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CREAM OF TIE PRESS.
SPRIGlrLi COMMENTS
BY sPRIGHTLi WRITERS
Prohibition la Massachusetts -ihiet "t
Iitne Horse Marincs-Ihc Courtesy OF III"
senete"-Our Troops and New York
lie the Hands Of The People.

pR0urBITIOS rs MAssArHCsETTs-A
corfespondent from Il lst0n SAYS that
not i'm the history Of the prohibition
crusadcs of the several States Oi Tie
Union has such spectacle been witness
ell. II is e-timaled that not less than
five hundred speakers. including Gov
e~nOr COlQuit'. of Georgia. Senators
II BAR and Blair, and scores of notables,
ae on the Prohibition stump. IL is
more as the tread of a magnificent army
over Massachusetts than the desuliory
elorts of an ordinary reform movement
The organization of the Pr0hibiiionisis
Is perfect. The programme, which IS
carried out ly them with unllagging ZEAL
includes not only systematic and earnest
.ppcal. 20 the voters through the daily
aed weekly press. as also "a series OF
MEETINGS 20 arranged, Web-like. rs 10
cover every hamlet and school district
in the state. but in los marvellous COM
nleienfss OF design and execution 10
looks fO reaching every individual voter
I'm The State, and cXcriinr "a missionary
influence on 49, II IS. indeed. on The
Prohibition side, a house toulouse cam
paign. Nothing so elaborate, probably,
was ever before devised in aid OF so
called moral movement.
On the question whether The President
is prohibitionisi, Tie New YORK Sun
has the following remarks on Mr.. Nana-
maker. The posmasicr-General pro-
tests that no special significance should
/ be attached go his recent Sunday
nterance in support of The pending pro.
/ bihiiionist amendment 90 The C0u-titu-
ton of Pennsylvania There are. DE
/ lav-. no -cnsatiOnalism IN our Bethany
! life. There are sweet impulses and great
upliftings. bar we never cater 10 ihos,
/ who seek sensation The lessons Ot th'
/ international Leaf arc made out years ir
advance once every quarter we ere
/ instructed either 80 hive "a review 0f 8
temperance lesson. Last Sunday we.
that quarterly meeting, and ] preached
temperance lesson.
CHIEF OF THE llORsg MAHlNLe.--Sccre
tarv Tracy has some enc uoucIs vino
would Kick over the traces 81 they
couldn't DO q milo in Tess than two
twenty.
You think there is no relation between
an admiration OF good notsci.esI and tA'
ability 90 run navy department. Ihal
is mistake.
II man can handle ihe ribbons witt
skill coax ihe noble brute iO do DIS lele
best, stir Dis ambition until Dds c}e
flash. Dis n0sirils expand and be leave
his competitors in cloud of dusi twontl
rods in the rear that man Is gifted viii
great qualities which viii make him sue
ce--iul in public iie
fine Marsh'and stud. and feel sure tha
his pride in those noble animals will IN
-pirc him Co keep the lcaa and take n
mans dust in ihc office to which De- ha
been appoinlcl-ADr lnH H,n'N
Tur "CorHrf-Y OBJ rnr SENATE.
} What is falsely called the courtesy d
. the Senate Aa- Dad public attention 81
p0inicdly directed io itol iate years iha
tits pretty well understood to mean
process by which That club of million
/ aires "reWard their friends and punis
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TLANTIC COAST LINE

Ricpxosp AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY. April ,ia. l--l q
100 pm. trans OF TINS Ioar vii fu'l - ici
Owsi
TRAINS sOUrHwARo
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Two Hundred ami
Fifty-eight lots.

