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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed CT
yesterday:
Robert Anderson and James Morris Doth
colored), charged with fighting in the street.
Fined $3.50 each.
n. Bracket, drunk. Fined g.
J. NJ. Halsey, charged with driving his
team on the street faster than Is allowed by
ordinance. Attachment issued for his ar
rest.
Mike O'Brien, charged with assault and
battery. Continued to Tuesday next.
Committed to jail.
Mollie Walton, charged with assault and
battery. Fined go and surety required IN
the sum Of 5000 for six months.
Robert Lee (colored), charged with being
disorderly on the street. Fined S5.
Alexander Wilson (coloredD, charged with
unlawful trespass. Fined s5 and costs.
Mollie Robinson, Susan Fultz. and Mat
tie Vaughan (al colored). charged with
keeping disorderly house. Committed to
jail for six months in default OF surety.
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We are Really Sorry, but We Cannot


that our ten-dollar-sult sale don't please
some of our fellow-laborers in the noble
occupation Of clothing male humanity.
The public are evidently in sympathy with
them; for they are buying up the suits
rapidly; and as that is the only way TO stop
the sale, II won't be long before the dear
public will have to pay fifteen, eighteen.
and twenty dollars for no better suits than
these ten-dollar suits are. AS customer
said yesterday, ~ want that suit in the
window; for dealer told me you would
not sell one out Of your window; you
could not afford it, He got the suit. In
fact, he bought two: for he knows it is a
good investment. The reason we name so
low q figure on them is that they are too
few of a kind for us to handle; yet there
are more Of them than half Of the clothiers
who advertise enormous stocks ever had at
one time. As you 90 for your mail to-mor-
row, or if you pass by the store, opposite
the post-otlice. take look in our window
and see what ten dollars will buy.
a. SAKs Il Co., 1913 Main street.
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The Telephone Wires and the Fire.
Alarm Telegraph.

At ioint-meeting OF the Council Com
mitteos on Streets and Fire-Alarm and Po-
lice Telegraph held yesterday afternoon a
nroposition was received from the Bell
Telephone Company to keep the fire-alarm
and police telegraph lines In order and re-
nair for the privilege Of using the poles Of
said line for the purposes OF said Telephone
Company.
The action OF the committee should be
d;screetly considered by the Council, for IL
endorsed by that body it will dispose OF a
valuable franchise, and give the Bell tele-
phone company the benefit OF considerl-
ble limit in expenses. Not only so, but it
will throw out OF employment the present
efficient Superintendent OF the Fire-Alarm
and Police Telegraph, a lifelong resident
OF this city.
Further, from the first establishment OF
the fire-alarm and police telegraph 1t has
been the fixed policy OF the city to refuse
10 all applicants any privilege connected
with their poles, even to posting hand
bills upon them. just in proportion as the
wires upon q set Of poles are multiplied,
lust in the same proportion Is their liability
TO get out of order, TO cross wires. and
thus increase The difficulty Of sending in
alarms.
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In the opinion Of many there is grow
ing conviction that the location OF the new
City Hall on the old City Hall lot viii be o
great mistake, and that when II Is in the
power OF the city TO secure the Swan-Tav-
ern lot, on the north side OF Broad between
Eighth and Ninth. That half-square is
larger than the whole OF the old City Hall
square, and the erection OF handsome
building on 1t would give Broad street a
great boom: where's on the old site there
would be no stimulus given in any direc-
tion. Further, when the State builds a
new capitol-as she will be able to do in a
few years-if she puts IL in the Capitol
Square. ii will completely overwhelm and
oyershadow our City Hall. For these rea-
sons, and many more that could be urged,
the hope in the breasts Of many citizens
will continue to the, last that the Swan
Tavern lot will be selected.
1t Is true that the proposition has been
twice voted down, but hope Of reconside-
ration and better fate for il will not expire
till the foundation OF the hall Is land.
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Important to Richmond GrOcers.

The Retail Grocers are requested to as
semble at the Chamber OF Commerce Com
mcrcill-Club bulding) Wednesday eve
ming next, July 11th, at q O'Clock sharp.
The object Of this meeting is for the forma-
ton of a "Retail Grocers' Association" )"
whose mission will be
1st. To elevate the standard Of the groce.
ry business.
I'd. TO suppress and prevent the sale OF
adulterated food products.
Sd. To regulate the question Of short
weights, false tares, &c.
4th. TO prevent wholesale merchants
selling direct TO consumers.
5th. To encourage and maintain social
relations among retail grocers, etc, etc.
Every retail grocer is cordially invited
to attend.
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City Council Affairs and Municipal
NOfCs.

