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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
ROCKWELL ON HIS VICTORY.
lie Thinks O'Ferrsii's Presidential Refer
ences Unkind to All Concerned.
fR- totcgrsr,h IN the DisDaicn1

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 23.-Repre-
sentative Rockwell the successful con-
tpstant in the Noyes-ROckwel contested
election case, decided by the House yes
terday. to-day made the following state
mcnt TO an Associated Press reporter:
The allusion Of Mr.. O'Ferrall TO pres'-
dental politics IN his speech Yesterday
was unkind both to Mr.. Cleveland and Dir.
Hill. and was unjustifed and uncalled for.
number among my friends on the foo-
of the House the friends of Mr.. Cleveland
as well as those of Mr.. Hill, and | have
ALWAYS and on every occasion taken spe-
cial pains TO impress upon members that
did not desire any such question 10 be
brought into my case; that II / could not
WIN upon the merits, after q tair presenta-
tion to the House. did not desire 20 win
at ali. Ii true that Mr.. Hill aided me III my
contest. which 1t was not only hls right
but his duty TO DO. We are friends OF q
life. aud represent his home district Mr..
Hills strong characteristic Is fcalty to his
friends and his party, and TO one had the
right TO suppose for a moment that he
mir. HID. believing as he did IN the JUS
tice OF nv cause, would fail TO aid me IN
every proper way. This he did, and for IT
| am grateful and am glad that the efforts
which have been made to inlure hlm be-
cause of his fealty have redounded TO MS
credit -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
q NEW WESLEYAN CHURCH.
Indignation over a White-Cap Outrage
Socia! and Personal Notes.

fr,orrespondence OF tho Richmond DisDatch.l
M,HERBIN. Va. April 29.-Ihe old IVES
lean Methodist church, which was erected
here in 1878. is being torn down, and a
new aud more beautiful edlhce VIII be
erected on the same site III the near
future.
white.cap notice about three weeks ago,
stating that he must leave the neighoor-
hood. The notice was not complied WITH
and the night OF the l5.h he was VISITED By
n marry. one Of whom slot Randall III the
arm. inficting, il Is thought, fatal wound;
rainfall was a quiet. peaoeable negro, and
fine community Is very much enraged over
such an unlawful act. wv,
Mrs. Fannie Hines and Miss Grace VII
son who were summoned 10 the bedside OF
Their departed friend, Miss Jennie Wat
kins. returned TO Stovall, n. e.. thursday
Miss jamie Morton returned to her home
!, charlotte county. on Thursday.
Miss Bessie w. Dance leaves to-day tor
Burkeville. Va. ,,.u
Messrs. Ii. S. Beverly and Il. 7. Miller,
of Richmond, were IN our village yester'
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
EVANGELIST RosssR's GOOD WORK
Politics In Loui.a-FruIt Only Slightly In
jured-Taik of L1esl Option.
fcorsspondopce OF ,he aiahnoni DisDa'ch.l

fcorrsspoudepce Of the aichmoni Dispa,ch.l
Lorrs.. Va. April PA protIacted
meeting has been going on in the netno-
dist church Of this place for two weeks
conducted by Rev. John G. Rosser. ihe
meeting has taken n deeper hold on the
people of LOUISA than any meeting That
has ever been held here. There have been
n great number Of conversions, many o.
whom are the best citizens OF the placs.
Mr.. Rosser is an earnest, faithful. and
powerful preacher. Ito is striklngly hn-
inorous and y;ltv. aud IS calculated 10 do
n great deal Of good. The people here are
carried away with him.
The Democrats viii meet here on the
9th OF Nav t. nominate delegates 10 the
State convention.
Jhe Democrats of the county are very
much divided between Hill and Glove
land.
There is some talk among the citizens OF
this town of taking steps 10 have local
option election in this district or possibly
in the county.
Am verv glad o. state that the fruit was
only slightly damaged in this section by
the recent cold weather.
DR.. J. l.. Burruss. former agent for the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway at this place,
IL critically III.
Alr. Hugh NJ. Cullin, prominent citi-
zen. and Mr.. Lewis $. Butler. are also IN
very critical condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY. APRIL "a. 1892.

