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TtTF, RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY. OCTOBER ?V *M*- _
THE RICHMON?^DISPATCH
BT TUE DISPATCH COMPANY.
THK DAILY PII.PATCH is^Tti[I
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mon.hl, ' Mperoonum
bie in sdvnnos; U tot An '',,i'\_i),
for three months.:?cent, for on.? mosil
Price per BSftf, I cents.
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The HUM-AY DBPATCa at UM pe
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iahssrlptieas hi ou cas?*? f******* "
a?**anoe. -mkI OS p..I continu??, art.
the ewpirraiiofi of the Mm? P-Vd for.
p^O-ottfia ?none;, ou.. .. ?lick. ?
tered letter. Ouir...<y -.?it 01
be -U the rtsg of the sonder.
-snntftnu their Bnst>oBBM MMBged mu
glve ttaelr old as well as their n?w post
oftieo? ban.pie copies free.
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j'uelnes? wants. "''
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vanes MB am '. *
Above rates are fOf "cv.-ry day" or ad.
rertlaements running OOBOOCUtaVOly.
Reeding notices in rending matter type
ft?- Bne. or less, ?1 : In nonpariel. leaded
fire line? or less. M I
Card of rales for more epace furnish??
en gggSI cation?_
Ail leUers and telegrams must be ad
?sensed to THE DMPATCH COM l'A NY
Ra-sjected f??mnri'jriicatlons will not b<
SOffurn??!. __
All leMers recommending candidate?
tar^erhe* ggggfi be pakl for to Inou?e thsh
jruMkM-lim. Thl? Is a long standing rule
at o-ara._
*Rasao?atk>tM of respoct to d
tnembsm psv?se*l by societies, OOiporn?
tions, aaOBOOtSdMOBa, or other orgOBllS
Uotie ?II be cha*-god ft>r as advertising
lo.ff?. r._
TTrVTCrOXX OFFTCK, imOAD-STREET
PH__dAC*T, 61? BAST BROAS
STREET.
MKsaSHHB OFFI(_, 12rt3 HU_a
BTKW1CT.
8?NDAY.OCTOBER 9, K'\
Pele?ls of the Dispatch would do us
a favor by Informing u?s promptly of any
frsTitwe on the part of newsdealers, or
n-??J???t>oTH on railroad trains, to meet the
p-aOMe ?lernacid for copies 'if tins i
lnfosrii?iM?M. la also ?BS?rad by us of th??
desHnqii. aey of nny carrier of ours In
Manead, Maaebeeter, or i
Mall subscribers are 111;, wise Invited
to report lo us whenever their papers
come late or Irregularly.
I.KVl \\ |. iiiin.ix
Tu?-#?iii.\, November Ith, is election?
I | of the i -
pr?. sentatives ar.' fo ],.
ehoeen for th- . suing'March 4.
IV'
In mont of the districts of this
I in nv.st of thS Slates of ihis 1 nlOU,
It I
for pi "fie gem rally, it bas . t.,. n
drtatuiful drop fr,,m thrillliiK Barratlve*
at battles en land and water and
of ?i. ge and m : t., bo soats ?.r party
BflrUVI ntl'.ns and SOflDBSOl |
of) the tariff, *.? a I . "?
i -.*, The to
been dlstastefiil; bul we may hope for an
imp?"*.? .i paht
?artia-r and I u ihn r fn n
tio_-.tr ? ggg Bsarsi i . ;. thai hops
be rogllood, there aill be an unusually
agnail WOtS ' i, even for an "a.if y. ar."
Bo f?r-r as lbs i?i p.th eon SSO, th?'
Indifferent'?? of voters t<> the pending can
vuav? is . i | rgal In perty la ths
otttar. la this Mate there is oaly one
Stacclct?-tilo Ninth where poll!
Inge Mas I -. . Bth ml. .I. The
Republican:' as Well 01 t_g DSBBOOrntl
biKve been forced to content thcmsilv.
mch email crowds, as a rule. It would.
the?ituia-., seem t'nat ths InoHferenoe o
tbe maaaes to politic-? would affect ths
Sum -parf?es equally. Bat aot bo; s
ebogiM remember that with the funds that
w_F be x.luced at their disposal iy
Jai*. ?J-Ja-nna. our spponsnts Will be ribb
le sOt up their voters gIBOllj a few days
l?**_ore th.? election.
We have ?o such ? and must
address ourselves to thfl IntSlUg? BOS and
Icayalty of our VOtOfO, wheo W< entreat
tbem to .how mogo Internet lo ths pend?
tng ooiit.sta and do more work for lUe
parry than theg me doing.
Ou? nosslneea ami our .
not getting tho In ip thsy should
Tbero ar??. ISO many Who enjoy the I
of the paity and who .-h??w no aj
elation ol Its i i them. Th? y si
inactive and unconcerned, aavfl only In
the cMvar-.t-.ei> v.h?re th. ir own
are at ?take. This should Bol l" .
mon ?ene?*. !l' BOt OOBIBBOO
Mtoiaa teach them better, Wherever our
|jiwt> Un? s am diM-iipt. * ii . year, lli? i?
.?.?t miii i? found n? -
Heat. Mind that!
The whole I :
popuiikUou ci Vlrginls should i
deapsly ini??!?:?t?i1 in thi? eaiapfl
arm si the I m rtj In t!ii- -
mtift be laid up, un.
i e.i?. | hell
taSa?s ?.-? ; : > till In North Cai
coi?taitlo;i fr/uii whlcb ?? oobl?
that I
I
If, through the supinen, ss or bard?
. i
defeat lu dlsti
we should ha?? ?mu rlctorlso, we shall
ad sur aneml? eatly encouraged to
iiiaHe g hanj li.UH lor th? I
year ?ill stSOl a aen?4or i?i the Coagrses
oi th. , i s 111 not
itui ins funds orhars thej
will do n . : to ti.-- i > m.
and niorl HOuO to lila ..nu pally. I'uMh.i
l Legislature is to pi?
