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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
The Carlisle Tariff.

The celebrated Walker tariff was the
work of Hon. Robert ]. Walker Secre-
tary of the Treasury at the time 1t be-
came a law of the land. His name
will always be associated with II. IL
was a remarkable tariff for reasons which
we have heretofore given.
The tariff bill which recently passed
the House Of Representatives we have
STYLED "the Wilson BILL" and the tariff
bill which the Senate Committee on FL
nance reported as substitute for the
Wilson bill we have styled 1.-THE Voor-
hees bill" But now 1t appears that
both Wilson and Voorhees, are to be
overslaughed, and Secretary Carlisle is to
be brought to the front as the real patron
Of whatever new tariff bill the sub-com-
mittee Of the Senate Committee on FL
nance may agree to report to the full
committee. In other words Mr.. Wilson
and Mr.. Voorhees, are both to lose the
opportunity Of connecting their names
with the tariff which the present Con-
gress is expected to frame. Mr.. Car
Isle Is just now engaged In straighten-
ing out some of the "entanglements"
Of the Voorhees, bill. so we are told,
and is expected to render valuable as
sistance in the work of tariff revision.
In publishing yesterday Mr.. Cleve-
lands letter to Hon. Chauncey +. Black.
Of Pennsylvania, on the subject Of tariff
reform. we characterized 1t as dis
tinct alignment OF the Democratic party
with the friends Of tariff reform. We
also said that we regarded 1t as indi-
eating that the President favored the
Wilson bill rather than the Voorhees,
bill. The appearance OF Mr.. Carlisle before
the Senate subcommittee to Araighten
out the "entanglements' Of the Voorhees,
bill may cause dissatisfaction with the
administration on the part Of the friends
Of the voorhees, bill. II not on the part
of tho friends Of the Wilson BILL The
latter. however. will probably find that
Mr.. Carlisle likes their bill better than he
does the Voorhees, bill. and that Mr.
Cleveland Is behind Mr.. Carlisle In this
new attempt to secure tariff reform. The
complications Of the situation cannot but
DC Increased unless the administration
can succeed In bringing up the Demo-
Gratis % party men or as administration
men to the support OF the new Carlisle
biu-the third tariff bill which has been
originated In the present Congress.
Secretary Carlisle. like President CIeve-
land, fayors tartn reform. He has Z
theory on the subject. and he lives up
10 that theory. let the consequences b.
what they may. So the Secretary and
the President may decide that they ere
onpossd 70 any compromiss measures %
fAs - The tariff d Concerned. They my
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w. L. Yancev.

General Battle, Of North Carolina. In
a speech made on the occasion Of the
death Of Mr.. Vance. placed the North
Carolina Senator above William L. YAM
cey as an orator, though he eloquently
eulogized Yancey. General Battle said:
II was with william L. Yancey In his
most memorable campaigns. ] was with
him at the Charleston convention. when
solitary and alone he met the Douglas
Democracy Of the North and the West
and drove them back discounted. was
with him at Boston. where the mob first
refused him admission to Faneuil Hall.
then reluctantly permitted the doors to
be opened. then greeted his appearance on
the rostrum with q storm Of Kisses, then
came ripple Of approval. then the build
ing shook with thunders Of applause-and
then the enthused and enraptured multi
tude bore him away amid the shouts OF
the people. the beating Of drums, and the
waving Of banntrs."
This isa good description Of what 90
CURED IN the Brsckinridss National DEM
ocratic convention Of 10. when Mr.. Yam
~ addressed : god many men vho al
not Win that be sheuld b allswsd to
spsaA = ell His sloqusase wus uatch-
~ ..1 ~ =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
Innings! LININCSl

