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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-18


BALTIMORE, February 1S-Cotton stcsGr
mid9ling 10. Flour strong aud prices higler
Howard street and Western super 81 5oiS' 80,
do extra So 50I4 80 do family 81 G0a5 - cry
Mills-Rio brands extra So 25i5 30, winter
wheat patent SO 3ja5 30; spring wheat patent
So Goa 10; do straight So 1916 80; do cxin
81 65a5 %. Wheat-Southern active and finn
Fultz 101al /; longberry 107al12; No , S,uta-
ern 1O6 Western quiet and steady: No = wint"r
red spot 30 lbs95a, March 95;lia96 April g 10
bid May 99@. 80 Corn-Southern firm white
Halt; yellow 40s43; Western stead, mix d
spot 39bia397s; March 4Olsl4O&, April lo7-i
al g. May 417sa42ls; steamer 80 bid. olts
firm Southern and Penna 504S; Western wh te
3 80, ~ do mixed 29a3l graded No vhir
33iaa34 Rye quiet bCs ste,.dy at 57sj7 Hay
quiet; prime to choice ti,pothy Sl6alG so Pro
vlsio quiet ard stea1y. Butter top grade
wanted median an" inferior st,aly W.,tern
packed loa2o; best ioll 13.1S creamery D. %.
fgs5 easy at 13al%1a. Coffee firm; Rio cargoe'
far Il 1ha17A4 Sugar fairly active; soft g..
Whisky very urn at $II1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-18

Receipts OF Flour have faIIcn oll, aid the mr
kets arc strong at current prices. WheNt con
tinucs very scarce, and the best grades la2l
higher, but damaged and common samples are
without change an do not seem TO b. wanted by
either mllers or buyers at any advance We re-
port sales as to condtionof offerings. all tae Wa
up from IS to JOY. Corn Al TO Is Rye - to
%. Oats 81 to 81. Butter Potatoes, Eggs and
other produce are quiet bat firm Al quotations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
ORGANIZATION.

As we have frequently intimated there
never was State canvass that has attract
ed more attention than has the present one
In Virginia. Take the run OF our exchanges
from the New England States to Texas and
from New York 10 California aud nearly
every paper has some allus.on 10 the Nir-
GINA fight. The consensus of opinion is
that the old Commonwealth has become u
pivotal State rs regards determining the
fate OF the South and the result of the next
presidential election. Republican as well
n Democratic papers are agreed touching
this. The responsibility, therefore, that
rests upon the Virginia Democracy Is some
thing terrible. II may be crystallized in
these questions; VIII Virginia hold the
outer line Of defence of the South
against another inroad of the ma
Iignant political Sythians who would
suck the likelihood out of the corpse
they would make OF southern civil
xation? VIII she administer IL rebuke to
the MALONE, Quay. Hlocks-ot-tiye Dudley
Administration combination that 10y its in
fuence will be bar to the proposed le-
gisla,ion that would put the South under
negro domination? VIII she encourage
the friends OF constitutional government,
North and South 70 make fight for the
preservation OF the republic Of the fathers!
IN word, will she be worthy Of the trust
reposed in her by the patriotism of the
land? The answer must be given at the
polls on the 5th OF November. and the GER
tainty of that answers being inthc aifirma-
tive is involved in proper organization Of
The party in every county, city, town, and
hamlet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

