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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
MANY WERE THE CALLS.
Five Persons Received the Assistance Of
the AImshouse Doctors.

Five Persons Received the Assistance of
the Almshouse Doctors.
The city ambulance was kept quite busy
yesterday, as five calls were received
The iirst one, at 9.35 A. NJ, was to attend q
man at Cameron's tobacco-factory, who WAS
taken very sick. He recovered before the am
bulance reached him.
Another was received at I2:45 10 attend
colored man at the tobacco-factory on Sixth and
Canal streets, who was suffering from an attack
OF heart failure. He waA carried TO his home.
At 2:3O p. n. the ambulance was summoned
to attend col0red boy in broom-factory on
Nineteenth and Cary streets, who had mashed
his little finger. The injured member was am
putated and the boy left with friends-
From here the ambulance was called 70 at
tend g colored seaman on Tweuty-ssyenih and
Main streets who was suffering from nlaiariai-
fever. He was taken 70 the slmshouse for fur
ther treatment.
The last call OF the day was received at 0 p. NJ.
70 relieve a colored man at I02 Virginia street,
who had sprained his back while lining a heavy
weight. he received the proper medical attcn-
m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
FOUND sUFFocATIoN PAINLESS.
George Tenser, Who Became Insensible II
n Boiler, Saws He Did Not Suffer.

George Tenser, the young man who was
found in an unconscious condition in the
boiler on the new City Hall one week ago yester-
day morning, has 80 far recovered as 70 be able
TO be out again, but Is not yet In condition to re-
turn 70 work.
A DISPATCH reporter visited Mr.. Tenser yester-
day afternoon at his home in Henrico county, on
Bragg's lane, q short distance beyond the corpo-
rate limits OF Fulton.
In reply TO question, Tenser said he suffered
no pain whatever and remembered but little OF
the afiair.
VERY STRONG FAINT.
His story was as follows "About 3 O'Clock last
Tuesday afternoon a week ago young Belton
went down to tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and report
cd that tho boiler was finished. | had told him
TO say the work was ready 70 be painted. In
stead Of delivering this message, understand
he informed them that We were ready 70 paint
tho boiler. Anyhow, he came back With the
paint and We went IN with it and began 20 put it
on. This was about half-past 3 o'clock. The
paint very strong, for recollect that the gas
from the 1rst brushful got into my eyes and
nearly blinded me.
BELToN BECAME SICK.
ave worked along for little while. whom Bel
ton became sick and said he wanted 70 vomit.
took his head In my hands 70 help him. After
this knew nothing until 1hursday-1early two
days afterwards. During this time the doctor
fed me by means OF tube inserted In the
stomach.
"My idea is that became unconscious while
was holding Betons head and fell down. Bolton
got scared at this and tried 20 get out for you re-
member that he wes found In the maa-hole."
WHY THEY WERE AFFECTED.
al have not the faintest recollection OF asking
any one 70 turn over tho boiler. By the way the
boiler did not turn over with us Ia IL. Wo placed
Il that way 20 We could get In and out without
diniculty. They say Il was this that caused the
trouble, and that II the man-hole had been up
the gas, which is lighter than the air, would have
~ n "a
gradually came lower and lower, there being no
way FOR II to get out"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
Pub,,o pebate at the Y. NJ. @. A.

There will be a public debate at the
Young Mems Christian Association next Satur-
daY night between the Randolph Literary So
ciety and the Philologian Society OF Richmond
College.
The question for discussion Is: "Rcsolred, That
the Hope OF Reward Is a Greater Incentive 10
Action Than the Fear Of Punishment
Messrs. Z. E. Dudley and Frank Williams, Jr.,
OF the Philologians Society, will speak for the
Affirmative, while Messrs. James w. Gordon and
G. ii. Urner, OF tho Randolphs, viii argue on the
negative side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
THE COMPANY TWENTY YEARS OLD.
The Walker Light Guard Celebrate Their
AnnIversary-Prizes Presented.

Company j, formerly known as the
"Walker Light Gusrd," celebrated its
narade, target-practice, and banquet at Zim-
mermann's.
This famous and well-driIled organization APP
wore their big fur caps which always strike the
pnbllc eye. They left the Regimental Armory
a little after and proceeded out Seventh street
10 Leigh. and thence out Second 20 the rear OF
inc sinshouse, where target-shoottng was IN
duIged Ia. Returning, the "Guard" marched
by way Of Fifth street 20 Main as Tar as Monroe
whence they returned to the Armory.
At s O'Clock a splendid banquet was served at
Zimmermanns and lcny time was haa, Mayor .,,s
CanfaIns Bossieux and Mosby were among the
speakers who addressed the happy volunteers
The shooting medal, won at the target-Practice,
MAS nresenfed 90 Private Charles Mason by
MAYOR EIiyson. Private Perley received sim
liar honor (ihough Of lesther) at the hands OF
Colonel Jones. He won it for being the poorest
ahof ~ ALI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
rHeY.m.o.A TO HAVE A BOAT CLUB
Secretary Candiish Interested and Many
Young Men Ready TO Join.