Mr.. Henry G. Cannon, recently elected
a member OF the City School Board, has
declined to serve, and q Joint session OF
the two branches OF the City Council will
be held on Monday evening to elect a
trustee in his stead. The Common COun-
ell will meet at 6 O'Clock, and will pass q
resolution for Il Joint session during the
evening, expecting the Board Of Aldermen
TO concur in il at its regular session, which
will be held the same evening at O'Clock.
Alderman Charles l.. Todd is very gene
1aIy mentioned in connection with the
trusteeship, and will be placed i'm nomina-
ton. This position is most important
one, and requires firmness, intelligence,
and sound discretion, and it is generally
conceded that Mr. Todd fills the bill.
A number of important measures will
come before the regular session OF the
Board OF Aldermen-among them the peti-
ton Of the Brush Electric Light Company
for the privilege OF establishing itself in
the city. The petition is sustained by hun
dreds Of our most prominent businessmen
and citizens, and has already received the
endorsation Of the Common Council.
A recommendation from the Committee
on Streets will also be presented granting
of running their wires on the fre-alarm
poles. The chairman Of the Committee on
Fire Alarm (Mr. William ii. Williams) is
warm advocate Of the measure.
The Committee on Streets have awarded
the following contracts: To w. Nj. Lewis
& Co., hay at SlS per ton; corn, 60 cents
per bushel; brownstuff, $3.50 per ton !;
shipstuG, $3.50 per ton; sheaf oats at 60
cents. Alvey Brothers, northern hay,
SIG. 40 per ton; oats, AZ cents per bushel;
salt, SLIGO per sack; straw, cut, so cents
per hundred.
Mr.. w. Miles Turpin has entered upon
the discharge Of his duties as Auditor Of
the city.
Mr.. Charles Z. Rady and Colonel John
b. Cary will appear before the Judge Of the
Hastings Court on Monday morning and
qualify as school trustees.
The Finance Committee will meet Mon
day evening at o'clock at the City Hall.
Alderman Edward Cohen is at the ALE
ghany Springs.
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To AIlLeaying the City.

A great many persons will leave Rich
mond the coming week for the various
summer resorts. They will all, OF course.
require additions to their wardrobes, and
to this end we recommend visit to the
Clothing Palace, 1901 Main street, where
they are having their first semi-annual re-
duction-sale Of fine clothing. Bargains are
offered in all departments, and in chill
dren's suits, from four to eleven years,
they are having a big drive. Parents
should not forget to call and fit their boys
out.
Every garment is marked in plain figures,
with the old prices in black figures and the
reduced prices in red figures.
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opxx WAn prcIAREp.


According to latest reports, July the 10Th ls the
day axed for the debate in France on the Chinese
question.
KAUFxANN q co. are just one day ahead. Al
though we hold no debate on the question Of war
between France and China, yet shall declare open
war on Hats, Ostrich Plumes and Tips, Flowers,
silks, velvets, satins, Ribbons. Crepes and Miii-
merry Goods generally, on MONDAY, .'uly 9th, 10
last six DAYS only when shall fight the battle In
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Gun No. l will explode CoIored Rough and Ready
Hats at 19c. that sold fast for soc.
Gun No. will shoot of our Colorcd zoe. Loop
Braids for only 25c.
Gun No. 8 Is filled with 19c. White and Mixed
Straw shade Hats thai never sold less than S5c.
Gun No. win FIRE of very best quality Leghorn
Nankin for only csc. worth s1.50.
Gun No. o has CSC. Leghorn Flats and 15e. Chill
dren's Brown shade and Round Hats. Ask for
them.
Gun No. 9 contains every variety OF French and
American Chips, Leghoms. satin, English and
American straws, that win meet with general
satisfaction.
Gun No. will do duty to our White. Black,
Cream, and Pink Ostrich Tips at 81 2J
bunch Of three, really worth sl.75. Ask for
Gun No. 8 will bring down our White, Cream,
Black. and Colored Ostrich PLANES cheaper
than ever.
Gun No. will Are away Fine Daisies at csc. a
dozen and Fine Daisy Wreaths at zoe. each
bargain at 35c. Ask for them.
Gun No. 10 Is loaded with Ladies' Unaergarnents
and Children's Dresses and Infants Caps
Bridal and other outfits made to order.
Gun No. l l challenges all competitors IN Hamburg,
Swiss, and Nsinsook Embroidcries. Laces-
Hosiery, Gloves. Corsets. Rufilng, Crepe Lisses,
Collars, Handkerchiefs.
Gun No. l2 completes the armes with Buttons,
Combs Jewelry Fans. and iull assortment OF
articles belonging to Fancy Goods. Feathers
Dyed, Cleaned aud Curlcd equal to new.
KAUFMAN < Co,
Alb east Broad street.
between Fourth and Fifth,
Richmond
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FANCY GOODS.
NNI-N-~"--
g II Z V Z n S
OPENS THIS WEEK

