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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

fcatcd and the friends 81 constitutional
revision. IN anticipation OF such result.
have already expressed their disgust.
They should not De DISCOURAGED. however
They are sincere IN their belief that the
Constitution Of Virginia should De re-
the expenses Of the State government
w0ald Doe largely reduced. We have never
boon able TO sec from their arguments.
and from our own Investigation OF the
sweeping reductions that the advocates
Of "a constitutional convention have prom
i.od 800; for an that We believe that the
constitution does need revising I'm several
essentials. and that n scheme Of state
government could be devised which would
le far less complicated and Jess expensive
Cham our present system.
The Times SIS heartily in favor OF SUCH
revision. but We believe that IT can be
icttcr accomplished through amendment
as provided by tie constitution itself
than through an nw.cldly constitutional
convention. We hope. therefore. Chat
our friends ON tie other side VIII not boz
come discouraged and relax their efforts.
We aye ail after the same object at last
AID J.. now bchoovcs all friends OF con-
r.utoual revision 10 unite in an effort
20 have the next legislature sct on foot
such amendments as may ne necessary
% accomplish tie end had in Wow. Tho
Times is SOD o. opinion that 600 fr'ner-
anre ~ thls c0od work there should ic
appointed "a constitutional commits .ou.
which shall $50 during the sessions o. tho
LEGISLATURE and hear arguments from
representative mon from the various soc-
cous 90 the State as 90 what amend
merits should Dee offered, and that the
commission should then formulate such
amendments as It may deem wise and
proper and submit them 20 the Lesi-la-
uprc.
n this shall le done in good faith. and
The right sort Of mon selected 20 compose
the commissions the State may then get
practically a now constitution. ana The
amendments viii al 20 10 the people for
their ratification.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

lightoned sentiment that works for the
progress OF ones own land.
In behalf OF the University the point is
generally advanced that She cannot af-
ford TO raise her standard FOR admission
so long as the minor colleges insist upon
doing university work. This seems To
me 20 Doe an important answer. DO is 3D.
confession OF weakness unworthy Of our
great University Her prestige. grrl. -
10 already Is. Will Dee vastly increased ~
soon as sho takes The higher stand md
cXaCts Of every candidate for adm on
that boz De prepared for the work ho BIS ID
DO. IN such case Tho minor colleges
would no longer Doe able fo omreto with
Der. $50 much moro firmly established "a
public esteem would Doe t.e supremacy
already hers.
r. w. TrNSrAIL.
Norfolk. VA. May 3D. I>'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27
MATTHEW MARSHALL COMES EACK
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The most important 'n'"3 TOT ''"
theory That can happen Us lot DC 0" ".
copied by every one. The next most 'l"-
portaut one is That those who DO not ace
copt IL. srould think enough of it 90 dis
cDss it TO leave it uunoticed Us to Jet
il die OF hamilton.
Ihe advocates of amendments 90 our
currency laws that Will secure a local
currency for those parts oi our pOpa..-
ton who ..ie compelled by crcum ,auc,s
Go have ID IO,aI. currency. could get nO a--
teulon to tuclr arguments loI a Ions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

Lieutenant Clifton " Miller. assistant
surgeon of tlr Blues battalion. pass W a
successful examination before a board Il
officers 80 tAe office ~ the adJutAnt gene
rAl Yesterday mornin-.
The Board consisted Of Adjltant-Ceue-
ral Charles j. Anderson. apt Frank
Maxwell Noon. the adjuunt OF che hat
tie qulrtclmaster of the battalion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27
THE EVENTS IN SOCIETY.
THE OPERETTd ar BELVIDEKE
MN IO-NIGHT.
The standing Committees for the Year at
the Woman's CIub-fcrsonal Mention
and Oth.r N.ws of Interest.

