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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13

INC DItN'tlIs " HtT'I's 'N'IFV'
"a recoverable, not by the uso Ok IMMORAL seda-
uyes. bu. by recourse 10 eneciual tonic treat
menf. opiaies ea1 the Ike should oalY BE- used
as suxlliaros, sad then Is sparingiy AZ posi-
bIe. vigorous nerves are quot ones, and the
most direct way to render them % : TO reinforce
me vital energies. That sterling invlgosGnt,
uosialtors stomach Bitters viii bs found alt
sugrsat f0r this purpose, since 10 entirely re-
moves impedinents 10 thorough Digestion aad
assimilation OF the food. 30 that the body Is IN
sutea ia due amount OF ronrishment, ard con.
seauenlly OF asmlna. Rheumatr tendencies
and affections OF the kidneys aud bladder are
also couuiaRetsd BY mo BAtt9rs which Is be-
s,aes a olaasant msdiciuR. stimalant inanltoly
n,,rsr than no rev exritaatD % commerce, which
rat inIarl0asly upon the nervous system.
aa e-W(ve, f&Sn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
CANADIAN ORATOR.
David Mills, Member Parliament Tor Both
we'll. Nnlnrin.

In the Dominion House Of Com
mons no inconsn.cuous place belongs
10 Mr.. David Mills. member for Both
wclr. whether ne he considered as a
uubiicist. constitutional lawyer, par
iamentariau. or orator. lie was born
March is, 1851, IN the county Of Kent,
Ontario. M. Mills was raised " and
educated right on the spot, finishing
his studies. however. in the bn.Versit ~
Of Michigan, which conferred tho de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
EAlDING TuE DEN.
INSANITY Incrensing in France.

France is developing some facts on tho
liauor question that DO not harmonic
with the ciaiM of the liquor-meu that
liquoY-drinking Is entirely harmless in
Europe. The Paris correspondent Of tho
London TINS states that the number of
persons admitted into the special inhrmary
Tor the criminal classes and yagabOuds of
the capital is rapidly increaslue and gives
these 6gures from The records 10 prove il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13

gree Of T.. l.. y. uron linn. Before enter
,n,, public lie he WIS for nine ycrrs su-
urf1ntcndeat Of schools for the county of
Kent. lie iirst ran for Parliament IN 1876
and has ever since continuously repre-
sented the riding OF Boutwell,. So. anxious
have his opponents been 20 keen him out
Of Parliament THAT they even opposed his
reelection when. IN 1876. he was
called to the Cabinet rs Minister Of the IN
telior. Failing to defeat INN Sir John
Macdonald. vino professed the o.hcr day
that there was no man IN tfe house ne
would DO more FOR, tried TO @ertymahqei
Mr. Mills ont. and was so lar successful
HAT Nr. Hawkins was declared elected.
bur recount e,ye MIR. Malls a majority
and he took his AZ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
a,ucrts we have nothing to do. pillrotb

u, a,uorts we have nothing to do. Billrotb
IN distinguished Viennese SURGEON il the
,,lna ad authority on the treatmsnt oe
i 'ancar. The first surgical attemnts In
. int stomach cancer were directed
w As removal by incision hut
.h,ot method has been abandoned. No
.n n,v establish new connection befweon
nc stomach and the small intestine bv
s..r,;nc the latter TO the stomach at a poirt
ss's.',,oy,d from che seat of the cnncer and
=, anch a way that tho afflicted part il LEFT
=, isolated. Nobody can get right al tho
cancer to treat 1t surgically, OF course. so
- Il allowed 20 remain M 1 have explained
This method relieves the patient OF much
II fine pain and discomfort. although. Of
course, the cancer probably stays with him
os long as he lives.
LUNG TROUBLES AND SURGERY.
Until a comparatively recent date lung
troubles were not treated surgically. The
6rst attempts at surgical treatment were
made fifty or sixty years ago, but then in
,ery rare cases. Now such treatment has
become Nh everyday affair in our hospitals.
we tap the chest and apply drainage tubos.
This method was considered revolution
arv and was rather unpopular until few
Years ago; but its value has now
been sufficiently demonstrated. The treat
mFut Ol lLNNhU Afolult5, ElO, ms lfeu
practically revolutionizcd. For tumor the
iarynx is cut out ia severe cases. Here
aaaiu Professor Iillroth is the pioneer i'm
tho application Of surgical measures, and
he has handled some difficult cases very
successfully. The excision OF the laryux
has been performed successfully in this
country also, within very recent date.
GREAT PROGRESS.
"Tumors and assesses Of the brain are
moro frequent than IS generally supposed.
The new treatment is 90 operate by
drainaqc-tuhes at once after The case has
been diagnoStlcated. and / must say It is
very successful ~ many cases. Numerous
instances have arisen where the patients
have been saved. while under tho old svs-
tom deaths from this cause We're inevita-
bic. Il is q popular mistake 60 imagine
that insanity follows as the result of an
abscess or tumor on the brain. however.
Surgery has made great progress in
dealing with kidney diseases also. Stones
in the kidneys. that were formerly left 20
themselves, ultimately causing death, are
now diagnOsticatcd and extracted. IN
these cases the patients owe thor lives t.
the surgeon. u Is not infrequent, where n
kidney has been destroyed by disease. to
remove it altogether, and let the patlent
live With . sincle kidney. Such operations
are uniformly successful"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13

