacon Hayford of
the Laramie Sentinel are swapping com
plimcnts which reek with sulphur. Doses
of gall and NORWOOD are apparently not
drastic enough for either.
, 1889-01-31

The Glcnrock Graphic believes Chey-
enne's present loom is genuine and sub
s%tantial. The Graphic is right. We
wish all our ~neighbors an equally promis-
ing future.
, 1889-01-31

Buffalo has the toboggan craze and
pretty nearly everybody in the town is
wild over the sport. T~obogGaning never
will be ahowling success in this neighbor,
hood until the Sherman hills are moved a
little closer. If the boom keeps up its
gait we may however succeed in expanding
the village to the foothills.
, 1889-01-31

The Douglas Republican says the Wyo-
ming & Eastern officials nave written the
Converse county clerk to learn whether
the city of Douglas will donate sufficient
land for the company to erect shops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
LoUDous COUNTY.
Electric Neutrality-suspicious.
meeting-neIigsous DC.
o.-..nonaanoa ~ tha Kichrnond pl.patch.I

fIOfTc8UOuueuct VI NV
LrrssuEe, VA, March a. 1881
The Leesburg Town Council have unanimous
" passed an ordinance granting Mr.. Larson
the privilege OF erecting poles and wires through
All tho streets OF the town. and otncrwlse equip
ming "a plautn 70 furnish electric Iight 70 our
citIzens The plant IL 20 DO exempt from taxa
,ion FOR Ave years. Wires for eloctrlc Deils nave
already been put IN our new hotel
The camp OF Confederate Veterans mere, num-
herring IFS mombers, are being photographed
,ingly-the photographs 70 be grouped together
aud taken in one large picture ior the southern
historical Society. This picture Nnon omploted
will be valuable 20 tho old "Fets ana their
plans are on foot 20 organize lodge OF knights
az Pvthi.sa nj Fairfax Courthouse, In The adloln-
Ing county. There are three lodges OF This order
in This county. The one at Leesbufg - " worry
nourishing condition 80, ~
nv special invitation, John Gray. ESQ, OF this
town. expects 70 address the Literary society ana
thair friends Of Oakhain, Fairfax county, On the
aveninc Of April 4ih subject, Temperance.
Services have been held in ST. james Episcopal
church during tho lenten season every after
noon except Saturday BY the rector, Rev. *. Ia
Davis, ID. ID. ., a.. .,,.,,.
Rev. Isaac w. Carter, pastor OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, South. in THIS town LOT the past
four years left on Thursday for MS new held OF
labor. Fredericksburg. Va Rev hr. Bond. MS
successor, will preach here to-morro" loundhyl
Rev. j. Il. Bridges, OF the PrespyteflAh church,
will nreech his farewell sermon to morrow pre-
paraiory 70 entering upon bis duhes IN south-
west Virginia NAAVNllH'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
PETERSBURG.
sudden Death-very Heavy Tobacco
Exports.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l


PETERSBURG, VA, April ], 1880
Mr. James AlsOp, a Wsll-knoTn citizen and en-
gineer on the Norfolk and Western railroad, died
quite suddenly sunday morning at his home on
Bollingbrook street. He had been sick only d
day or two.
The exports Of manufactured tobacco from
this city during the month Of March amour cd
to 500. $685. pounds the largest export shipments
for any single month for years. Petersourg
maintains its reputation "a thu heaviest export
tobncco port ia the United states. During the
same month tax was also paid on Jll,dO pounds
OF tobacco for domestic consumption. The ia
torn6l-roYonue collections Tor the month wore
The County Court Of Sussex will meet on
Tnursday OF this week, when the case OF Carleton
Hark1, charged with the murder Of \. Al. Balm
near Wakefield. win come before the grand
Jury. Should al indictment DO found the case
win be called for trial in the court
A nne driving hoTso valued al lgJO belonging
10 Capisin George W. bARes, chief OF Tho Fro
DepsrtmenL broke out Of his stable last night
leg The animal OF courSe bad 20 be Killed.. IL
IA believed that the horse ettem pied 90 cross a
snaAu bridge on the Norfolk ana " estern rail-
road near the lead OF OLD street and fell between
the siiis ,-,,,-,,
street sunday morning. with a large hole in tho
nlds apparently caused 10y some blunt insru-
nept low kiloi or 10 whom the animal be-
longcd are facts that have not come 70 light.
Mr. James oullVaa was nned so by the Mayor
mis- morning on tho charge Of selling liquor on
sunday. An appeal was taken 70 the Hastings
Court and bond gwen
MRS X Ferguson, a prominent citlzon and
Mason Of Bristol, was N the city to-day.
Miss Nottie Potts Cf Richmond, Is = guest in
the family OF Mir. George Cameron.
DR. John Herbert Claiborne, Jr., OF New York,
who has been visiting his father for several
dGya. las returned North. ROBIN ADAIR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

