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SEASlCkNESS.
A Popular Error Regarding It-Some sus-
gestions For Its Prevention.

Popular Error Regarding It-Some sug-
gestions For Its Prevention.
The common notion that the stomach
should be kept rs full us possible is not in
uorsed by Tho Lancet, which saws:
We have seen stout old men and women
take with praiseworthy persistcnce-had
tho result been satisfactory - biscuits.
brandy and soda, apples, pint of porter.
a red herring and various other edibies and
potables, with an entire want of success in
retaining them
Were we to counsel those who are liable
10 tins affection we should recommend as
follows: Take Il moderate meal two hours
before going on board. Remain on deck
amidships well protected against cold as
long "a possible. AS soon rs the fremont
Tory symptoms appear, retire to the birth
undress as quickly as possible and lie fiat
on the back for the first II, or even 81 hours.
without food. Then take n small portion
OF dry bread and roast beef without fluid.
This the stomach will probably retain. If
there is much movement of the vessel, lie
quiet again, or even go upon deck, and in
the course of 80 or 4S hours the system will
have recovered itself, and no further trou-
bic will be experienced.
III Is mistake to introduce n quantity
or fiuid, even of strong coffee. into the fac
CID stomach, but if sickness persist Il glass
OF champagne will probably prove service
able In some few persons qunine or anti
pyrlil, choral or potassium bromide may
net well, but as Il rule medicine of all kinds
should be eschewed by those who do not
wish to aggravate what is already hard to
bear. ' w
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'oHANoBRy NOTICES.

WIN A. BELL, TRUSTEE, CoMPLAINANr.
" w ys;Jos. W: Coke, homas w. Miller, trustee;
j. and L. Blair Jr Yayer. in his o% ri rsSi
and and az trustee; james A. Wager. trustee; Il: S.
as Van 0 Ho and &C. e sas b
l;ysargns Blair. sr.. Rush U; Dcrr, in his own
trustee; Middle states Loau Building and Con.
struction Company, Thomas Lewis, administra.
q. Dennis. G. W. Truitt, and j. G. Dennis, par IT.
ners trading rs Dennis, Truitt Il Co, j. f.
Smcdley, r. L. Hickman, John NJ, Tinsicy and
- Tinslcy. partners trading ~ John NJ. I lueley
Son; j. A Allen, w. A. Buck, r. ii. Pettus a.
NJ Young and j. k. Arlington, defendants.
In Chancery.
The above:namcd parties complainants and de.
remnants VIII please take notice that purruant
to decree or reference entered on the 2Ith dnv
OF July. 1873, by the Hustings Court OF the city
pcnding in said court the undersigned, one of the
commissioners In chanccry OF said court TO whom
ms cause has been rccommittcd, has fixed upon
monday, the 18th day OF August, 1899, Mt 10
O'Clock u. m, as the time and his law office Groom
lO MIX building) as the place to proceed to take
counts and Inquiries as directed by eaid decree:
ITO report the value severally OF the said lots of
land with and without the various buildings
alleged to be affected by mechanics leLs in this
cause and IL enid liens are valid as against the
houses, or any OF them. constructed or ocing CON
TONED and il practicable said commissioner shall
ascertain the value OF the work done or of the
mlh,,cIihIs lurnishcu Dy the several claimants
under such mechanics liens upon each and every
house affected by the alleged mechanics liens re-
ported upon In this cause and all the liens on the
said severed houses and lots"
III the report cannot he completed OH the first
day the proceedings will be adjourned from day
to day to the same time and place until tho same
liz completed
The aboye.named defendants who have filed
mechanics liens against the property embraced
IN these proceedings arc especially requested to
be present Mt the time and place above mentioned
with proof to cstablith the validity OF their
claims and the value of the work done on or
mater al furnished for each OF the several houses
mentioned in these proceedings.
Given under my hand commissioner in
chanctry OF the corporation court or the city or
Roanoke, Va, this the 3rd day of August 1888.
EVERETT PERKINS,
81 law4w. Commissioner.
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LEGAL NO ICE.
FONT RESOLUTION.