q about q hg u, feet each, IN Woody lle.
sht iic next t0 John u. DAVIS "nu ana ".0-r
eOTAREs Nos. /. 3. q. Z. ~ plan Of lait
dis sion. couim ing g. AtKhN. also On / sii
rsiI avenue next Co NO'dNiiics hh' lait ~ o.
near fnp Nine Nile r'ti- ,
TrRus. One fourth sh. ana The residue on
fhrce equal credits. of Sd . tMeiN'. hN" ''I.
teen months. the puichr-'r pt luFchi-''- pa
oftc their negotiable notes Tor inc 'rl'll'''
garments of The purchase money WIN ,- ~.
interest nnled from day ~ sble ana 'he w.
a. Ln tctaiu.I until an of %" pure hase- inoutf
has been paid and conveyance ordered nJ ine
The above mentioned REAL ESTATE iii
De offered for -aie by pnhiic agctl9h.'n tn'
ureuisrs commencing win lh' lh-' iH'N
Toned. ruuare 80. ]. Sc. ON
WEDNESDAY. APRrL L. issa.
~ - o'clock ~. and 10 from auv cause the
IN ,r- be nOf completed on that day notice %
further sales of the property VIII then N'
given. And IS all tire property Ne not lA "i
that day or any person desiring to pure HHsc
stif property privately before that ahS, COS"
r,inioaflou may he bod with the commits
.ioners on aucti0ncers IN the ciiyoi Richmond
MEADE lIAsk1Ns,
PHILIP 2. PIT RCELl,
Special Commissioners.
n. B. CHAFrfv s. Co. Auctionecrs.
a. OBJ. COwAHpfS. Wuo SUES. &C.. ltAiN
qfrr AGAINST DODiEY. TRUSTEE. ANn AS
DrrFNp.S1s- Is TMI tHANtEtsh COURT ot
TnT CITY or hiCnMoSb.
/. Charles s.. G0udin. clrrkot me said court
certify that the bond urquiftl az me rptclhl
comm s.iOner- by the decree in said cause "l
November 3. lss-. hiss been daily given.
Giv.nunocr my hand tbs latn day OF NO
aiil M CHARLES ". GODDIN.
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DIEDM0NT AIR LINE.

uCHMOND J. DhNYliif Ht. .i.
AND ga lthlrl A.
IHh sou ID.
PULLMAN sLEEPEk- ON Atl t...
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE EFFECT AIHI.
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HUNNICUTr!rS
Rheumatic Cure

hneumdlIC IuIH
Against the world Tor all lmpurE es of the
blood and diseases OF the kidneys - skin.
10 Is absolutely mn iniallibe euro Tor kheu
90 tism ln all lt- iorms.
We DO not refer 10 people To- 80 ue remote
and inaccessible place. hHt give So 5 the tesii-
mony Ot your friends and nolghO0r s. Here Is
the proof
KIDNEY InOUBAEs RELfET I'D.
Gontlemen-l have Ueen sm ferer with
kidney troubles tur seventeen yrnf s, and hBfv
been treated hy prominent physid ANS Ot this
State AMI Alaldma. } have ustsi ! drHc quau
Titles oi medicines advertised g. cure blood
and kidney diseases without - celyiny The
slightest benefit. About STA weet ago su.-
irrcd such intense pain scarcely Icing able
tu breathe az tunes concluded trs Hun
nicuft- kneumat q Cure' aid aft irusing one
bottle was entirely and a. solurell cured. and
Tor the nr-t time lu seventeen years / am
without the slightest pain. and = uneatly TO
commend al who suffer 10 give 5 Jul cure
J. C. WAR sock.
lis L. Fair street. "A auta, Ca.
AGREAT BLOon PURntI h.
ATLANTA. Ca. November l. 1 ST. Gentle
men, have used nte bottles = your n. ~
g.. and cheerfuuy reeOmmooA . az the best
blood purifier and tonic / snv ever used.
since taking your cure haVs lined twenty
pounds ln weight.
WILLIAM TURNER
MOST FAVORABLE REPORTS fsOM All WHO
USE a..
ATLANTA. Ca JanurI- ~, ISIS.
Gentlemen.-l lmfe sold huuuh'ufts ltheu-
matte Cure Tor several yraI p. aid have heard
fhe most favorable report from those who
have u4cd lt JOIN 10. DA MEL.
Wholesale and Retail DIus gist.
fRoM TuE AUTHOR on UNCLE ssrs.
ATLANTA. GA Mar cll3 las.
Gentlemen II take pleasure In saving that
your nunuIcutts Rheumatic euro i- the best
] lave ever seen. My mother. WHO had Dceu
suffering with rheumatism for y drty years,
was entirely relieved by 4 few box les.
Yours truly
JOEL CHANLRs HARRIS.
An ATLANTA PHYSICIAN sg1 AXIS.
ATLANTA, Ga. Octob ~ 20. 1888.
H. T. G. Co.-Gcutlemen.- / haF FUSED yols
Rheumatic Cure in several cases of the wort
type. and am glad to say 1T has the desired
effect in every ciis-. take : oae pleasure la
recommending your medicine 10 those who
are suffering from rheumatism sn ~ atfcn-
dtnt complications, and u tried, / ain conf
cent or ~ efficacy.
Respectfully. orc
j. a. NgL, Ms, NJ. D.
f. o. Box ~
Owens & Minor Or ug Co.
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KAtIHOAps
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO n,.
~ WAY COMPANY. ''iH