Us i that ti | -nod
. i.u r upon the poyan nt
? f ?i pei .?.nt. interest upon our ?Century
bonds.
Be wu MB that wiiethtr we look ut the
national or .State stand
pWillt We 111,'I iiut Heat i
lnva.lv?.i ?A,, ,,? ,?,,,,,
>"? ' H ?USS aoulO Ik to ti.sur,- tin coun
try i.ii.ivuuve kg | , an mi:.
ter? relating ;,. our WM wl(h 9m?a ^
un to fall u? ?do u, Woula u lo g(vf,
Uepubik-ene 9a? swing
" **** uasy v, isBB-eriul p
lad to aaddb .,?.., tlH .,? Bom of n_
****** v??r lex?.?.
i?? ?holt It i? t,uie lor u? t0 u |,ivilu
mor.? of our thoegbt, and time, si
m<*.'ir,s to the coming election! It I?
critical period !n <?ur hl?tory snd tho
who fall to do th?-!r duty now must !
?,.nl?nt to be ?et down a? undoservli
of the honors of our parly or of the nsn
-m-,-rats.
WHIM? OF Ulll-VAKEWJI.
, If some lawv.-r who Is weary of du?
f-skln volumes and boring report?
app?llat-> curt? *f*t* !<> Il??* a week <
and devoto his ?nergles to an cxamln
tion of the whims of will-makers he cou
... wondN rful varn of human i
trl.lly am! itsaslsanaf" Aa examin?t!.
of the HelBBtBBlaiT r.-cords In vnrloi
part* of the world would disclose ?on
niai villoiis p. ? uliarlti? s on the part ?
those disposing <>r their worldly goods.
In n rent l.sue of Household Word
an Kngli-h periodical a very peculiar wl
made by an American, Is cited n? lllustri
Uv.? of ttie curious whims which wll
makers sometimes exhibit. The test?t.
was stldently ;? patriot of th? fic?t <i?
gr??, for It was his ?1-siro thet in ?lent
as In life, his body should proclaim tl
glory of our republic Me, left ?1.0?>0 1
the latS Professor Agassi/., In return f<
which the legatee, was. by an exlreme:
scientific pro? ess sai f?r*?- ,hc ? ' 1
tan th?; decedent's skin Into lcalher, ar
from It have a ?fnim'TiTfide Two of tl
ln-.st Miital.le banas ??f his body were- 1
ho made Into drum-sticks, and with the?
another legatee, to whom waa bequeathe
the r? !.luiim of the property, was "o
.very 17th of June to repair to the fo?
of J-nnker Hill, and at sunrise? BSBt o
rlio drum, the parchment of wlilch hn
been made out of the testator's skin, Hi
;-irit-stirrlng strains of 'Yankee Do?
die.' "
We have often h-ard of case? where tr
hiiio.- i : BflSall boys were "tanned" fr
juvenile I" eiiliitlons, but this is the firs
instance win re an adult has exhibited
d?sir?* to undergo such a proc?s?. Ux
i i t limit? ly, our contemporary fall? t
? Whether th? provisions of the wl
wot?, carried out. The probabilities, ho?*
? v. r, aro that they wore not, as the re
qui .-t waS somewhat against public polle*.
Aid It is not probable thai a British tr!
bunal would have a.-Fisted in the fui
tin ran .- of BUCh a proji.t.
Miserly p'"plo frequently make will
Which .oui,?in provisions looking to th
continued a? cumulation <?f their wealt
after death, and so common Is thi
"freagy of posthumous avarie?'' that Bpc
.?al laws liave bcon enacted against ll
Of su.'h a i h.ir.i'tor WBS the CBM growln
out of the will of Peter Thelusson,
l-'i.aMhaaan, who died In London in 179'
lie l'-ft a fortune of over ?700,(?00, whlc
ation? I a prodigious legal wrangle ex
, ndlng ov< r many years.
Wills an? th?-- mediums throuj-h whlcl
in,my hobbies arc indulged, and quite fre
quently, too, the t?atator aass the instru
ni' :it ?is a means for revenge or spite
Put thert have been thousand; of OBB.
Where the ?.un'.s have int?-rvcned, an
winr?- th,.- sfisbes c?f decedents have Beat
thwart, d !>y the skill ot attorneys. Ii
fact, more UtlsjaaTan haa been created b,
'ani,-j,iar> canses than by any othe
matter ??ithin the scope of th?
law. VBgUSSnat Bad uncertainty of ex
pression art freqaently responsible fo
this foronalc strife, while hundre?ls o
Wills have been Invalidated by non-com
p?lanos v. lib in?- siatutory ro<pilrement
i t" Witnesses, th?. signature of the tes
t ,i,r. >t?. a 10-yea*i-old child, provide.
,i had th<- tbBsty to expr.ss itself clearly
could be taught the necessary require
menta Incident to the making of wills it
half an hour. And yet, BOOTOS of men
many of th.-m well versed In the law
have ov< rlOOfc* d some essential an?
cauaed Infinit? trouble or the entire re
J' , tloll .,| the Will.
it would be well for every man In thi:
State t.. renieinlui- that uiii'ss he writ?-:
and -i i i, ?wll entirely In his owi
handwriting Hi- signature shouhl b.
made or a? knowl-dK'-d In the presence o:
at least two Competent witnesses pr.-sen'
St the sam,- tirn-, and BUCB nltllSSBUB ar?
required to BUbscribe th.- will In the pr?s
of the testator. And. above al
things, til- testator should say what h?
m? ins Without ambiguity or obscurity o;
< Xplt
The Col mini-. <(>.) BtatS Journal, th
R. publlcau organ in the Buckey.
Sfati olumbut men.-. ;i f>ood
., \\ aahlngton."
What's the matter with llanna?? Rich
ni'iai (Va.) Diapatch.
Nothing ai all i.s the matter with
Hanns, ?\><pt that hi la not from Colum
bus. Mr. Hanna, represent, the who!?