PROPOSING an amendment 10 the tenth clause of
Article of the Consii tuition OF Virginia, and
providing Tor publishing said amendment
Assembly,
Approved February 10, 1872.
i. Resolved the Senate and House of Dele.
gates "a majority OF the members elected to each
OF the two houses agreeing therefor, That the fol.
lowing amendment 10 the Constitution of Vir.
gina tc, ana i hereby proposed. and il hereby
REFERRED 10 the General Assembly to be chosen at
the next general election of senator's and mem
bcrs OF The House of Delegates for it, concurrence
in conformity with the provisions OF section one
OF article twelve of said constitutions viz: Strike
out from the Constitution OF Virginia the tenth
clause OF article orc, which is in the following
words.
IT, Tina in all capital or criminal prosecutions
n man halh II right TO demand the cause and
nature OF his accusation, TO he cOnfron ed with
the accuscrs and witnesses, To call for evidence
IN MS tayof and to speedy trial by an impartial
consent ne cannot he found guilty; nor can he be
compelled to give cvidcI ce against himeelf: that
no man he deprived OF his liberty, except by tho
law OF the land or the judcmt nj OF his peers
And insert in lieu thcreo the following:
III. That in I'll capital or criminal prosecutions
II man hath right 10 demand .hc cause and
nature or his accusation. to he confronted with
the accnscrs and witnesses, 10 call for evidence
IN HE favor. and to speedy trial by an impartial
Jury of his vicinase, without whose. unanimous
consent he cannot he ionnd guilty, but tine Gen
era assembly may, by law, provide Tor the trial
otherwise than ny j-ry. OF a man accused OF u
criminal one nee not punishable by ue ath or con.
hnement in the pcnitentiary nor can he he com
PEELED 10 give evidence against himsel +; that no
man he deprived OF his liberty except by the law
OF tho land oI the judgement of his peers
). Resolved, That the clerk of the Senate or the
clerk OF the House OF Delegates. or, il vacancy
happen in both or said offices. the presiding Off
Ger OF either house OF the GEL eral Assembly, he
authorized and required tn cause this proposed
anne ndmcDd aid these resolutions to be pablshcd
in ono newspaper published in each OF the cities
Of the Commonwealth having more than ten
Il ousand inhabitants, once Il week for three con-
st"uiivc months previous to the time OF choosing
the members of the General Assembly nj the next
general election of senators and members or the
House of Delegates.
3. Resolved, That the clerk OF the Senate and
tho clerk oi the House OF DELEGATES he REQUIRED
10 transmit to the General Assembly, to be
chosen at the next general election OF senators
ana members of the House OF Delegates n corti
Nod copy OF said proposed amendment ana OF
these resolutions, together with certificates OF
publication by the publishers OF the newspapers
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SCIENCE HALL, WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY.