sCHgDULEIS FFFEcTNArrr.
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rHE SUGAR REFiNERs' TRUsr-W in
ia thc last few weeks the Sugar Trust
has raised the price OF the leading grades
of refined sugar Il cents pound This
is an advance of about IS per cent in
the case of granulated sugar The pub
lished quotations Of the prices OF raw
sugar SHOW, however that there has
baen almost AS great an advance
in the cost OF the raw material
The Trust has preserved the
margin between the cost OF raw sugar
and the price OF refined, and may have
increased IL slightly That this margin
is sufficient TO insure large profits is
shown by the size of the trusts divi-
dends. he organization recently paid
Il quarterly dividend of ,, per cert, and
al the same time gave 10 the holders OF
certificates dividend of 8 per cent in
stock. The trusts capital is now de-
clared 10 DE $50 00O0OQ.-N. Y. Times
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ny K. II. ChaGin & Co..

Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeIs,
No north Tenth street. Richmond Va.
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WEST POINT AccoMNoDAuoa
s1EAAfsBlPs
I LD DOMINION sTEAMshlPO0sr
PANY.
ron NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richuonf EVkkf ILt 81
DAY uud FRIDAY at u.n.
Steamers leave Ncw York Co.,
EVERY NahN hspAH an4 r.tl 1913.
esp. M; It.4g 90 Richmond hDAI'A s.I
FRIDAY ulruiuga.
Passenger accommodation uns Hra'.'
Cabin fare iu AcH .lk FIA Jif.. tlH
route inr'lfllg meals lul N..i.
hDund. frlp t.ratf' limited fl .l.l'I OH.
Alttr lat. .f ISSUE. ......
stterasu VIA elfristrncr.
1ieeiaye. without iulsislDnof..
can.l fare Yl. tlrrapeake ala 'f
Cabin fare ylu hllAmond aut r.t ...'f
Tickets GAIA be- obtained az A. h. na ..I b
90 Man street. Chesapeake ar' 81. sl
Richmond nd Petersburg drpOts. tnt
pauy- orees. i50i MAil street. 4ni f.r..'
Rockets.
FrcigLts Forwarded ana through D..s. af
Ing issued tor points beyQeg Are t'.t
Freight received daily until tl.
Passengers leaving Richmond
DAYs.IC EeuAYS.M EDN ErJ.tf r.IH
nays. and eAfNhnAf5 I'D fas af'
an1 Onto rallna tHia hcwllrt N.N"H
sud ID hcumnn1 nid i.tTI
s.cIf IlgJ Hf s.H ~ -. WIN Mt.
a. NORFOLK vita steamer l.a.i.f 'Nr
lays.
GEOAG ". ALLEN s Co... 'ft
no. haIl ...ff. HNi
~ igtf CofaDanS hAf .ttt. p.
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gN Taily dimra.