State, not tills Mngrtaateaa] district
What we want is a good agent for th
Twelftb District who will pay as etos?
attention to its BSadS and ?Aisla
hmgtOfl as Mr, llanna .1,,. .- ',,, tho*
of Ohio m g? lierai.?Ohio State .lournal.
So much the worse for Ohio. On th.
Bgth <'f certain runiois, we had
ht th.U there was both a I.epnhll
can i.K Kanal and a geographical dlvteior,
in th.- matter of the representation of
?lido. Put th, declaration of the Journal
tiiv State of av. n tlie simulacrum of
- that Blight attach to that ?and?
tion. '-Hanns represents itn- whott State."
I old ? >!lio.
"Sen Luce, Pia.
"John S Hopkins 1? yon buy and
? m.? .; thousand Metropolitan for me i
?\iii shake tbe plum tree.
"M. S. QTJ?T."
Tims Senator Quay telegraphed to tho
il? r of the peopi. s Bank of Philadel
phia, who lat.r on coinnii!t.-.l suicide.
' ex.i.is.-d Teat inliuene.- ovr
i i IBur. i llaywood. and It Is
shown by ii? umeiitary ?vidente now Ifl
th?1 i B Of th. M ?t? that (he Trea
surer prom!.- ,1 not to chOCh upon mTOiJ.OI'O
"4" M - held In that bank until
had paid "i' at!.meed for a loan of
? that bad beea mad.- to him. Ray?
woo.i is suppose?! to have beea "the pium
red ta in th.- tettagrnm fr-un
1 ?ice.
"n:e undarstandlag is that I am not to
diiv, ay part >?f this h*J0,?i0f) de
in,sit until the Hon. It. Ft, ?.?nay h.?s paid
<?r arranged satisfactory to yon the loan
of Jl'MOJo, which you are to make to him
11' -At \\e,-k."
This I* :in extrait 'rom the letter of
-x-si.it. -Tr. ?surer Ha?.v.r?i?l. ,.f lYmi
tylvsals, it??- casal ay of th<- l**eople'B
Hank, and if it dCee not convict him of
the ?rime with which he is charged, ::
. .ruiBlv BaasTM out ?a ?trong prima fi?-ie
of bad grammar.?Tim Paltimore
. .i?.
moral? of t?he thing are still worse.
That th?? Quays can defend It at all,
shows that rhejr have undying faith In
th.? stupidity or indifference of the peo
p.-ntisylvanbu
O.ivernor Plack, of New York, has be.-n
P? tltlori'-.l to remove DI?tr!ct-Attorn?-y
Oardliier. of New York city, on the
ground that he Is guilty of g misdemeanor
u discharging a veteran from hi? office.
Attorney <?ardlnor ?ays he ha? vinl.-tied
.,,. lavs and is not at all worried. He is,
WB fear, too active s Democrat to suit,
the Uoibiard Repubiicaaa.
d jaara-miM?.
? The leaders ?bout Republican head
quarters In Washington, are proclalmlni
that a Democratic victory this fall woul?
uval! nothing, n? there SOgM he no Ji.-ni"
.rule lenlslallon with a Republican Pros
i.Unt In power; also, that If the Demo
crats elect a BBSjSOtty of the House finan
dal Interests will be aroused and maki
enormous contrloutlon? to the Republl
car. cnmpslfn fun?l for 1900.
There Is no doubt, that If the BfiM
House la DemocrniU' Hanna will, In IP?
I. vy msunseall on the tlnancial and kin
.?re? Interests, and that In the elec
Uon of that year Hannaism will he mor.
disgracefully In evidence than It was lr
the election of lftOC.
All the same, for s??rne four decades !
ha? been the almost Invariable rule that
the party thut captured Congress In th<
off year won in the presidential electior
next following, end there are main
reasons for thinking that In this instan.?
even the power of Hanna's barrel an?l
the uaaerapaloasasas of hia method*
would not l>e sutilcieut to cause the break
lag Of the rule.
It Is true that a victory for the Demo
crats this fall would not enable them tc
accomplish any Democratic legislation
in the next Congress. But it would en
able them to previmt a good deal of
ir-.ipiit'ius Republican legislation that
scorns to be on the cards. It would pul
them In position to estop a repetition ol
tie- saturnalia, of extravagance the Repub
licans have always Indulged in win n,
while In power, they have had a plethoric
Trcasurj- at their command. It would put
them In position to expose thoroughly
tho designs of the Republican party ?nd
its shortcoroln-*,? in connection with th?
Spanish-American war. They could mak<
a record In respect of these matters that
WOUM rally to the Democracy the power
of public .sentiment? a power that in 199
would, we bOllOVO, prove Inflntely more
effective than Hannaism.
So we say that?the proclamation and
the boast of the Republican Isadora at the
national capital to the contrary, not
withstanding?the November elections
hold as bearing upon 1900 great and un
usual possibilities for th? Democrar-y.
And, by the way, their boast-or, rath'-r
threat?as Jnvolvnl in their r?f..
to assessing llnamdal interests in 1900,
afford?, one of the strongest arguments
Why thS Democrats should seek to gel
control of the next HOUSS, and then open
tlie way for a Democratic victory In the
presidential campaign, two years hence
That boast, or threat, Is brazen notice
that the Republicans have no idea of
enacting any legislation not agree.?M to
the "financial interests." What financial
interests are. alluded to and what those
Interests are wedded to, we all knoatv.
vf.li.ow-ff.veh.
Yellow-fever is wid?spread In Mississippi
and a porllon of Louisiana. It is said to
have ernannt, d from New Orleans, where,
it is alleged, the public was kept in igno
rance of ils existence f?.r some weeks.
Whether the facts Justify this charge or
not we cannot say, but the policy of sup
pressing the truth in such Instances is ..'I
too common in cities when- contagious
diseases prevail. Hut it ought not te be
so, the truth ought to be told?that Is, if
human life is to be valued higher than
commercial advantage.?
As yet the fever has not been very
fatal, but its history, In Its epidemical
stage, 1?, that it begins in a slow trot
and ends In a gallop. And, unhappily, It
Will he a month or more before fn.st car.