1t is scarcely necessary to add that
this excited IL very spirited discussion,
and i'll view of recent developments it is
tolerabiy certain that any remarks on
silver at Madison will call out views oil
interest even to the unscientific. Re
hgion is by common consent ignored in
these meetings. In truth, if one NAV
judge from the list so far given out,
there are very few men in the associa-
ton to whom religious beliefs seem of
prime Importance. Questions of morals
and OF social systems involving practical
morals are, however, very freely dis
cusscd, and ut the Washington session
Mrs. Anita Newcomb McGec read before
the anthropological section very inter
esting paper OH the John Humphrey
Noycs experiments in stirpculturc ut
Oneida, N. y.
Mrs MCGEE had every detail of the
Oneida community'S doctrine and prac-
tice i'll fine detail. and, what is of more
Importance, she had the results, for she
has traced the subsequent career of ev-
cry child born under the community
system. Of the whole number five died mt
birth, and one proved an imbccilc. The
rest, says Mrs. MCGEE, are above the
average OF children. and of all the lot but
one has died. Of the boys. 10 are clerks
and forcmen, one is il musician of emf
hence, two are studying law and medi-
cine, others are too young to have voca-
tons, and only one is Il mechanic. The
girls are just fair average. And OF all
these children but one believes in the per-
fectionist doctrine. So, Mrs. McGec con
cludes, stirpiculture might have good
results if But mankind simply will
not have it, and so it need not he dis
cussed.
In all America the association could
not have selected nicer place for an
August session than Madison. The hot
test weather will then be past. and in
that region the days will be Just warm
enough and the nights deliciously cool
and bracing. In truth. Madison has
many claims to be considered summer
resort for health and pleasure. 1t has
above all things what every bit of land
scapc needs to please the cyc-plcnty OF
crystal water. Surrounded by Il belt of
lovely lakes, with streets ovcrarchcd bv
fine trees, with many elegant residences
and ample hotel accommodations, it is
the ideal place for scientific association.
The meetings of the association Will
be held in Library hall of the state uni
versity, which is beautifully located on
the border of one of the lakes Science
hall, which is finely equipped, will natu-
rally attract the interest of the scientists.
and i'll it a number of the sessions will
probably be held.
Madison has literary atmosphere, too.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox was born and
raised in the vicinity and is proud of it.
Many other poets not quite SO noted arc
Madisonians, among them Charles Noble
Gregory, Mrs. Louise Phillips, Ella \.
Giles, Elva Bryant, Mrs. Aubcrtiue
Woodward Moore and others All these
are somewhat known beyond the state
line. Indeed there is that in the sur
roundings of Madison which tends TO en-
cite and draw out all the poetry and
sentiment which might elsewhere remain
latent. j. II. BEADLE.
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graduation that so many of the papers
are on subjects Of great practical i'm
portance' and it is especially noteworthy
that the interests of the farmer are so
much thought of. Indeed the American
farmer just now seems to be very much
in it, both with scientists and politicians
One of the great questions Of the dav.
and incidentally FOR the association, is
concerning the aid which science has
given and can give to the farmer.
Charles S. Plumb in The Popular Sci
ence Monthly makes an interesting cx-
hibit showing that in the item of fcrti-
lizers alone governments scientific en-
perts have saved for the farmers many
times the amount government has OK
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
Il fore existing between T. Z. Jami-
son and James Richmond, trading as
James Richmond e Co, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by James
Rlchm ond, and all accounts due said
hrm shall be made payable to hun
James Richmond will also be respon-
sible for oil de bts Of the concern.
II. E. JAMESON,
JAS RICHMOND.
Roanoke, Va, Aug. 0. 1898 $40 sod
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PY VIRTUE OF DEED OF rRI1S,r
I'D executed on the 25th dAy OF Anrnst ISM

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
~ executed on the 25th day OF August, iSi0
by Cyrllc Charles to the undersigned trustee IN
secure the payment OF $275 to the Midway Land
company which deed Is recorded in the clerks
once once OF the county court of Roanoke county
deed book 3, page 6i, and default having been
mnuc IN inc payments, | will, ON TUESDAY
AUGUST 10, lS93 AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, In front
OF the courthouse door in the city OF Roanoke
state or Virginia, sell at public auction the fol,
lowing real estate situated in the county of Ron
noKc va, djaccnt to the Norfolk and Western
Taiiroad and the Vinton electric car line, between
itoanoke and Vinton, to witt All those certain
lots or parcels of land In the county of Roanoke
State OF Virginia, described az follows:
beginning at point on Midway street 200 feet
north OF Dale street, thence with Midway street
~ feet TO point. thence In an eastcry direction
~ feet to point on an alley, thence with said
thence in a westerly direction 100 feet 10 the
beginning. and known as lots Nos 2 and g. in
section IL, as shown on the n ap OF the Midway
Land CompRDy's property.
The said deed OF trust was executed convcvinp
the property us above to secure tho paymen, OF
$40 evidenced by eighteen negotiable notes of
even date Herewith for the sum of S15 each and
payable at intervals OF one month"; the first being
due september 25, 1890 and defcat having been
made in the payment OF large number OF these
notes, and being required go TO do by the Midway
and Company, the beneficiary under this deed
the property conveyed in the foregoing decd
OF trust will he sold above to satisfy the
unuaid notes therein secureo amounting to s2I5
with interest.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to nav
tnesc past notes with interest from August ~
lSH,. ana tive cost OF executing this trust in.
clnding trustees commission OF per cent
II any, y yahlc H. equal instalments OF one aud
Two ears with interest fiom date secured by a
decd OF ira on the property.
I'd. RUSH L. DERR, Trustee.
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carbolic Acid as n Disinrectnnt.