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bilh. h@S ,,.a 49,, ,-,r.r.I.. ,.ot,is
guests. Hosts OIL ol"'i "',' a.,
iiine n'spi,a'l,y Nno"s '' '1,''' has o-
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mans.
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Committees tof Tie ensuing year, a. -thc
N0n.tu's Cuo. House. Mi-. ~. j..
Sns.IarI. I.trrarr M.-. Marsaret o..
lee. flbf.r, M. IT, u. NInau~ M4-
sis. Airs. William -. Thomas Prlau-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

on June lst next Tuesday, there Will
be held general meeting Of all mem
ncie ol tho Association Tor preservation
OF virginia Antiquities AZ lUs east Frank
lin street. ~ 80 l.. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

his children on, Of the public schools OF
indianapolis. because. IS he SAID. the
histories now IN use teach that Lee was
greater general than Grant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

\ meeting has been pulled OF between
Secretary OF State sherman ana Iiiz-
simmons. The latter won by II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

BY placing such a heavy duty ON pare
goric this Congress cannot lay claim 10
urotecaon u MINT Inlu.trIes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

II there is dencit and the Senate
knows IT, why not put tax on all those
Words
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

An cxchanr. say- American mixed
drinks are making great Roadway in J"-
pam Yes rs those mixed drinks 'h'1
make Tie Dig h,adway n this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

The price Of The Times I, two cents per
.opv and Ten cents per week. delivered
withn the limit, Of Richmond and h'nchc'
o.. sunday paper three cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27
nun .oN>IIIIIIo>NL cO>Ni\TIoN

Virginans viii to-day vote on the ques-
ton of holding constitutional conven-
son There is not as much interest in
no question ass one would have expected
rom the agitation thag has been going
o. for the past several years. 10 seems
70 be a forcgone conclusion that the pro-
position 10 hold = convention viii be de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

MAsuuNGTON HUEEAT. A\Gl,S NJ
SWIEN MANAGER WASH
INGTON. j.. o..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

An exchange says. "EN-Iieutcnant
Governor Hanna. Of Indiana. has taken
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

pTTEESnIRG AGENT J. 4. NJ N ~.
IN IOWIINGEHOOK SIl'hEl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27
TIMES BUlLDiNG.. ,. ,,,.s
.N.rti NND RANK STREE =

MANCHESTER BUREAU. ll-l ~ ~
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

4 scientific journal says Gin one summer
the descendants of single hy Will NUM-
Der 2ooOO0o.' This viii De pleasant new
10 the housewife who has already dis
covered dozen or TWO in her pantry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

Wannamakrr spohs siN times last sun
day in Chicago. and broke all records boy
not mentioning Mr.. quay single time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-27

Iowa has CHOSEN tie wild rose as the
State flower The stress OF the selection
was doubtless TO get something Wild.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
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THE KIDNEY AND BLADDER.

In case OF Brights Disease the Golden
Medical Discovery" stops the waste OF vital
clements. In bladder troubles II rebuilds
the tissues and carries on and eliminates
the old diseased aud inflamcd tissues. Here
are two testimonials that tell the story oil
what Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Dicov-
ery viii do in eases OF kidney ana bladder
troubles.
Through your skillful treatment. am
once more a wcll man" writes j. II. Ar
mold. Esd Of Candy. Logan county, Nob,
Il suffered for years and could not ind
relief until commenced ,aking your
Golden Medical Discovery. | suffered for
wears with constipation and torpidlty Of the
liver. which resulted in irritation OF he
prostate and inflammation Of The blad
der. | had only taken one bottle when
found grea, relief. The medicine has 81
fected a permanent cure II has been two
months since / stopped taking the medicine
and ! have no symptoms OF The disease re
turning. You have been the means Of
saying my life"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
THE PAVING QUESTION
The Heroine ut Goiind.

TO All Editors In Texas.
1t would be well to record the fact that
otNying the urgent appeal Of the Texas
commissioners to the Tennessee Centennial
to the teachers and students of Texas for
financial aid TO help make the Texas OK
hibits at Tennessee Centennial, one little
school girl at Goiisd colicoted and sent up
TO General W. X. Handy. cashier at Aus
tin. Texas. for this purpose. tho sum Of
sia.
General Handy says 1t Is the largest stun
sent up from any one source. by private
citizen or corporation. There are others
very much Interested in the successful dls-
play Texas makes of her products at Nash
vile. besides this little girl. II w hoped
the vast interests Will rnspond at once
TO the appeal, Let tho collections be made
all over the State by teachers aud pupis
cverNwhere. aud gcnd the funds at once 10
General w. II, Handy, Austin, ToXaa.
Tho heroine Of Goliad set the pace. let
others keep UP the good work,
III the Alamo tx reproduced on the
grounds at Nashville for tho Texas build.
ing. the little hcruine's picture should
adorn the walls. as an honor to one from
Go,ad who remembered the alamo"
We ask the Texas commissioners to franc
her name in laurel wreath
What banker In the State will duplicate
her sum? What school will emulate her
dccdY
II the whole state ac,s notify in this
wcrk much good will be accomplished for
Texas. Teacher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