A SPECIMEN MALONE EN1ssARY.-The
Woodstock Yirgi5dqn and Ne1cs tells of a
battle between a giant and pigmy- Ion
H. 9. ALLEN for the Democrats. represent
ing the giant, and Mr.. JosiPH BARRIERR. Of
Berks county, Pa, the Republican pigmy.
BY the confessions of Republicans them
selves the Hon. II. G. ALLEN literally clean
ed out Mr. BAERIERE. The Virgin.an AMI
ASaos adds.
Mr.. Barriere dwelt very boastinqly
upon the great wealth Of Bcrks county.
where the farmer was 50 prosperous, but
bad to admit 70 a question prOpounded by
Judge Allen that berks county was over
wheliningly Democratic.
Mr.. Barriere further admitted, as
charged by Judge Allen, that MIR. Harrison
had refused HIM an Office because he came
from a Democratic stronghold and he was
down hsre IN Virginia working for Malone
on the promise OF getting an Office and
|haying his appointment credited TO Viz
yginia."
SO MALONE trades Of tho Offices belong
fngto his henchmen in Virginia 10 his north
ern missionaries So many speakers. so
many Offices traded OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

History Of Uiah. BY HUBERT HOWE BAN
cRoFr. iH0-lSs7. San Fraucisco The
History Company. 1890.
Mr.. BANCROFT is the wen-knowu historian
OF California, who has furnished so much
historical matter TO his State that she is as
rich IN respect OF knowledge of her past
as the oldest State in the Union. In his
great works Mr. BANCROFT utilizes the
la9ors OF accomplished assistants. Other
wise the book before US would be the
work OF many years. The authorities
cited are 50 numerous that it is simply i'm
possible that man who has been engaged
all his life as Mr.. BANCROFT has been could
have read or even carefully examined
them. This history Of Utah will prove
mine for future writers. 1t can safely be
commended 10 pubic favor.
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
An Explanation that Needs Explana-
ton.

ton.
Judge WApDuI's card in the Dispatch Of
yesterday seems 10 IA TO be- o. much IN
need of explanation as was the remark
which our reporters attributed 10 him. II
would not require the services Of a skilled
casuist % show to the world that the Judge
was in somo manner hampcred by his en-
vironmenf. and failed even in his card 20
meet tho rcol point Of the charge which,
not N words but by implication. was made
against HIM by simply stating what he had
said 10 the nccyoos. Let rs note the differ
enco between what he SAID and what We
reported him 10 have SAID. Oar report
reads as follows:
The Judge TOOK mp most Of his time in
q discuss ion Of what he called th" Outrage
the Democrats have pcrpeiratcd upon
jackson Ward los keeping the co,Orcd
people from voting Tho suaIag1ns, he
said. v.ll NOT be- lutimidatod and cheated
ont ot tlou votes anv longer. Tor they
shall have an opportunity 20 cast thor hhi-
lots. and those VINO Try Oh Keep them nom
voting wall be- mvcn e chance 90 go 10 the
ycnitentary. ~ tlc Democratic mana
gers persist IN fh.s method off carrying an
election, the judge reiterated that thore
NAV be- bl0od~hci.'
Now, what was there IN these words so
obi,rtouallctllfI JUDGE WApnur deemed
IL ms duty to himself and TO lis white
part, a.so,iat.. 10 ,.p'.inawa. Hedocs
not deny the truth of any par. If our Zee
mort If tina, r-rorl and l.. card dee caro-
fruv reaJ ,o,at1.r lie merely SAYS that
tbcr.p.rt 7,i.bt leave. f,l.o irpres,;9u--
,ni,bt leal n'.pl, t, bali.v. thet he had
advised "a resor. f9 irs,d-icd as "a remedy
for the "wrour. " Df winch l.comp'aiuol.
But does u.. Jude WADuuI' s. onu clfd
leave th, same imuro-,i0u> CHNLHs
LAME caused 70 pool i,.l-.ate lo Leducked
nj the pump hr telling the boys who had
him in charge NOT To uut him md ~ the
quinn. W.. tlaro no danger that Judge
WAnpnI's "bov~" would follow th. .rira-
pie of LAafs's? jude WuDrl's rzp,uu--
lion IN hi. cart reads l. f llow-.
What Issid. after referring fo tha cleo
tions IN Jackson NArd ald couIemu.nctne
.'','...'- lii,I. ' i'.," = a.. H.
Nernblicar. AZ Jackson Ward sboull have
C9neint Cha, Ward and aaoutcd emo Same
plan tor tHo suppression oi t1e vote Of
4hul "nit '."' nag .'. pjisI' ny ui'
81 .,,5 49,. r.,,l i.,., =. ll,r..l I....-
ago"
According 20 his own card. therefore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

