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II fs now allowed 10 terminate soon AFTER
the close OF the third day. IT snol Id
be arranged by council and put IN chatge
OF the medicine man. who, under tne
severe rules OF the Indians IN their Wild
state could order exhausted dancers 10
keep up the dance til they died. Now
no such excuses are INDUCED. except at
the will OF a dancer, who becomes crazed
by vanity or religious exaitatiOn. The
object of the dance was 20 determine
the future medicine or luck OF the tr.De
good or bad. according as the dancers
endured the severe strain. mat ~ sun
the purpose Of the annual dance, but
whereas only deaths during the dance
used to prove bad medicine, minor mat
ters now speak for good or bad lu X
The dance Is still kept up night anu
day. but when the dancers fall swoon,
ing on the ground they are not reNlNsu
only to be ordered back. The buck VINO
has danced to win the heart OF youits
sQuaw wins IL now by swo ming once a.
thoroughly as his father did by near
dying. The buck who dances Tor ue
vOtional purpose-to win PARDON 81 49,
of the gods-is saushed easily na ~ "a
days. The buck who dancers me- ~
show himself as good as or Detlet az
the best in the dance. has an eaSi.i W W
than his ancestors had when they
the same thing. This Is just as t iue y.
the tortures TO which the men ,l.l 1T
10 prove their fitness TO be WaIIlOIa OF
their ability TO endure pam cNen 90 90
they are warriors. lime WIS mn'I ~ -
ranked with the squaws. Now only vol
unfeers undergo the fearful trial OF nav
ing Sits made in their skin IN order
that they may hang by, skewers,. t.
Witch r6pes are tethered, until their
Gesb gives way Every year In every
trio there are volunteers. and the writer
has even found Indians willing TO under
go the torture at irregular times for rs
iittIe as s.. just TO show how 1t is done.
IN Zach breast the medicine man cuts
four Sits to the bone. 50 as TO make Two
hands or ribbons, which he pulls loose
from the bone In order that Suck or
wood may pass under them. TO the
clicks ropes are fastened. and these are
lied to a pole. The victim then tugs
away from the pole and dances round IL, |
with the rope at great tension until the |
desh gives way, which may be IN |
Few hours or in two or three days, or |
oven a longer time. He may. nave these |
mis- made behind his shoulder ades, !
and NAV choose TO drag heavy weishts |
"a stoned 10 him till his flesh gives way
re- a greater or less extent this still goes |
an to-day. but 1t is not obligatory ana
no man who does not offer himself IS dis
raced or is ne eluded or stunned If Ne
ines not persist in the torture T. the
md Julian Ralph in New York sun.
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Good Citlzena.

We are good" citizens. We don't as,
you to boycott others, but do yourselves
the justice Of seeing our stock and prices
before you buy elsewhere.
SYDNOR d HUNDLEY,
Leaders in Furniture.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. June q. 1884,
NJ $50 H. NJ. trains on this road Wi
run hs follows.
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ID PHILADELPHIA. RICHMOND Ann
l. NORFOLK sTEAIsHIP cOMPAN'P
DAY and FRIDAYS att p. n and us = Is
SUNDAY at A. NJ. Freight Tor ruesy
days and Fridays steamers recat"st
until SAILING hours. For Sundays steamer
I'll T.; NJ saturday. Freight received
Fare 10 Philadelphia. %
For further information apply 10
j. w MCARRICK
'General Southern Agent
Office-ROcketts
w. T. CLYDE e co.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06

Sl4 VIA DIRECT ALL-RAIL ROUTE.
Niagara Tours will leave Washington
by special train over Pennsylvania
railroad. September 2Un, through the
picturesque Valley Of the Susque-
hanna and the famous Lake Region Of
New York. Round-trip from Richmond
only $14. via Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad. Tickets limited
eleven days. and good to stop at Wat
Buffalo. For full information apply to
c. a. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
Byrd-Street Station.
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n CIIANCERY.