builder, 4, does not make corpulent people
more corpulent. 1t builds solid, healthy.
muscular flesh tissue. but does lot raise
the weight above the normal Figure, Ex-
cessiye corpNlencc and excessive lcanness
odd as Il may seem, are both Diseases of
the same nature. They are both caused by
Improper nutrition OF the body. That Is
tho exact point that the Golden Medical
Discovery" hits. II Is the great cure for
improper nutrition, IL IL the one medicine
in all the wcrld that IS aimed exclusively
to correct all faults OF nutrition. II ac-
composites its purpose, and in doing so
Is tho right medicine for both wasting dis
euses and for people who suffer from ex-
ccssive corpulence,
DISEASES OF THE NERVES.
In cases of brain troubles or nervous
troubles. nr. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
covery acts along the same lines as other
diseases, 1t Gurus by correcting faulty nu-
triton. That is at the bottom OF nearly oil
diseases. 1t cures by making the tlcoi
rich and healthy and by building new and
normal brain and nerve r!bers. 1t tones
up the whole nervous systom. II gives a
man sound. refreshing sleop and healthy
nerve rest, Thousands have testified to
tho marvellous cures accomplished by IT,
Here nro few sample testimonials.
Ten or twelve years ago | had some
thing like falling sickness with Intense
misery in my head" writes NJ. Y. Grills.
ESQ, Carrollton. Carroll county, Kentucky
~ had doctor to treat me for It, hut ho
gave Inc but little relief Thea went to
Coviagton. Ky. and had all OF the doctors
there try mo. would be working hard,
and the next thing ! would know / would
be lying ms though | were dead. | would
be carried into the shade or the house, and
perhaps ] could 30 to work the noSt day
or perhaps | would be IN bed for wceks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
An Errnr In MnrnI,.
10 the Editor oct The Post

TO the Editor oof The Post
Houston. Toxas, Nav IS From a colums
on page marked Notes and Personals" In
The Houston Daily Post OF thiH date clip
this note. which la by FAR too ''porsonal."
Tho Sunday school OF the First Presby-
toIian church viii have II picnic at La
Porte next sunday, trains on the Calves
ton, La Porte and Houston having been ar
ranged lor
ordinarily such a statement might pans
40 typographical error for Nic error would
be- manitsst 10 all. But because of the fact
That IN Houston II Is hp lar too many per-
Aons nOt looked upon as Inappropriate and
rruvorcut to use Sunday as d day OF
recreation and pastime, and who do 20 OH
On plcnice or fishing aud hunting eKpedi-
lions and nhtroniEe Sunday games OF many
sorts, II might not readily be seen that thig
III na error of tho type. and Tor this reasin
usk you to say that the statement is erron-
oous. The statement is not only not true
but could not" be true -nnd for this rca.
Son call II an error In marils,'
Tho PRESBYTERIAN church IN all Ito
branches has magnified TIA reverence fol
The sabbath from the BEGINNING. and Il
could IN no Instance and under no circuIn,
stances lend It's infiuDnce or example ID
anything IL looks upon ~ ap irreverenoa
toward Code holy day The First Presby-
trlian church OF this city IL nm Integral part
Of one of the great d!NIsions of prcsby-
torlauism-~"thc Prcsbyiuran church In thu
rnit.d Statoe and holds tenaciously to all
the iaith and practice and 10 all the noble
tradltions Of prosbYterlaniam. H. "
morally Impossible for the First Prosby-
terrain church az n whole. or In any one Of
fiS organic expressions. to 1cseoratc the
sabbath aud 80 violate both lin traditions
and convictions by going on on ever 30
Innocent ana cnIoyabe u frolic OH that day,
! Wish II could be mid with truth that tho
Influence Of the First church and Of all
the organizations Of every sort In this city
which uphold the sabbath u day 10 DO
revnronood was such as to make II I'M
ptraible for any Individual. or family, or
ORDER. or club or ANYTHING within our gates
to do or countenanco that which fails In
duo reverence FOR the day which God cop-
secrotcd first ns day OF rest and then.
under The goepel dIspensntion. as day OF
worship. II would be better for us here and
now. olecwhcro aud forever. II this were tho
fact
The picnic Of The First Presbyterian Sum
day school win be held on Saturday. tho
2pth inst. Please Eav that under no con-
ceivAblc. imaginable or possible circYm.
stances could II be- held on Sunday. Very
truly, William Iiayne Leavell.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

