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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12

-, .,,,or,.s,~ And so the soul, triumph
,,., over destruction and the toinh. taxes
no hammer OF It's defiance from the manu-
~ God and waves II in the race vi Wv
King or Terrors. refusing 10 dic, refusing
~ rho body shall die eternaliy. ana pro-
10 - ,o ali the universe that the body
10 ue everlasting possession, ana tnat,
,ho,,,,h separatcd from " for time. the
.n,,I shall at last resume its occupancy
- ,hts wonderful temple. which Is even
che residence both OF God and the
-, e,l,it. and shall be forever more,
",i without end For the Scriptures
~ us the body IS immortal, as well
,hc soul and we rejoice 10 know that
,,..Iav human body sits In the throne
Of the universe
Gas frequently applaudsd. but as he dtew
,,,.,rjs his peroration a solemn silence
Do,,a.icd the audience that was n great
,,l,t, fo his cafncstness and eloquence.
4, the conclusion OF the address. Pro-
,,ssor Harmon pronounced The benedic-
,ion and the audience dispersed.
The Alumni Meeting.
The second annual meeting OF the
Alumni Association Of the University col
l,cc ~ Medicine was held a, the college
building yesterday morning. Dr. Hugh
Mcclure. president OF the association
opened the meeting with an appropriate
address. after which Dr. Stuart Mcclure
,cad a most interesting and instructive
paper on the treatment OF lateral and
autcro posteri0r curvature Of the epine.
He illustrated the remedy for a curved
spine by having a young negro 80 through
the most beneficial calisthenlcs.
The recent graduates were elected mem
hers Of the association. and officers chosen
for the ensuing year. as fOlIO,Ss: Presi-
dent. Or. Robert c. Randouph. of Boyce,
Va. Vice President. Dr. Il. X Hayes, OF
oxford, y. c.: Secretary and Treasurer,
Dr. T.. l.. Hobson OF Richmond
The banquet Last Night.
After the commencement exercises.
banquet Was rendered the rec nj gradu-
ates and others by the resident MEM
bcrs ~ the Alumni Association. The
feast was served at Mutphy's in the best
stylc OF that hotel. and was greatly en-
toyod. Or. Hugh Mcclure. retiring presi-
dent Of the Alumni Association. presided.
and introduced the speakers
The first toast WAS THE University Col
lcge Of Medicine to which Or. Hunter
Mcclure responded. Dr. Mcclure referred
TO IN" seuding out Of the graduates as a
source Of pride and qualification to him
The Alumni Association" was the next
toast. and 10 this Or. Robert C. Randolph
made response. Dr. George Ross was TO
have spoken upon the subject, Medical
Education in the South" but he was
d ctained at home by sickness. A.-letter
from him was read by DR.. Moses j..
liOge. Jr.
Or. benjamin X. Hayes responded to
the toast. The Class Of 1871"
The other speakers were Dr. l.. VI. Co
wardin. Andrew T. Snellings. Dr. T.. L.
liohson. Or. Stuart Mcclure. and Dr. r.
J. Moore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
BARN AND STABLE BURNED.
4 Monument To BE Erected by ~
RichInnnh Contraction.

WELDON. N. c.. April ll.-lSpecial)-
The barn and stable Of the Odd-Feilows'
Orphanage. at Goldsboro'. have been de-
stroyed by supposed incendiary fire.
Mr. j. II. Browp Of the Capital Granite
and Marble Works. Of Richmond,
has taken the contract To erect hand
some monument to the memory OF thu
late Mr. Wilson at the cemetery here.
The square will he enclosed by hand
some iron fence. and when completed IL
will be decidedly the most beautiful
sauare i'm the cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
4, jAKS & CO.
PROPOSALS..
NOTICE TO RAILROAD-CONTRACT
OR3