The object OF this suit is to ascertain
the amount due hy Horace L. Brooke
on account OF unpaid purchase-monev
for tract of land I'm Bedford county.
near Forest depot known ms Merry
Wood conveyed 10 him by Joseph
Bryan. trustee. and others. ana 20 cor
rect alleged defects IN the title TO said
land. Occasi0ued 10y a deed OF trust
executed by said Brooke as trustee TO
the said Bryan as trustee. dated JANUARY
J, 1850. and recorded in Deed Book No
-. page 32u. in the clerk office of the
County Court of Bedford county and ID
show that the object OF said deed was
10 secure balance OF unpaid purchase
money.
Ana II appearing from an am3avlt
fled that the defendants, Horace l..
Brooke. Horace l.. Brooke. Jr., Dand-
ridge Williams Brooke. Christine Brooke
and Charles Grub Brooke are non-reei-
delrts OF the state of Virginia. on the
motion. y the plaintiH. hy counsel ID is
ordered that they DO appear within GftoDn
days after due publication OF this order
and DO what Is necessary 10 protect
their interest IN this suit, that this order
be published once week for four sIc-
cessiye weeks In the edmond Times"
newspaper published ln this State. ana
posted al the front door OF the court
house Of this county on the first 1av
of the next term OF the County Court
Of SAID county.
COpy-Teste.
JOHN ". SPECIE. Clerk
JOHN p. GOODE, Gent. counsel for
plaintiff. au23-th4w
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~ Chesapeake and
~~R1uTE
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 3, 1854
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAINS LEAVE KICHlOND.
BKOAD-sTREET STATION.
! $40 a. Al, DaAy, ~lln Puilmau car tO' 10
cal stations. Newport News.
O!d Point. Norfolk. and Forts
| mouth.
800 2. NJ, Daily, VITA Pullman. for Io-
Cal stations. Newport News,
Old Point. NorfOlA. ana FOIlS-
mouth.
$50 A. NJ. Local train. except Sunday,
for Clifton Forge. Connects
at GOrdOusyIle tJr " aahins-
ton. at hlrsiu'1 Midland y u"c-
ton for Lynt.burS, at l'e1aIc
Tor HdBeratOWn, ami at SAauA-
ton fOr Winchester.
2.2J L. NJ, The cincinnati aAd st. Louis
Limited daily, with PULLMAN
SleeperS 10 Cincinnati ana
81. LOUIS. Chair car TO tilI-
ton Forge. Stops only az an.
portant stations connects ~
COvlngtOn for Virginia hot
Springs Meals served on
dini.ns ears, so; T. a 3,, iIocai
No. from charlottesville 10
Goshen.
$40 p. NJ, Local train. except sunday.
accommodation FOR Charlottes-
1880 P. ~. Daily for Cincinnati. with
Pullman 20 Hinton ana Cor,
dOnsVil. 10 Cincinnati ana
Louisville. Meals served on
dining ears Connects AT
Coylneton va. for Virginia
TRAINS LEAVE FIGHTH-STKELl
STATION.
$40 ~ 81, Ddly, Win Ealacc ca, for
IyncAbuTg ana Chiffon Forge.
Connects at BrenO. except
sunday, Tor kosney. al Lynch
burg. dauy. Tor The southwest;
al Balcony, except Sunday, t0r
Lexington AMI Except sun
day at Bessemer Tor Craig
City.
500 Z. NJ, IN.ept Sunday. local accom-
mediation Tor Gladstone, Va
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HIcUMDND
BROAI-STKEET STATION.
500 A NJ. D4ly from Cincinnati
IL 80 a. NJ, Daily from Norfolk and old
2:0 p NJ. ijoalII'yy from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
S:55 p. NJ. Daily from Norfolk and Old
500 p. NJ. Except Sunday from clifton
Forge with chair car.
TRAINS ARRIVE EfGHTH-STREET
STATION.
s:45 A. NJ, Except sunday from Glad
stone.
600 p. NJ. Daily. from Lynchburg ana
Clifton Forge.
JOHN n POTTS
vNr,'~f0- Paernnger Agent
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LEGAL NOTICEs.