Fitzhuqh Lee. and Mrs Colonel parke.
Among the gentlemen were Cadets Wright.
Alsop. Cary. Lee. Johns. Mayo Allen.
Canell. Thomas. Slater, Crenshaw. Peyton'
Chambliss. Williams, Mepg. Jones,
Cofieen. Elliott. Cartwright. Hueer, Blum
don. Winn. Drew, Clarke. Thornton, LII
lev. Rlxey. Aloe. Stephens, Witners, Cap
tam Gilkerson, Captain s. Is. Walker,
Mossrs. J. K. A. Hobson, j. r. L. Carmi-
chacl. ]. N. Goode. l.. L. Coles, ". y.
Henderson, G. II. 1ousweire, Greenlee u.
Letcher. ]. W. stoyall. j. J.. Hudson, II.
d. sproul, s. McP. Glasgow. aud W. a.
Bell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
Judce staples,s Leaven.
lPoterabnrg IndeI.AppeaLl

Lynchburg has yindicated the wisdom OF
Judge Staples's assertion by sending solid
Hin delegation to the State convention.
The leayen is working. despite the clamor-
Gus declarations of our friends Of the Cleye-
land press that the Democratic party, as
big ard powerful as it is. finds it's ft EN-
bodiment in one man alone. II this were
really the ease the party would no longer
be the giant that il is. 1t would become
the pipmy that il should be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
Cadets, Hop at the v. M. /.

fcorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
Tpxrxaros. VA, April 29.-One OF the
80, eniovable hops of the season was
owe, owen on FRIDAY evening at the Virginia
M,,itary Institute mess hall by the cadets.
T Thers 3 always some romance attached to
a hon Given by the boys in gray, and as
usual the young ladies were there IN full
Among the ladies present were Misses
Elaise White, ----- OFT, - EmngeI'
MARY Williamson, Ellen Lee, Elise semmes,
Bessie shipp, kas a,sn a0R Retais Carl Mrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
THIS IS THE SEASON

THIS Is The SEAcON
when the wants OF most people are the
greatest, either to adorn the person or
furnish the house. 1t IS now that the
most money is spent. 1t Is now the t.me'
when the weight of our lowest price
commits. that the sturdy superiority on
vslues tell. Attend our sales this week
and see by how fer We excel Every de-
partment has strong inducements. see
The broad -shouldered values; ponder
over the low prices on the tickets. then
you will understand why VIC DO the
largest cash business i'll America. Come
examine, buy, and save. Rememoer..
we increase the purchasing power OF
your dollar ut least one fourth.
Here are some sample bargains taken from
different departments.
BLK COUNTER.
WASH SILKS, for Waists and Costumes, mar
row pin stripes, 20 inches wide, Toe worth
s1.21. 49, ooDe ror-Nrvp
80 pieces SHEER BLACK PLAID ORGANIZE
MuLLs for lie. yard worth -Uc'
ATTuE RICH DRESS-G0oDS COUNTER.
PATTERN SUITS, one OF a kind, for s!.s9
| mai wero 40: PATTERN So ITS, imported 10
sell at $50, Tor sl5 and az.
AT PARAsoL COUNTER.
SILK UMBRELLAS, for rain or shine, bright
| red. garnet, navy blue, bright blue, WIN
covers and tassels and curved grapevine
| handles, "a inch, 81 wsrih 50; 20 inch' si.oo
IN WRAPPER ROOM.
PRINCESS WRAPPERS, made OF BLACK
Ground China Cloth, With colored flowers, lined
nerfect ats or money refunded. oil sizes, sl'Zo'
AT HOSIERY COUNTER.
| LADIES' LIsLE-THREAD HOSE, brilliant OF
dull, oar cele DRAFTED Royal staine's Brand 'nree
| pair for 81. ..,,,
AT UNDERWEAR COUNTER.
| LADIES' RIBBED SLEEVELESS UNDEh-
| YEATS all sizes TO 8, for Sc. each.
| GKNILENENS GENUINE BALbhleuhN
| SHIRTS. woven necks, not bound, Zoe. each
In MATING DEPARTMENT.
GENUINE SEAMLESS MATING, large
blocked and small check patterns, all new snc
| fresh, 25c. a yard. -
IN wINDow-sHADE DEPARTMENT..
With every SHADE sold this week VIII pt
| given free the patented arrnngement unicl
nSositively prevents the Shade nom teine puhs<
| Cd the roller BY careless servants or Children
H22e)sxexH . az &NtonX
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
Discretion.