PUpIdsHVp RvERy DAWN TIRE YRAR
pY lltr TIMES rrhLl HtNU CON-
lANN. OifICE so EAST MAIN STREET
kt hMOND. VA.
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TANNEH's AXE -Looter Tanner now
innicts dccapitalion by electricity The
mails not being fast enough for the new
Pension Commissioner, be- resorts 60 the
telegraph when hc discovers q Democrat
in bis bureau who is not protected by
the civil service rules, His latest victim
il Dr T. A. Stock-lagcr. an examining
surgeon of The Pension Department To-
Gated at Utica, g. t., bui formerly n
Kentucky Dr. rto,hsagrr is one
armed Uui0u soldier, but be had the mis-
fortune 10 be appointed To- Office by "a
Democrat -loJur JOUfn0L
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NIRGINIA.-IN TIE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND,
THE su DAY of APRIL. lssa.
Gyorge Fila Terry. who suos by her next
friend. William Tia nor ..............'..l laintu
against
Thcma- ;. Terry .. ................... Defendant.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

y-Rcadmg notices In reading matter type.
cents per line. Nonpareil. loaded, L cents
iiuc.
gy- Wants. marriage and death notices not
codng eight lInos, p cents each insertion
Special contract rates furnished on mp
81 cation.
Auction sales. Legal Notices and Amuse
ueut Advertisements. 81 Per inch each In.
ssrfion.
Rejected com municstions vii non be re
turned.
Entered az the Richmond VA poetoiBoe a.
cCOnd class matter.
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TnE DAILY TIMES.
CITY DKlIvEky.