Mr.. Hais,ead IL rs FREQ as ever he was 10 CEN
sure the Senate. Tho liberty OF tho press Is IN
wise iBtorferod WITH. The senate has mere
ly, at tho most said 10 docs not approve What
Mr. BAistoai writes. Ithas not said be cannot
so on writing what no pleasos. Indeed, IL has
rather strongly urFsd him not 20 run on 10 COO
many, but 20 stay in Cincinnati and keep Whoop-
ing it up with his pen.-- Warrington Post.
You sre right The liberty OF the press would
have been intsriercd with II Mr.. HALsrEADS
nomination had been confirmed Ills paper
would new have been Iauding the senator's no Is
dsnouncinx. That article proposing V Smash inc
Senate would never have appeared That propo
sit.on 70 pit HAIsTEAD against PAYEE IN me
Ohio elections OF next fall would never have
boon heard OF.
Look at the Tribun>. Not line Of censure OF
the senate. Its Independence u gono-was sold
for q mission 20 France. Mr.. HAIsTEAD tried 10
soil his independence, but the Senate refused 70
lot him.
Hurrah for the freedom Of the press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
HELD & CO.
DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
We would most osoeclally invite your atten-
tlon % our most lovely stock OF DRESS GOODS,
which we now exhibit and which comprises All
the latest novelties and superb colorngh We
have
Bnllantines Cashmeres. Beurietas Satin Ber-
hers Cable Twiils, BalgeS Challies, Plsld
and Striped Flannel ELECTS, aud IN iacl any
and everything in this line from ne Cable
1wius at SIC. yard up % other styles and
makes at 81 and tl.a0 4 yard.
To every purchaser Of a dress during this Weok
Wa will give a dozen and a half Buttons Without
charge, and your choice OF 80 styles 70 select
FROM We ds this with view OF making our
Dress-GOOds department even moro popular
than what it Is.
The lovelinoss OF our SArlNE5 stl2Hc yard,
for which We have nov become 90 famous, mas
been greatly enhanced By tho addition Of some
Of the most beautiful and attractive styles "o
have yet had the pleasure Of displaying.
REMNANTS Of SATINE~.
We have yet large asscrtmont or Natines IN
remnants, PIT up ia dress patterns a. nc q
BEADED WRAPS.
This popular Wrap No are now showing IN
variety OF styles and at prices 10 III any size
pOcketbook.
Fifty dozen nno hraided-e end SUBSCRIBERS,
worth from 25c. pair and upwards 10 be sofa ~
the ridiculous price Of TO- pair.
PARASOIS.
We show a ful line o. PARAsOLS Of various
styie5-Plain, with short handles; same, win
long handles: Fancy Lace-CCyored, aud others
from 75c. UP " 81 apiece.
OUR LEADERS.
Bleached Sheeungs az lSc. ayard;
Unbleached seeet'ngs at l7sc. yard
30 Fine Damask Table-Coyers at 81 apiece
A Towel iS62i. inch size at 2h. apiece;
Checked Fringed Linen Napkins Al PIC. p dozen
Ladies' Pin-Stripe keguar-1ade Lose at Eye a
pair:
Gentlcmen's. Fancy-suipe Seamless Half-Hose
at l0c. pair;
Zamela Parssols, slze p inches ~ go
A Fine Freuch-WOyen Embroidered Bust C0fscL
worth 81 az sc.
Fine Lace Chec1 Muslin A. 30. q yard
You will hud sufficient values all through our
stock 10 repay you tor visit
HELD & Co,
ap 2.Tu&Th 0J5 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
The REV. Mr. Fnir-SenatOr Vance
Fatal Accident.
Ispeclal telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l


