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why do you endure the axony q Dys.
pepsiag Binmons Liver Regulator VII


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Tho new railway town 1t wsst Ciiftoo
Forge. vs. The Chesspeaks snd Ohio
Railway Company VIII coon begin the
building Of tie principal shops Of its 20:
tenn. at which . large number Of skilled
operatives and other workmen VIII be EN-
ployed. Other industries 70 be located A
splendid hotel Il also to BE- built By the
HALLWAY Company. Iron ore within sight.
limestone for tux abundant. and fuel within
100 miles. This Is destined TO be sn impor:
tant iron-making centre. II is the end ?f
two divisions Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company and the western termi-
nus OF the Richmond and Aileghany rsil-
road. An excellent place for business IN
ali jlines--mercantile banking. etc. A large
city will be built here in = short time;
Unsurpassed opportunities are presented IT,
for highly profitable investments. NO
mistake can be made BY locating. At Wese
Clifton Forge. Write for particulars.
EAKLr, AUGUST h DosovAS.
Agents Chesapeake and Ohio
Development Company.
Clifton Forge, Allegheny county, Va
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A Virginia Exposition At Beston.

DGhtc0 iI@sbs HPsA 49, sc~Ss
To the Esliior of G,e Dispatch:
II the people of Virginia take any inter-
est IN the matter of Virginia exposition
at Boston, and il the members of the qua
rantee fund will devote any profit which
NAV arise 10 the reduction OF the principal
Of the State debt, viii provide Tor Si0,o 600
Of the guarantee fund, and can develop
only benefit Virginia in sentimental sense,
hut financially as well. / will depend on
YOU 10 draw the attention of the press Of
Virginia TO the matter. as a,n SO busy
with the excursions haven't time to write
to each one personally. want the edito-
rial cooperation Of every writer IN Virginia.
FRANK A. HEYwooD.
TNr. Haywood is the gentleman who u
acting ~ manager Of the press excursions
to Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
civ Circuit Court.

The only case tried In this court yesterday
was that Of w. I. Chsddick against tho klcn-
mond aud Danville Railroad Company Tor fl,eo
damages for being elected from train on inc
York-River branch OF this system. The plainun
station. but falling 20 purchase a ticket before
hand he vas charged twenty-five cents moro
than the regular fare by the conductor. snd re-
fusng 10 psy this no was put or The Jury
found for the defendant Messrs. Courtney y
Patterson appeared as counsel for the plaintiff,
and Mr.. Beverley r. Munford for the defence.
The case OF George W. Gilnler against the
Richmond and Allegheny kalltoai Company
was continued for the defendant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
Virginia Bible Society.

The Virginia Bible Society Will celebrate
Its seventy ty-seventh anniversary at tne
Second Presbyterian church tonight.
These occasions are always interesting
and our people may look forward 10 TINS
with more than usual interest.
DIR. Haygood. who will deliver the an,
nual address. Is n man of large views, and
there are few speakers in the South that
can captiyate and hold an audience BET
ter than he.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
DEEDS OF SALE.
Transactions In Richmond and Henrico
Real Estate.

Real Estate.
The following deeds were admitted to
record Yesterday in the Clerks office OF the
City Chaneery Court:
II. f. Boyle and vile to y. A. Heisier, % feet
ON vest side Twenty street near y, $5.a
% csorre A. Jones. special com missioner, 10 Ed
ward Allen, 40 feet on Thirty-nrst street north
east corner q, <3U.
Z. p. stokes and wife 70 A. ii. Christian, Jr.
and james Cssk1e. 32k feet on souih siae broad
street near Ryisnd, sslsah
Il. d. Stokes 10 A. II. Christian, Jr.. and james
Cassie, 32sl feet on south side Broad street near
Kyland. te,'s37a
Thomas ]. Todd and wife to Emanuel Rasb
.,d n NJ FisfeId. or feet on cas-; side Foushee
stree. betweea Broad and Grace for Joint alley,
y. J. whifehnrst and II. 3. Owen and their
wives 70 Teresa Il. Finney. q teet on north side
Floyd street near Plum, s5,5u1
COUNTY COUNT OF HEsRIco.
samuel Binswanger aud wife and Aaron Eichei
and wife 10 Mary A. Slaughter, 3 fsst on south
aide Oak street near Carter, ti,lD0
A. j. Chswning and wife 10 Thomas y. Boyle.
IS feet on south side Marshall street near Thirty
'"i ~ K I'm E,nors and wife to Thomas =. Boyle. 10
feet on Marshsli street southwest corner Thirty
fsp, kopert i james and wife to Thomas A. James,
acre near Deep Bottom. 50.
Ann Johnson TO same. u acres near Deep Ss'-
Rctort w. Jolly and wife 70 same, acre In
lower ond Of Iienrico, $50.
Hsry Y. and A. Mouteiro TO r. A Patterson
50 feet on east side of Washington street. near
beverley, $40.
n H. seiden and wife 70 Mary r. and A. Mot-
teiro, 90 feet east aide washington street near
John Tyler ana wife to Herman BOILING. 40
fses ON twentieth strce., southwsst corner r,
Edear =. Ysason and wife to Thomss y. Boyle.
80 feet on south side Of Marshall street near
Thirty-sixtb, tssA
enA1
.~~.x;~:. !. - 4 1<~-.~.<l >..x ,xsaS bxy uhvai-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
City SchNnl Hnartl.