Another Bolter -Mahone's Trcachery.
ID. SEyrFEY LEWIS. Esq. Of Harrison
burg, who attended the State Convention
that nominated MALONE for Governor. and
who after returning home declared II to
10 he his intention to support MALONE, and
who for several weeks did support him,
comes out this week in a double-leaded
editorial headed. "We Can No Longer
Support Mahone." and after quoting from
Governor CAwTRoN's late card, says:
This evidence Of treachery and dis
honesty Is with rs the straw That broke
the camels back In other words while
we have stood many thing we cannot and
will not support for the highest O!iice IN
this old Commonwealth one who has proved
90 Ice such a dishonest and rcachcrous
man.
The Spirit takes down from its masthead
the Republican ticket for State Offices, but
Keeps there tho names Of the nominees for
the Legislature.
We again call The attention Of the north
crn papers. Democratic and Republican. to
what Governor CAMERON says Of MALONE:
ION July Is. 1ssi appeared in tho Rich
mond Wig an article signed IN,
and dated at Rockbridec Alum Springs,
Va. which alleged ia substance that /,
William T.. Cameron. Governor, was about
TO call au extra session OF the General As
ecmhiy theu Democratic 10y two thirds ma
iorityj under the threat OF impeachment
and military coercion il did not Weld to-
that demand. That statement was rs false
then rs il is now. II was so
lanonymouslyl published in General VA
homes own paper. the Richmond Wig.
That u.s. hc not only attacked me out
ragcoa-iy and anonymously in his own pa
per. but he misdated the letter IN order 10
make nay suspicion Of tho authorship tau
on some or. else. And have, admission
undcr his own signature. that he was the
author Of that letter"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

We were surprised 20 learn, as we did a
few weeks ago from The Nation that some
respectable authority had been found for
pronouncing the in the word gerry
mander" as e. soft that is, ierryman-
der. We are glad to see that JOHN BEcH-
TIL in his new book, noticed by Us yester-
day, takes pains TO caution his readers 70
pronounce the word gcrrymander,' not
jerrymander" The < is Ike the &
in Gary or get. the erroneous = soft IS
often heard in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
DRESS GOODS.

This stock IS ~ liz boat now. Wa hayo some
very choice pluins from which to select.
Double-wiIth all-sool Ladies Cloth ~ 2j'.;
New shades 10 ioubie-widh Trcots at &c. Just
opened:
siciliaus in pretty now colorines alto. At yard ;
Cable Twil- Gt .r. yard
Fine Henriettas, all tle ncwes; shades, at 2;c. q
yard;
4o-inch Atwood Cashmere, extra fine md
heavy, at ~. y yard;
side Bands, ~ inches wide, pretty shaies, q.
4Sc. q yard;
Flannel effects, with site ba.is. 7-ry service
able, 40 inches vide, a. fjc. yard;
Stripes and faucies, stylish and handsome ar
A., 80, and &c., and q yafd;
Pushes Velvets Brs'Is. aud sAksfor trimmings
at our popular l3T p-.-os'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