Be relied upon to come and put a stop
to Its ravages. Meanwhile, there is "a
plentiful lack" of sffectlve quarantine
The States seem not to have had an
understanding with OBS another or with
the Federal Government. HOBOS, the
disease Is not checked in its early Stages,
and nun and women living from one sec
tion carry the fever with them to otli r
s.-?-fions. It Is horrible to think that this
lack of co-operat?i?n continuas year after
yar, and with dreadful expenditure of
life.
QOVarnOt MeLUUrln, of Mississippi, left
Jackson some time ago and went to Hran
don; but he has been made to lenvfl Hi an
d?n, because he. came from the worst
inf.cted city in the stat?'. His present
Whereabouts are not known. Wc pre
sume the authorities are making him, like
little Joey, keep a' moving on. It is a
disagreeable prod les mant for any man
to be in and a most extraordinary one
for a Governor.
i if course, travel and trade in Louisiana
and Mississippi are greatly interfered
with, and it may be doubted if conditions
will improve until a kindly frost appears
and drives the fever away.
A SK.GESTIO*?.
COOOt Zeppelin, a G.-iman nobleman, Is
the latest claimant t" having .solved the
problem of aerial navigation. And what
Is more, men whose opinions, we are told,
are worth som thing, have faith in him,
and have formed a company with a c.ipl
tui of over mMN to back him.
Accordtag to s Vienna speetal, scion?
have looted Bis apparatus, or sir?
hip, and found It perfect, and It Is pro
pos, d thai his 1rs! voyage shall bu mide
from Vienna to New York, four days be
ing the tim?' a hednled for the trip.
Wo shall watch f??r the arrival of the
apparatus with great int.-r.st, but as It is
Bald to have "a capacity of eight days."
Would suggest that It might not be a bad
Idea for the Count to make en route a
detour in s.-ar. h oi Andre.
Think of a n eetlng In midair over the
pole hetweea the Count and the long-lost
Swedish balloonist it would he svsa
raore highly drnsasti? than was the meet
ing betwe.-n Nansen and .I.ickyon.
lit.illy, the enterprising journal to Which
we are Indebted for the news of the
Count's solu;ion of the problem 0113ht
to persuaale, him to make th.- dOtOUf,
Bend a correspond, nt along with him,
and thus g?t the possible "scoop" upon
Its contemporaries to which it would !?e
entitled.
A few years, ago Richmond claim ,1,
as iv. behove Justly, that its electric fin I
was tho longest and best e.iulpped In
eststenee, and it was but natural to
think It would keep pace with the other
places along this line. Not so, however,
and along Its principal thoroughfare on?'
still seas and hear?? the jingle of the
street-c.r mule and his bell.?The Black
stone Courier.
V.-s; but a splendidly equipped electric
line runs alongside the old track used
by the mulo cars. Futhermorc, the fran
chises of the line upon which the inuie
cars are u?ed will expire in about eighteen
months' time, and whoever gets the new
franchise will be compelled to employ
electric power.
We have electric-cars on Main and
Broad streets from end to end. and the
Church Hill and Clay-street electric line
runs almost parallel with Broad street.
The New York Tribune, in an artlel? on
the Minnesota Indian outbreak, dwells at
some length upon the comparative ?avago
Instinct? of VOOSS and peoples, and refer?
to tbs lynching? "in all section? of this
country.'^ Igflasd, Jj the Tl SSIIIS II
- BS^aatna. Ju -.? hstesalinr war'wit h ?p.
? It dissevered that tho South wn? not d
1 ?>'*?l- And now, mlrabtl?' ?llctu, It h
- r""r"- out that lynching Is not an
sptutlon peculiar to the South.
TUP. ATLAVr.t PRIMARY SYgTK.l
Th?' I)omo?ratlc primary election n
. In Atlanta last week was conduc?
under tho Australian ballot . ?yst
I (booihs and all?, and gave g?n< nil raft
t faction, Candidate? Worc pledged to ?
. another and to the party to employ
- "workers," and thus they saved th?
flg of dollars In rxpens?.?.
i James .;. Woodward, whom the i
lanta. Journal ?upportod and the Cons
t tutlon disfavored, was nominat-d i
Mayor by a majority of 4M. Mr. Wo.
; ward Is a Journeyman comoosltor In t
I Journal office.
The ?rimary In Atlanta for tho nomlr
tion of municipal officers was hold
, the ?lay of the regular Stale el.-eti.
I In oil pre.lncfs the ??oiling pinces w?.
close toi'tlber.
In tho State election, CtandaSr*!
. Jority for QovOTOOr over HogBB, I
, fusion candidato, is nearly fin.noO.
The proposition to BBSSBd tho gfJ
O BStttUtton was adopted. So. hereaft
? the fudges and solicitors of the s'up'-r
courts of QeOTgll will hi elected by t
people.
Mayor Van Wyck. of New York, h
received a letter purporting to be fro
Oenaral Charles n. T. ?'oiiis, on whoi
an former Commissioner of Publl
Works, fills tho burden of tho Mayo:
*hflTJf*l of frmd la paving contracts,
whir h th- wrlt.r threntons to chastise tl
htayoi if the latter aontinnea to mai
ttoteraents r?fi-ting on his chsract?
but Oeaeral CoUla pronounces the l,*tt
a forsery. A former letter from ?"oil
to Van Wyck, however, m somewhat tl
-.im?-? line, in admittedly g-nuin'-, and
as follows:
tost r :,. tsTA
"P'l'rt A. Van Wy.-k, Mayor of tl
"n\- of ?Ni '.'-' Voik:
"sir, ?I concede your right n* the M*
CUtiVe of tliis muni? ipaliiy t?. I apOBO ar
malefeasance in office which comes
your knowledge, and as a ritaf. g i w
commend you for It; but If directly or I
Innuendo, and without foundation, >-<
givo I'.in to those who are near and de.
to m--. 1 will s.-'k my r? in? ?ly by the nea
est pos tibie course.
