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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER,
A SOLVENT FOR URIC ACID CALCULL
By E. c. Laird, III. d., Haw Rirer, ~ c..
Fred. S. Wha1ey, M. D., Resident Physician al
Buffalo Lithi0 SPRINGS, Va.
STATEMENT OF DR.. FREDERICK 5. WHALE
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.

"Dr. r. c. Laird brought 20 me for analysis In
June last three cslculi which he informed me-
had been passed by Colonel H.. Of IIaw river y.
c. They were egg-shaped. hdTf. brown, and
weighed respectively two. two aud hair. aud
two and three fourths grains All Of them showed
marked facets Analysis proved these 20 be uric
acid. The formation was in consecutive layers.
and made three analyses for one. one from
the outor layer, one from the middle aud the
ether from the nucleus AL Of these analyses
proved q uric acid calculus. Ny examinations
we're both chemical and microscopical
After this the patient came a. tie Buffalo Lihis
Springs, where az resident physician I Vas cali
ed To and saw HIM daily for abogt four woesS
lie suffered from frequent attacks Of nephriuc
collie and paes al ~ intervals largo quantities of
uric acid calcuh aud uric acid sand under the
use Of Spring No ?. The particles passed. wera
irregular and 80 SAT- thst they could b. mash 81
between the fingers The sand and nne parti-
cles under the microscope looked broken. po-
rOus and presented q wOfm-ee. en- appearance.
| believe from this and similar cases which have
como under nay observation iOat tho Buffalo
Iitnia Water possesses solvent power over
uric acid calculi. Ny belief BE- based on the fol-
lowing observations: lsL That the cslculi passed
under the use 81 this water are sttened 30 that
they cTumbie easily. 2i. The crystals under the
microscope (Which are passed Under She Use OF
water arc not so well defined and present n
worn appearance, aud the odges are not 70
sharp 81 That pauens with ATTACKS OF
nephritic colo. under the Use OF the water. pass
uric acid sand and ibe attacks are relieved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
4 TTRACTIONs EXTRAORDINARY


SPRING DRESS GOODS.
We now display q magnificent line OF Stripes,
Pleids, and plain effects in Fiannels, Csshmeres.
Hendeuas, MOhairs, Brilianteens, satin Ber-
bers, Gable Twills, aud Serges, all OF which we
now offer at our usually popular low prices.
Our colOrings being tue newest shades aud our
assortment complete In every particular We re-
quest an early inspection Of our stock.
PARASOLS.
Our line comprises the latest novelties and at
prices from $l.l9 up TO - apiece.
BEADED WRAPS
are very much the rage and are in great de-
msnd. We show them at popular prices.
SPRING JACKETS
in tan, navy, green, aud black at IS Apiece-fuilY
"''' ~ FlCHUs.
Embroidered Fichus from $50 apiece to S.
Ask 10 see them.
CHECK MUSLIN.
We offer 1000 yards Of extra fine quality
Check Muslin in remnants at SIC. n yard that
you could not buy Of OF the piece for less than
from 121%c 70 15c. yard. This lot 10 worthy Of
your attention.
INDIA LINENS.
We have again secured control Of the line OF
India Linen Remnants which were 80 popular
with tho ladies' last season. We have three lines
at &C., 6hc., and oHc. yard. Come early and
you will get the pick.
SPECIAL JOB.
An exra-1ne Embroidered Bust French
woven Corset made 70 TO sold at Csc. We have
oil sizes. and our price IA 5sc. apiece.
TABLE-CLOTHS.
The lot OF manufacturers samples Of Table
Covers advertised Thursday WAS added 10 on
saturday aad we how show as good values as
when first We opened them. Don't get left this
time, but come and look them over at once.
SPECIAL.
Remnants Of the best yafd-wido Domestic
Satines ia now ami desirable styles, worth IL
our price nc. yard.
Having Just returned from the northern mar
kets We are daily receiving attractive bargains,
which you will hud displayed as early as they
are received by Us Therefore IL will pay you TO
visit Us early aud often. HELD & CO,
NH l9-Tu&Th 60l Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