Az Ono TARrr STORY LocANzED.-Ihc
Hon. JouN r. HARRIS may have the follow
ing tarif-story:
His name is Ichibad Swackhammcr-a
rather peculiar name, but he has peculiar
f0udncss for Malone. and places most I'M
pl:cit confidence IN everything he says, e.
pocially his remarkable talk IN regard TO
the excellent results of protective tarih by
which be- convinced the Old man Swac k
hammer That the tariff had developed the
old-sa.hi0ucl ploW-hOr'e into n PA trot-
fer. Now the story Is told Of SWackhlm-
rncr that he bought 400 long haired mules
that had been worked down tO skin and
bone and put them on his farm. Ills wife
came out and said:
"Ici!bad. what Is the matter with You
Have Won gone crazyY Why o. earth have
YOU bought fifteen or twenty acres oi crow
bait~Y"
Hc saws. Jane Nariah, Won cont know
ANYTHING at an about them. You don {
read Mahoucs speeches and don't believe
II thank the Lord l don't" said Mr..
Swackhamwer.
Hc ,ovs: II intend 10 shear the muses.
next spring, and ! intend 10 make for
tune. A.u know lhat came. Thar slaWls
sell an TIDE way from SO 90 $500. Now.
SAID poo. II intend to shear the mules for
camor- hair
"But." she says. "that is impossible,
Ichihl. Such ia thing ,aunot be done
THAT'S because you don't know thing
about the '2rN. and ! am IRE General
N4lone VIII gv- % done. II they will only
put -l7 pound taTG ON cancls-halr
cam raise ju,l u5 fine camel --hair on them
mul.-as they can raise IN the Arabian
desert
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

BIsNAEcE is reported as having said tot
Gar that in his view an understanding be-
tween Russia and England with reference
70 Asia was desirable and could easily be
obtained. Certainly it would appear that
the old Chancellor is an optimist on the
peace question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

The Boston Herald in discussing Virginia
politics says il takes no stock in the stories
OF "MxHoSE's apprehended success" and
adds: "Those 10 the effect that he Is driy-
ing out Republicans from the party in the
expectation OF monopoilzing the patronage
IN Virginia after they are gone are more
nrobable." The Herald seems 10 'anure-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
CHlLDRENS' CL0AKS'

Only ten LEFT and NJ
special prices-re-
duced 70 close hcm
mi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

"The Seryian regents seem TO have more
trouble in governing NATALIE than ali the
rest of the kingdom" The fact of the
business seems to be that the Servian re-
gents do not have any trouble at all in
governing NATALIE. She won't be governed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

bend" the true inwardness Of MAHoNE's
game. Nevertheless tho fight must be
made on the principle that he has every
chance Of success. MALONE Is man who
carries Cor his bow every string possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

~ TLENAN and wife ~ two siagio g,r,..
men OH PLEASANT FR0s 4 ROOM. fulfi,l..,
or uniar1.sae3, gi.h OF without Doari Aff,
a. 81 n0fi1 Ninth street oca-i't
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
LADIES'
PLUSH WRAPS

Having made o study Of tho Cloak business
with q view ot securing the best material tho
most pericct-huine, AMI the most deswan.e
styles Of garments, AMI having hal our eoure
etock Of Wraps maio 20 our especiaI orie-' we
claim that no house In inc city can sarpGss oH-
variety in materia', workmanship, beauty az
low prices. Surprises await YOU, ana IL bent on
buying Cloak come 10 u3-hc1fqnar'.s-1i
once and save money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

Yesterday was autumn Arbor day in Penn
sylvaua. When viii Virginia have an AIbor
day? This is a matter that theme Legs
laturc should think about seriously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

Reading notices ia roaiing-mat'er type, Ave
bnosor less. 81 in nonparoil loaded. sc.
Care Of ratios for more space furnished on ap.
plicaiion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

AZ g.. DE f4st.Is
Il2, g, $50,
y q, $50, g,
IaLl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

"An army officer stationed near New
York died suddenly the other day after
Waiting with his wife" Is there anything
surprising IN that?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

The Chicago Mail asks: WHO IS going
TO pay New York's Finance Committc for
its Herculean efforts toward securing the
fair?n Other cities. Of course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

Tic New York Nation, referring to the
efforts Of Vermont and New Hampshire 10
recolouize these States. says;
"L,tu. hear no more about New Eng
land irving 10 tempt Norwegians and
Swcdss across the ocean when there are
any quantity Of negroes within twenty
tour hours railroad ride ready and anxious
Co come
Ready and anzfous.' Well, yes; pos
sibly in the sun mor as eXcuIsionists.
Bat unless % marvellous change has been
wrought in the negro whom winter came
the cold climate Of Vermont and New
Hamps hire. and the colder feeling Of the
people towards SNBo. would drive HIM
back South If ne had 90 walk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
STILL BOOMING.
Ch lohEr DEPARTMENT.

