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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
More TO the PGrpose.

IF this helps you" said the doctor.
signing his name 10 the prescription and
folding il, ~ should be glad IL you would
let ne know
1t ~ doesn't help me. doc. replied the
caller in clear. distinct tone OF voice. as
De handed over the required 5. IN let
you know it-YOu can bet q trunkful Of
skeletons on that. Good afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
4 Big Riyanna Carr.

CLAETsBEOOE. VA. May =. 1873.
To ne Edi,or Of TIE DisDa,c.
As have seen several notices published
in your paper of large German carp taken
IN different parts Of the State, ! though.
II would not be out Of place 70 record the
capture here some DAYS ago By Sheriff K.
s. Campbell. His weight fresh from the
water was "A pounds. Rivsnns mud j,
good for making large fish "a well as
quenching the thirst OF our citizens.
4 r L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Remark. from Reidsviiie.
>..-.ai telegram to the Dispatch. :

Tt.r>yu1E. Y. C., Nav p. The art and
ue- clsss o.. Miss Dixie Leach. OF
..,e. closed H. first session tonight
a. . brilliant entertainment at the
,- Meas CHRISTIAN Association. The
,f.r was pr.vste, but largely attended.
a. VS. greB; success. The WOmack
=. .-s-.oa Orchestra furnished the
f..rce.,si Gates. whose efforts here
t... -r. Wlth great success, closed his
r..-.-u@ut here this evening.
J.. florida car was here today and
b.. j.. Is have inspected and admired II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
A Reasonable supposltion.

iDeifHi fTee ffe-sl
That's a fine. solid baby OF yours New
nah" said a friend VINO was aamirng the
nrst baby.
DO you think he's solld:" asked New
pah rather d.scOuso,eteiy. 1t seems 10
ne a. II he was al boiler
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
4 Stand-On.

Brown Stone: Pm unable 70 decide
whether Mckinley has done more good or
evil 10 70 cate.
Handmy Down: What occasions your
QuancGTy
Brown stone: Well. he has made a
tarih reformer Of ne and smuggler Of
my E1fe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY 22.-Tbis has been generally Observed by
the Trade as holiday. and hence very little "
say business OF note was done There we're 10
Iooss Gales or auction sales on Change. while
ONLY few hogsheads sold privately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
An Innuendo.

Mrs. Henpeck Seems 10 me you buy
great many trousers. Alfred. ] notice you
have on another Lew pair to-day.
Ny. Henpeck Well. my dear. when q
man and ms wife and MS motber-ln-lsw all
INSIST on wearing The same garment, Il
can't last YerK long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Com petition

Then you ere not going 70 send your
sOn to college, Sir. Aewruoney :"
NO: We changed or plans. You see.
an eI-prlze-5ghter has come 10 toTn and
started a school for physical culture and
rs sight cheaper than college"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
That Much Difference.


IIFIAlfl MI
Customer 90 druggist: Give me 10
cents worth Of o1silo acid.
Druggis, For suicide OF mechanical
use
b" VIVA. difference : that 10 you?"
III its tor suicide ia charge you 81
FOR it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
MpTHo0lsrs AND rHE FAR
Exhibit - BE wishdsavs IL Case Of sss-
day Opeufne.

Nyw YORK, May 22.-The Methodist
preachers Of New York. Brooklyn. and tho
vicinity. at their regular meeting to-day,
resolved to withdraw the Methodist ex-
hibit from the Worlds Fair because of the
proposed Sunday opening. A resolution
TO that effect. which was presented by the
Rev. DIR. b. r. Landon and passed unani::
mously a week ago, was to-day confirmed
and a clause added 10 II instructing the
agents Of the Methodist Book Concern at
Chicago TO &C. ia the premises as soon az
the doors of the Worlds Fair are thrown
open on Sundays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