TitS GRADUATION AND TRES
1iE-WORK. connecting the brancn
of The Charleston and Northern raiiroad
ar Elloree Orangeburs county. D. ii,
ri,h the MANCHESTER ana Angas'a road.
Isngth OF road to be constructed, six
ana one quarter miles. l.. .as,
Proliles and specifications can De Seen oa
at the Office OF the Atlanuc-S oaS' '''NN
Work will be completed on or peiors
the 10th day of July, 1885. ..,,,s
Bids will bs opened ana mari non iSss'
uond required on such penalty as may
be deemed requisite to secure compie''o"
Address. r.. GARDNER. Engineer g, an
lantic-Coast Lire Company, WINNIE 49,
N n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Arthur NJ. Gum to William
= Gum, interest in the estate of James
Gum, deceased. $500 Patrick Hughess
heirs 10 blooming Lily club. &c feet Oh
west side +. street near Thlrty-frst =.
Henrico: II. W. Siggins and wife 10
John J. Taylor. Is feet on north side
Kemper street near Randolph, SIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
MARRIAGES.

HARVEY WOMACK.-Married, on -
morning OF the 9th of March, at the resi-
dencc Of her uncle, Mr.. G. II. l.. llane-
vinckcl by the Rev. &. J. Ochlschlagcr.
Miss MARY II. HARVEY. Of Richmond.
to Mr.. CHARLES y. WOMACK, Of
GAINESVILLE. Va.
Charlotte Gazette please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT HAS

Remnants Apron Ginghams. &c. yard.
Remnants 1914 Brown Sheeting at ?s4c.
yard. ~
Remnants Frut-of-the-LOom Cotton
at 5a,c. n yard.
Remnants of Pride-of- the West Cotton
at SC. a yard.
Remnants Of I2lkc. French Percales at
40 "A ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS.

Hundreds of odd bits are here,
such as Table DamaSk, Towels.
Napkins, Crashes, and Tray.
Cloths. Can't give the prices
here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
MEMS DEPARTMENT ODDS.

% An-Snk Windsor Ties. full ,size
l2lsc.. 25c. value.
Ties. best 25c. value, l5c.
lot OF Four-in- Hands, all silk, pretty
figure. satin lined, Zoe. each.
% Mems Laundered Percale Shirts. the
81 10 nnalitV. SLIGHTLY soiled. CSC. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
HANDKERCHIEF REMNANTS.
Lots of them here.

Ladies' Al-Liuen. Hand Embroidered.
open Hemstitched. slightly soiled'
l-leC.
Ladies' 'Scalloped Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs &C. each-slightly damaged.
q 39c All-Ilnen, Handsome Embroider-
ed Handkerchiefs. all that's left, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
TWENTY GRADUATES
S.rOpd Commencement Of The University
College Of Medicine
APPOINTMENTS ~"


i"' ,...f ,,,,ticlnc took place
0iNe'tiN ''"'N' ,t.ht and
ai thc Academy Of MUSIC '"'' - tho
.eere was present q large crown 80
~ ,nD institution.
>t.,,,,rc rrssifont az inc
i'' '''''' 49, ,,.fci.es were
college. pi''i''' ""' ....- Fl-
oecnrd with prayer hN ..,..-e
.,t Harrison Of Richmond
,...~ .h. rrtt.r ur N0'H ''
,-.S ,1fr..s n wh.h De- 'tl''
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college Rad n'i "''' all COM
cos, was a.. ts OH. fi' .. .,
.l.,.l ,,..r r I. t.4 i'"'
90 .t.. Old. rr.f.c was A'".''
l"' ,. OH. oluc-e haI
ono "i '.' .t... years. The
DrN D.. Ia 'N' .., email
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a. Fpr DOH ... a. =. N'ini' T.
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BALDWIN
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H.f.tt 9.rstne a. Co.'s Prize by DR.
...r O. ID. William H. Parker.
'..- Ifz. hy br. MichduN, to
t b. George Bridges.
rfs .''.i DRUG company Prize 10y
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t'. 81 NJ ltaf.t.
""a''i i.<'. "y bT iar1rum. To
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'ft.t iii-.. if l'i. N''see, 10 Dr. j. j.
tlhioi NciAL by MI. Guigon
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nv '+ H'N. ~ iiose' 10 MI
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iiHnrN Ii Ianiidm SAID mat Mr. J.
D.. heih "as entitled o. honorable men
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
SHlRT-WAlST ODDS.