Next Tuesday night an informal social
win be given at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, and there VIII be music, recite-
ti0ns, and other amusements. After the social
is over meeting win be held for the purpose OF
considering the advissbthty and feasibility OF
organizing boat club to be under the auspices
OF the association.
Mr.. Candlsh, the secretary, has already Sc
cured the names Of forty or more young men
who have expressed desire 20 become members
OF the club, and at the meeting next Tuesday
night these and others will be invited 70 give
their Views upon the subject. IL Is the purpose
OF Mr.. Candlish to charge a small membership
fee 20 the club and also TO ask the assistance OF
some Of the prominent businessmen here, who,
Il Is believed, wilcheefully lend their assistance.
During the summer months II is almost impos-
sible 10 exercise In the gymnasium, and boating
always a delightful pastime-is perhaps the only
amusement which can be INDUCED In during the
hot weather.
The boats 10 be purchased by the association,
In case the scheme le successful. viii be the regu-
lar "natn and "keel bottoms,' and not the
!" gigs and sculls,n such as are used by the
Richmond Boat Club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
MONEY VALUES.

We've stacks upon stacks OF staple things and
novelties In MEMS, YOUTHS, and BOYS
SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING. Hundreds
OF new aud pretty effects In variety OF styles
and shapes, all Of OUR OWN fiRsT-cLAss
MAKES and marked al the LOWEST PRICES
ever put on such thorough genteel aud reliable
garments
We're selling good SUITS for men at "a, ~,
and sIO, each made from splendid woollen
fabrics. OF course, we have suite as low as 81,
o., and 90, but they not so fino aud dressy.
The former line commands our heaviest busi.
ness. because they are the LOWEST PRICES
ever quoted hereabouts on goods OF equal value
We're selling liner grades OF MEN's SUITS az
si2, 1860 and el5. These arc FINELY TAI
LoRED, sTYLIsHLY TRIM&ED, and FAULT
LESSLY CUT from nice cassimeree, ehoviotss
and worsteds, ana every one Of them Is worth
fully ono third more than we arc asking fos
them.
CHILDREN'S SUITS are going this week ~
81. rs, 81, a225, $3.50, aud s3. Good lockers ss
well az good wearers. Lots OF finsr grades In
beautiful shapes ana patterns ct $3.50. 81, and
s5.
BASEBALL OUTFIT with each chnds salt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
supreme Cour, Of Appeals.

Whitehead against Bradley. Argued by
M. NJ. Gillian and s. ID. Davies for appellant and
b. H. Nash and j. NJ. Gregory for appellees and
submitted.
Thomas against Sellman. Argued by I'd.
Nichols for appellant and John II. Alexander Tor
appellees.
Coleman against Sands registrar. Petition for
mandamus filed. Demurrer OF defendant 10
petition and motion 10 dismiss and continued un-
Gil Friday next
Bellum Miller and John II. Alexander, Esqs.,
allowed 10 practice as counsel IN this court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
Poisoned M. Cattle,

Mr.. A. @. Richardson, formerly of Louisa
county, but now OF this city, lost two very fine
horses on his farm about month and haif
ago. Tho circumstances connected with their
death were such that he inferred that they had
been poisoned. Fearing that ho had some enc
my who might do him serious harm MT. Rich
ArdsOn sold out his stock and came TO this city.
Mr.. Samuel Anthony purchased some OF his cat
tie feed and subsequently, lost a COW which had
eaten some Of IL, thereby showing that the poll
son had been placed In this.
Mr.. Richardson has reason 10 suspect several
persons Of tho malicious act and viii probably
take steps looking TO their prosecution by law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
BASEBALL IN RICHMOND.
The Young FuItons Reorganize Ready for
the Summer Season.

The Young Fultons have reorganiZed for
she season and claim the championship Of
Richmond, which they nobly won last season
First by defeating ali amatuer clubs OF this city
then going 10 West Point and winning $50
purse by defeating the champions OF that
county by score Of II 10 8, and by beating the
Old DomlnIons several times. They tnen played
witnessed In this city, defeating them by a score
Of 3 too.
The players for this year are: Barker and
Foster, catchers; Darby and Enright, pitchers;
Enright, short-stop; Grady, first base; Roach,
second base; A. Morgan, third base; j. Morgan,
left field Barker. centre field; Mcmahon Gltds
Captain Davy, right field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
The Compromise Confirmed.