Y lRGlNIA.-IN THE CLERKS OF
OF BEDFORD COUNTY. AUGUST 16.
lSyI
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NJ: !. w Nariolk2Esstern2 .R.
G. TY,y----r-Zr-4 1871"
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE q. 1904
LEAVE RICHMOND OAILO. BYRD

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY, BYRD
STREET STATION.
s'VO A NJ. RICHMOND AND NOR
FOLh FESrIBULED LIMIT
Ed Arrive Norfolk II D
a. NJ. stops only at Peters
burB NaVerly ana Suffolk
Second-class tickets not ac-
eepteI Tor passage on this
s;o6 A NJ. THE CHICAGO EMPRESS
f9r lLynchburg; Roanoke.
nova, Columbus. ana chicago
irIman Buffet Sleeper ROa-
noAe 10 Columbus without
chtnee. Also for PULASKI
Bristol, Knoxville. Cnauanoo-
"a, ana intermediate points.
human sleeper Radford &
$40 P. NJ. For SUFFOLK. Norfolk. and IN
az sf''RRe orfai< 81 s.tastii.29ai, 9rive'
1850 P. NJ, FOR Rtaacoksc. 'R2dford, Pu-
lasM, and 3uslol connects
e FSq992Se a ,i9 a n ,,ry VIA
Limited Pullman Sleepers
Roanoke to, Memphis ana Nsw
ed Also. Tor Blucneld and
Pocahontas. Also. for Rocky
Mount ana al stations on
Winston. alcm division Pull
man Palace Sleeper between
Richmond and Lynchburg
Rertns seady Tor occupancy at
800 =. A. Also. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg 80 Roa-
n0ke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and the West daily at $40 A. NJ.
and 7.J 4. NJ. from .fOrluIt and tne
East at II % A. NJ and FLSTIBULED
LIMITED 100 p. NJ.
r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenge" Agent.
". b. HFNILL.
General } assenger Agent
General Office Roanoke Va.
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Writing about THE Pay Of Physicians
Ca mo September Forum, Or. Shrady saws
~ &c soon as a medical man descends
:" he a mere money-getter, he sacrifices
that real love for his profession which
lies al the root Of his scientific progress.
and that the mere fortune-hunter is
nnnnesariIV the duack.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE Or A
L VACANT LOT IN 81 ILtk , ~ az
DlTION TO THE CITY OF MANCHtS-
TER, VA.
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Joseph Bryan. Trustee...........plainun
against
Amandus \. Walker, David y. Walker
Horace J.. brooke Horace l.. Brooke
Jr., Dandrilse Williams Brooke. Chris
the last three of whom are infants
under the age Of tWcuty-one years,
............-. -. III .nIIII.
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Address a postal TO w. j. Cordley.
piano tuner Richmond. Va. ana you will
have good work promptly DONE
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BY II. a. McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE LAND ADJOINING

TRUSTEES SALE LAND ADJoINING
i HOME OF LATE a. q. BABCOCK.
THE JENNINGS FARM, ABOUT -FOUR
MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, AND LYING IMMEDIATELY
on THE YORK RiNEh AID MD III y Esq . !,
THE RICHMOND AND SEVEN PINES
ELECTRIC LINE AND HIGHLAND
SPRINGS. At AUcTION-TO BE SOLD
IN SMALL TRACTS AND on VERY
LONG TIME.
In execution Of a deed to the under
signed by the heirs OF w. ID. Jennings,
deceased. dated November Il. 1855. and
recorded in Henrico County Court, Deed
Book lZ5 Il. page 302, will offer for sale In
front Of Henrico County Courthouse, on
MONDAY. September 10. 1894.
court day., at ~ O'Clock NJ. the tract OF
LAND above mentioned. containing. by
recent survey Of James T. Redo, "a acres,
and bounded by the lands OF Frank 7.
Jennings. James Oakley, DR. Hawkes., and
others. All Of this land lies well, and IS
suited for trucking, and has plenty OF
wood for use on the farm. Its nearness
TO Richmond both by rail and electric
line renders is especially valuable FOR
suburban homes. The tract has been sub
divided by recent survey, which can be
seen at the office OF the auctiOneer and
II the tracts are stiH too large 10 suit the
views of purchasers IL will be further sub
divided. Gllles creek runs through the
entire tract. making IT. well watered.
There is more money In this land at
the price II will probably sell than any
real estate In the county.
The auctioneer will be glad TO give any
further Information.
TERMS: One-fOurth cash. residue at
one. two, and three years, with per cent.
interest, payable annually. and properly
secured. a. X. COURTNEY,
Trustee.
II. a. McCURDY, Auctioneer.
se2,4,67S&9
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xxrANrEp-PAKTIE DEsIRING
w STEREdINp PING OF ANY AND
ALL KINDS, can have the work prompt
ly and satisfactorily done b. leaving thelr
orders AT THE TINES OFFICE. Terms
reasonable. psyS
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by Chewing * Rose and A. l.. Adamson,
AuctiOneers.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
- Y = ('-'-7-7--~@~0-0-0-0~--~.-
MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL AND SPRINGS
kockfish Gap. Blue Ridge Mountain.
1000 Feet Above Sea Level.