preferred the army which he entered in
1882. but abandoned IN disgust at the lack
Of active service Entering politics he be-
came Minister OF Finance m 1868 and ne
ootated .he contracts with Henry Mclgs
and others for the building OF railways.
for which purpose bonds We're sold in
Europe to the amount Of 100000.
Flush times followed. but the crash came
and Pierola was impeached but &C.
quilted. he opposed the war with
Chill in April. 1879, and became Dicta-
tor on tne fight of Prado IN Dec"m-
Der following. I'm November, is'l, be re-
signed and went to Europe. and in Marcr,
1852. General Iglesias decllred war against
his partisans III Lima and Ca)lao in Sep
telnber, 1884. Picrols visited this country
IN 1885. and subsequently, returned ia
Peru. The outcome Of the rrcsidenti?'
STRUGGLE and the future OF that urhappy
republic VIII be watched with especial IN
isv4Nf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
HEADACHE
Lot az who srIsr remember hat
Sick and Nervous Headaches
Can be prevented % soon as their symptoms
indicate the coming Of On si,scs.

OF use Simmons iiyor Regulator when
troubled seriously With uesdAcces caused by
Constipation. 10 produces = favorable resuh
without hiudorng my regular pursuits IN bual-
moss. wv. ". NtfYER, Des Aoiucs. IOwc,
spIi-F,SG. WSw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
MASSACHUSETTS, PRESS.
A Change Of Date ror visiting Richmond

=
Mr.. Frank \ Haywood, Of Springfield,
Mass, who - the ofsanl.1.,r q 'l lz,
excursions Co. Virginia. writes ihli he iaS
ba.u forced 20 make s0ue changes ln tLe
schedule. and the following is the aFIang
mont now determined upon:
Leave Boston , i. 81, Nav lOth, Satur-
dav. ,,., -,
Lsavo Norfolk p. W., Nay 18th, Mon
Arrive Roanoke 1875 \. ~, May 18th,
Leave Roanoke 10 A. H.. May 18th, Tues
', Arrive Bristol 4 p. NJ, MAY 18th, Tues
Iaaye Bristol 49, NJ, May 18th, We'd
Arrive Radsord 8.35 a. NJ, May l4th,
leave Eadford 1910 noon, May 18th,
Wednesday. ,
Leave Pocahontas $50 p. Nj, May ll,h.
arrive BlaeGeld $3.50 2. NJ, Nay lith,
I.cayc BluoGeld 5:50 \. ", My 18th,
Thursday.
Arrive RadLord 800 4. d., May 18TH,
Leayc Hadford so A. NJ, Nay 18Th,
Arruc Roanoke 1905 \. NJ, May 18th,
'i@- ' Roanoke 1910 A. ~, May 10th,
Friday.
sArr.ye Lynchburs T. noon, May 10th,
Friday
Leave Lynchburg 1880 \. NJ, May 17th,
arrive Petersburg ll9OA. NJ, May i7th,
/ Saturday.
Arryc Richmond ClO p. u, Nay l7thp
Saturday.
Lave Richmond $50 4. b., 1iay 18th,
arrive Norfolk P. N, May 18th. Mon
Leave Norfolk p. NJ. Ma 10Th, Tues
Arrive Boston 2P. NJ, May I'D, Thurs
dlv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13