rs fine PORCELAIN AND FIGURED STAND
LAMPS, trimmed complete, at 81;
New designs In LIBRARY and PENDANT
LAMPS at very low prices:
8 shapes OF FRENCH-PLATE TOILET MIR
RoRS at 81;
8 eases LUBIN'S SOAP, selling cakes for oc'
A lot of g. and 6-foot sTEP-LADDERs at III and
1925;
AnotherIot of that HANDsOME-BOX PAPER at
25c.;
Large invoice OF "CRANE's" CREAM PAPER,
selling at l5c. per quire and l6c. package
All sizes Of wATER-CO0LERS, both Richmond
and northern make, at bottom prices;
A beautiful assortment OF CHINA CHAMBER
SETS, all colors, band and moss rose, from
<3up.
want to close the balance Of my stock OF chill
DRRN's CARRIAGES, among which are severa
very ne ones that win be sold at the price Of me-
d,um grades at STEVENS,
mI2 sos Broad street
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Bon Air Hotel.

We again call the attention of families
desiring to leave the city for the summer
months or during the heated term to this
delightful suburban resort. Under IT. new
management gentlemen with their iami-
lies can have every home comfort. The
air is very cool and fine, and equal to most
Of our mountain resorts, and gentlemen Of
business will find it to their advantage, as
it is so easy OF access. The lessees have
made great improvements on the grounds,
including all the amusements for adults
and children. Bon AR, with its advan-
tages, demands the patronage OF the citi-
Zens OF Richmond and vicinity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

WAGNEE's "IiIGHLY-SCENTED TOILET AND
INFANT POWDERS" are pure and elegant. They
are cooling. beng and refreshing 10 the skin. and
improve the complexion. They prevent and heal
chaed, sored. and ritated skin, and Drickly heat,
and may be used on tbs most delicate skin with
agreeable and pleasing effects. Prepared by L..
WAGNER, druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

THE GREAT DRUG HOUSE OF CHICAGO.
We do not hesitate TO say that for year past we
have sold more OF swlfls Specific (s s. 50 than ali
other blosc-purihers combined, aud with most as
tonishing results. One gentleman, who used half
dozen bottles says that II has done him more good
than treatment which cost him $1,000. Another,
who has used II for scrofuioGs affection, reports
n permanent cure from It's use.
VAN sHAAcK, STEVENSON & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

AUCTION SAIEs MONDAY.

THOMAS BOWLING, Washington. ID. c., 10 A.
NJ, street-sweepiDg machine, &C.
JOHN VI. GODDIN. G p. NJ. residence az corner
Of jackson and Fifth streets.
T.. u. COOK, 10 A. NJ, china, crockery, &c.
+. HOLZINGER, High Constable, l01 A. NJ, fur
uiture, counter. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

A AFRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure, and
you can have it by using MEADE & BAKERS deli
cious CARBoLIC MoUTU-WAsH. Itdestroys the of.
fensiye odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, and speedily restores them 10 healthy con.
dition. Price, fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08
ADemocratic Nas,.Mec.ing

Of the voters OF Henrico county will be
held at the courthouse OF said county on
Monday next (court-day) at half-past Il
O'Clock p. NJ. for the purpose Of elccting
delegates TO the State Convention to be
held in Lynchburg on July 18th.
+. &. MINOR.
Chairman OF County Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08
EIF T Y YE A X S.