The board will commence their annual
visitation of schools to-day, beginning az
Springfield and East-End schools.
They expect to spend at least two days
each week during April and May in the
inspection of the regular work of the
schools.
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson. chairman of the
board. viii conduct the examinations of
the schools
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
Fire Yesterday Morning.

The storehouse at No. 72i north Second
street, occupied by L. G.. Woodbridge, was
discovered on fire about half past o'clock
yesterday morniug and was damaged to
the extent of several hundred dollars.
The property is owned by j. w. Drum
heller.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
TWO HAPPY HEARTS.
Marriage of Senator Lawiess and Miss An
tilotti.

tilotti.
Mr.. Joseph r. Lawless, of Portsmouth,
and Miss Marie G. Antilotti. of this city.
were married at $50 o'clock Yesterday
morning at st. Peters Cathedral. The we'd
ding was quiet affair and only intimate
friends were present.
Nuptial mass was celebrated by Bishop
A. Van de Vyyer. and the ushers were
Messrs. d. J. Callahan. of Portsmouth,
and w. A. Antilotti, brother OF the bride.
The bride, who is the attractive daughter
of the late ID. Antilotti. was attired in q
handsome travelling costume of Eiffel red.
The groom, who is well known and popu-
lor here. is a member of the State Senate
and perhaps the youngest one Of that
body.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawless left on the 7:32 A.
NJ. train for a northern tour. MIR. N. B:
Leonard presided at the organ and played
the wedding marches as the couple enter
ed and left the church.
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ATHLETIC CONTESTS.
students of Richmond College to Engag
in Them Friday

in Them Friday
Friday the exercises of Richmond Col
leee are 10 be suspended and the day
given mn TO athletic contests among the
students. I'D
The programme includes tennis, foot ana
base ball, gymnasium drill. running, walk
ing. iumping, and other contests.
There have been large classes IN tne
pymnosiuIn. and under Mr.. Frank Z. john
son as instructor good work has oeen
done on indoor gymnastics.
The first nine las recently won O, victory
over the University team in baseball ana
viii do some fine playing on Friday.
There has been excellent preparation
for all the games and there will be spirited
work when the medals are put up. Inc
only drawback this year has been the iack
of good field for training. Ihe grazing
Of the Broad-street front has been Roing
on for nearly twelve months and mas ae-
nriyed mr. the students of the best part OF tne
rannns r for exercise. But the, boys. with
ths;r committees. resolved 70 do the pest
they thew could and under difficulties M: have We
made fine progress. Ficld.day iast Session
wss rs = success aud so ii will be again u the
skies smile uIon IL.
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suprcme Court of a Ann.aI..

Muscoe against the Commonwealth. Writ Of
error and superssaeas awarded TO . Judgment
rendered by tho Corporation Court Of Char
iotiesyiiie on the i4th day Of February, 1890
Davis snd wife against hughes. Further ar
submitted
Kichmond City Railway Company against
Scott. Argued by ". R. Meredith. kso.' for plain
tiff In error, and Judge w. W. Crump aud 3. i.
Crump, ESQ, for defendant in error.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
CouyIcss.

A gang of thirty-four convicts, who nave
for good while past been at work Oh tne
Farmville and Powhatsn nilrosd, were on
Yesterday returned to the penitentiafy-
the company declining to retain them un"
der the provisions Of the new law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
Quick Stop for Headache.
Warranted TO euro any headache Ia hfssn ma
utss safe 10 use at sny ume
Endorsed by many physicians - the only cure
pffce 36..

There ,s no article OF household use when u
40 important TO obtain genuine - Praifs Astral
OIL, as il is question Of safety TO life end pro-
perty. The public are generally familiar win
the sealed c.ns OF the manufacturers, but IN"
utmost caution is advised when buying from tho
barrel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
Help the Old People.