"ciIAIif.KS H. T. roi.f.is."
it will bo percelvad that politics in He
York aro Warming up.
There Is no oo-asinn for the put,
mind's b'-e.iniing disturbed OVOT repor
from Paris r-guiding hit? lie*?; trnt ha
occurred, and are going to occur, In t
peace negotiations.
Hitches, and a eood many of them. w.
to bo SX?? Cted from the first. Hut Spa
is In no condition, financially Of Bthl
Wins, to reject finally our terms. It
only natural that Spain should aseh to 1
herself down as easily as possible.
Mr. B, . Valentin.-, the Virgin
Sculptor, is OB a visit to BsltUnore, I
is receiving atarited attention irom t
pr?ss of that ?l'y. The San ?peaks
liigk terms of his work, mentioning es]
ci.illy his ie?iinib'.?nt fig'ire ..( j,.-o, |
?efferent*, and his Andr*oraache and Astyi
nax, snd refere to him a? a representi
tlve of the classical school of art In t!;
country.
-" -
TI:o Kantern Shore Herald Iiiih ent?*r,
It-* nineteenth year, ami tht Irving!.
(Xa.) Citizen Its eighth year. Be
are sound Dimocratic papers, and a
Ii boring to advance the Interest, of th?
tfve aectlena with a fidelity th
appeals for substantial recognition In ti
Way of subscriptions and a?Iv?-i Using pa
? ronage.
Our Governor and his staff will ntfon
th, P-ace Jubilee of the "City of Brothel
ly !/?ve." In a spirit of brotherly kin.
BOB. They will show th?? Philadelphia n
how to ride troll and be. handsoim
as good,
Richmond resume? lt. Btartial nppent
anee wfth the return of th?- boya wl
Wl r?, mustered In only to be Brustert
out. Never mind, boys, we hope t
C-U-I5-A happv lot of patriots, yet.
The Van Wyeks are credited with knot
lag how not to talk too much. If th'
really poaaass this wisdom, their pr?,ir
nonce In public affairs is easily account?
for.
Verily, gr'.it Is Iilnti-yism. Among I
latest a. hiev. Blent, are the closing 0
the New Volk Wool Exchange and tl
bursting of one of the Oldest banks in tl
same city.
Spain is not so good at tho guns, bu
her fencing at Parts will be skilful, w
have no doubt.
Ciiiililii't Ke?-|, It !*?*?-r?r*t.
Though scientists try
Bhrery means to descry
Th?- c.in.|iti,?ii of things In that planet
i Sailed Luna, cur onesl
is as fully nab!
With success IB when first we began I
Bui this much, wo cotvlude,
Cannot fall to Intrude
On the mind of each sapient human,
That all facts 'bout the moon
Would be known mighty soon
If the man in the same were a woman.
?-.. ?? .? ?i l ">? a i( ?i h h .lu r s.
Wife: I'm sure, John. I don't kno
what you'd do li you had no pockets I
your .
!.. : uid: Oh, I guess I'd b? able to g<
along.
Wife: T don't know about that; 1*1
certain you'd never know what to ?
with the letters I'd give you to mall.
A f-ncceaaful Operation.
N ihor: I uuilerstarid. Do lor. that yo
performed a surgical operation on Sen;;
lOC MeFadden last week.
Doctor: That's a fact.
Nabor: "Was it succesa/ul?
?Doctor: Successful.' Why, I made
cool three hundred on It.
A Bnslnras Ya-rdirt.
Novice: Do you meet with much sue
cess in business nowadays'.'
r.xpcricnced Tradesman: Meet with It
No, Indeed! I have to gird up my loin
and chase after It.
9uane?tlve.
He (In a meteorological mood): I wonde
if It'? clear out?
She (half menacingly): That'a Pa'
maxim after 10 o'clock.
\? > ii -I mum It liai.
Blanche: Did Harry kiss you more thai
once last night?
Bertha: I really can't ?ay; 1 never wa
much on arithmetic.
-mmmm
Ab Exception.
A clergyman who had moved Into s net
rw?n?h ?SB?*, "Jim* se.</*j>?4 seara. visite?
IS
Ill
by an old parlahKmcr. whom he ?nter
toSBSi over night. IS the morning at
the breakfast table the gueet wa? seared
how he had pnssed the night.
"Never slept better In my Ufe," waa thi
reply.
u.-.TTilniBcstrtly. the he?t rejoined: "Not
even during one of my sermon??"
Good men efe ?caree, and bad men are
oftca obliged to make themselves so?
Even an expert axeman sometimes nndd
it dlfflsult to cut down expenses.
Literary Vole?.
A new edition of Iloulyrr's "fll-t >ry or
China." in two volumes, ha? Just been
published by ihe Ma?*rollhin Company. It
h.s be<n thoroughly revised and orought
dowh to date by the author, and ?otitams
many BOW portrait? and maps. The pub
lication Is e?ecdlncly timely.
ThS Frederick A. Stokes <\>mp*iny pub
lished recently Tolstoi's "The Christian
Teaching** ta advance of its public-ui m
In any ButopOBB country, not even ex
cepting Russia,
"Mon-y und Him??talllsm" U* the title of
a rolttBM about to be Issued by G. P.
1'utnam's Sons, which Is Intended to ex
plode the theories* of the bimet:illi?ts.
K. r. Brsttou ft Co. poMlsh "Through
Armenia on Horseback," by the Rev.
George H. H?.worth.
The Maimiiia.i Company will soo? pub
Ush "The rm!? i ground Railroad from
Blovery to F?tediSn," by wnbur h. Mo>
bort An appendix contains a l!?t of no
table fugitive slave <-,..?, bOSMOB Other
Interesting matter.
A meritorious collection of sea tales '.-?
CutCttfffl Hyr.e's "Captain Kettle. <torb?s."