Look TO Simmons Liver Regulator for
relief nom all sickness resulting from a
diseased hger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
BEPARFURE o. sTEAaEE~
PHILADELPHIA RIO IL. a.frfN
60 .-..s
MCND AID norfolk
GEAMoAiP COMPANG

lppointei ssilrg days. Eferv Trr,0tr
ana FRIDAY IS L. ". sld oggry ~ N3Ai 3D.
Freigttfor Tueofeys art fr.isFT s.ern''
Y.-etvet tll 10 so a. 80 ilr ~unilys ti
uilsP. Is. SATURDAY Fr9isal resolve. 4-.'g Do.
3 p. 4.
Fare. 81
Tor turthsr info-nSt'oa Apply -
j. h. McckRRi r.
General sogthorr Agent On. iiogf =
w. =. Dl1D 90.
~. General Agena fai44o.la@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
x-IRGINfA STEAMBOAT Z -

~
CoupkNy for OLD POINT. kl~a-z.AS.--
SogFotK .poRrSMOUra. sEwyokl Nv
cLAkkEONr, and JANIS. ks Le ~ 49,
S're-f BY elrcAut SAXON sts.l4aer AM ni.i -.
- nicn a,osu EVENY MONDAY. NhfNaS
pfY. anl FRIDAY e A. y. ssFes '-, Sc. n
directly TO steamer wharf tSrs 10 GA '''-
~ Nerfolk. $3.50. secoud class. 81. - .,...,y
ceens-gioas AZ Oid foiai and Norfolk v,o,.N
vim an I'M, for nOg1hern eis,cs saHo AissFnes
Jarnes river 0y daylight. Great t'a"s' N"~
N, sns',s'.s teSo,s % steamer and ~ 0@rpel >
,ss-sv ian Main street Baggage eneeN'A
shsoreh. slate-Feog engaged les a.y g as, ~.
vs. 1870 received daily for AokfOLA. fUntS
,st,sq1i ,,LD FOlNf. ALEkkSptuA. AZ i@ IN
re Axs DASyiLLE. cad FAkaFlLlnx a.
poXfikfAH Il X. STATION. en9 w." x.,e,a
ss,sfoS ~ c., all psi9ts "a k3esefn 49,
I1s's.ilrs- kaasern yigginia, and al feSalx A.
-. an me sines aud ksppsesonock rifSss' q
,... ~ az, ,ates an. ihroa.h bills lss1ei
lou tt,CfeS n TATtM. Nlse-fresifaat
Ne TIA hain street aud NocksnN
lgyiS wx3.0Eg, gssis6i end fssssess ss'~~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
VIRGINIA Convep.ton of1-ss.

We have pleasure In printing the follow
ing extract from a letter of Hon. Robert C..
Winthrop TO Mr.. Z. A. Brock, secretary OF
the Virginia Historical Society. IN COM
mendation of the current volume Of the
society. TX. of its New Series Of Historical.
Collections. which has already been noticed
by us:
Boston, April 7. 1890.
Nv Dear SIR | anl much inn
pressed by Mp. Grigsby's elaborate apd
often eloquent sketches OF the great msu
of Virgins contendinS for or against tho
adoption OF the Constitution. | think this
History OF tue Virginia Convention OF lIsS
must be counted as his greatest wogk. and
am most glad that it has been published.
You have edited 1t faithfully. sh0li reour
to il hereafter, when | max have moro
leisure. Meantime | congratulate yorr So
ciety on So interesting and important an
addition TO their volumes.
Yours respectfully and truly,
ROBERT q. hNTHRoP.
Il. A. Brock. Esq.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
OLD DOMINION STEAM. Ii.
~ EMP COMPANY a v =

steemsrs iasys hic-n0at ~ Ekt
AID EAiDAl q. D. ST. .aAii s.
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n,c.faers lsaso Kew YORK fcc "'-i
ENAKT WEDNESDAY sn4 -a4, hllat h' D.
n arriving IL klelu!sa4 hgADAi A-4 i"i.
Day MQkNiN6&
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rogte dncistlug meas lGi De- ..al...... 10
Round. trip urss.N Am-iel 70 Diy --i' OIL,
aftsr date % 1850 ....s.-'.-t 'st+'ff
sfer-ag- wlfl alafftf .it,'..-... s.tt..t...
st..rr,-s ,y'.rlr. s4DTIf' nee. .......-t. 80
Ca.la fa~s go Cao.gpe4Le aA4 ono la'.- .
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r.tlfOs4 ........-. ...-.ts 800 - '.UI
q,rs-ts can - sla'le4 a. a. !" Gar
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vr,t-nf rscslssi 4aIiy grDl b. 3. ~ ..,,.vt
Fe...rgsrs ioagng itie1Aisal W A't.,rc
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psys a, no gaosago4k3 ana va4i f..teNy
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80 Ya,sr.parg fziirost .eAn' On! 49,
N VIII mako connection - -''N4N ~
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au,I cOnpGaY ssa1rL hocAc.-A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
AFFAIRS IN PERU,