DELIVERIES IN any part of the city and Man.
chester by carrier, al Ia cents per week.
Persons d,sllas the TINS delivered NJ
tor home. can SECURE IL by postal card re
nrsi ~ ofdrr through telephone No. bAs.
IS hen deliver, Irregular immediate com
annt should D. made TO the Office. The sd
dress may be- changed rs desired. If care b.
,rscn i'm al cases 70 mention the Old and new
.l4r0so
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aahmoud aud CLIFTON Forge, ami daily except
siEday between Balcony fals aud LOVING
ARRIVE RICHMOND
ib5 pm.-MAiL daAy
sl6 am ACCOMMODATIONS daily tCTcsT
c5OEHgcTiONs
Al Clifton Forge Win 'ne-sreste and On
railway fOr the south, N.lf, aU4 rortng.It
A. LynChDurg with N.r.0'A Bli N,ales
railroad for al E0int1 e.utn, sob .lrsrt. fin
Southwest, and virginia M.li..d r..~sy ~
a. points Noftn ard South
At Richmond vito associated Railways 70
a. points iu tae South. -ld Richmond. fradr
icksourF sul IutonA. f'.i.-nl iti .Ir naffl
A Lexington with baltimore uui Ni44l 4all
road making close connie .i'Aa ~ H.ft.r
ferry ~ sli from PlttsDals NIl .lo ~ Co
slsO - yOllts Noon Hld bs5l
SLEEP NU-CAks Ltnthnt SO q, Mls
PHla. HEW ORLEANS. ald Liiilt h.t,t
Trains marked dally caOepl Llda5 yalg
Tickets sod 70 al iaiAis. DA.eef -
East Maln treei, loo 5ihlh 5tr.rl.at
Richmond an Allegheny depot, light u
' JOHN X. MAcaCuo0
1de6 Gear fsss. lger a .en
RICHMOND, FREDEBlCAsBUEG All
!" POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALT-RAlL FAST-FHFiGBJ
LlSb TO AND FROM rALri8egK,
kHliADhLPHIA, NEW sIRk,
AND EAsrEgh AND
WESTERN CITES.
only TwTLyE HOURS BErwEhb
RICE MCND AND RALTiMDRE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
Corr@pondingiy quick timeto other po;nn
Through biLls OF lsden issued ~ loN fales.
4. A. TAYLOR,
% a Genera Frsgni Agent.
DHlLADELplIIA, RICHMOND AND
NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days every I'll ESDAY
ami FRIDAY AT - ~. and every SUNDAY a.
A. VI. Freight Tor Tuesdays and Friday =
steamers received rli li.J1 A. ~ for sun
days steamer uil T.. N. Saturday. Freight
received daily tlll 3 L. ".
Fare 80 rhiiadelphia 100000. ........+... a. q
For further Information apply 90
). ". MCtAhhitk.
General southern agent.
Office. Eol ketts.
W. L. CLl De y co,
de u General Agents. Philadelphia.
PROFESSIONAL
JAMES LYONS. WILLIAM a. LYONS
| YoNs 4 LYONS.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS
AT LAW.
No. "a Skaters Building, Richmond, Va
we viii give prompt attention 70 law nas
o..ss In Ali the state and Federal courts OF the
city II Richmond and aijscept eoantles
-" nos7-om
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The object of tlis suit De- fo obtain an ahs0-
lutte divorce irUm Dee bonds Oi maiumony.
And affidavit AltluE U'cu uaIe aHl flied that
tne Wl ertIf ULfs 90 Tine sI'd Lima huniusOu la
unknown. auI that due diligence bus been
used 10 discover hNr place ut res deule 30 d.
ordered that She appear bore within nftseu.
days after due publication OF Tbs order. and
DO what j. necessary to protect ncr interests
lu this SUR.
4 topy-Iestc.
CHARLES W. GODDlN. Clerk.
CGLE7 q. JAcKsoN. p.Q. aplu Wiw
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Another BelshazZar's feast was held
i'm Philadelphia on " ednesday night.
when the Manufacturers Club of that
city gave a dinner TO John W anamaker
The affair was in the nature of celebre-
ton Won by money and privilege over
the people al the election ia November
"A a of the triumph of Mr. y an'maker,
who Was the respectable g0.between Tor
the plutocrats on that occasion -Ch'Qgo
HerI.d
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WEARING BLUE-BiooDs Mr. Meal
lister, who was appointed manager OF the
ball and banquet may have done some
foolish things. bat he certainly -hOuld
not have been sacrificed % the anger
of Mr. Fish and Mr. Gerry because
from the opening luadr.ie. Mr.
McAlli-ter charges Mr. Gerry with
declaring that Mayor Grant
hasn't got brains enough 10 pre-
side at Che banquet and insisting that
somebody's got 10 preside who can run
ihe speeches All OF which Sir Meal
lister attributes TO the ridiculous ambi-
ton of Mn Elbriige T. Gerry 10 pre-
side at the banquet himself and sit with
the President of the United States AZ his
right hand side Nee lor. World.
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TIE THE HANDS Oh THE PEOPLE.
Senator Iloar of Massachusetts,, made %
sunday speech in Boston u favor oi
Prohibition Tie frankly declared that
the object of amending The constitution
was 10 put Prohibition ont ~ The reach
az popular changes and eNeiiemrnts.
The device of tying the hands of The
people o that they cannot readily repeal
laws they do not like is not quite 80 bad
Is the old Roman plan OF posting copies
OF new laws ON such high pillars that
the people could not read them. bat DO
springs from ike disgiu>t in ihe popH-
lar Judgment Probably Senator Hoar
does not forget Tine previous experience
of the people of Ma.sachu~eit. iu abol-
fishing obnoxious sumptuafy laws
PhH0dapln Hu9d
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Entered az thc Richmond (val postomoe a.
cCOnd class matter.
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l-NOrE. Nos and ruu daily between
ia hmOud aud CllttOu Forge. ami daily except
-isday between Balcony faus aud LoAlus
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Leave Arrive
40. Richmond. Petersburg
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-23
Ornhans. Court.

In the Orphans Court TO day the last
will and testament of BrIce j. WOEthing
ton was admitted TO probate.
Az account Of sales OF the personal es.
tate OF Allen Warfield, deceased, was
passed.
An accouot OF sal of the personal es
tate of Sarah q. Richardson, deceased.
was passed.
The fifth account of Sarah K. r. King,
guardian to Lloyd X. and Thomas 5.
Clokey, was passed.
The claim Of Baldwin s. Co., vs.. the
estate of Julian d. Cecil, deceased, was
filed.
The Claim Of G. Morris Cheston. III. D.,
We. the estate Of James Boyle, deceased,
was llled.
The claim Of Thomas G. Roone, va. the
estate of e. @ Furber, was died.
William Burk was appointed guardian
TO August Rurk.
Arthur Carter aud ]. Roland Brady
were appointed to appraise the personal
property Of Ju Ia Mopps. deceased.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-23
Electric Bitters.