Without good durable Limos
b msdo 70 % or nesr vel. The -
maker csnnot mako dres. q, o., i''.
uniess she uses good Iinng.. i,
II WOW OF this fact ws have s,,ei,.
msnt devoted 10 this branch r., u.s.. ',i-
there you can nod everything ns,i.i.' 'i
class garment ''s.
sfLEsIAs and PERcALISEs. ia s..
ured. y
BRooADED sArTEEN AMI pm.
padded bsck.
sELEsIA SELECT LINING. , ......
stiipse for silk. -
Absolutely FAsT-BLACK sgir.f, ,,.
LINE aud CAMBRIA. .
DafssMAkERs' cAMbR.C.
sCOrCu COLLAR CANVAS. p,sy..
VAS. EDiNBURGH CANVAS. f,...' 'g.
VAS. A.
WORTH LINING, FRENCH csne..
BOOK and CROSS. BAR MrSifN
MORE PEkcALINE. white. fl..,
VIENNA. GROWN. oTANDAt1 r
nswest innings. .,
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KAUFMAN 4 co.
MUSLIN
AND
Swiss Ribbed UndslSarmsnts.

We are erabied to oner some 1,'ss '.'.,s
prices In this department this week. OWING
TO q large purchase from u"u''es
manufacturer 49,.
Ono lot OF two styles OF ChemIse' e ond
made perfectly plain corucd ns ,s.s rna
sIervex and the other V yoke, wiz" Luz Inc
OF tucks and inssrtinss, price 0c'' '"''9
Two styles Chemise. square neck. 1 nr,ne
burg yoke. good quality ""s''"'
Other excellent values In Chemise A.
&c. Sri. n.19, 1852 and upwaW. u,,,h
One lot OF Gowns, In TWO sty's.e 81
tucked yoke or Hamburg YOKE, r ren
neck and sleeves, price 60c; vaiue 'sS. NJ
T-he Woke Gown. with double ~" vi
1ne Inserting and tucks, Guns ensc, ""'
tucked excellent value, &c: worth ~.
Three STYLES at s. and Sc; one nns,
with shirt front. edged at coiiar, e"''''
and down the front with inssr.,hns, and
Another with square, tuchen So,S en-
the other V yoke. with tucks ana h MI
broidery Of fine quality. Ihey "fe
gain at the above prices. cr,ces.
Better grades range IN fohowisn,s, b ~ 20 n
81. SIP, $l.25 N.3s. $1.5o. xlss. 800; cei
SS. and S39s You must see tneni ~ ssre
an idea OF the style and quality thae arc
offered at these prices. cvrpTs
complete variety OF Sk inS1r,SS'
DRAWTRS. AND CORSET-WAisiSy -; ,;
Also. Childrens Undergarments oi ali
descriptions and sizes, at prices I" '''S "'
purses.
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So They Say.


mission
OF man seems to merge in a habit OF
fishin';
With mock eruditlon he makes acquisi-
ton
OF tackle that's meet to the great CON-
petition.
And true TO tradition and habits tuition
He jugs prescription of that ammuni-
ton
Whose pleasant attrition improves deglu-
tition
And hlleth in many n faint intermlssion;
And then, in addition, so says the logi-
clan,
1t fortifes him as a mathematician,
To make deposition of his expedition
That magnifies much the result OF his
fshin.
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1r(oFE;N
(oNRAfY