CHARLOTTE, y. c. April AT o meeting Of the
congregation Of tho Second Presbyterian church
last night Rev. James J. Fair, the pastor IN very
affecting remarks. requested that his congrega-
ton 1oiu him in n request 70 the presbytery that
his pastoral relations with the second church here
be dissolved with view 70 his accepting mo
cau 10 Grace. Street church a. Rich nond. After
some discussion the congregation ncceded 10
the request and passed n series OF resolutions
recretting the severance Of tho relations.
senator Vance is quietly resting In MS noun
tain home IN buncOmb0 county, and IS I'M
proving in health very rapidly. His eye ls
stronger and clearer than it has been Tor years,
and The Senator Is reported az being much
amazed by reading sympathetic illusions from
oil over tie country about an iHhrmty which
does not exist al ali IN his case. The report that
he is almost entirely blind Is altogether errone-
GUS
In Davie county yesterday John Carter. an old
man. committed suicide by hanging himself.
Last saturday Henry Erwin, while working
with a cOttOn-ein In Caldwell county, was caught
up in the machine and his legs mashed of. He
will do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
THE hill CITY.
Methodist PrOtestant Conference
Deatbs-Fatai ARRAY.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram 10 the DispA"h.l
LYycHBURa. April The annual conference OF
the Methodist Protestant Church Will assemble
in this city on Wednesday morning AZ yo'ciocS,
and viii be opened by ". $. Hammond, prosi-
dent. Ills successor will DO elected at tho 1rst
davis session. A preliminary service Will DO
held tomorrow night. and the annual sermon
preached on Wednesday morning at II o'clock
by Rev. T. p. McGregor. IL Is expected that
about 200 delegates will DO present aud tho ses-
sious will be OF most interesting character.
William A. scruggs, u prominent citizen OF
Appomattox county. died last FRIDAY. lie was
In the ,eventy.seyonih year Of bis age His re-
rnains we're brought TO Canpbell county yester-
daT and inferred by the side OF his wife.
lirs. De Wit. wife Of AndeW j. De wiz for
rnerlv connected with the press OF this city, died
thus evening after lingering Illness.
The following special telegram was received
from Pearisbure. Giles county, today: shoot
ing scrape TOOK place at NsrroWs Yesterday,
i'm which Robert Champ (white) killed Henry
Richards (colored). and shot hid richards
through the thigh. Champ Was sho1 tnfougn
The law. Another colOred boy was dubbed
severely on the head Champ gave himself up.
Richards was a good citizen. Inc row orsna-
ted over a fight between two colored boys An
inquest will DO held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

We ssy 10 the STATE Republican that We shall
cheerfully give the present Administration
credit for tho postal reforms We have suggest
cd # these shall DO accomplished durng Mr.
HARRIsoN's term. We have no selfish object IN
view IN advocating them. Nevertheless, We lear
that We shall have to await the seating OF a
Democratic President before being permitted 70
paste paragraph as long as this one upon a
postal-card-ihat Is, until 1893.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
HANDKERCHIEFSl

forum ate 10 secure at sacrifice. We going 70 sell tn
just hiuk OF Linen and Cambria. Muslin Plain, Eobroi
chlea at &c. &c. 10 &c. i6c and 2oc worth two and TIN
We have still small lot OF those cheap s1d eiegsnt
Table Cloths At 50, 7bc s5c, ST. Sl, and SL5l IL viii
dom get tho opportunity at such goods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