Caraway; Sad, isn't it. TO contemplate
III. number OF great men the grip has car
Tied DIP :,
Hooks: You're right. Next winter |
shall 60 away. think to some warm ana
sunny cline.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
Box 32y, Rlchmond. va.
Telephone No. 1911, b. ep lO-Suit'
UNDERWRITERS. -HEADQUAR-

V,YPEWRITERS.- II T. A Do U A n
i TIERS for the world; all makes; don't pay
manufacturers exorbltant prices; we ship
eyerywhere, giving thorough examination before
accepting; absolute irs.-class condition guarah-
teed: posltively ali makes at about or less than
nalf price; exchanging e specially; instruments
rented anywhere: largest stock Ia me worid'
two entire doors devoted exclusively 70 type
writer's: see commercial rating Tor our rsspohsi-
nsitv. illu-trnted catalogue and specimens tree.
TYrEWRITER HEADQuARiEhS, III Broad
way. New YORK No. 1856 Monroe street, Chicago
40 ,5-SQ4s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
Kndford,s Esaay Heporis.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch'l
RADroRp, VA. April 22.-Miss Gertrude
Bell Greene entertained her friends at
delightful tea on yesterday evening.
Among those present We're Miss Lucille
Spindle of Christiansburg, Miss Jennie
Heth. Captain Ileth, Messrs. Rudd,
Spencer, Heth, Tyler, Junkin, and DIR.
james.
Mr. +. L. Buck, who has been at Gov
ington, Va, for several weeks, has re-
turned and Is much improved.
Mr. Irwin. wife. and daughter, OF Wythe-
vile, have moved here to live perma-
nentiy.
Mrs. Captain Eakin returned this eve
ming from visit to her fathers home, al
Emory, accompanied by her sister.
Misses Laura Henning and Mamie Pep
per return to Salem and Elllston on to-
morrow.
Miss Gertie Greene, chaperoned by Mrs
Madison and Mr. ID. NJ. junkln. left thu:
evening to attend q german at Blacksburg
Miss Lucille Spindle, of Christiansburg
is visiting Mrs. a. 4. kearsley this week.
Mrs. W. L. Gum is on a visit to friends
at Vinton.
The German Club viii give a leap-yea'
hop at Randolph Hall tonight week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
RUsrNrss WANTS.
rVUE MANAGER OF A LARGE

THE MANAGER OF A LARGE
MANUFACTURING CORPORATION, ind
ing his health impaired by long and close a,ten-
tlon 10 business, desires TO communicate WIZ
YOUNG MAN. from % TO rs years OF age, pos
sessing capacity, business experience anu .
character above reproach, who can invest
500, 600 or more, and with whom he can uindo
With satisfactory party very favorable Ak,
rar cement will be made. commencing with 2
ssia'ry IN 40 900 nor annum and advancement
as fast as experience and capacity Will wsrrah,'
Applicants must positively possess tho duai''
fcations above mentioned. Address ~
Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
The Only WY TO Mako Business Pay.

The Only Way 90 Mako Business ray
III. c. Dodge in the Chicago SUM-
used 10 wonder why
As smart man "a
Could never make my business succeed, ceed'
coed;
In spite Of toll and care
And always being there
1t wouldn't pay and worried me indeed oeed'
deed
While others all abound
The road 20 wealth had found
poorer yot aboard my sinking ship, ship, SHIP
Until, alas, knew
That In a month or two
The sheriff sure would have me In his grip, grip,
grip.
Each night with aching head
! 10 sea upon my bed
Endeavorng to lhink out my mistake, taKe'
take
Why with vim aud health
Aui means u gaining wealth,
Could never. Ike my neghbors, money MAKE
make, make.
At last I thought IL out,
lnoticed tnOse about .
Who advertised were getting lots OF gold, gold
gold.
Whilo those afraid to try
We're LEFT the same as /.
Because our business methods were TOO OLD, Oh,
old.
kicked myself az once
Fer being such n dance,
Then Ia the papers kept q Gov as sd. I'D, ad''
lily business right away
OF course began % pay
Which makes my friend, tho sheriff, very sad,
sad, sad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
TONES. HE PAYS THE FREIGHT,

Oh INT Smith, he does tho business There
fore there arc "aies" on Jones but none on
smith, for no Is the sole dealer for the southern
states IN the sale OF HALLS SAFE AND LOCK-
GI.IR-PROOF SAVES, BANk-vAuITS. kkASS,
WIrE, and CouNTKa WORK. BANK FuhNi-
TIjRE. etc. SMITH. Of Richmond, 26 pofth
Nlnth street, hichmoud, Va nh lt-eutjesd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
GROCERIES WAY DOWN.