The tlr?f of th-se stories Is contained in
"The Paradise Coal Boat," announced by
M. P. MansAsM ?v Co.
MISS Cr.-ice King's new l'onk. "D" S"to
aial His Men in th" I/ind of Florida.*1
will be pvil.lHhe.i this month by the Mac
millaa ?'"mi
G. P. Putnam s Sin?, will publish in thehr
Btoriefl of the Nations Series a i.?".k on
Blsnmrak, by J. W. Rsadiarm, of King's
Collage, CamhrMgw, which has heea in
preparatloa for the pas! four yearn Its
title \?,in be, "Blsmarch and ths Now
German Empire How If Arose ?gad What
It Hisp?a?, d."
Some BBBOnncementS of th?? Frederick
A. BtOheS <'ompany's are "Henry Waid
?Beecher," by T. J. BHIaWOod; "Tlie De
stroyer," by Repj.tmin Swift, and "Th?
Town Traveller." by <;. orge QtSSfng?
Tl- OetObSI No. of the Pali-Mall Maga
zin?- contains an BltlClS by William Arch
er, the well-known lit? rat y and Irun.ulc
critic, on Anglo-Americas Uteretare.
what i.? deoerihed ss "an Araericaa
hoy's story of stirring BdveatttfrS "n land
and se,\" is "Tom Beaton's Luck.** by
Herbert E. Hamhlen, author of "?>n
Many BOSS" and "The General Manager's*
Btory." TheMacmlllsn Company are ths
publishers, ?h., a?s?, iasue h Bow edition
of Professor Ooldwln Bmlth'i "Ou - i al
, - the Riddle of Exlstsnoe."
.- '. !' Putnam'? bon? are printing "Ro
ma,, Africa; Archaeological Walks in AI
pi'ts and TubIs," by Oaston Botastcr,
author of "Cicero sod Jlis Priende,"
"Rome and Pompeii," and "The Country
..f Horaire snd Virgil."
1 ?r. Max. Nordau'a new nov.-l, "The
Drones Musi Die." is expected to Bppear
in this country si ss e,,, fy data
is i Charles Icrlhner's sons announce "in
! troductton to 'he oid Tests ment -Par! I.
i anon " hj William Henry Oreen,
. D '? i-' !' . Professor of Oriental and
Testament Literature in Princeton
n Theoiogl ?i Bemlnery; also, n new volume
bv A. 1!. PrOBt, containing main- hum<-r
oufl drawing? almllar to the "Bull ?'?if
and Other Stories," and "Stuff and Non
sense "
li?).id Mead ?*? Co, sunoofrico five vol?.
tim.-s of fiction "Th? Becond Thoughts
of an Idle Pellow " by Ji rome K. f- rom?
"Adventure? <?f the Comte de Is Muette
During the Reign of Terror," by Bern
rd Ce oes j "The t?,;, mon Wil
liam Fanruhar Psyson; "Ths Uncalled."
by Pun Lawrence Dunbar, the a? gr.>
) " ?. and "Th.- Minister of ?Mate," hy v.
.f Bt? wert.
"Shakespsars in Prance," by M. Tusser
aii't, is expected to be published shortly.
A preteatlotw announcement Is thai of
Helnemnnn, of London who propos?e ?o
publish a v.oik in twelve volumes, and r
the general tltli of A PI? ?v of the World
in IMA," which la to i prospective of
the world in tliat year, Professor H. .1
Mach?n 1er, of Oxford, is the editor, and
many .-minent writers will contribute voi
u*t> ??.
Another timely -publication is Mr. A K.
f-'isk. *b "T| Of th.- W'.st rialies,"
In which ths author has endeavored to
des? nt-- the Isl inda from the physical,
I, snd political ?-"in' ol \ w,
H. Rider Haggard, having spparently
tired of writing blood?curdllog rom in ? '.
has taken lO fanning S milch more use
ful, if not so lucrative, employment
as "ii-? p :,i!t baa written s "Farming
Commonplace Book," which will be pub
lished Best j mi.
SCV. Tair'on T> M.cir, ra?-?A? r ' ..r? -?.
Episcopal church, 1" lug necessarily rib
sent as ,? ?!? legate to the gen? ml conn i -
tion. now in aeeelon In Wsshlngton, I?.
C, th'- Rev. charles B. Harrispfl will m -
ply his piece at the raOVnlng servi..- !,,.
day, and the ? - i t >- missionary, Mr. sue ,i,
wi?; deliver n sddii m si the sight
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Cures
Permanently Cures
Scrofula,
which is one of the worst af
flictions of the human race, and
come? from impure blood.
Eczema,
a moat offensive and nncomfort
ahlo affection of the skiu, also
due to impure blood.
Salt Rheum,
a torment to the flesh, a dis?
figureraient to the body, and a
drain on the system, also duo
* to vitiated blood.
Pimples,
which ao disfigure the akin, and
make the hujnan (ace divins
anything tint a thing of beauty,
but which are Nature's adver
tisement of foul blood.
Catarrh,
which very often c-omee from a
chronic affection of the circula
tion, la a coostsut offense to
one's silt snd sll his friends.
Rheumatism,
which sll authorities now attri
bute to vsrious acidities in the
blood, which thi? greet blood
purifier of the sge, Hood'a Ser*
sapsrUls, corrects.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
la sold by all druggist?. Il, six for 15. Pre
pared only hy 0, I. Hood a, Co., Lowell, Mas?.
Hs_-_1 _ Pills ?re the beM after-dinner
I1UOU S flllS puis, aid digestion, 2?.
SHED SKIN 20 TIMES
Little Boy's Terrible Eozems.
Mass Running Sorel From
Head to Foot.
Not an Inch of Body Unaffected.
Skin Came off With
The Bandages.
Screams Were Hcart-Breiking.
Four Doctors and Medical
Institute No Avail.
Improvement After the Second
Application of Cuticura. Now
Completely Cured.
My little ?on, a boy of Ave, Broke ont with so
Itrhing rssh. Three .los-lor? prescribed for bin,,
but h? kept getting worse, until ?*e could not
dress hir?.?iiy mor?. They lie a, 11 y ndrt??-?. in
to try a ?-?-rtain medic?! SaSsaS, but Its treatment
did not do nny go??!. At llio lime I was Indued
to try (TTiciRA Ktxenir?, he was so bad tb?t
I had to cut hi. hair Bg off, .?.nd put the Oil IB*
Baal (ointment) on Mm on t*ssSB|ee, as It wa?