Judge Leake held short session Of tho
City Circuit Court yesterday morning for Judge
Wexford. who. though Improving, Is still de-
talned at home. Tho only matter OF any Inn
portance brought before the Court was the case
Of JOhnson's adminlstratrix against the Rich
mond and DanYille Railroad Company In which
an order was entered confirming a compromise
Judgment for 800. johnson, IL win be remem-
bered, was killed about four years ago near
Granite by a wheelbarow, which he was trying
to got of the track, being knocked against him
with great violence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
CROWDS AT THE CARNIVAL.
The Fan-Driu Given Last Sight-Attrac-
tions for To-Dsy-Mr. Pope's Giff.

tions for To- Dsy-Mr. Pope's Gin.
The attendance at the Carnayallast night
was as large a. ever and public interest In
Il continues unabafed.
Addlson's Fan-Drin was repeated. I, was
gracefully led By Mrs. II. A. Tabb, and 70 say
that she was assisted by such charming bellies as
Misses Mary Yancoy, Nellie Parker, Mary Moore,
and other beautiful society girls. Is enffeient
guarantee Of its briiliansy and success.
IL was said last night and upon good authority
that 40 far $4,000 had been taken In at the Car
naval Whether this be true or not the affnir
has met with unprecedented success.
To-day at o'clocS there viii be sale OF
aprons Tho Barn-Yard Club win give an en-
tertainment nc night.
AZ the Chinese table "high tea" win be
given and also biackblrd-pie tor the chiid.en.
Mr.. John Pope yesterday presented the fower
booth with beautiful gold and wicker boat con-
tanning one hundred exquisite American Beauty
and Baroness Rothschild roses. He also gave
each lady in the "lght-honse" a lovely rose, and
they are delighted with his courtesy.
Messrs. Thomas Spencer, Louis Frayser, and
Haverstadt gave beautiful lunch 90 Misses
Mary Frayser and Wickie Coons yesterday
Two members Of the Richmond press likewise
enjoyed a courtesy OF this character from Mrs
Simpkin aud MIRA CaperA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16

for $4,000 on the machinery in dispute 70 So
cure the payment OF n note Tor $4,000 dne fiye
months after date, and without Hoppers know
ledge OF consent Wiikis hal removed the ma
chlnery 20 Richmond, ard was about 70 dispose
OF it to +. p. Campbell and others.
An order was cntcred directing Messrs- Wilkis
and Campbell 10 appear 10 court on April I'D
70 show cause why receiver for the property
should not be appointed.
The machinery was also attached on board tho
Richmond and Danyiile cars for the debt claimed
70 be due Hopper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
PoiIcy-Players and BiII-Poster Sent On.

Robert ID. Brown, Scott Anderson. Rich
ard Calvin, Ed L. Coleman, James Ware, and
James Couch, the negroes whose arrest Tuesday
was reported In the DISPATCH, were before the
Police Court yesterday charged with setting up,
promoting, and being concerned In certain
game OF chance called policy or Jug
Brown and Anderson we're sent on 10 the grand
fury, and the others were discharged. Couch
was also charged with keeping a gambling
house, but this case was dismissed.
w. o. Cox a bllLposter, was charged with ex-
posing obscene pictures on the bil-boards on tho
public streets. He was sent on 10 the grand jury,
but bailed on his own recognizance to appear
before the Hastings Court on May 4th.
The case OF George Mayer and Charles Clark,
the two strikers who were arrested Tuesday for
assaulting and beating @. ID. Dardin, were taken
up and Clark was hned 80 and costs and MaYer
81 80 and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
Mr.. TRoTMAN TeNoeRED A CALL.
He win Probably Go to Christ Church,
Tuscaloosa, Ala.

Rev. Charles Trotman, assistant rector
of ST. Paul's church, has received a call
from Chri5ts church, Tuscaloosa, Ala
This church, which is now In prosperous con-
dition has about 220 communicates and seat
ing capacity Of probably 500. IL Ia In the do
ceee OF which Rev. II. NJ Jackson, the former
pastor Of Grace Episcopal church, Is assistant
bishop. Tuscaloosa Is the seat OF several Ala
bama colleges, and has population OF 1000.
Mr.. Trotman IL an Englishman by birth and
has been In America about three years- Upon
first landing in this country he went TO Montreal,
Canada, from which city he was called by ST.
Paurs church eighteen months ago. He Is a
preacher OF marked ability, and although he has
only been In this city short while hs has made
many friends.
Mr. Trotman has not yet made up his mind
whether he win accept the call or not. He VIII
leave this city on Monday 20 Wait Tuscaloosa In
order TO give the matter careful consideration.
To DISPATCH reporter Lass night he stated that
Il was difficult matter todecide. as his relations
with the Richmond people have been OF so plea
6anf a nature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
MAY ssT A MANoAMus.
But tho Election Comes on Before tho
Case win Bs Decided.