TO prepare carbolic acid for general use
IN the sickroom the ofIicinal preparation
should first be diluted with water i'm the
proportions OF part of the acid TO 80 Of
water. This can be used to wet cloths
hung round the sickroon, to moistcn the
sheets that should curtain the door leading
from the sickroom into the other part of
the house and to sprinkle all clothing that
the laundry.
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In recent years the statement is often
heard that the virus of the bee sting is an
lnialiible remedy for acute rheumatism.
Ihis theory has received confirmation from
custom OF the country people of Malta,
reported by The Mediterranean Naturalist.
l'ees are numerous in the islands, and bee
stlngs are III such repute us cure for rhe,l-
niatiSm that resort to this primitive method
of incubation has been Il common practice
III severe cases for generations.
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TO MEET IN MADISON.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE
ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE.

Beauty and Convenience of wisconsin's
Cnpitni-Prcvious Sessions of the Assoc
ciation-Some Dry Fun In tho Savnnts.
Questions to BE Discussed.
copyright. $780, by American Press Associa-
tion.l
Madison, the beautiful and lake en-
bosomed capital of Wisconsin, is chosen
for the forthcoming session of the Ameri-
can Association for the Advancement of
Science. And most appropriately, too,
foy Madison is not only beautiful in it
self and blessed beyond most cities with
surroundings tomake summer sojourn
pleasant, but it is also an intellectual
center of the highest rank. prolific par
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LtaAL NOTICE.
In which .aid proposed amendment sbali have
been publishcd. "'' na'e

Office OF clerk of nousc of Delegates and keepcr
or the rolls OF Virginia. oSp'A
RICHMOND, Va. July 81, 1893.
INC foregoing fs u copy or Joint resolution pro-
poeitE nh amendment to the. tenth clause or
providing i'r publishing said amendment and
certif, ng the same TO the next General Assom.
majority If the members elected to each OF the
TWO housci, and so 70 ordcd, and which Joint
I,esolution was approved bv the Governor on
February IN, 1S!2. aud ia pubiehed In nc cordauco
WIN provision t"crcin contained
-, j. BELL BIGGER,
Sierk OF House or Delegates and keeper OF rolls
vi virginia. z % law 3m
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TRUsTHEA' sALns.

VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST ID ArED
- the Let day OF January, 1892, and OF record in
the clerks Office OF the Hustings Corr for thr
CITY OF Roanoke, Va, In deed book rs, page 227.
n L. 1orlcy ana wife conveyed to 3. W. Jamisou
aiccrtain parcel OF land therein described In
rus, 70 secure to A. n. and w. NJ Fuller the pay
i OF the cum OF $1,5 %, evidenced by G. rtafn
Dono OF even date with said deed, payable Ave
years t after date with interest on came at u per
Scnt. per annum. payable scmi.annually eyi.
$500. Su w interest," coupons, and whereas by the
IN ,h u. .ne said Decd upon default being made
stsi,np pay men any or the said scmi- annual In
man on ~ vi interest, the holder OF said mortgage
ue9t. principal mud Interest, duo and nayable and
,rt 49,. III immediate sale or said property and
,Mherchs TWO OF the said intcreet conpons havs
aod hntp as. uuo ana arc in default of payment
a INV DeinY instructed so to do, shall. US MON.
nrnr,;,sa ~. 20 18TH, 1893, In front of the
?; IN proceed to sell at public auctioi -, o't tS
highest bidder all OF tho property cnnvcyea 'ue
said deed OF trust. to wit: '''o" Al
"A certain parcel OF land, with Improvement,
thcreoh. situated In the city If Roanoke. Va
fronting on Feet on the north side of Charlie,
strSc ,i ana running back northwardly between
parallel lines 40 feet to an alley, and known aa
lot II, section 4, according to the man of tbe
Lewis addition, which mapis on ile In the CLERKS
Office OF the corporation court of the CITY ~ To-,
noke, va. The said property has on n "a snh
siantial two story brick dwelling, with ali neccs
sary AID modern improvements
iERblS: Cash sufficient to pay the whole or m.
executing this trust, including n trustees com,
mission OF per cent, and the balance If anw
payable In one aud two years after dnra n, sa,.,
with interest, deferred payments secured nv dnnS
OF Trust s on property sold s. w. JAMESON.
~ 'ue Trustee.
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By mutual consent OF all partics the above eale
mas been postponed until Tuesday, August 81
1873, ut same place and hour.
Il. w. MILLER, Trustee.
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BY mutual consent of all paite the above sale
ls postponed until Friday. August II. at same
place and hour. T., W MILLER
2Ztcs Trustee.
i'y mutua consent .hs above sale has been
postponed until Monday, August IL. AT same
place ana hour Il. W. MILLER,
S11 ids rrt stce
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s9tds