DRESS SlLKS.-A charming COL
lection of Silks in reduced circum.
stances-fnancialIy reduced, but
they are beautiful and proud as
ever, rich gIeanings from the best
Of this seasons products; nothing
old or musty among them. They
include
Tsaesas. Figured Ska Indias' printed ana
Figured indiss from Isc. to 4ec.; should bs
15c o Yards d 81 Black S MORO SILK, quality s5c
A Spring Wrap! Decide from
among a half a hundred tempting
ones. The price may be $3.50 or
$40. But, much or little, the style
Is correct.
Sample line of $40 Lace Capes
at S.. :,
And as with Wraps so with
Dresses the wearisome, expen-
sive rut of having every dress made
you wear, when the ready-made
offer the style. the variety, and the
saving.
Ladies' Getaway Blazer Suits, were s10.o0-
now s7.99. Another line al 49,. an os
Ladies' Linen Suits In tan or white from s3'"S
toS7.50.
The infants have been looked at
ter.
Long SLIPS. with Jokes OF Inserting. two tucks,
and hem on the skirts, tor sec.
Infants Long Slips, OF tine cambric, Win YOKE
alternately Of nne tucks and Drawn oeaa-
Infants Long Slips. with yoke Of tucks and
embroidery, two tucks on SKIRT and sleeves
Gincham Dresses from 49c. to s4.75.
Long White Slips for children. up 81.
los pieces of Muslin Underwear
90 on sale. tomorrow from toto IL
o'clock. We make this limited
time as they will not be open be-
fore, and are not likely to last be-
yond that time. Prices are:
Ladies' Gown, embroidered neck, Mother
Hubbard back aud front, high sleeve. tor
37I1c.
Ladies' Gowns. hemstitched and tucked paint.
ed yoke, embroidered rufiic' Androscoggin
Ladies skirt, wide hem. with cluster OF tucks,
for 25c.
styles OF other skirts one sort with lace o
inches wide; one embroidered rune 4-inch
wide, and another with cambria rune
riches, headed with cluster OF tucks-choicc
et these tor Acc.
Ladies' Chem.se. embroidered yoke with band,
embroidered edge, for 35c.
CARD-ENGRAVING from be-
ginning to end is under the guar.
dianship of most superior talent.
Few houses in America have equal
facilities. We make the cost tri-
fling, and present samples of styles
to choose from.
If anyone in the Shirt-WaiSt
world has contrived to call forth
harmony. grace, and beauty in one
of these garments, you are sure to
find that style among the many
that are on sale here. 2sc. to
SI2.5o. Every color and kind.
Immense Heavy Turkish-Bath
Towels, measuring 25x5o inches,
will be on sale to-day for 25c. each.
Beautiful Tew-Tinted Art Squares
are here at CSC.
Linen HemStitched Tray-Covers,
staInped-sizes Isx27-for 19c.
each.
THE COHEN co.
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The comet discovered at Sydney, New
South Wales. Is moving northward, and
Will be visible in this latitude in the
southeast about May 10th.
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STREET.
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SWISS RIBBED UNDERWEAR

Ladies' White and Balbriggan kapoea
Vests. full size, with fancy sttcnihs al
neck and sleeves. pairs for 2oc. tam.
White Swiss Ribbed Vests. WIN w. ~
nj neck and sleeves. all sizes, pairs io'
Csc. p,s.ad Vests
tape at neck and sleeves fuli iehe'" anu
width. value 33c: our price l9c .,,
Imitation Lisle Vests. with SILK az mr.
and sleeves, special value for DC; resu''''
made. ,,,.aa Vests
Isle Vests, good quality, silk tape az
neck and sleeves. fun length and w'u'h'
High Neck and IOng-Sleeve Isle vests
and Pants to match. very serV'ceao'''
price SOC. ,,,x,.. ard Rar-
briggan SIX Jersey-Rihbed Vests AZ va
Childrens Vests in various grades ana
prices, az well as sizes.
KAUFMAN 4 CO.,
Corner Fourth and Broad streets.
(ap ?5-w&F2tl
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RICHMOND RAILWAY
ELECTRIC COMPANY.

Main On1cc and Light Department.
foot Of Seventh street, Telephone 657.
City Division, Office Main and Vine
sxseta Telephone 814.
Union Division, Office Twenty-ninth
and T sereeta Telephone ESQ.
Telephone 2821.
Arc and Inesndesoant LIGHTS and
Electric Power q seasonah1o rSfes
Eleeerie-!Aght Wiring specially.
Paseies daGlzing Electric Ilehia or
Power b. notifying ~ main o7Ice by
mail o. te16phonA win Is vodied M.
y : sspssssai.1 - e - eoAp9ny.
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Reading notices In reading-matter type.
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-06
The Chinese RibIe.