Don't forget that the Pound Party. fof
the benefit of the Little Sisters OF the
Poor continues all this week. Here u an
opportunity for real charity. Articles can
he left AZ the Home or at the principal
erocers. Anything in the way Of food %
clothing will be acceptable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
Arrested on y Charge OF Libel.
IN. A.. a.. lf.n.fch

Nsw YORK, April ie--E l. Godkin, managing
editor OF the Evening Iosf, was arrested today
on q wsrraat charging him With criminal libel,
on complaint OF Peter Mitchell. lawyer. hr
Godkin was arrsigned IN court later and gave
ROD ball 20 await examination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16

Ats O'Clock this evening. in the once in
,ha csv;tol formerly occupied by the A.
,nrne-' ,nv q enerai. the Excise Board Of hich-
@ mond win meet to consider applications
for liquor-licenses. a.,.~
M ns one NJ ssr do business after April Soth
without new license.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16

The above company have purchased
ssssx acres OF land In and around wythe-
Vile. Va, and have determined TO Issue
stock TO the amount OF $500. 900. OF this
amount Si20, 900 has been taken IN Wythe-
willie and ESQ 900 in Roanoke. Fifty thou
sand dollars has been allotted 70 Rich
mond. The prospectus may Be sssn and
subscriptions viii b received BY the IN.
ders,gned, agent Of the company, at The
Office Of the Owens \ Minor Company.
The stock is divided IN shaFss of &ioo
each--io per cent payable On % before
Nay isao and Y ess cent; .s On :As ssss e
without interest. Huany Cox.
A sAs A;,| |.ss ..,s = Z si.3sA We sssssat =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16

Transparent Glycerine Soap. CSC. .
dozen. -
Blue CASTLE Soap. a5c. bar for this
week only at Routt's Drugstore. Second
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16

containing new testimonials from parties
who have used the Virginia Arsenic water
is now ready. We mail II on application.
l.. p. Roprr.
Second and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16

virginia Arsenic. Bromine, and Lithss
Water.
The price Of the above water has been re-
duced 10 $3.50 per case. Sold by oil drug
gists and by the company's agent.
l., =. RourT.
Second and Main streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
Henrioo County Court.

Mrs Fannie podson quaiinsd In the Hsprico
County Court Yesterday - sdmiuistrssrix OF the
oS,s os.sS.s - esrc~ $780, nouxs Dooson- an
be summoned for saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16

Three-Base nits-Sweeney. Two-Base Hit
c. Crnmp and Maclin. First Base on Balls-by
Simon, 2: by Finregsn, , Hit bJ Pitchea Bali
BY simon, 2. Struck Out-By Simon, :; by Fin.
negan, 4. Wild Pitches-Finnogan, = Passed
Bsls-Sickler, o; Clark, z Umpire, DonAtl
Time OF game, hour and 25 minutes.
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sh.s,.Mustc 4 cent m Copv.

set-Mustc cent Copy.
We have thousands of copies OF good
teaching pieces and also beautiful songs
for sale at cent. By mail cents copy.
MANLY r. RAMOS Il Co...
Main street next to corner kinth,
Richmond, VA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16

DIR. =. c. Levy, of this city, yesterday
received letter from DIR. Irwin. secretary
Of tho State Medical Examining boero, m
forming him that he Oz. Levy) had pssc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16

Look not thou upon the wine when 1t 10
red. For tonic try A. B. G. The ots.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16

My own family medicine ssImons 1'';on Liver Es;sf
Regulator. Rev. DANES =. xas' sA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16

II you have oveg-indul9ed in eating or
drinking take = dose OF Summons Liver
Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16

Scyofuls and all humors are cured by
Hoods sarsapariiIa. the great blood-puri-
far -ft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16
Nos. 1918 AND 756 BxoADWAv.,
S,- ynps March "a is1n.

L. W. Burrei. Esq., General Manager Iho~pso"s
Brofnins and Srsenfc springs Water;
Dear Slr,-slncs We first purchased your vsiu'
able water (september. 1882 we have handled
several cO-case lots. The reports OF re~afkaos
cures and the universal satisfaction from our
macy water customers, with tho steady In
crsasiug sales. compel to ssnd for carload ios
600 cases), shipped 10 us direct from Jour
spring.
For diseases arising from impure =" blood to-
gether with Kidney aud stomach complaints OF
serious nature. the tensf, received from the We"
Of " 7hompsonsn Bromine-Arsenic Water ss''n-
ishes those Affected. ship US without delay, aad
ob,ise. Your truly. J. n. HsassAs On
POLK MILLER A Co., General Agentzs
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NoLASpfsx sells well with mo. some OK ny
customers who have tsken it SPEAK weh |"
as . tonic and blood-puriher.
c. A. BsRRrAS, Druggist,
corner Fourteenth and Franklin sueeS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16