Ladies' I.aundered Shlrt-Waists, a
little crushed from handling, l.aunder-
ed Collars and Cuffs. lgc. each.
Ladies' Navy-Blue Percale Shirt
Waists, little mussed. 25c. each;
. ladies' Shirt Waists. Laundered Col
Lar and cuffs. 3gc. each-50c. vulue.
6 SIN shirt Waists. only one OF size
left
> Plaid SILK Waists, sizes 81 and 30
s. -. from s.. ,
size 80 @25 from $50.
I Wash-Silk Waist, $40, from t29s.
2 Black China-Silk Waists. sizes - and
r. $40, from $50.
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HOSIERY ODDS AND ENDS.

. pairs Ladies' Stainless Black Hose.
fun regular made, loo. pair from
lJc.
II pairs Black Stainless Hose. full reg
ular. 25c. quality. bc. pair:
81 pairs Ladies' Tan Hose. full regular
fast color, l7c., from 25c.
: pairs Ladies' Drop-Stitch SILK Hose.
boot top. 75c, from sl.l9.
Several remnant lots Of Children's
Hose.
Remnants in Ribbons, Gloves,
Jewelry. Can't give list of them
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
FOR MEDICINAL SI
NO EuSEL OIL

Builds up and maintains the vital &C,
tivity OF man 4 stout and .rusty shield
between your body and the depressing III
huenccs Of cold and wet.
TAKE IT AFTER EXPOSURE
AND
IN HOURS OF FATIGUE.
II dllates the blood vsssels OF the
stomach ami thereby helps digestion:
makes short work OF cough. and pre-
vents congestion of the lungs and in
tlammation OF the throat and pleurisy.
Send for illustrated pamphlet TO
DUFFY MALT WHlSKEY COMPANY,
Rochester. y. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
WRAPS. CAPES, AND SUITS.


When we have one or two Suits
of a kind or a Cape or two OF a
kind we place a special price on
them and close them out. Several
PLACED in Remnant Sale today.
Black Seal Tea on practical ex-
hibltion here. Come and try a
cup with US.
BASEMENT SALES--Remnants.
Covered Vegetable Dishes slightly
rnisshape1 iJc instead Of JOc.
7 L.arge-SiZe Chambers, Dc regular
10 Cum Guns and saucers. regular price 81
a dozen for &c. pair .,. 4.
5 Decorated Berry Dishes l1c' eaeh III
stead OF soc ,,o.d ~,
Dinner Plates. SC. each instead OF
10 Breakfast Plates, &c. each instead Of
Fiuted Saucers, thin as wafer
from s. a dozen 10 e. cach; o.,
II Decorated Salad Bowls tfIu'eu' ~
lar decorated Plates. finished In gold,
lie. each instead OF 31c. q.
Genuine Austria-China Dlnhtr os1
dainty fccOrdtlOng 49,, 80 ~ a.,
ira thin quality, Regularly S--'V' io'
'Tea sets. neatly decorated regularly
1 b Bab w. carriagc. slightly damaged s."
instead of s6.23. .,,, a IN.
Baby-Carriage uast seas"" ~ :"
stead Of Sb ..s,,,s, s5
1 Baby-Carrla9e cast seasO" ~ ''''
instead OF $40 -., ,st,.,h,iv
x oak Ffre-Screens, trimmed 'shs"us
damaged). Soc. each. ..,,ro, cast
. Rannrat-Lamps, fancy column cant
brass base. 81, been SS.y
. Urass Tables, onyx top, sz'o eayn,
: 0ai Tables, highly polished Nhshty
scratehedl, SOC. each. T., ..,.,....,.r,
ps,rIyerator scratched In shlpnehu'
$40 regular price so. a..
Refrigerator 50 instead or Wv -.
IN Surnrise Tack-Hammers. WIN taeA-
claw %. worth Toe. -. a..
small lot Horse Brushes. sc. each' -oe'
s x,,cben Towel-Rollers. usually iec''
- 'I extension Clothssrscks. Sc.
a smon -Squeezers. worth loo" iot o.,
y,i,ten's Parior Pride Stove Enamel
ior' bottles. for &c.
~ hoxes Wax rapers. &c. a box.
lot i5c. Work Baskets. DC,
"a pie Plates, So sort, for &c. Az, -,
i lot soc. Coffes-Pots. planishso ''"' ~
Drip cosee-Pots, pianished 'in' s'c''
Is s.auart. Long-Handle saucspans a.
vruIr ~nACM "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
ATTENDANTS