Z, pounds GRADUATED Sugar, 2jc.
CITY Meal the very best, 5Sc. blshel
breakfast Strip Bacon, o.. pound.
Good Coffee. roasted fresh every day, 2Oc.
hound, Pure Lard &c. pound.
Bright New Orleans Molasses, Doc gaIon
Nice Mackerei, 1Sc. dozen.
3 pounds Best Preserves for Poe.
pounds Good Prunes for 2oc.
GOOD Tea green and mixed. for 2oc.
Try our 0unpowder Tea for Doc pound,
coed as you pay 81 elsewhere for.
pounds Cat Flakes, fresh, for 25c.; Jowls, &c.
pound.
salt Salmon, try it. 10c pound; Marvin's Fresh
soda Crackers &C. pound; Maryin's Fresh Cream
Crackers pounds for 2Jc- bags silver hing
Flour for Toe, the best sold Irish Potatoes lsc
peck; 9 cans Table Peaches for 25c. Pure Cider
Vinegar 25c. gallon. Call Cor my price-list.
Telephone $40. ;. uLLAAN's son,
an Io-SuOt 1920 andlS22 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24

WANTED, EVERY BREEDER
w and fancior OF poultry 10 send US their or
der for SETTING OF EGGS from our THO
KOUGHBRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS, LIGHT
BYAHMAS, BROWN LEGHoRNc, ana BLACK
IANGsHANS-nfteen eggs for az. Send Tor IL
Illustrated circular. Largest poultry and broiler
farm ln tho South. Farm three miles from Rich
mord, Hermitage road. Visitors welcome. Ad-
~ BLOoMINGDALE STOCK COMPANY,
Box 500, Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
/IuTIp COAL FOR RICHMOND.


VXTATER- AGROUND MEAL, 5sc. PER
w bushel. Best Patent Family Flour, $3.50 !;
Nice Patent Family Flour, $3.50; High Grade
Patent Family Flour, So; Best Flour, 3Sc. por
bag. two bags. Csc. Fresh-Roasted Laguayra
Gomez, zoe; Finest sugsr-Cureqi h s So tie.
GIG. Virginia Packed Tomatoes and Corn, 81 per
dozen: Good Butter, l8c.; Fine TaPie Butter,
95c: large bars Soap. 25c.: Good Rice, &C. !;
New Mackerel, roc. Fine Irish Potatoes, Use. q
peck: Currant Jelly, DC; New Dates, pounus
3or ore . Messna Lemons, 1Jc. per dozen I;
Fresh Roasted Arbucklo Coffee. and New sugar
Cnr.d shoulders at ID. U. SULLINAN's, 1S Main
s,raet IPhone. 5Oz. ap I5-F&SutMyl0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24

TR. o. U. A. MA $ 7 4 Q A Il
- called meeting Of tho STOCKHOLDERS.
BOARD Of DIRECTORS, AND TRUSTEES or
THE BUILDING ASSOCIATION will be held at
Gatewood's Hall, 3ls west Broad street, MON
DAY, April 25th, AZ $50 pm. Allmemoers are
earnestly requested 10 DO present,
By order OF the President. -
Attest: q. III. GORDON,
anO4-lt Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24

Washington letter, New York Herald.l
"Well. Hill retains his seat, =" said a witty
Repubhcan representative at the close of
to-dav's session IN the House.
The member spoke sarcastically, of
course. but there was a deal OF truth in
ms utterauce. II was. in fact, II victory
for Senator David Bennett Hill, without
whose assistance Representative Rockwell
would tonight oe "a statesman out of u
lob" as Senator ingalls, once aptly ex-
pressed 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24