bonds by disorganising tho corporation aud
again organizing under the same name"
This statement ia not correct and docs our
people or at least great many OF them.
an injustice.
Suit MAS brought by non resident prop
eriy owners tto avoid taSatiop) against tho
corporation In existence at tho timc The
bonds were sold aud our district court de-
oiacd against tho city, bccause considcra-
hc Wnocoupicd land was included within
the city limits. This decsion was In effect
saving that tho act OF incorporation was
illcral or thnt tho town had never been
rrally Incorporated.
Afterwards, whom tho town was legally
Incorporated. tho city council could not
lawfully levy a tax to pay the bonds issued
hv corporation which had had no legal
existence
have heard many OF our best cttlsena
express a willingness TO bc taxed for pay
mcnt of the bonds.
The late corporation was dissolved by a
vote " tho property owners. principally
Tor tho pnlpos" Of annulliug the contract
with tho water works company. also undcy
the theory that the city government wan
too cNpcnsive. l nm quite sure that tho
bond question was not an iaeue In that
election. Respectfully,
w. II. MeNcese.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
21ateaz37 Aa,7-,9.s<s
A LAZY LIVER

When n mans liver Is ont Of order he
is ripe for almost any disease that happens
along. His entire constitution Is In state
of reciprocity aud i ready Tor ooHtaEion
of any description. Tho Golden Medical
Discovery" u the bost of all known lper
inviRorHors. II VIII put The lsziest OF iiy-
ers on n lopo 10 no Time. 1t makes your
liver lively and your blood pure It ~
the best Of spring medicines.
4 had been tiouhieA FOR several years
with spells Of LIVER conpaint," writes u
n Dransleld Esq Centennial Monroe
county, Wost Virginia. and about Two
years ago ms health gave way ,yod
saIsapArllla, / was getting worse all the
time l had weakness In my ',u side
and limbs palptotion Of the heart at
lines, crampipg pains In the stomach af'
ter eAting. nerves weak and 10 energy for
anything. took nr. rierce's Golden Nedi-
cal Discovery and began 10 mend frlm the
start ] soon felt like IA new iserson. | an
nov enjoying splendid health and have
splendid appetite, good digeAsion and also
peaceful, quiet mind"
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CMIN EetN4,

~ desire to say that have lately given
Or l'lercc's Golden Medical Discovery n
trial" writes Miss c. NJ. Male,tc of uous.
ton. Harris county. Texas and 1t has
completely cured me OF very serious aud
obstinate disorders In which tho heart 8
action was impaired accompanied by pain
for two wecks) not from bad digestion al
together. for my digestion was almost rer-
rect TOOK II for two weeks. could no,
fe"l much effects at all from Il at FIRST
and never felt stimulated by II ms nv ordi-
nary tonics only began to experience
les" discomfort from my Illness after
about the fourth dose. and in four or five
daNs stlll less and several days after |
was surprised to find that was actually
Nu"r TWO weeks having passed. every
eymptnm had disappearrd.n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

that he hasn't even time TO properly masti-
cate his food. When he eats little Of
something that is hearty II seems to stick
in a lump down in the lower part of his
throat. If it's something especially hearty
he can even taste 1t for two or three hours
after his meals. If be INDUCES in some
thing that is rather indgestibe h. is
troubled with pains and cramps across the
abdomen.
TRYING TO TRICK NATURE.
He rCcornizes the fact that be suffers
from constipation, but he doesn't pay auy
particular attention to 1t. He says: "Ob,
that's nothing I'm of a naturally con
situated hubi;-- always have been more or
less SO.
The mans liver gets sluggish His com
plcXion looks muddy.
The noisons Of constipation are absorbed
b. the blood and carried 10 all parts OF
the body. The food that he takes isn't crop
griy dieested and the blood doesn't receive
and distribute the life giving elements OF
rhe iood. The process of tearing down aud
rebuilding, that means health, is checked
and almost completely stopped. A man In
this condition is like locomotive hat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
MIR. Portcr's Rrjoinder.