Impossible to tonch him ?vith th. t?.?rc hand.
T/i're wa? not one ?ijinir? inch of 'kin ?n Mt
trhnle bo'ly that ten? not mg%x*t?. Bs BSfl on?
it, ,?. of tests, and the ?tench fr..tn hi.n wss
frlsjlitful. Tho li.ind.iir?. used to ?ticli to hi?
?kin, ?nd tn rem??ing them it bM to tnke the
skin off with them, and IBS BtftaSB? from th?
poor child ?tere atari IreallBg 1 levan to
think th?l he would r.< u-rrl ?veil,hut<rfttr tli?
tSSSBd applientir.n of Cl.'THt'J-.A (oinlmont) /
he fin to tee ?ian ?of imprtttemtttf, and with th?
third and fourth applications the sore? com
mom-cd to dry np. Mi? .Kin pooled off twenty
times, but It BaBtly yielded to the ire.itnient. I
used tho Cence?a BBaaSVaSfl for tat blood,
and now I .-;?n ?av lh:?t he is entirely cured, ?nd
? ?tiongcr und healthier boy you Derer ?aw than
he Is at day,
Ton can BM thi? testimonial In whaterer way
you please. BBsl If any proof out.lde of my word
It needed I will refer to anv of oat neighbor?,
KODKI.T WATT AM,
Deo. 13, 1S07. 472S Cok it., Chicago, III.
Sprsnr Crc? TaraTMisT ma Tasll'SIs? a*? Dia
rio.?is.? Ilr.???.?Wkrm Lath? with I'rt.i us* ?i.e.
r.nti? ?neintlnr? with ..'ITH'?? [ol.ntir.nl'. n.irrM of
?ninlli.nl 0,n r.irrt.and ,?i!J 4o*?< of Or.or?,? Rs
aoi ss?iT,Krc.lr.tof blood pu-iil.r. and hamo, carra.
Mt throiijhout the world. Poirrs Oarn a-idCihu.
Coar-.Prop... Ho.t.,n. Ho.t-? <'ur<- K.b? Iluii?or?,t*n*?.
DKMOt'H ITIC I AMIS?,
Ipaalalataaia laa Pahdla ** p?-n u, ?-;
in "fata Mata,
State Pcrrocrati.* Committee,
Room 82, chamber of Commerce Bid's,
Richm'nd, Vn.
The following appointments for public
Bpoahlng are announced:
HON. .JOHN W. liAMI-ih.
Bu? kincliam ? court). ?>i;o**cr 10th.
HON. TiP'.MAB a MARTIN.
Suffolk ?curt). < ?, t,,i,? r loth.
Brunswteh (court), October 2Hiu
Surry (court), OctOher BJth,
HON. .JOHN [ '. KINKY.
I.niidoun (COUrt), October l')th.
Culpeper (court), ? tetotx r 17th.
Stafford (court), OctotM r 19th.
Pauquler (court), October -ith.
HON. aTDNnTff P. aTaPaat.
Prince Qeorgt i.ourt), October lath.
Prince Bdward (court). Octoher l'th.
Nottearay (COlirt), NovcmberSd.
Hi?-, nesvlllo (court), November 7th.
HON. JAM KM HAT.
\\o,,,!-tock, octob. r lath (court).
Stanar.lsvllK ??ftob'-r 12th (court).
Hairlsonhntg, 04*tober 7th (court),
i.uray, October 24th (curt).
CharlottoBvtlls, Novemtx r 7th (cour*-.
HON. BAMUSL W. Williams.
Dick-ri-on (coin;), October Ifth,
Grayaon, October tlth (cantt),
HON. H. L>. PLooo.
BotetOart tcourt), Octob.-r 10th.
Beth ? ' " ' ' " -tober nth.
Buchanaa (Uotttourt county). October
12th (night).
Jennings's Croeh (Botetourt county?,
. r Uta (afteraooaX
Amhersl (?toart), ??tober 17th.
Augusts (COnrf), October L'4th.
Nottowsy (court), No-vemb
Oreenesvllle (coart), November 7th.
HON. P. .1. I'TKV.
Montvale, Bedford county, October ist h
7..-.'? P. M.
Otter HUI. Bedford county, October
10th, 7-30 P. M.
Sedalla, Bedford county, October 20th
7:-'i P. M.
Halifas iconrt), October Mth,
p. publican Grove, Halifax county oc
tober Mth d P. M.).
Honnl ?'irmel, Halifax county, Octohor
Htn d P. M I.
South l'ost-.n, Halifax county, October
2?',th i** I' M >
Vinflllna, Hsllfa? county, October tttb
(2 p. ht).
Oak LSTSl, Halifax county, October "?th
(2 P. M.).
Clover, Halifax county, October ->i)th
(2 P. M ?
geottaburg, Halifax COnnty, O'toher
29th (S P. M.).
HON. JOHN LAMH.
I.unonburi- (court). Octottatt ?,,tn_
I ?lnWlddic O'out't) October 17th.
Charles City (coart), 0 tober :
HON. WILLIAM P. BAHKSDALH,
Camphi 11 (court). October ISth.
Roanoke (coart) (Sslem), October 17th
Bedford ?court). October Mth.
Montgomery (conrt), October 2r?th.
Charlotte (coart), November 7th.
HON. J m ??l'Ani.ps.
Pfi'-astle tcourt). October Mth.
Warm Springs (court), October nth.
Amhetst (court), October 17th.
Staunton (court), October 2lth.
II? IN. PKM?PvOKK PKTTIT.
i: ktagham (coart) October Mth,
Amhersl (? oort) October 17th.
Neleoo (ce?ttrt), October :tih.
HON. C. M. WALLA.',:, jr.
ChasterSsId (conrt), October aajh.
jsVfuiaoN walla? k. wmq,
Chesterfield (curt i, ? tetobet \tptm,
Ooochlsnd (court), Oetaher 17th,
Hanover (court), October lath.