An old-fashloned Virgins resort. Fine
views Delightful Temperatures. God va, .ne
Convenient TO railroads. No mosar;,css
Reasonable rates. Address
MESSRS. MASSIE 4 Co.
aui--Im Alton Va
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EERMAN-AMERICA ASSOCIATION
" important meeting TONIGHT at y
are earnestly requested 10 be present
se6-lt I. MOEkER, Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TAX NOTICE!

The Richmond Real Estate Association
have adopted the following
rule: Taxes on Real Estate
for any year in which the
same is sold shall be pro-rated
by calendar year between
buyer and seller, and paid
accordingly.
jy25
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RAfTROsDS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

| 40 - NeN~N-~>N
fSnlITuEQM NH INV
| AUU ttElEU RuIl WQI
N---.-----s------ j --.--...
utEpMoNr AM LINZ,
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
sc.,,,.SSQJuJ SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
ykAiN 10 I: y 74i1Mi,85ND.v
- vile. Greensbor ~ WinSiog5' ssy a Toy Pan
meets at Danville win tho Waebi,,..--
and Southwestern Vostlbufoi IIm',,I'
+ carrying sieepers 10 Ashovule AMI It-i
/ Springs. Columbia. Augusta. gTyIrr'--
/ Jacksonville. and Tampa. Atlanta E.r.
: nlnshtin. Memphis. Shreveport. ans Nev
orleans. At New orleans and Mon.
B connections are made for ai Point. ir
~. i,i 'allfD~n'1 sleeper Richmond
va 10 dlppaa,n,Yli,,e END ,Gre.c.n.so no.
/ A SST NAL NAL daily fof an point. soaa
+ WIN r,r,,,.'.i nc NJ
I.oy.,.ifi "' i' t'i f9Nhatih iil' a..
/ DTTbem' o 'o' 'ilf"sFine' Od''1 ana
r,r.f- ,
Arc,et, e..In i'A"{ 'l' 20 o.'I.i
49, ,S.Efhhil. nFil.r,
bS,..nla' f3rlor car Atlanta 70 Htrm. E.
TRAIN >.o = On, - A.
\ MhLlA ACCOMMODATE daily or.
a cept sunday for Amelia Courthouse
ana intermediate points.
49, TRAM no. q. 2@o r. w.
-,. .ntNed train. daily except sunday. care
,suib passenger coach Tor Amelia C..l--
mousse and intermediate points
.ppr,.t, Az pr,.f,,,,>.n
7-r,tu
p A. - ~ - - ~ NJ NO o. 80
J. a. NO. Is. s.io \. NJ.
AOtth RIN ER LINE va " ESP fOlN4
- DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FANORIrE ROUTE TO BALI.
MORE. PHILADELPHIA. AND
NEW YORK
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BASEBALL.
STEAMBOATS,