A medicine endorsed and used by physi-
clans and dsugRists- simmons LAYER hegu-
lator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16

The resolution Was discussed by
Mitchell in lengthy speech.
A. w. Harris did not think the meeting
was called for political purposes. 1t was
not wise thing 10 discuss politics in the
meeting. Harris Is one Of the best speak
ers in the convention, and his remarks are
always applauded.
especially the clause which commits the
colored people TO the support OF one Of
their race for Congress In the Second
and Fourth districts. lie thought the
people in those districts were ca
papIe Of deciding who should represent
them.
James II. Hayes. OF Richmond. took the
hoor and bold II for some time. although
about dozen members rose at different
times 10 call him to order. !.
He had 3 good deal 70 say about local
politics, and referred TO the fact that white
people win change from one party 70 an
Other On little pToyocaficn. He pointed 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16

THE sC0RE.
t..ft-.ui... L. ih a arn,.o nf Tho ca m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-16

The musical part Of the programme vas nap- w
PLY selected and admirably rehacssa-.'
Jacob Reinhardt was the director and accom-
panist. and 10 him much Of the pleasure OF me
concert is dua Solos by Mira heinnatar .,s'
Knowles, Mr.. Noses May, Captain Cunn,SssnHn
vocal duet by Messrs. Watkins ana Los" n,,.,s
ana piano duet by the Misses fs,n,nsnr fiorsnsm .
ttbutsd to the pleasure OF tho en.er'x s'l',n ,ns
The programme ended with selec'on l'v,a ~ NJ ~.
"Pirstes Of Penzance. which was s'.nk y, a.
Branch and . male ssxtet.e. Alter ne = 'o Pc,
verses, which are sang with the chorus ,as,
licsmsn's Los Is Not Happy One. hf' n'sa'A
introduced the following lines:
" When the small boys are not rocking '''a''
fellows
On putting little Africans 10 rout, - u.-
And the pretty Girls are sporting p'n&
breilaS
Then policesosn you can always mad about
When policemen sre not looking ior pfvin.rs p,.r
W catching votes for captains on the cnmv ., A.
They are sucking 70 their friends VIVA s''e'
Gstttns ovsrosan for fragrant summer 49, J.
This pleasant III q ne gallant suss0''1, =
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PAPER Asa The editor 10 read IL aloud 20 yoa.
He has plsnss Of sssae ana Vii Be grateful
TO yea for The chance 10 quit bis work and
entertain yosl
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4 meartisss Fathers shscking Fate.
New Yofk Tyihure