When you feel Yourself gradually break
iae down don't wait until you have taken 10
your bed. While you are still able 10 be mp
and about fight the grim monster disease By
the use OF proper rss,ersiiyes. The best
remedy for malaria indigestion. weak kid
neys. constant fatigue. dts OF dizziness, short
breath. and other complications Of a disor-
dsred system Is Broga's Iron Bitters. Its
magic influence 10 conquering diseases Of an
exhaustive nature Is most astonishing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

solldly Democfallc for nearly lwensY.dve
yeArs."
The South IA IN durauce vilc--in jsil-un'
der Understandable 10 help herself. The jail
door IL locked. And she caused IL 10 be
locked. says General PRYOR II she will un-
lock 1t she may come QUIT But alas II is
impossible for her to unlock II. She hasn't
the kew
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

A lot OF fno French Woven Corsets sold al 81. 25,
$50, and Sl.75 will DO offered this week at
CSC. your choice;
Ladies' All-Wool pink ana Blue Ribbed Vests,
sold at 81. for this week only &c.
Ladies' summer Aerino Vests, suitable for be-
tween seasons, worth &c.. Will go this week
at 2jc.
large line Of SILK MORO Ribbons In No. 7. O. i2.
and IS widths. In all shades, will 20 TOR his
week at l0c. per yard for your choice:
lot Of handsome Tides Ix0, have been
plsced at the low ngure for this week of
SHc.;
A big line Of Barbour's best skeln Flax Thread
az l0c. per dozen;
All our assorted coorcd Crewels at l0c. per
dozsp-worth three times that;
A lot OF Pearl Buttons. medium size, at &c. per
dozen for this week
A good and handsome Damssk Towel at 20c.-
would be cheap 1t 25c;
A large lot OF beautiful Ladies' Pin-Striped Hose,
sold at sc. a pair, for this week placed at
l2Ac a pair;
Beautiful Marseilles Counterpsnes, for double
beds. will go at Sl.50-worth double that
price;
Beautiful Lace Curtains ~ yards long, at 50
aud 0jc per window;
Ladies Shoulder shawls at IS and 25c.
Beautiful wide Laces at and l0c. per yard are
astonishing low figures for those qualities;
A new line Of Table Oii-Cloths At 22c. per yard
Gentlemen's good Unlaundered shirts a. sc.
worth Soc, and many more articles too
numerous to mention.
DON'T FAIL TO LOOK AT OUR DRESS GOODS
ATTHE REDUCED PRICES FOR
THIS WEEK AT
LEVI HEXTER'S,
NH l9-Tu6Th 307 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

Secretary TRACY says oGice-holders cannot
hold two offices. A good many Office
holders are puzzled over the question Of
how to hold one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

FIVE Little Peppers and Hoo 1heu Grelc.
BY MARGARET SIDNEY. Qusrto, illumi-
nated.bOard covers, 20 cents. Boston: ID.
Lothrop Company.
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

"JAY GOULD is quoted as feeling some
what uneasy concerning the financial policy
OF the new Administration" Look out for
a raid IN Wall street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

CRANK JoNEs, the Portsmouth brewer.
has sold his brewery to an English syndicate
for sc, 800, 600" A pretty thirsty syndicate
hat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

"Next year the Administration will have
to appoint fifty thousand ceusus.takers."
And Ohio is in broad grin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
BRIEF COMMENT.

General GoFF proposes to be Governor
OF West Virginia or nobody The two last
words are well put.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
HEALTH IS WEALTH

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TA Dizziness tVnVgls.D af. rlt-, aerfNu8 fa..
ralgiA, Heaiache, Nervous Presentation caused 't
tie Use 81 alcohol 0r tobacco, Sc ~ nf4iuest. AZ
tsl Depression. -oftenlug - ths Brain resI..lf
IN 2faniiy and leuIlng % Usrry. decay 4. B
deRsh, Premature oii AGO. L0ss ~ POSER
Either sex causei by Orcr-oEerilln ~ un .-. l
or Oyer-lndulgenrc Farm bDs contains 10
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GUAKAstAs ria DCNEs
ocIrs sny cas. Nlth es-n c0l-l rs-s v-' ~
Us fOT Elk box 4 accpml aulcI SIN 81. H1 OLD
tepd tho purchaser Our HrI'fol guarantee l .i.
fund ne monoy II the treatment dos a.t 30
LCura GuRrantecs issuot only ~
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

THE suNpAY.scHoOL INrEREsrs.