The walters were: II. Williams and Miss
Tempy Jones. Benham Morris and Miss
Matte Darden, b. W. Young and Miss
Lula Gary. OF Richmond: Richard Jones
OF Norfolk, and Miss Louise Budd: r.
\. Adams and Miss witt Harper Of
Crewe: l.. o. White. of Norfolk. and
Miss Mary Irby: c. X. Moses. of Rich
mond, and Miss Isle Epes. The ushers
Were: G. NJ. Inge. T.. IL. Robertson. X.
i. Spencer and e. q. Davis, OF crewe.
Captain A. b. Jones. master OF cere-
monies. and Captain J. c. Jones, OF Nor
folk. best mun
The bride was attired in a handsome
gown of white silk trimmed in white
chiffon and pearls: her veil pinned with
orange blossoms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
THE MORGAN-FARLEY WEDDING.
IIlackstOnc's Most Brilliant Society
EVcnt-The Attendants.

BLACKSTONE. VA. April ll.--CSpe-
cial)-Mr. Lee Morgan. of Norfolk. Va.
a popular Postal-Telegraph operator Of
that city. and Miss Estele Farley. Of
this place. were married at the Methodist
Episcopal church at 315 this afternoon.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
&. Il. kuyk, of st. Luke's Episcopal
church ami was most impressive. The
marriage took place at the foot OF an
immense bank of palms and ferns Ell
circling an archway Miss NJ l.. Mapp,
Of the Blackstone Female Institute, pre-
sided at the organ. and I'm her usual grace
ful manner rendered the inspiring strains
of the wedding march most creditably,
and did honor to the occasion. At Z.
VI. the spacious edifice was filed, many
spectators being stopped at the doors,
as there was not standing room In the
church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
TRIAL OF PAGE FOR FORGERY.
Counsel ApoiOgize-Tesfim ns to
the Prisoners DcrunGcmcnt.

BERRYV1LLE. VA. April u.-Gpe-
cial)-Prior to the taking of further evil
dence on behalf Of the defence in the case
Of the Commonwealth rs. W. Il. Page for
forgery. Mr.. Alexander. Of counsel for
Commonwealth. stated to the Court that
he regretted having used any unpleasant
remarks to Mr. Byrd yesterday. and de-
sired to withdraw the same. the matter
having been amicabiy settled. and the
same statement was also made 10y MI.
Byrd.
Messrs. A. Hcmming and Alexander
Wcdderburn. OF Fairfax county, who lived
in the same house with Page, after he
left here last May. testified as 10 his pc
culiarities. and erratic words and actions.
as did also various servants Of Page and
his two sisters. Miss Edmonia Page ana
Mrs Charles : Ice. the statements
made by all tending to prove Pages men
tai arrangement.
EFFECTS OF ills WOUNDS.
Mss Page also stated that she nursed
her brother after he was shot IN the head
during the war. and that for "a long tine
his condition was very precarious, the
bali lying near the brain.
Mrs. Lee testified further that she and
others persuaded Page to flee from hohic,
and that he did not want - 20. \, tins
point 7. T.. Wiley, 10 whom The ahegci
forged note was given. was recalled. and
stated that when first ghown the note,
Lippitt. the alleged endOrser, was uhccT-
tain whether he had or had not endorsed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
\ GOOD SOLDIER.