There - one compensation IA surat Halsiesi's
rejAsil0n BY the senate, he has now IN outrage
sn5 = bloody shirt 81 lis own. AMI can give tho
f0uth arcSt-SeU FORT DorlG.
Yes. ADD Democrats must not forgot what
called fegsh Mr.. HALsTKAD's denaDcia;io9s Of
the Republican senators who voted sg,in't con-
ffming bis nomination. Ho wished 70 turn SEN
etor PAYNE, a Democrat. cut Of toe senate. and
got tho place either for hinsSlf on some other
Hepubiicsn; and bscszso General LOGAN, hr.
EyAsgs Mr. PLUsE. &C.. voted TO keep Mr.
pAYsx Democrat IL hts seat he denounced
Iasn in tho issrasge which We reproduced on
sunday. Il sas aos Arguments mat hs used. bgt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

Tables Of Lessons Of Holy Scripture for the Chris
tan Year. AS adopted by the General kpi5
copsl Convention OF 1854. Revised by Nev W.
Il. NIcHcLs. Philadelphia: Ketterlinus Print
ing House.
The lessons are arranged for each day, morn
ing and evening, for the entire ecclesiastical
year. with the additional lessons for Advent,
Epiphany, Lont. &c. 1t is made Of eighteen
richly-illumnated floral cards, fastened with
SILK cord, the whole forming an artistic reference
from year to year.
To be had Of bOoksellors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

unfounded charges, which every Democrat
ought 70 resent; and We are glad 10 know that
only two Democrats voted TO send Mr.. HkisrsAp
70 Germany We have no personal fceling
whatever In the matter. but 10 Is surely wlse
for the Democrats to got up all the fights they
can betwsea such Republicans AZ HA1sTEAD
and hts senatorial black bslera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
nnnviiIe's Donation.
lsnecial telegram to the Dispatch.

DANvILIR, VA, April I.--Ssles OF leaf tobacco
In March a0l6.459 pounds: IN same month OF
last year, 1881, 797 pounds GALES since October,
1906, 6o1. decroAso OF nearly s,UO@CO pounds
as compared with last yoar
Andrew Jackson was arraigned to-day charged
with the murder OF George Evans, whose body
vas found Ia Dan river Saturday. After the evil
dence was all taken no case was made out
against jackson and he Was DISCHARGED.
sales Of tobacco stamps for March, 81. 042.
This il au increase Of S1s,250 az compared with
March OF last year. This shows that the manu-
featuring business here is increasing at rapid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

BY all means let FORAKER be ordered to Ger
many. lie is post here. Send him away. we
would cheerfully vote for she confirmation OF his
nomination. Won't MIR. HARRISON crafty Oil
truo patriots by sending him abroad for a IL"
years? lie needs a liberal education, and Ger
many can give him that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

NOT lire Of editorial comment In Sundays
Issue OF Mr.. wHfxLAW Reds paper on tho
UAISfEAD case.
Mr.. REID tromOles 10 think how near he was 20
rejection sud did not knox H.
II The Democrats hsi only killed. OF REID as
well as HALsfsD What ROW theso would NOW DO
in the Republican party.
HALsTsAD is roing 70 sholish tho Senate.
Raid would hare a ,olshed both house, Of Con-
cfea4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

No Democrat who loves his party and has re-
spcct for himself can ever excuse hlmseH lot as
sisting IN tho confirmation Of Aurat Haistead as
Mlnisler 20 England.--hashpfAe AMERICAN
Only two Democratic senators voted for his
nomination. one Of these voes will be charged
10 HENRY wATIERsos, not much to the credit OF
the man who cast IT, We can't Imagine why
Senator CALL voted as he did.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

The Dispatch thinks, however, Governor Of
virginia has right 70 leave the state ana also
the country Whenever he chooses during ms
term of once How would il DO for him 10 make
a tour OF Europe or take up his residence tein-
porarily for four years in Mexico or Canada
The right to 20 out Of the country. itseems 10 US,
carries with II the right 20 stay out "a long as one
pleases. -PoTtsmouth Enterfr1ss-1fme'.
We give II up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
" &E. MITTELDORFER,
~ 81 BROAD STREET.
BARGAINS THIS WEEK. IN ALL DEPART
MENTS.
DRESS GOODS,