The report OF the Sunday School Board
showed by statistics that there was no
waning OF interest, but rather an increase.
The list OF teachers has increased by eigh-
teen and scholars 334.
The treasurer OF the SundaY-Sehool Board,
Mr.. f. V. Rhodes, submitted the following
statement OF moneys received for needy
Sunday schools: Baltimore district, $50. 76 ;
East Baltimore, 500; Washington, $f4.30 ;
Winchester. Slip; Rockingham, s2762
Roanoke, S2S.SS; Lewisburg, $3.50; Moore
field, S23.S4-total, Sl.0S9.57. Expended,
S3OS SO. Balance IN hand, S7S0.74.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
PROGRESS SHOWN BY STATISTICS.

The statistical report was made by the sta
tistcan, Mr.. George Tyler, and was as fol-
lows Total number OF local preachers. 10;
white members, 80. l59, an increase OF 725 ;
colored members, 81, All increase OF 3.
Adults baptized were 1927, infants 1892, a
decrease in both cases. There are ASS
churches, valued at SSj2, 635, showing an In.
crease Of nine churches and s7,4l0 in value.
There are 1l3 parsonages. an increase OF d;
they are valued at SlS1,400. The amount
raised for building churches and improving
church property amounted 10 s35,9OS. There
was paid on The old debt 1854, leaving an
Indebtedness OF Sl9,451. There was raised
for building and improving parsOnageS
1913. Pad on old debt, 81, 1856; present
Indebtedness, 80, 400. Baltimore district has
4,GiS white and colored members, showing
a gain Of 1863 in the former aud loss OF 80
in the latter. The East Baltimore district
has 1854 white members, net gain OF 81.
and a loss OF 1lS cOored members. The
Baltimore districts 81 churches are valued
st Sl55 $50 and T. psrsonsgeS at S25, 500.
Other church property is valued az $3.50.
The East Baltimore district has 81 churches,
valued at S135, 250, aud Is parsonages, valued
at S23, $50. with other church property
valued 81 1850.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
SOUTHERN METHODisTs
The Baltimore ConfereBce-Closing
wOrk-Appsintmen

TIC BtITIUIUTt OUHItIVHUt UI IIIV HIVtIIV-
dist Episcopal Church, South, which had
been in session at Alexandra, adjourned
SINE die Tuesday. SEINE interesting reports
were submitted, as follows:
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
The Joint Board OF Finance reported the
estimates for 1889 and 1890, including
bishops fund, supersnnuated fund, educa-
tionsl fund, and expenses OF delegates to the
General Conference: Baltimore district,
S2,3l1: East Baltimore, $l.s73; Washing
ton. S2,3i4; Winchester. S1.SS3; Rocking
Sl,252; Moorciield. Sl,193 rhe totals are
as follows: Bishops fund. $3.50; super
snnusted. $4,000; educational, $1,000 and
expenses Of delegates TO General Conference,
1926.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

Of a real good Linen Paper. ul,f.o.
pain, Tor only &c. quarter 49,.
with a ,quarc knge.ops b. ma..t.'
only lnr. per psrE. 80 ono 49,.
besfd Of such atniug before ana.
zines, grade Papers in lire.s..3
Plate Goods Ia sioc< a. pof...r
lrlce%
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
And then

10 fue Prayer and Hymna's. Off. 4
ana Teachers b.hlos. Booze f-
TofionHl reading. cf.. ga u..r..f
cur assortment what n oIgftt..,
emhra ing al ne nov stylas of 2.
ing and patterns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
NTOTICE OF MEETING OF THE