D--0-o-0-~~0-~- .--.-.....~----
A LID DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
" PANY.
TRI-WEEKLY LINE FOR NEW YORK
b.. Steamers leave Richmond
In i Sf5g444T.o aad sHIDX NF9 &
~~&.N pI Ls"s sS, My Nss,D Y 4,5s., Cfro@
,Ichm0nd every MONDAY.
W EDNLSDAY, and SAT-.
UkDAY at r. NJ
taoin rare. ....''.'................ 100
Round Trlp....... ........................li IN
For further information apply 10
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de19 1871 Main street
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COApA>.1..,
Y JAMES RIVER LINE tor IN ~ / .
snOre, cheapest ana most pleasant 80,
u Norfolk. Portsmouth. Old Point ~
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landings. COnnectlons-At Old pr 4Fct
Norfolk. for Hampton ana Smlt6hi.ta
Va. Washington. -. c., Baltimore, phftai'
daylight. Great tourist line. Jam,
town Dutch Gap, and war scenery 49,
less than halt charged by ran. Fare -
Portsmouth. Ola Point. aud Norfolk s. 70
mond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY az \. VI. STREET. CARS
GO DIRECTLY TO STEtAiE''ps22
WIZARD for aboye-named n '.-ls .
Through tickets on sale on stearo!rr.' eeS;;
at CAREERS Agency, 40. y0l Main stre ,i'i
Baggage checked through. Stafe-yy,tale'.s.l,,
engaged for day or light Music Nv '' -
grand Orchestrion. ~ =
FREIGHT Freight received daily o..
abOve-named places and Eastern Eortp
Carolina; also, for Eastern shore Of V!t,rH
ginia and all regular landings On ~
James river, at LOWEST RATES AMI
IRWIN WElsIGER. Superintendent,
EDWARD +. BARNEY Presidsnt'
General Orices-Planters' Rank RIM,
ing.
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TRAINS NORTHWAND
STOPpING TLACE5.


Nos. %, 81, 40. and 80 make no stops
creek, Jarrltts. and E,lltiQ. 30. m5
stops Ola signal AT DrcWry's Ccutraul.
Chester. RcIus, Stoucy Greek. Jarratts.
ana bclhc.d Sos. - -. and IS stop 900
signal az Manchester. Drcwrys. Ceutrt-
Tia, ana Chester N0s 81. 13 s. a. a. o.
As. b. and ~ VIII stop on signal al al
stations.
Pullman Palace Buffet Slcering-Cars IN
an through trains. Ou trains Nos. 81 ana
80 slcepius-cdrs between Richmond aul
Lyuchhurg. Va
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. GA.
Leave Richmond 12& A. NJ daily: ar-
irving weldon 2.S a. N. ana at Atlanta
100 l.. ~ via $. a. J.. Through sleepcr5
Richmond 10 Atlanta.
THE ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO
NORFOLK.
Leave Arrive
Richmond. 900 A. VI. Norfolk. .il.2j A. n.
Richmond. $40 4. NJ. Norfolk SIS p. ~
Norfolk...ss 40 a. NJ Richm'd. ll.p5 a. No.
Norfolk. 50 T. NJ Rlchmd.. 100 L. r.
The trains leaving Richmond az gpl
A. NJ and Norfolk AZ 4.35 l.. NJ. are sOli
trains between these two points. and pas
sengers 30 through without change ~
cars.
Trains leaving Richmond M 800 a.
". and 1850 T. M.. and arriving NJ RlcI-
moud at S.Z7 s. ". and $50 h. NJ make
close connections AZ Petersburg 20 ana
from Farmv.Ae, Lynchhurg. aut We-t.
h N. STLLY.
Superintendent.
r.. T. ID MYERS.
General Superintendent
r. n EMERSON Traffic Manager
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FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODA-
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You will like it-MarIon.
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II. a. McCURDY, Auctioneer.
se2.46,7S&9
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WANTED OLD BOOKS RELATING
" TO VIRGINIA AND THE SOUTH.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-22