Peruvian dispatches state that ex-Dicta-
tor Pieroln. perceVing the futiiity 81 has
candidacy for the presidency. stirred ~
riots in Lima. for which he was promptly
committed 10 prison. General Plerola Was
born in Camana, Department OF Arequipa,
in 1910. His father was an eminent natural.
lst and n companion Of the celebrated
Humboldt. Destined for the Church he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13

Dependency caused by diseased liver
can be avoided by taking Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13


Tie Fa,t-End Shooting Club has reor.
oauized Tor tine coming season, aud viii
have its Grst practice ~ o'clock next
"Wednesday afternoon. the .Gt0 instant, ~
the eastern terminus of Ne- .all street.
the club mas Ind .ts practice meetings
and shooting contest at this place for
several years, and 'lhe location Is most
excellent ore, convenient so the members
aud ont Oi the way of the general public.
The East-Eud Club is IN tiourshng
condition. IL has healthy treasury and
no debts 10 pay. AuOng his members are
some of the most expert gunners ia the
citv. Thsy are chiefly young men from
Church Hill. though some 81 them live la
other SECTIONS of the city. Captain Charles
II. Epps, who takes lively interest IN
field sport coutemplates Joining the
Church-uih hOys.
Eir Edgar 3. White hes been reflected
president OF the organization and Mr. ".
4. Dickerson ills TIE position Of secretary
and treasurer. the two Offices having been
merged iuto che. A. the reorganization
meeting, hel1at the residence Of the h059i-
table President. the member were invited
10 pa~tako 90 am elegant supper after the
busino-s before the CLUB had been dis
posed Of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
LAPARoTowy.

Another delicate operation ia suture OF
the intcstinSs. This Is performed when
tbev are injured by stabs or gunshot-
wsnnda. Under the old system the pa
tents wora IN most instances left to live
or dio, and - par cent. did actually die,
when l;lparotomy was unknown. Now tho
belly Is opened and the wounded intes-
tlres are sewed together. The saving OF
life by this latter.dey triumph Of surgical
skill Is considerable. probably 80 per cent.
recovering. Extreme precaation is essen
tial in such cases. The slightest hasee, tho
overlooking of wound or the lowering Of
The temperature in the room while the pa
tient ia exposed. may produce fatal re-
suits"
= Cancer of the stomach" said I. " il at
trantirg much attention IRON eminent ply
siciauS here and abroad. with the view OF
deciding whether it is the result OF mi
crohe or coll growth. howis ii regarded
by surgeousT
TREATMENT OF caScEr.
with the conflicting Opinions OF medi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13

Do0k AND JOB WORK NEATLY
Id RxRcUrED al TIE pisFAicd PRINT
ANG-Hou5E
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD
scHEDULs IN KFPECr FEBRUARY. 10 800.
TWO TRAISs DAILY 70 NORFOLK AID
LYHCHBU6A


LEAVE RICHMOND, BYhD-sIRELr STATION.
S40..M D1iy. rsa FesorsDIrg -EicAnoat and
h9rlolk throssD tHpros--A.nva a.
Norfolk l2.15 &. 81. b ops oaly et Pc
ttrsngrg ana aldoik. second
uaiu, leaving Petersburg 40 i,:5J a.
u. ard arrigi8s sf NOT0lk a. Z. g..
stops o.. tN sffNcut
9l0A n. Daily go Pofarsoars. arrive a.
foietsbgrZ 1878 s. n Ne. , leaves
Icsor1Lurg las 4. 4. Tor Farm
vile. iyDchoarg, SUI al ooin,s South
s.a5R Il. DAILY. vfI Pe.er'o1ry. Arr.Te ~.
toreourg i90 .. n; leaYs Fetorsourg
eD r. N. dAly, arriving Norfolk :
g. 81.
1880 P. IL u4ay ~ Pe,srsears. Arags a.
Petersburg l2..5 =. ST.. connecting
Win Trsin W :. losSlng Petersburg
A, is.la 4. ". foe Fsrmvfiie. Lyara-
bucg. Posahoatas. sad ell poiats
,,.ooA A. 9~'sy.ria BarEaviIe. sor Fsrmyille,
Iva hearg. toe S0atl, aud West
PULLMAN sLEEPISa-CAa AccOAAoDA-
TfOsS
No. sping-car from Pssersolrg 70 6risio
without chang. IeAgiag Pet5rsearS daily a.
1910 =. r., All Lyaea2arz 10 hempnis VIII
w IA S S-i'yashOsrg 70 Meridian. aad Ros aoAs
10 Memphis wi;ncas ensasa
Tickess, OagSsge-chockA aa1 81 1aiofLassoa
cas- 10 ontRinod Is hiehAoni ssi fstsrssoss
ra;ifaad asooi, A. ". .iar0ers. IJ0 AasH sireeA
ana sr ,hs ConpGnY's 01lce. sJl east dsinsIree~
~~N X NJ COURTNEY,
Passenger Agea-
W. r BzSlLL
Geaerai f'sssensss Aesas
CEAsaEs q. EopY. yies- Pressiea-
Genera! cfscs. acanoEs. VA i7s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13