CT. LorE, No. May 22.-fIour unchanssd.
wheat-No. 2 red. cash 6sc-; Nay. e7,$c-;
July 7Oa-c. Corr--So. mixed, cash and Nay,
s c july ~. Ss Ia, &C. Aa Su, s ss wsi..
key, s1.l2: Provisions-Pork. standard mes.,
szI5o. Lard, elo.25ssi0.37l<, nominal
Meats unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. O., May 22.-Flour 10 moderate
demand: fancy, s3ss325; family. e2.e5s
corn quiet; No. 2. mixed. 45t. s4ec. Oats bsreiy
steady; No. = mixed, 33c- Pork quiet a. 1929.
Lard steady az s10.2J. Balk-mssts. sl0.37t<.
Bacon firner a. e1Ls7I1- Wh.key steady at
THE COTTON Markets
NEW YORK. May 22.-cot,on quiet; upIsnds,
7s4c.; Orleans. Sc; sales, sos bales: good ordi-
nary. C5sc; ,Ov miifang, j-l6c Futures
closed quiet sales, 103, 100 bales: May, 1925;
June, $3.50: July, s7.40; August, s7.4s; Sep
tenb Der, e7.53; Oetober, e7.js: November,
s7.o4: Decenbe s7.7o: January. s7.76.
Consolidated net receipts al ports today,
bales; France. LIDO balcs: Continent, $780, 500
bales: stock. 505.344 bales. Totals so far this
week: Ne, re,eipts. 7,o46 bales; exports-to
GreA, Britain, 1890 bales; France. l,lso
NEW ORLEANS, May 22.--Futures steady:
sales, $500 bales; May, s7.il; June. e7.1l:
July. s7.1s; August. eco; sepietHosr, G.ze;
october, 1874: Novenbsr. 1873; December.
s7.74; January. s7.52.
NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS
WILMINGTON, n. C.. May 22.-Eosin crm:
strained. s5c.: good strained. Soc Turpcn-
tine nrIn a. 26l4c. Tar nrm at 95c- Grade
furpent.ne stesdy; hard. o.; soft and vrgin.
$50.
CHARLESTON. 3. C.. May 22.-Turpensins
frn az 26c. RSsin Hrm; good strained. q.
SAVANNAH, Ga, NAY 22.-Tzrpentine quiet ss
28s.c. Resin arm quote A, b, c, ID, and Z, eL05:
r, sLlo; @. Ills; u, si:45; !, ei.95; K,
s2.25; n. $3.50; n. e3.io; Stndov-giass,
$40; water white, $500.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
useported tor the Dispatcn-I
NoEroLK, Va. Nay 22.-Aarkst dull No
transactions reported. Prime. 4txa4t4c.; extra
prime, 4Hc.: fancy, 4,4c. Orders como In slowly
az the factories.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23


FIRST Worlds-FaIr Visitor Then there
are places where ron can get 25-csni
lunches
second World s-Fsir Visitor Yes: you
can get them all round here by paying =
Toffar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
None Left.
yOgue1

She: am 30 psssionstely food OF rare
china.
He: Your family il such an old one that
I should think YOU would have some oeau-
tiful pieces handed down.
Sac: Unfortunately. onel Of. my ances-
tors was a servant girl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

"fyou were not 50 TALL I'd kiss you"
said Choliie Short - Miss Wayup.
IF you were man OF my size I'd trounce
YOU" replied Miss Wayup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
OnIy Words.

Beacon: You New Workers do not IN
oerstand Hsury James, literary status.
Becker: On. yes. We do-Dow. once
we may have thought be wrote novels. but
now We know IFS Just English.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
No { n ange-

How are sandwiches quoted now Z"
sAid one railway passenger 20 another VINO
was coming from a .eire=hme nt-siaLd a.
the station With a couple n ms hand.
- Firm 70 hard AZ 10 cents" was the re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Rnd pla,e.i rha lsAas.


tHatAlaEtcc etarl
Excuse rae," said the wood-piis 20 the
tramp, but sreDt yoa . few chips shy =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
inc IreahIe.ome Iwias.