H.'. ..Irmau q lcrrall arose 70 reply
t M fho debate every one listened.
BID. been limited that he would make
astonishing remarks. but It had not
believed that he would 20 10 the eX-
pouring out sarcasm on Senator
rtiNilng cx-President Cleveland.
i made gToat preparation Tor the
lu beginning he remarked dryly :
81" talt th9 CquiuOctial storm Is over
We viii have O calm. General
I'D Tho speech of the gentleman
NtE YORK. reminds me OF a story. A
tl o..ored boy was caught out az
L-.'n heavy thunderstorm. lie could
I..A bus way by the occasional flashes
'urg The bog was badly frigbten-
avg falling upon his knees, ne ex-
Oa. lord. FIT is just the same 10 YOU,
"-h you would gave me more hight aud
fU.,p'
Ia. crack At Mr.. Cochran provoked up
laughter and applause. Members
.'-I Q lp aud down and yelled with
It was several minutes before
Rouse became quiet. Sir. Cochran
present 20 onjOy the Joke. Con-
BY. OFcYrall said
DR.. gentleman has seen 81 20 lecture
-. freluiau and a Democrat. III
'.i Pa one thing more than another that
. proud 0i u IS that 1 am NIginian.
have been false 20 ms State had
.'- differently m THIS case The gentle
Nn New York talks about my being
in Republican company. lie voted
Democrat "a the fiftieih Con-
.-.'' 10 am ~ bad company now, where
Ae theny ia this Congress he has
..i lo retain Republican in tis seat.
." eoolt the company he was IuS
dent ~' "'""''
-r OFeual: Yes. and be is Away:
"l..s when be u Independent. Mr. Eel
ias said that The contestant Is not 4
'-i'nt Of the district he seeks 10 repre-
understand that neither Colone
lows uOr 1r. Cochran byes in tho dis
Ae represents"
~h Cochran denied that this was fact
'+ as ne vas concerned.
,H" 0'ifaEsIL KISIns TO MS CRITICS.
en- Ofeuall went on unpindful Of thu
Interruption
expected criticism when ! took thi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
WANTS.

Ma AN LED, NAV TIi1bLH ~ NH'
w upon the grocery tsn1e with q full line 81
CATSUP. MUSTARD. PICKLES. and other arti-
cles in Richmond and surrounding district.
commission OF 10 per cent. offered Tor tue nrst
month. Afterward, II suitable, salary VIII %
given. References required Apply
AMERICAN PURE FOOD COMPANY,
3i4 Pennsylvania avenue, northwest,
ap24-3t Washington, ID. c.
WANTED, A POSITION IN SOME
w wholesale shoe house, man with five
or more years experience in the retail business
Answer SALESMAN, care OF DISPATCH once.
ap gA-lr
WANTED. FIFTY COOKS AND
w GENERAL WORKERS TO go North this
week. Wages from SO 10 3 10 per month.
R.W. ELSUMS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
ap 24-lt' 4l0 east Broad street.
WANTED. A COLORED BOY Be
w TWEEN il and I3 years a nge. Apply
AZ 2G2O east Grace, corner Iwcnty-seyenth 1nd
Grace. aP Et-IL
XSvANTED.-YOUNG MARRIED
w MAN. No Printer,o g2 2Tld habits ot ana
Address sc. W. W." care DISPATCH Office.
WANTED. AN INSURANCE so
w IICIToR. also man 10 travel. Salary
and comm,ssion to RIGHT party. Apply ut Room
>, Hanowinckol building, between ana
o'clock T.. ". ap AT
WANTED. A COLORED AGENT
w who has had some experience soliciting
| insurance. $50 70 the right patty. Address ~
| sURANCE, care OF Carrier No. l. ap .4-lt
WANTED, A VIRGINIA LADY AZ
w HoUSEKEEPER FOR HOTEL, Two
| GOOD COLORED WATERS, and GOOD COL
| ORED BARBER. Address, stating salary e1-
pected, d. :. hILt ~
ap 24-su, Tu&Ih3t
4 TTENTlON, GROCERS WANT
| ~ ED. b. frst-class grocery salesman, Q
| SITUATIONS Is well known and can command
| a GOOD trade First-ciass city reference fur
| nished. Would accept position with whole
| sale groocry-house "a city drummer. address
| H., care oil Carrier No. 10. ap %f-Su&IG-t-
WANTED. A FIRST-CLASS GER
| w MAN or IRISH WOMAN 20 do the work o.
| q small family. A good home 10 the right per
| son. Call Monday at lO4 south Madison street.
| zap 2i-lt'l
WANTED. A COLORED WOMAN
| w az a HoGsE-SERyANT. Apply at once at
| DISPATCH Office. ep %t-o.
| WANTED, A GOOD COOK AMI
| w CLEANER at once. Apply at ll3 south
| Third street. ap241t'
WANTED, A YOUNG LADY TIC
| w solicit orders and sell patterns for ladies
/ dresses by tailor system. ". BATAVIA,
| an ali. 1902 east Main street.
TWO MILLINERY SALESLADlEs
| i wanted nj 1921 east Main street ap PAL
WANTED, A COMPETENT
| w NURSE. Apply, with references, at 81
| west Grace, up 24-lt
WANTED, A POSITION AS BOOK
| w KEEPER by young man fun graduate o.
| Eaetmans Business College. Best OF references
.,ven' r. II, ", 7I0 east Franklin street, city
| ap24-1t' --
| CALESMEN WANTED FOR COUN
10 fCY AND CITY. Salaries and commission
| paid 10 good men. Apply 10 .,,,>-,.
p'''- THE STANDARD sEWING-MACHINE,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-22
Ouccr Things About RazOrS,