IF the Arkansas representatives in Congress feel warranted in join ing Wall street to defeat the efforts of the administration to reform the currency system, they have but tc go ahead and do SO The people oi the country are becoming as greatly disgusted with the silver mine owners as with the Wall street operators, between whom there is no difference whatever except that of locality. They will recommend those who favor either side Fort Smith Eieuator
 The truth, well and timely spoken. The gold bugs and the silver kings are alike actuated by selfish motives in their efforts to defeat the admin istration's currency reform bill. The gold bugs want to force the Government to continue to issue gold bonds, while the silver kings want to force the Government to be the unwilling purchaser of the sil- yer bullion at prices above the mar ket value. The Arkansas delega- ton in Congress would do well to steer clear of both bands of brigands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-22

ONE David Lubin, of California, has been booming q visionary scheme before the Congressional Agriculture committee which pur- ports to be for the relief of the far mer and planter It consists in levying an export duty of 10 per cent. on cotton, wheat, corn, etc, so as to increase their price both abroad and at home The trouble with the plan is that foreign mar ket can be found for only a portion Of cur surplus product at present export prices. America has now to compete with Egypt and Russia in wheat, and if Europe won't give planters more for cotton than 5 cents a pound, how can they be ex- pected to give 5? Ah, no; what the farmer and planter want is to, sell and buy where they please to without any trade restrictions whatever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-22
 Spurious Vaccine Points.

Dr. Maximilian Herzog, young Ger man physician, has set the medical fra ternity of Milwaukee by the ears and has incidentally created q sensation in other circles He has been spending some time i'll the smallpox hospital there, making investigations and experiments. and announces as a result that large percentage of the vaccine points used ill medical practice are spurious, having been dipped not ill n genuine virus, but in oroton oil or other local irritant. He has made microscopic and chemical ex- aminations of these points and invites doubling physicians to make the same tests. He is believer in the efficacy of proper vaccination and is severe i'll his denunciation of the mon who make the spurious lymph, chasing them as seoun- drels and murderers. Indianapolis .T0urnal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-22
THE ABSENTEE VlCEROY.
The Irish People Have Just Cause For Complaint Against Lord Houghton.

Ihe lfi6b fcOpAs hstsc ouSe S1@'S ~-
 Complaint Against Lord Houghton.
 The latest grievance discovered by the Parnellites is well founded and IS calculated to win them general popular sympathy in Ireland It is that the lord lieutenant is an absentee. It IS a fact that Lord Houghton spends as little time as possible in the country from which he draws his salary of e20, GOO year. The Irish people could very well do without his lordship, but they natu- rally grieve as business men as well as patriots to sec that good money is spent out of the country, especially as they havo provided it out of funds none too ample at the best times.
 Lord Houghton is enormously wealthy, having inherited the bulk of the big fortune of his uncle, the late Lord Crewe in addition his own previous ly largo income. He has no personal need of the viceroy's salary, and, if ru- nor can be relied upon, has no taste for tho office. It isnotsurprising, therefore, to learn that he is contemplating retir- ing. 1t is believed that the proposed successor of Lord Houghton was young Lord Drumlanrig, who committed sui eide under such sad circumstances few weeks ago. The government now has some difficulty in finding Liberal peer qualified and willing to accept the Irish viceroyalty, dignified sinecure though it be-New York Sun s London Letter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-22

FIFTY millions are wanted by the war department fer guns and nor tars, exclusive of the carriages, 10 defend our coast. A sixteen-inch gun costs sl40,0o0 so that the probability is that there is a differ ent method of manufacture than the old one, which was to "dig hole in the ground and pour iron round it. , But, seriously, isn't Uncle Sam pay ing pretty high for his toys?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-22

A French writer says that every mistake in life may he traced to fear. But there is one mistake which must be traced directly to ignorance. When one of our readers is suffering with a sick-headache and does not know the easy meth q of cure, his mistake is not due to fear but knowledge. For his benefit we will say here that Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills are the greatest known cure in the world for sick-headaches. Ask Dr. Loving your druggist. for a box. Only 25 eents-trial dose free.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-22

A REPUBLICAN paper says as it's party will have majority in the Utah constitutional convention the constitution will be such that the territory may safely become State. Two thirds of the convention are Mormons, however, and all three of the Mormon Presidency voted the Republican ticket.