M UIIOE OF MEEIINU OF The
~ SUBSCRIBERS TO THE STOCK OF THE
SAVINGS BANK OF kICHMOND.-The mlri-
mum amount Of ths capital stock OF the Saving.
Bank OF hicnmOnd hRVlng been subscribed, no
tics Is hereby given that general moeting OF
tho subscribers will DO held on FRIDAY, xarch
ren 4 QuarleS No. lll7 east Main street., hich-
mond. Va.
Parties Wishing 70 subscribe n the capital
stock can leave their names with George n
Woodbridge, Esq, az the National bank " Viz
ginia- X. A. PATTERSON. President
RICHMOND. Va. March IA. i8sa NH I5-td
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

StPECIAL notice. MEETING
- OF the ALUMNI OF THE MEDICAL COL
LRGE or Virginia will be held ON too 9grH
INSTANT at the College building. on Marsaall
street, at ~ NJ. for the purpose OF organizing a
Society Of Alumni. All interested are cordially
invited 10 be present NH sO-iW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21

Colonel Thomas II. Holt, Lieutenant Govern
OF North Carolina
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-21
HUNTER 4 CO.. . .. ~.
629 EAST BROAD STREET.
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NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS.

ROVID nee INhSrtNN
4 THREE DIFFERENT STYLES C1l ana ...
the best kind made. We have ,0diG.rsnt lI.fl
but the Providence .s ihe bss' Auhlrds DO
uorery At the lowest prices.
RANDOLPH q rNGLsT.
NH 1874 1l Na.usir.st
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25
Locating a Break in a Cable.

Simple as are the methods of locating
mid-ocean breaks in cables, SO that a
vessel may sail to the point of rupture,
they are, perhaps, not popularity under
stood. IL the metallic conductor were
broken, the surrounding insulation re-
naming perfect, the electrostatic charge
of the cable, or the amount of electricity
which it absorbs in becoming charged,
is electrically weighed by building up
an artificial line, until the current flows
equally into the cable and such artificial
line. This equal division of the current
might be indicated by difierential in
strument resembling the duplex relays
If the currents are equal, the armature
of the diffierential instrument remains
quiescent during their passage through
its coils, for one balances the other.
Each element of the artificial line hav-
ing the static capacity of q known length
of cable, an inventory of the clements
used in making the artificial line would
obviously give the length of the cable.
This process is no more abstTuse than
would be the determination of the dis
lance to water-tight obstruction in
pipe, by forcing in or pumping out
water, and taking its measurement. Ii
it were known that pint of water filed
foot of the pipe, the length of the
conduit would equal in feet the number
of pints pumped out or forced in.
II, however, the insulating covering
of the wire is broken, the current will
flow freely from the conductor to the
surrounding water, and its strength, if
the power of the battery is known, de-
fnitely measures the electrical resist
ance, and consequently the length of
the conductor In other words, the
battery power, divided by the indicated
current-strength, gives the lines resist
ance, and therefore its length. In the
same manner, if we know the head of a
water supply, we may easily determine
the length of pipe by noting the yeloc-
ity of the how.1 Scribner.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25
All for an Old Umbrella.

'sDo YOU know why Governor Gordon
appointed Alvan ID. Freeman to be
Judge of the County Court of Cowcta Z"
gentleman from Newman asked.
'sNo; was there any special reason ~
"There was. 1t was on account of an
old umbrella. When Governor Gordon
surrendered at Appomattox it was rain
ing hard. The water WAS running down
his face SO fast that It was with diff
Guilty he made a little impromptu
speech, composed for the occasion.
Seeing the Generals embarrassment,
Alvan Freeman, who was the owner of
the only umbrella in the Confederate
army, raised It, and stepping close up
to the General, held it over his head,
protecting him from the rain until his
little speech was finished. Tine General
was very grateful to Alvan, and tho very
first occasion that presented itself
proved that he had not forgotten the
umbrella act by appointing him to q
Judges place. - Atlanta Journal
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25
lkIH!AT
Ais
YOU?