Our sales are Increasing In eyery department
but IN Carpets snI cloaSs there IS positive
boom.
The reason "a very pisln--large assortments-
best styles and best goods mado-iowss, prices.
A visit, 10 there departments will convince you
'ts 70 your aiorestto buy a us.
Some delayed purchases made very early In
the summer have Just reached u.s. This enables
us 10 show line Of CHlLDREN's and LADIES'
UNDERWEAR just tho woiyh. for tho season O,
prices far undor prescn; yGlaos.
Our advantage becomes yours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
Ntr,r ici y0ur chcness like surbeams pass you by
FOR you'U nerU miss the ratsr fithe veH runs dry.
Ding DfRgN

uho the ssoong
az OF
nrinlt "a
m ends u Iat
MONDAY MOliNINt, extraordinarily 10" figures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

The note Of warning sounded in another
column by J. c. p. should be needed by
every Democrat. Beware Of over-conf-
douce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

WrANTED.-A LADY OF SIX
w years successful experience tn teachin:
desires SITUATION IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
OK SCHOOL Teaches tho usual English
branches Would accept position rs con-
panlon 70 elderly lady or a. goyerness TO small
children. SALARY not special object Refer
onces exchanged. Address Miss A. ID. C., care
&C Isl, su& VISA uly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

Il III ll'NIIIN u y ~ Tt y
II MN Two immense uop .gecsitie- 80
lady made 81 before finaor. Alotfsr 80 nrri
hour. Address LlITLE e CO.. Box 80. Nh.-Aso,
III o. - tuN Nu-t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

unlike other ships, courtship does not
reckon its PROCESS by nots." No, It IS
usually retarded by nots.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
BRIEF COMMENT.

Democrats, organize, work and count
noses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
TINGS

I o. o. F.-RICHMOND ..e..
II LODGf. No. I. T. q. O. r.. will 49, ,
meet NJ tho scyonth-~fIoet Christian i2se1y -
church THIS lsurdaD AFTERNOON
at .a.iJ 20 attend The commcmC rAtve services
OF tho founder n Oid-Felovslip On thls couu-
Try No regalia.
by order OF tho Noble Grand
l. A. TUCKER.
30 2l-if Secre.Grv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
WCnN0SD, Va, october i., l>.H.
~ TI-ESnAN OEIApER 81 .ILLE

ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER STE. THE
- CIIlLtN>' BUILDING ASSOcIATl DDS, N0.
o, WAS DISSOLVED amid goueg4 satisfaction f1
all its sl agcloljers, and 70 was resolved o. orr
canizo y new ouo aui call ~ tho CilfLfN~
BUILDING ASSOCIATION, ~. e. Inis "a f1
give notice thntany one wiehiug to Join the now
organization can 90 go hy attending fhe 0rgani-
eaton mes0ug NEXT TUESDAY, O,iOler ~.
a. ~ T.. w.. az Thon's Hail seventeenth ana
Main street4 nud any ono desiring informant
Pa regard % the constitution aad ty-.aTs of tie
new association ca receive roc -afu- by calling
on c. G. 1HON, Seventeenth aui Main street. 90
ON ono ~ 'ls following cimmiftcs: \. e..
Becker lcnaimsuI, Charles 8. Schmidt. saer,.-
lary@ G. G. Inon, John j. Cree a,d jamie T..
benny Cd. .--t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
MINERAL WATERS.
4 G A r d.