I have known and watched the use Of swift's
Specific for over ffty years and have never known
or heard Of failure 10 cure Bloed-Poison when
properly taken. l used II on my servants from
1850 10 1865, as did also number OF my neigh
bors, and In every case that came within my know
ledge II effected cure. In ALI my life have never
known remedy that would 50 fully accomplish
what Il Is recommended 10 do.
ii. l.. DENSARD, Perry, Ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

HORsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE AS RE-
FRIGERANT DRINK IN FEvERs.-Dr. e. II. s.
Davis, Meriden, Conn.,. says: II have used
1t as pleasant and eooIins drinkin fevers,
and have been very much pleased with it,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

The most delicate persons enjoy taking EMoRY'S
LITTLE CATHARTIC PILLS. They restore color,
give a Wholesome appetite, put new life In a
broken-down body. Their action Is very mild.
Druggists sell them-l5 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTi-
FRIcE, which will speedily remove incipent tartar
and scurG Price, fifty cents a box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

DON'T GO TO THE MOUNTAINS or the Scashore
before you supply yourselves with all kinds Of
toilette requisites. OWENS Il MINOR keep full
line Of air-pillows and cushions. sBonges Turkish
towels and gloves, soaps, and perfunery in great
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zpUs! xeuS,

Zeus Is the name Of delicious green tea
sold at 81 pound only by Joseph NJ. Blair,
grocer, S03 Main street pace Block.
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NJ E,arn Isnprovinr,

A dispatch from Port Republic last night
reporfs fhat Mr.. Eam was dong well, and
was able to be up and walk about bis room.
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.

NJ Write for the Little Book, which win be
matted free. jy3.lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08
NJ SH L II X Y.

just landing a large lot Of SHERRIES, direct
from Spain, from the well-known house of Widow
de Harmony & Co. This importation comprises
some Of The finest wines grown In Spain. For sale
at moderate prices by OSCAR CRANZ,
jc 2S-2w IA Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08
WCII-I&uOwu Facts.

w. ID. Blair II Co.. 1909 east Main street,
sell the most reliable goods in their line
viz, pure Liquors, Cigars, and fine Grocc-
tal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08
me- BABY-CARRIAGES.

Ns@ BIG BARGAINS IN SILKS and
other DRt IS GOODS: o-.
BIG BARGAINS in all kinds of goods for BOYS
and MEMS WEAR; ,
RIES:
BIG BARGAINS In FANS: -
BIG BARGAINS in STAPLE and FANCY
GOODS. at LEVY, DAVIS & DRAkE'S,
jy7 Agents for the great Bamboo 81 Corseis.
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2allmond 1ispatth.
ss-TiiE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CRCU-
LATIoN OFALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
Late Weather Report.
tsnocl,, ,o,o,rau IN tho Disnatch

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.J
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 81 A. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, light rains
and cooler, partly cloudy weather, winds
shifting to north and west, and rising ba-
rometer.
For the South Atlantic States, light rains,
partly cloudy weather, north to west
winds, stationary or a slight fall in tenn
perature. and rising barometer in northern
portions during the night.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
hot.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ, 80; ;
o A. d., 81; noon. %; 8 p. NJ, OF; @ p.
NJ, 92; midnight, S5.
Mean temperature, S95.
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COMRADES OF r. f.. LEE CAMP No.
" |. CONFEDERATE VETERANS, who pur-
pose accepting the invitation OF Aaron Wiks Post,
q. A. r., TO join them In CAMP AT TRENTON.
N. j.. on the 2STH Of july, 1852. viii please
report t0 The nndenigned before or NOT LATER
than al next meeting OF the Camp, nj Blues Ar
mory, FRIDAY EVENING, July Is, SO that ar
rangcments may be made for transportation.
X. II. FOX,
4. l.. CROUCH,
j. A. MARKS,
\. r. MINOR,
ARTHUR A. SPITZER.
jy Gilt Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

EOR SALE, ONE FINE LIGHT
II BREWSTER POLE; also, one SET OF D0U-
BILE HARM EsS-all Ia gooa order. Apply 70
WILLIAM r. LEE, No. l0S Virginia street.
iy e-lts
E,0R SALE, S0,C0D OLD BRICKS AT
l. The City 6as-works. Apply TO -
Site VS.. GUEST.
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n5y~ UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
No such an assortment can be found elsewhere.
Big reductions in prices have been made at
LEVY. DAVIS & DRANE'S.
The great BAMBOO CORSET only 81. jy7
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NE BIG REDUCTIONS in the prices
of DRESS GOODS-too many on hand; the stock
must be reduced. large lot of REMNANTS OF
DRESS GOODS 10 be closed out very cheap:
LEVY, DAVIS n DRAKE,
Sole Agents for The great Bamboo 81 Corset
jy7
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-10-18
RIO be Continued
7'be Worlds Prattiest Woman