Vogue
WHY do yon call your twins Ctrcum-
stances jswkins
because. nv dear boy. they are some
thing over which have no control"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. May 22.-virginla 3's, 90 Bal
timore and Ohio. 7sss2; Baltimore and Ohio
South vesern "a incomes. m; do 81 in
cones, Tt<ssk consolidated gas bonds, 1884
asked DO. stock, 5Slss5g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices Of Mensy. Boads. Stocks, Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and the
Wealth IndicationA
[B, telegraph to tho pispa.ca.l

lBy telegraph to tho Dispasch-
" WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May a.
IIiIn Forecast for twenty-four hours
from midnight to midnight-for
Virginia and North Carolina: Fair
weather. with possibly thunder-showers in
west portion in the afternoon; south
winds; cooler in the interior Wednesday
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
the EooE.eIier's

why are there 20 capitals on TIE title
maze Of this French novel"
"Only proper names begin With capitals.
No. even the names IL that book are pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

esy- A MEMORIAL SERVICE TO
Pew. T. @. DLsEELL, d. D.. will be held At =.
Marks TONIGHT at O'Clock. Addresses VIII Do
made by DR.. PoTERs, Dr. HoGEs and Dr. GRAM
MIR, OF Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
etili Worse.
uudrc

She: Can you think of anything worse
than for girl TO encourage q man when
she has no intention of marrying himT
He: Oh, yes. Suppose she should
change her mind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
roRr OF RICHMOND. MAY a2. 1893
AEEIyEA

AEkIvKA
Steamship Oh DoEliaioa, Couch, NeE York,
rner .na2aiss ani passengers; George W. Alien
& Co. sEcass-
Brig sullivan. Small. Or-hfna Island. g1ano.
= W. Travcr. & Co
Schooner George K Vree.snd. Abbott, New
Haven. Igot, 20 iOad pig-Iron
schooner NARA Pls-son, New FORK. HEhf, 10
load pms Sooi.
schooner Bcuianlanc. Kno~Ies. Baltimore,
kainIie, btch rsoad cheDica-~orks-
sArLEr-
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
ard passengers: irrIn &eisigeT. agent
schrOuer Elelors Sandusea. Gos.sey, Hard
fng'- Wharf, 70 load piue rood for New York
PokToF sEwPo.ST sgws. aAr 20. 1898
lDy rsle<rapa.i
ARRIVED.
British steamship BiBe Star, Galveston Tex.
Schooner Job Jaexson- AiIyn's PSint-
sAlLED.
British stssulsAip Biue s.a,. Liverpool Eng.
soKT OF VEST POINT. MAI %, Issa
iBy ;cisyrsoal
AkxIrEn
steamsaip Danviile. Bennett, Baltimore, pas
seEeess aud general ca-gA
steamship .hssbsm. Foster. BAifimcfs. pas
seugers ara general cargo.
steamship nichmcca, Davis, New fofk, gen
sTsi cargo
stsAmshsp Richmcaa, DAVIS. New Yak rsa
Nagfotk. pAssorgcrs sud general czrrn
S<c&uGhlp Ckakhau- Keeee<. Boston 80 Nor
folk+ paseo0G0s end eonega1 cnRyo
o9eamn4fp Daayl11o. DeanGk4 uo5nDwa -
eoneseeeo4 UungeA eeHGn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Two HOLDERS OF
VIRGINIA
BONDS.

The announcement has juss besn rsostvsd
from London that tbs international Committee
appointed 10 m the rates ~ which ne nsv VIZ.
ginia century bonds arc 70 b dfstrtbassd % ne
holcers a the several c;aasss Of Old v6U1Dte
bonds and coupons under the debt setslemons c{
February. 1897. has az last made tfs report end
Is u expected thai the exchange q . Ped Ces.
fincstess for the nss bonds VII very soon
begin
In our Virginia. Bsnd Circular a Novsnbss.
1881, Ne said: AFTER . careful study q ne
case IN AL 10 bearings re have prepared Ne TO-
iowfng tsbie, showing the result Of funding ~
deb, ., fns rates therein suggested by ~. U44r4
We think would b an equitable and sacosasful
soI9tiou Of the problem Ihs cables thas tar
received Indicate that me 6guses - vbtcn ~
Two most important classes Of old boads-name1ys
"cOssOLss and "I0-zoeS-are 70 - e4e
changed for Csnfury Bonds ARE PnHCMQY
TIE SANE THAT VIZ SUGGESTED III Qgx
CIRCULAR ABOVE RRF4RHxO 70 6c10
EIGHTERy MONTHS AGO.
We shah b pissssd 20 fzrntah hoa1ses - ~
Pod Certificates rsprssensing vreteis ooo6D -
cvapons. apon application. sny further poforn.
lars In regard 70 she couvegsson ~ szc6aAeo &
tasir certificates fhas MAJ ~ coeatoeekA 49,
ve are prepared 70 arrange fug euc4 he99Geo -
exchange q their certificates to- the 30 -
per csnf. Century BondA
CfrresDondeGcD iny1red.
John L WILLIAMS = eOHSs oankeu.
Tenih ana nasa soyoeeA
wxa Rfrnen0nA Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