MENTs.
DRESS GOODS.
Henrietta. Cballies. Nohairs, striped, Plaids.
Mixtures. and everything desirable In now
dress fabrics az lowest possible pgices.
WASH GOODS.
Tho larges; stock OF sattsens. Gnghams, &C.,
we have eyor shown. Priros the lowest
KID GLOVES.
Our $50 Stitched-bsck Black Kids reduced 10
81 our dollar grade low 15c.
All 81 Colored Kids reduced 70 6gc pair;
All i5c and 81 Indressed Kids, four buttons, re-
duced 10 j0c a pair.
HOSIERY.
Children's Full Regular Black Ribbed Hose a.
l2Ec q pair value 1O+
Misses Extrs-heayy Ribbed Hose at l5c. pair,
Ladies Fan Regular Balbriggan Hose al l2sc. c
pair:
Mems Regular-maie Balbriggan Socks at Zoe. a
Infanis' white and Colcred HaltHose at loc- aad
1879. pair.
CHINA SILKS.
solii-color China Silks value 5oc, At i7c. yard ;
Figured China SILKS a. 0gc., value 5J'.
WINDOW SHADES.
A good Holland shade, three feet long by one
foot wide, regular price 50,, AZ BE-;
EKira-quaity Fringed and Borderei shades at
At 49, ana 81 We show superb line Of hand
some Dado Boriersi Shales.
GENTLEMEN'S SCARFS.
DC Satin STARTS, lght spring STYLES, a. re.
We show a lovely lno light aud m0Iiun Satin
s,arfs a. 20. they are worth 5D. each.
AZ Sc wo show 4 good assortment VI 5Uc- satin
iunA
BEADED WRAPS.
Beaded Wraps az s27 worth $3.50;
Beaded Wraps 81 $3.50 worth $50;
Beaded Wraps az Sc. 80 worth slo.
Our prices on these goods are the lowest
JERSEYS.
ladies' FRst-hla,k Jerseys at j0c
Ladies' Atwood Jerseys, plaitoi back. value
si.5. a. 9jc. \. < 4 nIITElDORfER
ap 2-Iu&lh 81 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
TIlHE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD
l. SPRINGS.

At the Ninth International Medical Congress
DR.. A. l. A. 1oboldL Of the University Of Penn
sylvanis, read paper stating that out Of thirty
cases treated with the genuine imported cARLs-
BAD sPRUDEL SALT. powder form. for chronic
constipation, hypochondrla. disease OF the liver
and kidHsys, 1suadice, adipoSis, diabetes, drop
~ from valvular heart-disesse, dyspepsia, ca
tsrIhal Inflammation Of the stomach. ulcer OF
the stomach or spleen, children with marasmus,
govt rheumatism OF the joints. gravel. etc,
twenty-ssx were entirely cured. three much i'm
proved, and one not treated long enough. Ave
rage time OF treatment four weeks
Tue CARLSBAD sPkUDEL SALT powder
form IL an excellent Aysrssnt LoratiDe. and N
ureie. II essafs the eopspteEio Ypriees The blood
IL Is easily soluble, pleasant 10 take, and porma
ncns IN action. Tho genuine product OF the
CARLSBAD Springs is exported la rodud bottles.
bach bOttlo comes In q llght-oloe paper cartoon
nnd has the signature " Eisner q Mendeison
Company sole agents. Barclay street. New
York; on every bottle. One bottle mailed for 81.
DR.. Toboldts lsctures mailed fros upon applica-
ton. 70 lG-sa. tn, ThdW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
A Serious Question.

A contemporary says thore are fortunes In the
southern forests But how long win there DO
fortunes In them n the donudation OF the forest
lands Ia allowed 10 continue aud tho southern
people neglect tree -plantingi No more serious
question than this conironts the owners Of south
ern timber lands