The finest grades of raZorS are SO
delicate that the famous Damascus
blades cannot equal them in texture. II
is not generally known that the grain Of
a Swedish razor is SO sensitive that the
general direction is changed after a
short service. When you buy a fine ia
zor. the grain runs from the upper end
of the outer point in n diagonal direc-
ton toward the handle. Constant strap
ping will twist the steel until the grain
appears to be straight up and down.
Subsequent use will drag the grain out
ward from the edge. so that. after
steady use for several months, the fiber
of the steel occupies position exactly
the reverse of that which it did on the
day of the purchase.
The process also affects the temper Of
the blade, and when the grain sets from
the lower and outer point toward the
back you have a razor which cannot be
kept in condition even by the most con-
scientious Earl err. But here's another
curious fr,' ak that will take place in the
same tool: Leave the razor alone for a
month or two. and when you take it up
you will find that the grain has assumed
its first position. The operation can be
repeated until the steel is worn through
to the back.-National Barber.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-22
GOOD LOOKS

The Atchison Globe, of Kansas,
says: I'VE have noticed that when
you tell woman her daughter is just
the image of her when she was that
age, the mother looks pleased and the
daughter looks scared" Most women
break down and lose their bloom at
an early age because OF indigestion.
1t is this that paints the cheek with
the sallow hue of disease-that writes
wrinkles upon the forehead and puts
premature crows feet" at the corners
of the eyes. If people who suffer from
these causes would take the Laxative
Gum Drops they will be surprised to
find that the cheek regains its accus-
toned fullness, that the face regains
its freshness and the skin its delicate
tint. Nothing will do this but the
possession of perfect health. All the
washes and cosmetics in the world are
as nothing beside the buoyancy of Wig
orous health. The Laxative Gum
Drops put the stomach and bowels in
prime condition and remove all waste
and morbid matter. When this is
done the good looks of the invalid
return as if by magic. Get them of
any dealer. Small boxes, 10c; large
ones, 2JC.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co.. Peoria. Ill.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-22
NEED NOT GO DRY.
Samplest Of Liquor Can he Given Away
Mt the Worlds Fair.

samples, Of Liquor Can BE Given Away
at the Worlds Fair.
TheTreasury Department has rendered
decision, which may relieve the thirsty
visitors. ntsthe Columbian Exposition, even
should AN anti-lquor la " be passed 1t
relates to cask OF cordial which an ex-
hibitor wants to give away in sample lots
The department rules that samples may be
given away. Thus. il cordial can
be given away for samples. so
can water or wine or beer or whisky
ayes" asked an inquirer OF the official.
.'but how is that .going TO help the thirsty:
No one is going to give whisky and beer
away" Before the official could answer a
man old in experience said: "You now
pay for your whisky and get your lunch
free. don't you?" The inquirer nodded.
WELL" said the wise man. "when you 90
to the fair you can pay for your lunch and
get your whisky free. See:" The in
quirer wiped his mouth in anticipation and
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-22
Phantoms,

Tho hcpes Of cure held out in the advertise
ments Of numberless remedies are mere phan-
toms, without the slightest shadow Of reality
about them. On the other hand. no statement
has ever been made i'm behalf Of Hoste4ter's
Stomach Bitters that is not susceptible Of
ample substantiation. Care has ever been
taken in laying its claims before the public to
circumscribe those claims with the bounds OF
truth. Allegations outside. Of these form no
blot on the record Of this sterling. time
honored remedy. proven by the most respect
able evidence to be remedy. for and prevent
i've Of malarial disease, rheumatism. kidney
trouble. chronic indigestion, and biliousness.
1t is an inefrably fine tonicJ promotes conva-
lescence and mitipates the itniirmities of age.
Taken before retiring at night 1t is q promoter
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