~ -
Since tho Introduction Of the
THOMPSONrs BROMISE ARSENIC WATER
IN this market, 10 July, ls37. the sale Of Il has
been large, and When used Ia the diseases Tor
which Il Is recommended, the efect has been
satisfactory 10 nearly all cases, aud IN many iu-
stances tho most WONDERFUL RESULTS have
followed It's use. II We were 10 publish ono
twentieth OF the letters va receive from grateful
persons who have bson benefited b. it Wo
could not ind room In our catalogue. We learn
through the NEWSPAPERS that numerous
other Bromlne Arsenic Springs have been un.
earthed, and they delight IN making compari-
sons win the Thompson Spring. We ihsnk
them for their help ia thus making the Okl0I-
NAL and DESEkF WATER
still better known, aud trust they Will continue
10 advertise W. WRITE FOR PAMPnLE1.
rHE POLK MILLER DRUG COMPANY,
&C lSeodtNou General Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

] WISH TO EMPLOY 4 FEW Ia.

i DlLs 81 refren1;t. on -slary. 90 fako charge
Of my business Ht their homes. entirely an0 b.
frrtionai.s. nrhf. worry fascinating anl heA fl-
ful. 10 talking required permanent Iss Ill.
wages 30 per Hoek ln advance. hNDi Ia1 Ter
pert tine Ny references include s.mo ~ tAo
best aeli known gsolle0f Louisville. Cincinnati.
pif'sbuI.h ans elsewhere. address, flfn
stamp Nrt MARION WALKER. Fourth ari
Chssinuts.ree.s. Louisville. by rec l-,s& llon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
4 SPLFNDID FARlf FON SAIFra

4 SPLENDID FARM FOR SALFEa
4 OklNENCuANGE FONCrT PkOpLE----~
TI-Walnut Grove, ia sponylyania CO. urfy
containing go ACRES. F.rst-rta-s dwelling VITA
eieEt rooms. every out-hgllIlv dcsiroa cLIr.l
aad p9stonico, ono misc; sr.-.- al -aw-mil
half mile; sovcn miles flom TWO rairolis. l.l
tons ofAay cal this yosr fo. further iniorma-
tiOa call on " a1dre-s DR. a.. SMITH,
o. Colt i.3 Broad s.rec, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

GENTLEMgN's CANTON FLANNEL DRAW
Frs 2jc.;
CHLDRBN'S MERINO VESTS allie;
BREAKFAST ShAWLS-i2Xc.:
RIG FRlNGE--in plain aud double knotted I:
SILK VELE EIS and PLU>HKS Ia oil colors:
GENTLEMEN'L WHITE sHIkpS-25c:
LADIES ALL-LINEN INITIAL HANDKER-
CnIRFS-I0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20

styles % please, sizes
% m, AMI prices
within tho reach ef
, 1889-11-29
Homeiy Philosophy.

Insincerity is often mistaken for a lack
of honesty.
The ring of gold is often the knell of
friendship.
They never need fear a fall who never
scale the heights.
Adversely undermines many a struct-
ure of prosperity.
He who wisely uses his wealth need
not leave it for his tombstone.
The sight Of a mans money is often
times the antidote for the odor of a very
bad character.
II you would avoid the suspicion Of
your neighbors. never carry your molas-
SEES in a demijohn.
Prosperity awaits all men, and even
pursues some, but it is never found in
the haunts of vice.
True genius lurseth under cover,
while arrogance stalks abroad in the full
light of day.
man; but brand him slanderer and God
will disown his work.
The wisest fish long escapes the most
dangerous hooks, and is finally caught
with a bent up pin.
The ambition of youth looks forward
to the triumphs of age, while stated age
turns back a wistful eye along the rosy
path of youth.
1t is well the book of life is opened to
us page by page. Were all the hard lines
barred at once the task would be too hard
to master.
Not only should careless statements re
garding our neighbors be ignored, bun
facts themselves should be often 80.
dued in the interest OF right thinking am
fairness to our fellows. -Arkansaw Trav
a1ar