The Chinese scriptures or sacred
books were compiled and partly COM
posed by Confucius himself. They
are divided into FIVE books-viz:
The Viking" which treats Who'll
" of cOsmogony.
Sinking, the acts and wise max
inns of Yaoa. Shun and other ancient
Chinese kings and philosophers, who
are now held in great veneration.
Sinking, which contains 81 sa-
cred poems.
"Ee-King. or The Book of Rites, -
which is a repository of maxims and
directions for everyday life of all
sorts and conditions of people.
"Chun-Tsien, which is a history
of the time of Confucius. These
books taken collectively are usually
referred TO in lists of bibles of the
world as The Five Kings" The
word king" in this connection, as
understand it, simply means book.
st. Louis Republic.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-06

The prettiest girl on the hotel piazza
rushed up to the newcomer. holding ont
both hands.
"Oh, Mr. Foster" she cried. Il am so
glad TO see your
"why. Miss Burton" said the young
man. Il thought you had forgotten all
about me. l met you several times last
winter, and you passed me by with no sign
of recognition
Ibid ~ exclaimed the girl. "How very
strange There must have been something
different in your appearance"
NO" he answered. Just the same as
am now"
"Sof" cried she. In the winter you
say Yess Well. Ell, did you have a white
flannel suit;'
why, no."
"Russet shoesf"
"Of course not"
yachting cap"
"Whatl In winterf"
Don't get alarmed wanted to show
you that l shouldn't be expected to recog
nize you when / never saw you in any 9th
er costume. You understand. don't your
she added sweetly.
II think do" was his reply, but, par
I don me. do you think that on the othel
hand you would have bowed il had met
you on the avenue in midwinter wearing
/ that outfit, eh;"-Harper' Bazaar.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-06

A worthy materfamilias. whose children
were troubled with severe coughs, wrote to
ask the editor of paper TO insert a remedy
under the heading of Answers TO Core
spondents." On looking over the paper a
few days afterward she found the follow
ing answer marked with her initials:
IF they are not too young, peel them
carefully. steep them in boiling water with
plenty of salt and keep them eight days in
brine"
The subeditor had mistaken the column
and substituted for the desired remedy a
recipe for picking onions. Petit Jour
nal
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-06

For gallantry and thoughtfulness
a Boston and Maine brakeman on
the Connecticut river division has
broken the record, at least in these
parts. A group of little girls, in
spick span white dresses, were seen
by a Homestead reporter alighting
from a train at the Union station on
a muggy, sticky day, and the brake
man who was lifting them from the
car steps to the platform had each of
his grimy hands wound carefully
with a handkerchief, that no finger
marks might be left on the spotless
waists and sleeves. - Springfield
Homestead.
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August.
Flower

For two years suffered terribly
with stomach trouble, and was for
all that time under treatment by a
physician. He finally, after trying
everything, said my stomach was
worn out, and that l would have to
cease eating solid food. On the rec
ommendation of friend I procured
a bottle of August Flower. Itseem-
ed to do me good at once. l gained
strength and flesh rapidly. 1 feel
now like a new man, and consider
that August Flower has cured me.
Jas. &. Dederick, Saugerties, Y. .
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ALWAYS suoYAnT.
She Works Daily with Man Of Dry Sci
ence. but She overcomes That