The barge Minnie. owned by Captain
Benson. was lying 81 the Blacktown pier
yesterday when Benson's baby son fell
overheard. A boatman on an adjoining
ship shouted for Benson. hus he pad no
attention 20 his chiid's danger The boat
man then Jumped into the water. but too
late To save the child. Benson vas finally
shsmsd into fishing for the holy OF the
child, which vas recovered. The body was
laid on the deck Of the boat and several
hoars afsssvsrd. late in the afternoon. BEN
son started for an undertaken. A he was
crossing the tracks Of the Central railroad.
al jersey avenue. he ~as struck BY . Long
Branch express train and Instantly killed.
The body was taken to sr~er's morrue and
The undertaken went To the boat and took
charge Of the shild's holy. Mrs. Benson
could nnt he found.
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DAIIAs. Tar. Apeil ioL--Chasiss snd
.aConnodosss NiIJsE, imdjc1sd los sobbdng
N expsso eos q ~ Texas 4 Pacife nd
nsar dis city yeAe 80. vsse paacsd on
txfnG t0dAy-
Afsss the robbery ~ elns could - Oh
tainsd - ths porpetxatosa Esvssd months
later - Mixers wssu arfssted foe another
crime Charles tufnsd ststs's svidsncs and
confessed that ~ and his bcueher COM
nifted ths express robhezy. and dons
various crimes. r0h6inG stopss and resi-
dsnces. sandbaesing psdssssisns and I'M
ouiting woweu-
The 60 has hsen fSied from time 70
tims. bus without ooming b : conviction
Or acquitsal-
"Commodorss had always, until today.
maintainsd hi Innocence, but whsn be
learned that Charles had turned states
evidence and would 50 ire. be hastsned 70
confeas htmself. and told Of more crimes
than Charles had inside known.
This caused : seusstion IN the court, and
the case was adjourned until the lsth.
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Commander.
New York TiraA
ltoo1ly twenty years OF my early life
- No grade Of miishipman % that al
onAnt-wers spent In what might now
r. eollod The old navy. says letter from
11neston. n. j. During thos. years 1
~ h various ships with various officers.
~ b I'll nay experience never knew one
49, . far forgot what was due To hi,
n1ltun or himself - 10 strike . sailor
~ Nh nsl or 10 chase him abowt the
- viii > helaving pin. ~ appears 60
- toon ~ custon On beard The tinted
D1n hip 1ntsrpsise.
~ = youngssss ! remember hearing .
vA1eh may Interest scms az vour
1uo - at the sAns true illustrate
- uoo 1houeAt At that Kind az dt.csp-
- (oe ~ want Of isl By the old sim,
5Sooe q ~ ssrvsce-
6D1Y n the csatury one OF ths rro.s
nGn1sAod ofHcsrs in tAe navy was The
onmmodors. Prehse. The rssiant n.
~ubo aftefward became 90 fau.ous
Sa = lieutenant GA board = sh,p e,r,.
- ~ hiuA One day, In q n,oxsasns al
S1loa. pecatnf knoeked : man aa.r
- uuheard Of breach Of dis
- 0tEnnDodoxe. and NJ. per.ssr wnx
Iosuneh fRom duty. After : f.v ,l.x. \.
- oon1 for b. Commodore pr~hl~ .c,,
1pM . secsafe that probably made
80 ~ ~ eays tngse, hat iske shr w.,fx
1ow 49, - vss. he rremrssy admitted
~ UIonn6ofne md proposed "a wNts
- tepeseson - vAs possible lie s1x.
ooo1. eoWeser. hal he bad naturally :
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He vas yoans dos, wstA honest brown
eyes ard iong. siiky hair. and he sat ON
the wes pavement in Tventv third street
booking nr ~ the p&ssess-sy cus OF the fog
and rain OF Safardav like q aonesv child
who wonders Why every body Aas forgotten
him. lie had had . home. bus vas lost
AID he was hangvy-all this Vas VERY pain
in his vsstfai face
The young women came tsippanr along
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-.
fIonone Ww ~ Nan1ng . Dsessoss
Desh-
Yeas csmpon1sa
1hmD noww ezeiaamsd young ~
D. q - - hnek isse - asass-
ruom, aoow pmgenG - expeeM0an - -
49, = On eenons ~ tI1s! y eese ne
y - - expeo . WINS eo0ks, 80
hsve oaly q co9M teft
1naeb heeeer f1nn ossng = esns sncsss
safa ~ nfend Lofty, No naa come %
epend - oey wilh -.
a0h. bst geu 6oat understand. nay
eeaSF. ~ uenn ueos On. WIN . htkss
ommeyee hu4o- Thas dotias means 0in-
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49, - oBeys ~ caee; sns one q our
saase - now tnefss no<.ane - dinsefs
nes3 nind ~ posessno0seF saad
Aotsy, MI calmly.
nus doeJ wnns - b0u o0rn oeet %
dsy. end tess,s - - NEST havs N he
nous9 = wHs 60 veen = "a awsy.
"a g ngns Gown snsse ga 81 soms
mons
az - = excsaimed Lossy, WIN sad.
aeH inset@ noosnase q opportunity
- 49, y~..
and essc - dinner. - vih seem me osd
amss, vnsn yon 40 nd % MAKE mo-
80 cendy end ny oeoghnuo o Aunt
hasnl $50
bus wnss snsH ~ cookr' ssked Nh.
Deans dnoeonsay.
nsss ~ vefy posnss fou Know my
cousm Jeea- she has Joined COOKING
c1ese, ena ! se0s - VISIT Is last wssG. They
oooked sesf % ~ inherent things IN mat
on boQDo6s 40 We meat dish Wos 30 good
ana eples1nng, hsve ossn wanting TO Try
Hevsr eece: nat cant you Know, because
~ ere ooerdine
but semsmcsr me DC" urged Mrs.
Desn.
Ihas jn@ Wpas Do fsmsmheF. The
kind 81 mees ~ want isn't more than &c
Or I0c = pound. You run out and st II,
dsas-eh ron en- 81 for DC. Tell The man
70 give yOu mutton from The best part of
The neck. and have him cut Il up In pieces
twO Or thTee tnebes long"
50 Ma Deea sailed out with her %
osuts, and 81 * pounds Of mutton with
NJ money.
Lofty piaood this meat In 4 eaucepan
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