TIE wyl1HER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and hot. The skies were clear
at midnight.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
door ~ the DESPATCH Office Yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

FLoUR-we quote: Fine, s2ss2.25; s1p.r-
nne, s2.25as2.5O: extra s3asA5O. family. s4s
$50; patent, s4.75asJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
HIHAa %

HIUAHOlAA
81 600 TO LOAN ON EICa;
estate AIso, LARGER SUNS On long time.
FRANK ID. HILL q CO..
nv 23-2s Real Estate Brokers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RIcHxoSD May 22.-OFfERISCs- Corn-White,
1904 bushels; mixed, 600 ousnels- Oats. 400
bushels.
sLLEs.-Corn-W White, 1904 bushels. Oats,
400 bushels.
QUOTATIONS
wHEar-Longberry, 75A77c. Mixed, 73a77c.
Short berry. 70ssGc. No. red, Toe
CosS-Wbite, prime Virginia, bag lots. 1914
54c.; No 2 white, 5Ji1e54c-: No. 2 mixed. ga
52isc-
oIrs.--So. mixed. 36l4a37e-; No mixed.
35iss36c-
RYE-oja70c-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

Old pspsrs Tor sale y = cents 5 hnndrsd
g plGrA1cB o0ce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
s FAST PrrTy-SfxrH srEgxT.
MN YORK MAY 8 iH23

NKw Yosx. May 8. 1888.
Several times this winter have suffered
from severe colds on ny Iuugs. Each time
i pave applied Aileock's Porous Plasters.
aud IN eyer instance have been quickly
relieved By zppising one across my ebert
and one on my back. Ny triends. through
my advice. hare tried she experiment and
also fornd is most successful feel that
can recommend tasm rnoes highly to any
one sbo may s<s 81 10 tsy them.
cxzps w. Fun, IN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

EOTIcE
Holders cf BROWN, SHUL&H = Co c.
once q th1 GENITAL T1C9r QQ1S4M ~
ExW YORK - o. bs1oeo JUL J,
new honds vAsu iasusd. - - deosesse - -
b. asass 4 ~ Boa1>aaa~u c...1c.,e
NJ 1s,24sosss Ia -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

COcoAsCrs-
Cocoaruts OOs4 so per hundred
FOREIGN DRIED FRUITS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-08
NV Points In spraying.

Poi, Bailey points out some new no.
tions in spraying in American Gardening
which are worth reading and beeding.
The first requisite TO spraying isprun.
ing. else the spray will not reach all the
parts Of the tree; hence il IRON otes prun.
Ing. Et& s &t88 ES HBNN.A eg
Labor is cheap when pruning 10 done.
II is expensive when spraying is done.
Pune 10 February and March. spray in
May June and July. Spraying, too must
drive corn and other tall crops from the
orchard. And it will emphasize the I'm
por,spce OF level culture.
Two important facts emphasized are
that for most fungous diseases the sprsy
should apply before the aower appear and
it pays TO spray in . wet season.
Spraying in wet seasons has been disi
ccursged by those who ought to have mp.
held ii, for the wet season is the one in
which fungi spread most rapidly and in
which spraying is most needed. Pfof.
Bailey ssys we must spray in wet yesrs.
therefore, II in no other, aud the extra 10.
Dor OF more frequent app LEGATION is likely
to be literally repaid by the higher price
OF fruit 10 snch years.
So oil experience now emphasizes The
sulphur spray for every year.
There should be 70 half hesrtednesf, no
timidity, no procrstinstion. Lukewsrm
armies are never victorious.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-08