The evening hours were consumed IN
taking the testimony of III. Mccormick
as to Pages good record as a soldier.
which was strongly objected to ly the
Commonwealth as having 70 hclrne on
the case. but was finally admitted. and
also in endeaVOring 10 prove by tne cX-
pert testimony " Drs McCOlni K aiI
K. j. Page. that a man wounded Il, tn
accused was. followed by the subseri, Ht
financial loss. ana other troubles NJ hd !
endured, was liable 10 paresis. The
defence row set up Is that Pd-t AS pa
resis. brought on by the above Cius s.
and therefore should not ~ held itspon-
sible for his forgeries or Page also ;es-
titled that Pages father died of par SIS
Both physicians We're subjected to severe
crOss-questioning by the counsel for ,hr
Commonwealth Further evidence along
the same line will be introduced TO NOR
row.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
MOURNING GOODS.

Rapid selling in this department
has made lots of remnants. Buy
them at price.
g., wards Prlestley Black ATWOOD Gre
BON. a inches wide. $.4s for the piece
81, yards 46-inch-wide All-Wool SeIse'
A., wards All-Wool Figured Armure.
$3.50 for the piece.
81 yards All-Wool Henrietta, Sl6' for
the piece. 40. 49,,
yards ATWOOD Serge. $40 Tor the
piece. Lots more here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
Get to Work, Boys.

Coupons must he handed in by 1890
tomorrow Saturday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
t5!(S!!HEE:N!!@

bids you weIcome-pass through
any part of the mammoth estab-
lishment-buy or look--.you are
equally welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
friday Day.

These snort bits, and by US un.
wanted wares, are crowding upon
space. Here's a clearance that
shall make them 90 lightning
fashion. This list can OILY speak
of a few, however.
. SlLkS--May be rs choice pieces.
Just needed.
) yards Black Satin Duchess, l5c.
yard -
So yards Black Taffeta. all silk, E.95
for the piece.
yards Black and White Stripe Surah.
S265 for the piece.
10 yards All-Silk Black China, White
Figures, $50 for the piece.
8 yards All-Sllk Garnet and Gray stripe
Surah. 1896 for the piece.
wards Blue and Tan All-Silk Brocaded
Tafleta. S. rs for the piece.
yards Figured Brown China SILK, %c.
for the piece.
Hundreds more we can't mention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
WASH GOODS.
Here's the golden opportunity

Here 5 Tie gOIueT UPPUIIUI
BLACK Satteen, Colored-Figured Sat,
teens. Figured India Linens aud
Fancy Figured Flannellettes. oc. Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
Grand Easter Ss|iDQ,

Unprecedented success. Thou.
sands OF hearts throb in ecstacy
over the wares as they are spread
before them. Hundred of buyers
thousands of lookers--alI are wei.
come. Prioe.eards speak wonders
IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
WORSTED DRESS GOODS.

Over $50 pieces of the most de-
sirable kind, various lengths, put
in Remnant Sale to-day.-.Half and
often less than cost,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12
The Peoples Store.

They tell in loud tones how much
cheaper than ever before these
and other articles are placed before
you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-12

We reflect upon the brevlty Of nfe. and
ada, Maa that IS born OF woman is OF
g." DAYS ard fun OF trouble lie coneth
iarih Ike flower ana is cut Gown.
ir Nceth alsO az shadow ana continucth
l'' Ieeu soaring away into the soli-
iu'.s OF eternity. We say: Lord Thou
h'h' been our dwelling PLACE in all gene
l"H htfor" the mountains were
t'Husn' forth or even Thou hadst formed
We 'afth ana the world even from ever.
'Hf 10 everlasting ThOu art God
.," w. ponder The future, saying. For
2 '''fuplolc must put on interruption.
,''' mortal must put on immortal
an. - "nen this cOrrlptiblc shall have
a., D' iA'oifuptiou. aud tdls mortal shall
=. Immortality. then shall be brought
b. ne saying that Is written. Death
rb,,'"i'o"ed W ia victory O. Death,
:" ny sting? Y. Grave, where is
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-12-20

President Cleveland must have had
bad luck OH his recent ducking expidi-
ton and has sent Il message to con-
gress on the Venezuelan question that
sounds rather sassy. He recommends
the appointment of Il special commits
sion to determine the rights of the
disputants SO that this country may
let England know just what she may
expect i'll the event of England;s at
tempting to lay her heavy hands ON
that which belongs to our neIghbors.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-12-20
Condensed TeStiHoDy.