Keswick, in Cumberland, can boast
of one charming possession in the shape
of the prettiest woman in England. She
is barmaid ut the Nelson wine vaults
of that town. Her name is Edith Twen-
ty-man, and she is reported to be as good
and modest as she is beautiful. She
has the gorgeous milk-and-rose com
plexion that is rarely seen outside OF
England, united with splendid eyes,
full dark and lustrous rs those OF q
gazelle, nearly teeth, regular features,
with rich dark hair, growing low on the
brow, and figure whose fine outlines
were not to be concealed by the cut OF
her country made-gown. She is simply
dazzling, and how such n pearl OF
beatty has been left hidden in this quiet
little town is marvel. She is well
educated. paints in water-colors, and is
perfectly tree from all vanity and self
consciousness. Had she been born .
French woman she would ere this have
u. zzled the public in some mute role in
one of the great spectacular plays OF
the day. AS it is, she will probably fol-
low the example of her elder sister,
who was rs beautiful as she is. and
VINO married good, honest fellow in
her own station of life, and is now Z
comfortable matron with houseful o.
children.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-10-18
Speoulating IN Figures.

al have something here which should
be in every Southern home" he said,
edging into the business Office, and bow
ing obsequiously.
"Scat! you book agent" exclaimed
the man addressed and at the same time
reaching for paper weight.
"Sir!'' said the intruder, drawing
himself proudly up with an air of Of
Tended dignity, IL am no book agent. "
"Well, map peddlcr, then. | don't
want map"
MAPS! la, hal That's good. l
don't know a map of North America
from the design of n pattern DRESS"
and the man cautiously moved up near
er the desk.
"What are you then? What are you
selling, anyway"
"Sir. l am distributing that which, as
the fall approaches and the winter
months draw nearer, should be in the
home of every man in the South. am
selling sleigh BELLS"
"Sleigh bellsl Well, I'll be sand
blasted!" said the business man. "What
do you mean by trying to sell sleigh
bells in this section OF the country
Don't you know it never SHOWS herep"
II know that's the record of the
past" replied the sleigh bell man grave
1y," but is it possible that you have
never heard of Virgins, the weather
prophet"
Eyes, know all about Virgins. Has
he been prophesying snow for this eli
matep He's fraud of the first water.
Everything goes contrary to what he
says"
at does, does it?" inquired the man
Frightening up.
Certainly"
Eyes; well that's just what dropped
in here TO see about. This Virgins has
just issued his new almanac, and in IL
he predicts winter of unusual severity
in the North, and one of extreme mild
ness in the South, torrid, in fact, and
knowing his reputation for miscalcula-
ton, it behooves every Southern man to
possess himself of ut least one string of
my elegant nickle-plated sleigh bells,
that he may hear them jingling on his
native heath for once in his life, at least.
Will you have one or two stringsp"
"N-no," said the business man, 81
guess won't take any,"
.Only ten dollars Set"
''No, l don't believe"
Better take them now. 1t will be
your last chance, because I'm going to
start North next week.
"What are you going North forP"
Il am going North to catch the fall
trade for large shipment of palm leaf
fans, sun umbrellas and water coolers.
They will sell like smoke, sir, and /
must make hay while the sun shines.
Can't persuade you to buy some sleigh
bells? Well, good day, sir. "-Ieras
Siftings.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-10-18
A Man who Never Drinks Water.

A gentleman of this town having re-
Gently made q trip through Webster
county. Kentucky, tells us of man he
met who has never taken n drink of wa
ter. though now So years of age. His
name is Thomas Lawton, and he is o
kinsman of w. c. Carnahan, of this
place, and Mr.. Carnahan vouches for
the truth of the statement that he never
drank water. Mr.. Lawton says that he
has no desire whatever for the purcst
beverage known to creation, neither
has he any inclination to partake of it
in any of the adulterated forms. He
has had raging fevers anC shaking
chills but nothing in his constitution
calls for u drink. He drinks milk for
its nourishing virtues and coffee rs n
preventive for painters collie, for he is
n painter by trade. He once. drank
some mineral water, taking it rs a tonic,
but the fluid was so repugnant To his
taste that he did not remain long at the
springs. Crittenden (Ky.) Press.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-10-18
A New Flavor.

A gentleman who has an Office in
New street was up the river on BUSH
ness a few days ago, and waiting ut the
depot for his train stepped across the
street and sat down to u dish of ice
cream. Three tastes and nibble salts
fed him. and rs he paid for the stuff he
said to tho old lady behind the coun-
ter:
"Madam, you can improve that ice
cream 80 per cent. at n slight cost"
"Why, howP"
add a quart of soft soap to each i'm
perial gallon of cream, and stir in q
little vinegar as you serve II"
MY stars! but you don't say so! I'll
try that recipe in the very next batch
make"
And she probably did.-Wau Street
Ncws.