How TO increase the quantity Of is
lrrops isssubiect Of inieres, and impsr'
tsns " every one who ,llls the sell Tb,re
! are two dislinct mell DDS 81 securing tie
result desired.
One IL toineresse the scresse; the 9th,
is to give the crops n ore food aud bett,
care, The one aims 10 increase prodnci
ton by mere enlargement Of ares. Tie
Other seeks by improved methods TO NAL .
smother seeks by improved methods 10
make on Increase 10 the yield per acre.
The former methods il more frequently
adopted the latter usually gives the mest
profitable returnf.
Large areas Are far more likely to lie
neglected than small ones, On account
Of this neglect No Increase 10 the quantity
Of land often fsils 10 give proportionst 10
increase in the quantity Of The crop. On
the other hand, high msnuring aud i'm
proved culture almost invariably give q
iafkc huu immuuiaft iuotcnSe III thc J cias
Two acres heavily msnured and thorough
y cultivated often give larger aggregate
yield sndsre almost sure TO return = much
greater Profit than three aci& oifqually
good land only moderately fertilised and
spsrinRly cultivated.
Then, too the quality Of the products (
rich al d well cultivated field is superior
to that OF IGOR and neglected land. and
the man wi feeds his crops Literally and
oul,ivstes them thoroughly can have the
pleasure OF bringing to market something
that will sell readily and give satisfaction
to the purchaser GI3sltkt
The principle above stated applies to
the production OF bay, grain, fruits, veg
tables 10 fact, to pretty much everything
that is grown on the farm.
The efficient remedy for the evils Of
small crops Is to be found, not in plant
ing or sowing more land than has been
previously used in this way, but in apply
ing larger quantity Of manure to The
same area ard giving more thorough cul
tivation to the growing plants.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-08

An exchange says; There are many
reasons for selling butter soon sfterit is
made. One is. besides the natural dster
ioratlon from keeping, II is constantly
leo Jog weight
Evaporation Of moisture II contains
goes on 10 oil kinds Of weather, aud ~ the
wat,r goes out, air Ais the vacant space,
and soon makes toe butter rancid. This
depends 90 how il lis kept II ii is packed
IN frkins and act 10 a common cellar
wlthou, any special care, the above result
you'd follow.
But no one who wisLes 10 keep II 10
warm ~es,her should be 20 csreless rs
this, Thtre 10 no trouble slont keeping
il 20 II viii not looss IL weight and. IL
properly made and cared for. its favor
can be resided 10 Urge extent.
Oar method OF keeping II Is as follows
Use the beat Of hsait spruce tnbs that
viii hold ircm 80 10 40 pounds;soak them
In strongl brife for 0 dsyspsck the but
ter as hard rs possible With mallei aud
leave q space Of 81 Of 40 inch a, the top
Of the tub; cover with cloth. and 81 the
space With hne salt and brine. Az the
brine will evsfofste and soak through the
lnbs, tie cover should te removed oots
. week, and the spree should b rtfilicd
with brine snd sslt.
Cieu water al ould be poured IN the
ssll IN the Tub. az II hss tendency 10
bleach il. Strong brine should BE- ufed
every time. Sat tbs inbs 10 clean, cool
cellar, where the covers eau ssiily be re
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-08

Which DR.. Didama, Dean Of the
Syracuse Medical College and Fix.
President Of the New York State
Medical Society, says "Is the only
stove known to me which is fit to b
c
used in the sick room, the schoo
Dom, the family room or any other
room where human beings congre-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-08
j. D. WAY,
PHOTOGRAPHER.