Do you feel dull languid, low-spirited lifa-
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ing, tongue coated. bitter or bad taste in
mouth, irregular appetite dizziness freouant
headaches, blurred eyesight, " floating sDecss "
before the eyes. nervous prostitution or ex-
a n1aasron, lrr.anlity 81 temper, hot fiushes.
biting; transient pains here and there. cold
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disturbed and unrefreshing sLeep. constant
understandable feeling of dread. or Of impend-
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If you have all, or any considerable number
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25
The Pay of Royalty.

The people of the United States have,
generally speaking, but a vague idea of
what it annually costs the people of
Europe to maintain their respective SOW
ereigns.
The German Emperor heads the list
with a yearly stipend of IS, 400, 900,
which means, in other words, that every
man, woman and child of the ~, 200, 900
of Germans who inhabit the Fatherland
must pay an annual tribute of about
eighteen cents to sustain the dignity of
the imperial crown. The Gar of Rus
STA comes next with civil list of ST.
320 900, or q head taxation of nearly
nine cents for each one of his 81, ZOO, 900
subjects.
The Emperor of Austria, who rules
over Al, 900, 900 of people, occupies the
third place, with an annual income OF
"a, 600, 900 raised by means of an indi-
vidual personal taxation of fifty-seven
cents, for which every inhabitant of the
Austro- Hungarian empire Is bound to
pay to assure the personal comfort of
the Emperor and the well-being of the
imperial family.
Queen Victoria receives from the 81
600, 1000 of people which comprise the
population of the United Kingdom q
royal tribute of S3,600,00 that is to
say, that every member of the English,
Scotch and Irish families must con-
tribute to the support of her majesty
and to that of her offspring to the
amount of ten cents per head.
With population Of 500, 600, 900 Italy
favors King Umberto with q civil list
which was raised last year to 100000,
or a little more than ten cents for each
individuals Spain, whose population is
about 16, 0O0,0 900, pays her baby King
81, 800, 900 year, or an average of IL
cents per head Yankee Blade.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25
THE MALAY RrsoNs.
A Terrible Battle of the Great Beasts
in the Sultan's Kraal.

His Highness the Sultan of Pahang,
in the Malay Peninsula, can claim to
have introduced decidedly novel
feature into Oriental sport since he has
Just brought his great bison kraal to q
successful issue. The bison of the Ma
lay Peninsula, called s'ladang by the
Malays, corresponds almost exactly
with the India gaur, but it has never
been decided by naturalists whether it
is the true Caucus gaurus or not, as it
is seldom shot or caught, and the few
trophies existing are imperfect, and do
not afford conclusive evidence. They
are magnificent beasts, of great size,
but shy in the extreme, and excessively
fierce; they usually go about in herds of
from half dozen to score, sometimes
singly, and occasionally in couples, in
the steep densely wooded hills, and
rarely issuing from their seclusion ex-
cept at night.
The Sultan, who usually resides at
Pekan, the capital of Pehang, removed
to Pulan Tawer in the end of February,
accompanied by about ], 200 men, and
immediately set them to work to erect a
strong fence along the edge of the river,
so as to enclose the entire promontory,
except that part in connection with the
main land which was to be left undis-
turbed until the herd was found to have
entered of their own accord, which they
were expected to do about the end of
April. However, there was consterna-
ton and confusion in the camp when at
day-break on April 6 it was discovered
that large herd of bisons had found
their way on to the promontory during
the night, and still remained there.
Only about mile of the barricade had
been completed, and there remained
another mile and half to be done be-
fore the beasts could be surrounded.
The whole force of men, which had
been steadily increasing in numbers,
and now amounted to over ! 800, were
immediately put ON to complete the
fence, which they succeeded in doing
by nightfalI, to the surprise of every
one, including themselves. The bison
were now safe inside. In one corner OF
the kraal. some fifty yards from the
river, and well above it, smaller en-
closure about twenty yards square was
constructed, and into this, after con-
siderable difficulty, the entire herd,
numbering twenty-four head, was
driven,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25
MEoR THE BLOOD Is rHE LEE"
CONSTRUCTION.

which is Scrofuln or the Lungs, is arrested
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nutritiye properties. is unequnled. not only
as a remedy for Consumption. but for all
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25
CURES AL HUMORS.

from a common BIotch, or Eruption. to the
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