by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATE.
- the 9TH tay o. October, 1&N and OF record
In the clerks Office or the cOipor ,tio1 court for
the city of Roanoke, Virgil la in deed hook *
page no, execute by the Icntrai Invest m, MI
company 10 the nnds rsgncd, IN trust TO secure
20 Charles Lyle The payment OF the sum of 81
h5UV2 evidenced by two interest hearing neroti-
able notes OF even cate with said deed each in
the siln or $500 made by the &c, trail inycst.
ment Company and payable 10 the said Charles
Lyle or order IN one and two years respectively
AFTER date, nj tie Commercial Natil nal Bank of
Ruanokc, Virginia, and default having occurred
A. he request OF the holder thereon Will ON
TUESDAY THE 1ST DAY OF AUGUST. 1Sl3
AT IL q CLOCK NJ, in fr.nt OF the courthouse
IN the city or Roanoke, Virginia. proceed TO sell
nj public auction to the highest bidder n that
certain lot or parcel OF land lying and being i'm
the city OF Foanokc, Virginn, and described NJ
follows, to witt -
Beginning nj point on the west side of Nelson
street 100 feet south OF Robertson street thence
north - degrees west 95 feet to u point thence
south degrees west so feet to point thence
south - degrees east 9j feet to Nelson street
thence with Nelson street north = degrees cast
% ieet 10 the place OF beginning.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash N to enough TO INV
inc cost OF executing this trust and to paw the
past due note subject to credits as follows.
$500 as OF the 18th day or October. 1Si2 and
SD ne OF the 2Sth day of October 1892 and NJ to
the residue, IL any there he, the same shall be
payable IN one and two Years from date of smle
III equal instruments with interest from date OF
sale and secured by deed of fru.t
2tds TuUS. w. MILLER, Trustee
BY mutual consent of all paitics the above sale
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an amendment 10 the tenth clause of
Article ! of the Constitution OF Virginia and
providing Tor publishing said amendment
ana certifying tho same 10 the Lcxt General
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF trust executed April 4, 1880, by N. j. Payne,
conveying 10 the undersigned trustee certain
property hereinafter mentioned (Which deed is OF
record in the clerks office OF the corporation
court OF the city OF Roanoke) in trust to secure
TO the Roanoke Construction and improvement
company inc payment of the sum OF 81 ,2S2 IS
evidenced by sixty-slx notes OF S1g.i3 each bear.
ing even date with the said decd, and due
monthly, with interest from date. Default hav-
ing been made In the payment of certain or said
notes and being required so to co by the holder
thereof, shall sell by public auction to the high
est nidder IN front OF the courthouse in Roanoke
l2:U O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following parcel or lot
lows
Beginning at tn, Intersection OF the south side
OF W ellis street with the cast side OF Roanoke
street, thence with Wells street south "a decree.
40 minutes east 81 81 feet to point thence south
10 degrees 70 minutes west lU53S feet to a ten foot
minutes west 2022 feet to Roanoke street thence
with the same north degrees - minutes cast 106
feet TO the beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost of eye.
cutting this trust and five notes of $40 10 each
with interest from April d, 1870, to the day of
sale; so mnch of the residue OF the u occcds of
the sale as VIII be sufficient TO pay twenty.six
notes OF $l9.i3 each, with interest from April d.
1851, FALLING due monthly, beginning September
j, lS'3, Will be made payable in twenty ak
monthly payments 10 meet the SAID notes as thcy
mature, and the residue, il any, will be PAYABLE
twelve months from tho day OF sale All deferred
payments to be evid, nced by the purchasers in.
terest-bearine notes iand secured by deed of trust
% ids Trnst
WHEREAS A CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST
w was executed by VIM. J. Blair and Lycnrrus
Blair, Jr, to George j. Peet, and his successor
as Trustee, bearing date the 9TH day OF March,
1872, ana recorded on the 2lst day OF March lSf2
in deed book "a, page ~, in the clerks office of
the liustings Court for the CITY OF Roanoke
S'a'e OF virginia, to secure prompt and faithful