Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
THINK -.Ifs OVEN.
A Rational Remedy for National
Trouble.

the Pyramid Pile Cure is better than
7 surgical oporation-it cures without pain
il causes no detention from business, and
the cost IS triGing all druggists selling
it AZ % cents per package.
The astTiugcnt effect OF tho acids In the
Pyramid Pile euro speedily contracts
and restores TO their natural condition
| the blood vessels Of the affected parts,
and as It quickly dissolye3 IN the rectum
tho remedy soothes and heals the irri-
tatod surfaces. and these two things are
the only necessary requirements for a
cure.
The principal Danger from piles is the
| liability 10 chronic liberation Of the rec
tai tissue and nervous exhaustion from
loss Of sleep and the attendant pain and
| irritation. All these symptoms the Pyra-
mid quickly relieves. and the fact that
II Is tho most popular and widely sold OF
any Pile cure is quite conclusive evidence
! Of thorough merit. II YOU suffer from
! bleeding. itching. or protruding piles, try
5J-cent package tonight. Ask your
] druggist for Pyramid Pile Cure.
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| Of Railway and Mechanical Engineering
| In the university il offered him Pro-
| fessor Randolph has not yet given an
| answer. 1t IL 10 be hoped sincerely. that
/ no will not leave his present position. in
which he Is doing a magnificent work
| for the institute and the state. This is
the third Aattering offer which has come
| to him within the past twelve months
one from Clemson College. South Caro-
lima: one from the Michigan State Manual
School, and the one just mentioned.
Alr. Fleming Boop. Of the county, spent
day or two at the institute this week,
visiting his son. DR.. r. $. Roop. OF the
veterinary department.
SPRING LANES
Notwithstanding thu danger from dogs.
which are allowed to run adj lbitum /
DO not believe that I ever saw as many
or as fine spring lambs as are to be seen
at presen; in our farmers pasture-felds.
These will be ready for the early market
and should bring good prices. An en-
eouragns fact ia connection with our
farms is. that tho young men are begin
ming TO appreciate their worth and to re-
main ~ home ard give Them their per-
sonal attention, instead Of leaving Tor the
cities 10 exc Out a living on small sall-
ries as clerks or statesmen. The bursting
or the boom sent many Of them home
sadder, wiser. and more contented men
Their energy and labor. now directed i'm a
q healthy direction, will serve 10 build
up our agricultural interests and TO i'm
prove the lands. The effect is already
discornlble in the improved condition OF
the farms, and in the more abundant yield
which they are giving
Miss Duncan Williams. OF Iynchbure.
who has been visiting her friend. Mrs.
Alexander Black has returned to her
home. in Lynchburg.
Captain Stockton HetE returned on
Tuesday from Washington, where he has
been with his family for some months.
Mrs. Heth, Miss Hcth. and Miss Pickett
remained in Washington.
Mrs. Price has had as her guest during
the last few days Miss Biggs, of Eliston.
formerly of Norfolk, Va.
Colonel Shanks's regiment has beer or
dered to Chickamauga from Fort Bliss.
and II is probable that he will imme-
diately be ordered TO join it, though the
authorities at the institute very much
nope that In some way this may be
avoided, and that ne will be allowed 10
remain at his post here as it would be
a matter Of difficulty to ill as satisfac-
torily his place.
Fine rains during the latter part Of the
week have served 10 very greatly refresh
vegetation and the growing crops. II
came very opportunity, too. as many
farmers had sowed their oats during the
early part of the week.
THE CADETS GERMAN.
One Of the most enjoyable entertain
ments ever given in Blacksburg. was that
Easter german danced last night I'm
the Library Hall, and under the auspices
OF the Virginia Polytechnic Institute Ger
man Club. II was led by Cade, First !
Lieutenant Ralph +. Frazier, Of Charlotte. |
y. G. MIR. Frazier has already made |
a reputation as a leader, and added new /
laurels last evening by tho ease and grace |
with which he led the couples through the |
maze Of many intricate figures. Dancing |
commenced at 9 =. ". and was continued |
until 4 4. NJ. At 1880 there was an intfr- |
mission at which time light and dalntily- |
prepared refreshments were served.
Twenty-Five couples participated. Sweet |
music was furnished by the Lynehburg /
Parlor Ordhestra.
The following couples were on tbs floor.
Miss McBryde. OF Blacksburg. with Mr..
Nicely. Of Portsmouth.
Miss Mamie Aiken, Of South Carolina
with Mr.. Kerfoot of Frederick.
Miss Sallie Patton. of Blacksburg with
Mr.. Seepark Of Richmond.
Miss Lettie Johnson, of Christiansburg,
with Mr.. Harry Elicit, OF Christiansburg.
Miss Ethel Farley, Of ChrstianSbarg.
with Mr. LghtfOGt, of FauQUier.
Miss Lucy Biggs. of EIliston. with Mr..
Covington, Of Nottoway.
Miss Catherine Bentley, OF Roanoke
with Mr.. Baskerville. Of Mecklenburg.
Miss Lula Wilson. Of Radfor6. with
MIR. Rovebecd. Of Washington. d. Q.
Miss Elise Urquhart OF Suffolk. with
Mr.. +. c.. Cooper. Of Salem.
Miss Eliza Urquhart of Suffolk. with D.
f. Morton of Charlotte.
Miss Hannah Washington. OF Bradford,
with Kent Harrison. OK Stanton.
Miss Mary Washington Of Radford.
IRA ~
Miss Edna Bib. o. Amherst. with Mr..
James Cowan, OF Montgomery.
Miss Maggie Tenner. of Fauquier. with
Mr. Il. H. G. Beverly. Of Fauouier.
Miss Sarah Bentley, or Pulaski, with |
Mr.. Danforth. OF Richmond.
Miss Lucy Nicholson. OF Pulaski. with
Mr.. Hurt
Miss Kohlhausen. Of Radford. with H.
W. Jacobs. of Berkeley.
Miss Mamie Shortridge, Of Keuoya, W.
Va, with Mr.. =. V. Jones. Of Petersburg. !
Miss Sophie Warrington. OF Radrord. |
With Mr.. Allen Eskridge Of Montgomery. |
Mrs. Price. Of Bls oiSsburg with Pro
essor Price. OF Blacksburg.
Miss Eta Kipps, OF Blacksburs, with
Ir. +. Turner.
Miss Maggie Ellis. OF EListon. with Mr..
Bell. Of StauntOn.
Lieutenant D. c. Shanks. and Messrs.
3oorman, Hubbard Hutchinson. Nc
}ryde, Jr.. and j. NJ. McBryds. Adams.
)tey, and Phlesar danced as stays
The ladies Of the faculty acted as chap
rones.
Appointed Deputy Marshal.
Mr.. Julian e. West. Of Princess Anne
ounty, has been appointed Deputy Mar