IAN operation which Is now frequently
performed j. the treatment of the appendlN
verniformis. "a the juncture Of the upper
and lower intestine. This small Intestine
frequently acts ~ q sac. which. falling to
he discharged. becomes inhamed and rot
ten IN consequence, md peritOnitIs de-
valops In former times the custom was
b. wait until the ninth or tenth day before
operating. and many died in conse-
duence of this delay. Professor Agnew
died Of this allment about two years
ago. Now the operation is made lmme-
diately after the diagnosis. and q large pOr-
ton of Ire cases are saved. IHe method.
plainly stated. is TO make an incision. eX-
posing the intestlnes. and, alter the ap-
pendiN veYnuOrmis, or small intestine. IS
reached, to tie it mp and cut il OF. In such
cases We frequently find thus o small alb
scess he's formed in the intestine. This
operation ia now resOrted e. by all the
lending surgeons at every favorable oppor.
tunity as 10 affords the best chance o.
saving the patent. The results are uni
fUrmly encOufaging.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13

4 cedar stump stands On W. S. Clay's
farm. uelr Shohomish CITY, Oregon, that
measure twenty feet IN diameter A pho
tograph was ta6on OK Il Nlth thirty men
and ive horses standing abreast.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-20
n. H. WINANS
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
aNn a anrrrn nIn,E
. AND 4 TOWER BLOCK.


XANTEp-Fems, Help-2 dish Washers.
W pastry coek. general coaks. j chamber
maid. dining reom Elri>. giris Ter genera
ieuss wors, I iau.dry ~emsu. >r~lng Eifis
i-ay 2segtS Ladies Perlor Tower block.
BUSINESS GEc-fQr sale or kKcf8
IL - gtnefal stocks. ssl9o, hard hFe Ssg15
a 49, Livery sgoe6 On coed locat91t oolus .
good busntss dF1g stocks, well lacatfe Ia
ciiy. sAo0, a. 80 dry gaoc stock, SeJ9
hAl DWARF, o.. 500, / grocery st0ck, 49,
I drs good. slr0A
gOR SALE OK ENCHANGE-F0r Grand Rap
ids property. - acres OF frsteisss land a.
aer cleared, miles from Vaudeville, only
%.
UOR sALE-i6l acres Of the hnest land IA
Michigan gooa house. large basement
barn. acres % orchard, every ga AZ nFSE class
viii take ) 90 TO sl5n IN city or village prom
erty; 0arg ain. only 5. o per acre. cheap a. so.
LOR sALE-A good 7-room house. finished IN
Oh anu NAfalsh nearly new. GA sAlem-ate..
OILY siS0-
EOR SALE-lou can get nice. new SroOm
house, with closets large lot, al alley on
Wo0diAwn-aSe.. Tor $50.
EOR SALE-Sl7o0 viii buy 7-room house.
sewing room ana closets. very convenient.
nice lot. on ccriDner-s'.
EOR SALE-A new broom house. pantry and
Il clos Is. on Tia i-st.. only SiiVO.
TOR SALE-NeW modern house on corner
Coitaye-. sts0i Will exchange Tor cheaper
property or vacant lots.
flU EAA Al 4 -NNE OF mouse ana lot on " est
side. an e-room house on Center-st.. Si7Vl.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE houses and
lots on South LsfAyette-st. for $685. 3
good investment 10 rent.
IGOR SALE-A Groom house. with pantry and
closets ia a good nelghb0rhoOd on Center
ST.. only Sl40l.
IGOR SALE-A bargain; only $500 for a T.
room house. large 11. on Turuer-st.
EOR SALE-ThTee vacant lots on Turner,
Il soc.
C1T00 WILL BUY an Sroom house; nicely
V1 w finished very convenient; on Trow-
bridge~st.
Sion FOR nice Sroom house on Center
81 NV ST.; will exchange Tor house and lot
on West Side.
COCO FOR neat lit Q house on Lincoln.
pOON ST.; lot 49X2l7; terms easy.
GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE-We have a nice
" clean little stock OF staple groceries well
located in the city 10 exchange for vacant
lots; sickness in the family the cause. invoices
about sl1U-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-20
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
TOWER
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
Rooms 8 AND . TOWER eLook.