In the Supreme Court yesterday there
was fled a petition for o mandamus TO
compel w. II. Sands 10 register George Coleman,
a colored resident OF Henrico.
Messrs. Pollard 4 Sands, who represented the
registrar, demurred TO the petition and made a
motion 10 dismiss.
This was continued until tomorrow, when
the defendant will submit his answer. II the
motion TO dismiss IL not 0verruled both sides
viii then proceed to take deposltions. These
will have 20 be printed, and as tho court viii adj
iolrn the earlier part of next week it win be I'M
possible 20 prepare the case before that time.
In view OF this fact, unless some extraordinary
proceeding Is had, such as transfer 10 the
court at Wytheville, it win DO next fall before ar
gument will be heard.
Tho county election comes Of May 2Sth, and II
looks as II Coleman will not vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
BURKS
Manufacturing Clothing and
Tailoring House,
l23 /. BROAD ST. CORNER SECOND.
Zap I0-Th,s ,su&Tul
BEAUTY ANDCOMFORY
The Boston's Clothing adds comfort
TO beauty and beauty TO comfort

No person feels comfortable IN ILL
fitting, outof-style. inferior apparel.
Clothing need not be expensive TO DO
respectable In appearance.
But II must have certain necessary
characteristics 10 have such appearance.
These characteristics are neatness OF
pattern, perfectness Of fit, lateness OF
style, and completeness Of workmanship.
The Boston's clothing has oil these
characteristics and yet is afforded at =
cost SO very much less than made-to-
order" suits arc that all classes are
coming TO us as matter Of economy and
good taste, and buying this EVERY
way-desirable Clothing at prices which
viii greatly please.
Are you wearing one OF our N0BBY
SPRING OVERCOATS? II not CONS
and aee our new efvloQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
Ths cennls arers peaelt.

4 is proposed 10 give on the 2sth Of this
month benefit 70 Mr.. CoaWay Myers, under the
direction of Mr.. James X. Branch. assisted py
Mr.. William Branch. Jr., PayInaster John o.
Lowell, Captain Frank Cunningham, Professor
Thiiov fcsllol. Mr.. Gressetr tcornef). and an or
ehostra of nfteon pieces under the Leadership Of
Professor Stein.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
@. w. paws. Phatosraphsr.

having disposed Of his Washington gal
lery. has returned to Richmond and will
remain permanently.
MT. Davis will now give his personal care
and attention 10 every one who may favor
him with their patronage.
Mr.. DAVIS is the pioneer of good work
and cheap prices. eH BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
said He Was Not entity.

The only case tried in the Hastings Court
Yesterday was that Of Nelson Mayo tcoioredl,
ssnsrced with stealing SIX bales OF hay from W.
a White. Mr. ID. o. Richardson, who repre-
ssnted me defendant, made strong appeal Tor
~ ao.usod. IL was late In the evening before
me trial was concluded, The jury bringing u
vardIet of acQnittal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16

No well-regnsased hoasshoid should 30 rifhous
bottle Of AsGosTURA BurzRs, the vorid-re,
nonned appetizer ard Inyigorasor. Beware of
ccunteyieiis. AJAX for the gen,ains article. manu-
fsctured By d., J.. q. b. slsgers D Soma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
SAYS m WAS MoRToAeED.
A Chicago Man Enjoinsd from selling
His MACHINERY In Richmond.

At the instance Of John j. Hopper. Of Chi
cago, an injunction was yesterday granted
IN the Chancery Court restraining the Richmond
and Danvilie Railroad Company frutn delivering
. iof Of machinery, and enloining II. p. Campbell
or bis representatives from paying any money
fhofsfor 60 George Wifiie.
The bill iiied alleges that on the goth OF lae1
]. HoBDer. of the same city, chst;el mortgage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16

Attend the auction sale of the Two
Story Brick Dwelling. No. 100 west Leigh
street, that pays IA per cent. ON Friday.
April nth, at o'clock z. NJ.
HARRISON Il PowEas,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
8l9 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
whiskey and War.