First-olass photographs by the instantaneous
process.
Ahas assortment OF views Manchester and
vicinity slwsys on hand | have the negatives
taken by II. 3, Allen and can supply pictures
from them al short notice,
Enlsrging and Copying Done at Reason
able Rates.
Rooms on North st.,
MANCHESTER. VERMONT,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-08

Batter kept to ibis wsy will los. moth
log 10 weight aud bat little 10 favor
Other conditions being issonble. svtet
potsioes are more successfully kept 10
large gus tiliss success has been TO.
ported 10 keeping sGsIi quantities 10 bar.
reIs betweea layers Of perfectly dry ioteai
OF irnil tree Leaves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-08
aarirnlturf.


The formula reccmmsnded By HE DE
rsr,mtut Of agriculture fer the Bcrdesal
MIXTURE 70 he assd IN .rrs, ips plsnts i
As iollowsy 10 barrel shssvM hcld a
gallons, dissolve six poauas Of copper
snlphsie. nsiug sisbt or ten gsllons. Of
usitr, " ~ much 80 mtyte neeossafy
Tor ihe purpose, 10 s.,ub OF bali barrel
.lsis iour pounds 81 fresh lime When
completely tlsciad add enough water 10
mslss creamy sbiissssb. Popr this
slowly into tbs barrel eoetsinips the cop.
per srlT Late &c iu,ics. ssi1s q coarse gun
ny sack stretched over the head OF The
barrel for ssttaiuer.
Finsliy. q ] tho barrel With sstsr, Stir
thofeuehly. and The mixture 10 really Der
use. II The copper sulphsle costs cent?
per pound and lime 80 cents per bushel,
the cosl Of gallon Of this mixture vii
not exceed oae eeui. Fresh lime must
be used. and The copper snlphsie will pul
VERNE more readily II powdered,
4+~+>.~
I've Ways.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-08
Our line of stoves is
more complete
than ever.

J Have 10 stock nearly one hundred differ
7 ent kinds including the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-03
PHYSIO.MEDlCAL ASSOCIATION.
Annual Convention Eegun Yesterday-Ad.
dresses and Papers.

The Indiana Physio- Medical Association
met yesterday at the hall of the college on
Indiana avenue. The president, DR.. T. j.
Martin. not being present. Dr. /. 5. Harold.
the vice president. called the meeting TO
order with o few appropriate remarks as
to the duty of the members. Some miscel-
laneous business was transacted. and then
the association adjourned to O'Clock. On
reassembling communication from the
president was read by the secretary, Dr..
A. w. Fisher in which he expressed his
regrets al not being present. and urged Of
fcers aud members to do well their
spective parts of the work and MAINTAIN
the supremacy gained by the State associ-
alton. Quite number of visitors were
present ct this session and were invited TO
participate in the discussions.
Under the section of theory and practice,
a paper was read BY the secretary. pre-
pared by Dr. Elizabeth Roberts, of Con-
nerovillc. on Disease of Children" The
bad effect of low burning coal oil lamps in
sleeping rooms was brought out. The ex-
perience and observations of various men,
bers condemned the practice as being
hazardous. The bad effects of overlooking
of patients when the appetite returns
after an acute attack of disease, were dis
cussed.
The section Of surgery being called, the
chairman of the section. DR.. G. A. Hunter.
was found to be absent on account of bad
health. The president appointed DIR. Geo.
Hasty to conduct this section of the
work. He said there was class
of surgical cases on which he wanted in
formation, and detailed the experience he
had had with q dislOcated shoulder blade,
at the sternal end. This elected quite a
discussion by Drs Wade, WeIsner, An
thony and others. and the conclusion was
that these are troublesome cases and dif-
nsaxw w.TnA In hrna Co. akl
of the cases b dcformity results. and the
best surgeons may fail. At s o'clock the
subsection on GEOLOGY and nasal caterrh
being called. Il. q. Anthony. Nj. d.. read
very interesting paper on Nasal Catarrh."
which ELECTED much discussion by Drs.
Stafford and Weisner.
The association will meet again this
morning. when papers and discussions on
theory and practice. gyneo0lOgy and Oh
stetrics will be- continued. The election Of
officers will also occur.