Now Kent (court). October Mth
Kinic William (court). Octoher 2?th
It. L GORDON, ks<?.
Loudoun (court), October iOth.
HON. THOMAS N WILLIAMS.
Prince OaorgS (courti. Octohar 17th. ?
BON. N n. KAPLv
Madison (curt?. October 27th.
Wevaesboro', November Ith (night).
Albemarle (court). November 7th.
CLK.M P. OBirJasf, asfJQ.
Salem court?, October i~th
prank T. QLaASGOW, K.Sg.
Nelson (court), October 21th.
JCTXUI w. BODOKS mann.
Am<-!ia .'ourt October '"7th
J. TAYLOR BJU.YSON. Chairman.
Joseph Button. Secretary.
^Kini'iiiM: \m, ? i<? \hi:ttks.
I .not.Inn.I.,ii ?f Tsv?, Kills a Soldier
*>u>? 11?-?*i?r.
(N.-w York Herald.)
C. P. V.ind'iM-n. Kii/hth N? w Y*ork Vol
inteer?. was four.,I dead in bed in Free
elder Simon Kelly'? hot. I, .1 We. ia'?k
n Heixhts, N. ,J , last nisht at ? o'clock.
>r. Rimados, who was summoned, nave
B! onliilon that death hH.l been
?used by the excessive us?' of morphine
nd c'uv.rettes. A Ixix of mojphln- pin?
nd a pa<kage of cigarette? were found
n Vandusi-n'? po- ?
Vandnatn, when found, svus fully dress
d. An autopsy will be held \ ,
ras 2! year? c,|,|. He lived with a brother
t Englowofid, N. J.
???or?-?
The-, llieerful Idiot.
(Indianapolis Journal.)
"This earth, I am Informed." ?aid the
inarchlstlo boarder, "1? but a mere cru?t
urroundinK a molten ma??."
"And ?till you maintain," ?hI<{ the cheer
ul Idiot, "that (he upper cru?t I? ?. u??
eaa Institution,''
England ha? about :/> pack? of tnx.
nund?. ?nd ?bout 15.0??? horgrs are kept
pec tally tor fox-hu|tlog.
1,
315 East Broad St.
Merchandise-Buying Heduced to a
Science ty Expert Judgment,
MghosssigMt owned so seeps ? . .
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
Lace Curtains,
that were bought at HAU" \ *i i-F? .
4.? be dlspoeed or in tl
.Vottlnarham !..-,?-, .-,?,,, , .
Point D'Ksprlt ?"i?r?ains fr??m ?
TflBIBTOor Kcal La* . ,
to ? :. m *
THE ?..' ATKST CURTAIN H.\l
Brussels snd Tambour
should )..? M al >' --. per i , !
1. rig by M Inch. ?,
Lames n.;d Set? in new design? B -, ?
per set.
Blankets! Blankets!
BOUGHT i NI ?ER , .-, ,
CONDinONB AT l? ?~ I
I'l'l'
10-4 Cotton Double. B
00c.
10-1 Wool-Mixed BIOBkOtS, ,.
Virgirla Woollen !*!
nner of ch"l- * tl I ee, full]
value.
KM.
114. ...
121-1.,...
Fin?? California hi?! < I ,,
|M iiMiall? . sp?
Comforts ! Comforts !
WK snow AM ENTIRI
Of COM FOB
made of laminated SBtl
lamb's wool, eov. red ?.?.
materials of ?u ! '
prices range ftem $i te I -,
shi.ii.u Pilled Coatfori -. i
A Carpet Department
THAT PROVES ITS Won j
i:\!-:i:v \ i HT
Pattern*? n
UPqUesttolie.l ; pri' . s BV ' ,
promptly and aatisf u
Tapeetry from
Veh
Ingrslns lhal -
Por hails snd i.
usually largs and
Japanoos end Chins M
ful colorings, sad soft, i
Rugs! Rugs! Rugs!
BMYRNAS, WILT. 'NS. W . i
All ths popular I ,
art ??-.li?tes that BO
tractive and untejUS dl
Ingrain Art Squares
in n variety of patterufl ol
grades. Compare ou- |
ALL w<"'!,?
2 I-2\*! yards.
Sx.! yards.
:!x:i 1-J yards.
-.1 .
Stn
11 \i.I-" Wt
2 f-ggt fords . I j
yards.
::\ : l-J ? irdfl .~., ,
1st *. arda.
4*?:, yards. ..
UNION W"' '! I ' ' "l'"\
| 14?1 rsrds.I
ri-?.'; .
Ixl i-- yarda. I
Floor Oil-Cloths, Linoteums,
and Window-Shades.
N< < ?TIIER HOUSE CA! I -
THAN WE ARE OOINO 1
LINKS
Black Dress Goods.
AI.WAV.?? OUR ORE?! t
This s'-.i on surpasses si I
in b? Buty ol fabric and r i i
eye niel sati-'fv th.- wearer ?
All Wool Chi m
Brilliant Bl.i
Imperial ah w
Arlington I ?r
:
-, Bla. u Pla?? I B
y ...
A Silk Bargain.
Beyad
tiens. B
I'ure Silk Taffc?
Bleek Satin Dil
silk, ..
Pure Bilk Bsoi i '
A Few Lowest Price Spe
cials.
AndroscogKln 1-1 Bl?
i i i I ui.'.
l.o? kw.l M 4 Hl. ich? I -
Bi M Shirting Prints, ! "
D I- K' a.iv-M .!
I' .?. i. Read) '
n.st Indigo I'll
r ? t?4.'olor Apron Olngh ims,
nia. k sad Colored Unlni
72-Inch Silver Bl? s< I n
Damask, He.
,,? Ri BUI inl -. new, dark c<
Remnaats of late, Uni leached J l
l l-?c.
Domet Planneis, I ?Vie.
Turkey R. d Damask, lTc
LEADING VALUES
LADIE8*, CHILDREN'S '
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