CEas. B. Hood. broker and manu-
facturer's agent, Columbus. Ohio, csr-
titles that DR.. Kings New Discovery
has no equal as IA cougA remedy. J. d.
B.Uwn, roprietor st. James hotel, FIT.
Wayne, Indiana, testiiies that he was
cured of IA cough of two years standing,
caused by la grippe. by DIR. King g
New Discovery. 3. +. Merrill, Bald-
winsville, Mass. says that he has used
and recommended it and never knew
it To fail and would rather have it than
any doctor, because il always cures.
Mrs. Hemnipg, 222 Z. 25tb ST., Chi
cago, always keeps it at hand and has
no fear Of Group, because it instantly
relieves. Free trial beettles at Porter:
drug store.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-12-20
Irving NJ. Scott says that we can
have fleet of Il war vessels ready for
service in SO days.
DR.. Tifany's Book.

Dr.. Tiffany, the eminent Oculist of
Kansas City, lately sent us il copy of
one of his books, Anomalies of Refrac-
ton, and of the Muscles of the Eye.
DR.. Tiffany rs a specials: OF eye, ear
and throat diseases ranks above any
one in the west, and his treatise upon
the eye shows depth of research and
IL breadth of comprehension of so del
icate and intricate subject that could
only he attained by years Of study and
research on the part Of a scientist
The look opens with biographical
sketches of IlelmhOltz. Douders, ana
LandOlt, three men TO whom humanity
owes much, 1t is Il we'll known fact
that any one, jeweier, oculist o. spec
tacle vender, is liable to augment any
anomaly of the eye unless LIE under
stands the scientific application of the
laws of refractioC. and may produce
serious injuries with glasses that in
tensity the anamoly of the eye instead
of relieving it. DR.. Tiffany's book
contains exhaustive chapters on reflec-
tiOn and refraction of light, the anat-
Omy of the eye, and how to examine the
eye. Then the chapters on myOpia,
hypermetropia, astigmatlsa, and all
other anomalies of the eye due to er-
rOrs of resractiOn, treat symptoms,
causes, and treatment of those trou-
bles. In no branch of medicine and
surgery has the progressive spirit of
the age made greater strides forward
than in the department of opthalmol-
ogy. We only realize what a blessing
this is to humanity when we realize
rs Dr.. Tiffany says in the preface IF
his book, that ''the inmates of insane
asylums, homes for feeble minded, and
prisons, are with few exceptions either
anne, ropic or heterophOric.L 1t would
seem, then. that these anomalies have
some intimate relation to mans moral
nature" 1.-The perfect mechanism OF
accommodation that enables the eye to
receive correct impressions has much
to do with mans correct estimate c1
the world around him. THAT the
faculty of vision largely shapes the
destiny of man, warps OF fashions his
fate or his moral nature, there is lit
tie doubt" The subject of the eye
sight of school children is attracting
the attention of the medical nen, til,
thinkers and educators everywhere
SO we wish tha. This valuable bOOl
could be IN the hands not only of med
zeal men, but moil:ecs and teachers a
well. 1t is published by the Hudson
Kimberly Pub. Co., Kansas City, Mo
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-12-20

Hon. Claude Duval, of Hutchinson,
was in the city Tuesday. He says he
is paying no attention to politics, but
is attending strictly to business-and
that is just the reason why lots OF peo.
pie in Kansas would like to see him
nominated for governor. Thoroughly
posted on the questions of the day,
broad minded, u man who believes
that the affairs of the state should be
conducted on broad business nrinci-
pies, and who has the courage to dc
what he believes 20 be right and fol-
the interests of the state, would make
All ideal governor, and such man il
Claude D,iyal.