ROOMS AND Tower Block.
DEGOLIA BROs-............... Proprietors
WANTED-Ma Help--e mach lnisis. = rub
" bfrs. NarBishers. cabinet mAkers 0
wood cutters. boys. II you are out oi work
come In.
NVANTED-Female Help girls Tor gen
cral housewerA. cham bermaids. ! laun-
dress. ] stenoErapher
EOR SALE-To Young man with S71 cash. %
buy IS Interest Ia grocery anc dry 90 IDS
stock iu "a icIy improving pat Fl fbe city
fsoutA end RENAL DiuA paftnef has bad yeaf
experience GOOD established business t.
some one.
EOR SALE Or EXCHANGED acres of land.
- miles from toe city, l4A peaches 80
pears so apples good hui oings.
EOR sALE- BE- room mouse on South Lafay-
\ e'te-st. modern taish. cable cars run ~
the door. Price $500.
IGOR EXCHANGE acres two miles from
>ausatuck. 100 peach trees bearing. O.
plums. 800 eoosborries acres ~ strawberries.
good house and barn. Price t1D.
FOR SAIL room house on LagFave-si. near
Nenham-afe. near both cattle and electric
car Ines with al modern improvements.
Price $3.50 easy terms
LOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-lB Boston Msssl
A fine AZ room house ga Easi-st. large lot.
city water. furnace. and al Modern Improve
menis 10 exchange for dwelling IN Boston.
Mass.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED acre farm n
Il miles from city 10 improved basncs
beech ard maple tim Der. D. room brick house
LARGE basement barn and other out buildings
10 exchange Tor CITY property.
EOB SALE-lI-room house on Fast BridEe.s'..
furnace. sewer. city Water. corner iot and
finely finished. price S30o. easy terms
LOR SALE OK ENCHANsE-srooinh house
4 and large corner lot room ior anothe-
house or lot. on two graded streets with sew
ers. etc. 20 exchange Tor farm would assune
some lncumbrauce.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop.
VI erfy IN sums 10 suit koon6s and 3. Tower
block.
IIOU Sis and rooms 20 rent: also number sf
H good tenants --anfinr 70 rent. beng m
your keys Rooms sno 81 Tower b ock
UFGoLIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-20

Does the TELEGRAM-HERALD believe
that the cumulative voting Law is just
and fair? Does II not believe that the
majority should rule, and was not this
law partisan trick TO defeat the VIII
OF the majority, Just the same as an
appOrtOnment based OH u gerry man
der?-MOrnIng Press.
The TELEGRAM-HERALD is free to say
that It has very little sympathy with
the cumulative election law. But 1t
was, and still is, the law of the State.
The election of representatives was
neld under ITS provisions, and the
board of canvassers had certain duties
to perform, under ITS provisions, which
they failed to do. As to their clam
that it was repealed by a subsequent
law. the general election law. the TELE-
GRAN-HERALD will enter upon no ex-
tended argument. Ii Will simply say
that the courts do not look favorabIy
upon repeats by implication. They do
not sustain such appeals, unless it is
impossible for the two acts TO stand to-
gether. 1t IS possible for a general and
a special provision to stand together
The cumulative election law Il a special
provision, and the subsequent law,
which the board claims repealed It, is
a general election law. Special pro-
visions always take precedence Of gen.
ersl ones. Any special provisions in a
city charter. for instance, relative to
holding elections, are not superseded
by the general state Law. The board
should have acted under that law,
which especially applied to tho election
of representatives. II the law Is IN
constitutional, IN that It gives an
elector two votes for one man. that IS
another matter. That question, how
ever, comes within the province Of the
judicial, and not the Ministerial. ofic-
ers Of the state. such. ID brief, s the
opinion of the TErEeRAN-H ERALE.