This remedy Is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men
ton. All who have us4d Electric Bitters
sing the same song OF praise. A purer
medicine does not exist and II Is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
BitteTs will cure all diseases Of the Liver
aud Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and all other affections caus-
ed by impure blood. Win drive Malaria
from the system and prevent as we'll as
cure all Malarial feveFs. For cure OF
Headache. Constipation and Indigestion
try Electric Bltters-Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded. Price
30 cts. and 81 90 per bottle at 3. Walter
8 Cos Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-23
State Jottinrs.

Sov. jackson was heFe- to day and bad
~ oa@Oer Of visitors Ii the Executive
II Inc Governor signed the death war
-, ,sa' OF Melvin G. Garlitz, convicted of
c - murder Of his wife, Leah Garlilz. ct
sS a. Maryland. March 20. Fri
zoe execution. 80 -
MOI commander PlOwman. Of the Oyster
~ y happy over the result Of the
: sss - primaries Ia Hartford. where
elated. nsSner = hAsW}se
Wss se 1TOsvernor has commissioned Brent
lss as Lieut. Colonel Of the Baltimore
s s.sss Infantry, vice Henry a. Barry,
ID 80 = governor With several members Of
ii gu, VIII leave Baltimore to.morbw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-23
no SUGAR.

The cry Is going up. no sugar" on ac-
count of the villanious sharp practice
that the sugar men have been guilty Of
within the past several months. 1t Is
outrageous that consumers Of this staple
and necessary article should be swindled
as they now are aud If every family 10 the
land could be induced to set apart two
DAYS each week, when nothing contain
would teach these gamblers well deserv-
ed lesson. It Is not impossible, scarcely
imprac.icable and II every newspaper ID
the land will keep the two days without
sugar" idea prominently before their
readers, Il might become q popular move;
4 craze" would be the very thing. Down
with the sugar tyrants BY using sugar but
I've days out Of seveDl
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-23

N@"EW
An accomplished young lady Of this
city has examined the hynrant water
under = microscopes and hnds i 1nl q
living dfnt0ms. she tied linen namu-
kercbief over the mouth OF maler
faucet and turned the water on. 10 2
few minutes the water runnlng through
the linen left on Its inner surface dark
deposit or stain. A small quantity 81
this deposit was put under . powerful
microscope. and thousands OF dial0ms
were seen darling about with curious
movements. their eFoteRQue forms being
brought out into bold relief By their
peculiar antics Some Of the dlatOns are
curiously marked with lines or dots aud
present 3 beautiful sppearence After
looking through the microscope &C them
the investigator does not feel thirsty and
has q repngnance 20 drinking bydFant
water. Careful wives now boil water In
tended for drinking, strain Il through 8
fine cloth, bottle It aud place II ia the
refrigerator for future use. Boiling
the water for thirty minutes kills
All harmful bacteria and sterilizes it,
Filtering water does not remove ell
bacteria, and germs Of disease. II kept
back BY the litter remain Ia the liter TO
endaugeE water subsequently filtered
through II. The finer the Material
through which the wafer filters the. more
perfect IL the abstraction ri bacteria
For domestic use filter OF porous rebaked
porcelain Is probably best Of all. This
filter should itself be sterilized occasion
ally by thorough sleamiDg or by acid
treatment. Various kinds Ut bacteria or
harmful organisms may collect Ia Ii. To
insure purity filtered wafer should be
boiled, for tie absence If sediment and
cIoudiness does not prove that bacteria or
disease germs have not made their way
through the flter. Bright. spark ing
water, clear as crystal, may contain
germs Of disease.-SUR.