10 the Editor OF The Post.
Referring TO your comment on my short
article on paving In your editorial column
of yesterday. beg to say that The PoEt, like
other good citizens of Houston, wants tho
best we can gct for our money. The Post
is a Houston paper and is for the interests
of Houston aud the great majority OF her
citizens first last and all the time. and so
Is the writer, hut then The Post makes the
assertion that lit will not require five years
years or five months or FIVE minutes to test
the durability Of n street pavement ihon
VIZ beg to differ with The Post. Time alone
is necessary to test tire Durability OF
any ANA every material smooth
surface can he temporarily made with any
material. Sample are always made 10
show the articles al It's best All broken
stone or crushed stone OF gravel Ia claSsud
as mlcGdam OF tcltord. when used for road
building. No granite or stone can be
crushed and retain It's Original. natural
hardness and compactnrHg Grauto blocks
VIII make good pavement, why crush
them at all? II macadam ~ preferred. why
not uso gravel and save the expense or
crushing and handling SO often? Gravel
don't need crushing iiouston should not
experiment further hui should demand The
very best material for street pavemouts
known TO he the best. not from sampled
and high soGnding assertions OF those in
tercs,ed In selling paving material but
from actual knowledge, the experience OF
other cities having used the material a Hut-
hcicul time to practically prove It's merit
We want good material aud good work a,
Il minimum cost. no Jobs aud q. open field
for all bidders, with special favors to none
Geo l.. Porter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

b. ~ pay tricks on the law and pros
merry wrote some of IN. rrea,o.t
|rt.sr , yer written, and was one 0. tie
!. ysupr , ~,s 'hat ever lived but HI did
(. nr. AL 10 poverty and disgrace. lie
|ak % NJ urinary common SENSE nova
|aH m. pay tricks On the law of Tie
~ ma show that II would mean ar
sss va, p'nishmsnt But thousands OF
|tft cr, e supposed to have good.
Ia s%mlaoo sense. try 10 match their
||s.tu u, i, n piSease, and try to dodge or
N hw ~ :" health. Retributian fer
|sSai nsS. AksTs Is sure and swift
NJ, III Nv any difference whether lie
eM avs q the land or the laws OF
,s,-, %, pursuit Ct wealth me, oyerrorr.
"a they o., hfsieci their health Thea.
etssl MAJ, ~ physically hard up. they Try
nan ,ysu Out Of a new lease OF HE.
Y sss,ves erworks. He il tow ,,,,,i,,, nls'
~ H. S 1ae sufficient time fer MS
~ or r "ssnt give himself time to
TOO ,,,. '4te or sleep. He H.
ucvd ,his. hurry and fr!c.s
ssir.tos,H Hiy hours work into every
fhHg. he :, when he isn't absolutely
M He " thinking or worrying about
! heal,h ef thinks or worries about
- ttu III, ns heglfris that utterly. He
b. appetite is moi es goo1 as n
sNe And ~, i,ailrss' that he is a trifle
I'D shscl INA, his digestion is a little
Out he Is IN such a rush
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

in a rigorous climate. the breakdown Is
llk.ly TO come In the form Of rheumallsih.
II the man has been drinking man' or
locomotive engineer, subject to the COZ.
ilnual jar Of az engine, the weak pSii a. -
us,t.llv his pidnoys or bladder. and as
oase VIII strike rim In the form OF brlsh,
disessa. or some bladder trouble ~ s,e
man lives in a swampy country or Da az
drained city, he viii probably pay In, uis
nenelry with case of malaria or cnpN
TN exact form of fhe disease doesn IL .
cut any figure. Tho cause Is me sams n,
each case. and the cure Is the ,be
do.su,t do a Bit Of good 10 treat TOT loe
outward manifestations. The doctor VIZ
tries 10 trent nervous prostitution OF ~
snmption OF rheumatism, or Bright AS
case or malaria, Us separate, primA'' ,ao,-
eases. Is a nincompoop. He Is Jus, a. Nv
ish as his patient. Like him. nes ''~'''