The literary society of the Colored Young
Mems Christian Association win give puDlc
entertainment at their rooms Friday evening az
8 O'Clock. The programme VIII consist OF music,
recitafions, etc, and debate upon the following
question: Rssolsed, That Whiskey 10 q Greater
Injury 70 Country than War.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
General John r.. Cookies WIN.

General John Il. Cookies win was adj
mitied 20 probate yesterday in the Chancery
Court The entire estate Is left 70 his widow,
who with Messrs- j. NJ. Fourqurean and .. v.
Bldgood are the executrix and executors re-
spectlvely. No valuation was put on the estate
a considerable portion OF which Is life-tnsu-
rance money. The executors did not qualify yes
faFday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16

w. III. Flesher was arraigned in the.
United States Court yesterday on the charge OF
sending obecons matter through the malls The
accused pleaded gnilty and was nned 500.
fiesher h a drummer and sent the obiecsiona-
BILE matter frprn Alexandria 20 Cincinnati
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16

II Il very important IN this age ct vast
r,aterial progress that aremedy be pleasing
80 thn tasta and 10 the eye, easily taken,
.,ea,,ts ~ AN, sble 10 the stomach, and healthy IN
"a nature and effects. Possessing these
snaiifies' syrup OF Figs Is the one per.
fecf Z ad laxative and most gentle diuretci
known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
speakine 40 Baker's Precinct.

The regular meeting Of Bakers Precinct
Democratic Club viii be held at Sears Hal, on
will be dispensed. An thecounty candidates are
expected to be present, and other speakers nave
been Invited and a stirring meeting is expected
Members Of the clubs In tho county and city are
invited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
erymes Cases To-day.

The grand jury meets in special session
today to consider the GrYmes cases. II ~ nn-
a $1,000 thaf only the original charges VIII DO
"a uf1 70 late hour last night Mr..
ssns,far haf NOT been summoned as witness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16

When you wish to have job printing done
send 70 the Dispatch Company for esti-
mates and you viii fnd out that You can
save money. All kipdsof printing prompt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16

The State Dental Board yesterday COM
plcicd ne written examination Of The twenty
candidates To-day they viii be required 10 de-
nonsfrntc 1hetr knowledge Of practical dentistry
~ peu0rnine Operations m di1ercnt cfIces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
Services at ysnabie-street Church To-
AipIf.

After the regular weekly service at the
venable-Street church tonight the ordinance OF
baptism will be administered. In connection
with the service there win be general donations
OF provisions, etc, for the poor Tho pastor last
Sunday requested the congregation 20 remember
the Door ON tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16

The local staff Of the DIspATcH are IN
debted to Mr.. III. w. Moesta for delicious
strawberry and chocolate cream sent last
night at very seasonabie hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16

II yoar back achss. or yea sro al worn ont,
good tor nothing. h Is general debility. BroWp's
cleanse yoar liver, eIzd Eiy8 god appe(ifo-,
toAes the aez7ck
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
Ci.v-Ward Politics.

There will be q meeting Of the Clay
Ward Actlves at Reinhardtis Hall tonight.
Speeches will be made by the candidates ami
their frienda.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16

Illustrated pamphlets Of Woodland
Heights and Forest Hill Park mailed on
application. A. j. BnADLgY a Co.,
Manchester. Va.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-03-20
CLEANING cohoRED WooLENs.

Four ounces of white CASTLE soap,
four ounces of ammonia, two ounces
OF alcohol and two ounces OF gIyceriue.
Shave the soap in one quart of water
over the fire. When dissolved add four
quarts Of rain water, aud when nearly
cold the other ingredients. Bottle and
keep n cool place. Ons cup Of this
mixture 10 two quarts Of water will be
sufficient for ordinary use. Now lay the
goods on sn old sheet and iron rapidly
ADD lightly on the wrong side, aud then
roll tightly on a curtain pole or any
round piece of wood. II this is carefully
done you do away with the cresses made
by folding. For black silk or cloth dis
solve one tablespoonful OF borax and one
tsbesboouful of indigo in one pint of
warm water, Sponge the pieces we'll and
lay smoothly one above the other, and, IL
possible. put in the sun to dry. Ladies
Home Journal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-03-20
nueElen,s Arnsca saive.

tn BpsT SAWS In the world for Cuts, BEuises
sores. Ulcers, salt Rheuai, Fever Sores, Tetta'
Cnappeo Hands, Chilblaihs Germs, and all sziE
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or 10 pns
re0tired. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satis.
faction. or money refunded. Price % cents per
boz. For sale at II Maretis Drug Store.