She Works Daily with n Man Of Dry Sci
ence. but She overcomes That
A woman who is secretary for
well known scientific man has caused
much secret envy among her sex be-
cause of the Astounding vitality she
always displays Some of her less
energetic friends assert that her vi
tality is positively irritating. She
works all day. and she stays up as
late as she wants to, having the
good times which most women who
work hard deny themselves, saying
they ''sin-ply must have time for
rest" She is always alert mentally
and physically This, she says, is
the way she does it: She rises early.
That at the outset would brighten
most people out of their desire to be
perennially gay Her next move is
more encouraging, for she differs
from those disagreeable people who
recommend cold plunge for the first
act Of the day. She doesn't believe
in cold plunges, but she does dash
cold water in her face. then eats an
orange or some other fruit in sea
son and bathes her face, neck and
arms. BY the time breakfast is
ready and less resolute people are
rubbing their eyes and saying sleep
lily: Mercy Is it breakfast timer
she has copied her report of a lecture
or prepared some original matter for
the publisher Her morning meal
begins with more fruit. She is a
great believer in fruit and water,
but takes the former internally and
the latter externally. Much drink
ing of water, she contends, makes
the flesh soft and fiabby; much bath
ing makes it firm and elastic.
After breakfast comes the long
pull of the days work with the
learned man. He, it is whispered,
does not recognize grammar as his
strong point-at least his secretary
does not. After pursuing the elusive
rules of syntax and rhetoric through
the labyrinth of his treatises, she
goes home a mental and physical
wreck But she looks at her bag.
gard face in the glass and smiles
scolnfully and inhospitably upon it.
She waves her wand, otherwise hel
hairbrush, diligently for awhile and
bathes her face and arms in very
hot water. Finally she heats hel
hand, moistened with aromatic vim
egar, rubs the back Of her neck well
then looks in the glass, and, presto
the haggard face is gone, and rosy
one appears instead.
Late in the evening the superior
secretary likes TO indulge in a crack
er and some stewed fruit, and tn,
last act of the day is her bath
Three times a week she INDUCES in
sulphur bath. She had shrewdly oh
served that at the sulphur spring
even wrinkled old ladies came from
the baths with soft pink glow tinge
ing their yellow cheeks. Consequent
: ly she tried manufacturing her owl
sulphur baths. She throws a hand
: full of sulphur into the bathtub. an,
I the next morning she has as prett,
a flush as a 3-year-old baby.
She admits that it takes determi
nation to inaugurate this regime, bu
a claims that once started it support
itself by the extra energy it super
o induces. And then she exults. An
her indolent sisters say she is YER
g irritating. Her spirits are so an
!. nal. New York Sun.
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coon HEALTH ABOVE WEALTH.

Everybody knows this, and if questioned
will acknowledge it. Yet many who viii
spend any amount Of labor in getting
money, when IL comes TO taking a slight
precaution against sickness OF using some
simple remedy for its cure, viii use neither
time nor money.
ALLcocK's Porous PLAs1ERs are the
cheapest and most efficient external rem
edy ever offered for the relief and cure OF
pains in the chest, side, back and limbs
Stiffness in the joints, strains and twitch
ings of the muscles disappear under their
touch, and even deep-seated pains OF the
stomach, liver and kidneys are relieved and
cured.
Of wealth in that they enable man TO wori
for wealth.
BRASDRETH's Pills strengthen the blood
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-06

A pallid youth with high forehead stood
in the midst Of group Of men whose wild
eyes and crumpled shirt bosoms bespoke a
devotion to the principle of liberty to exist
without labor.
''Dost thou swear
The pallid youth was holding his right
hand aloft and looking very solemn.
TO resist despotic power so far as in
thee lies and TO destroy tyrants at every
opportunity. according TO the principles of
anarchy"
The youth was silent. Great drops OF
perspiration stood upon his brow. and his
limbs trembled beneath him.
speak" they commanded.
"Gentlemen'-
His voice was tremulous. but very ear.
nest.
~ cannot take that vow. My father
is the janitor IN fiat. and my mind abhor.
the crime Of parricide."
With averted glance and heaving breast
he withdrew Detroit Tribune.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-06

a gentleman called one day at a house on
a question Of business. and, in order to
make himself friendly with all concerned,
talked agreeably with the children, and
asked them several questions. He at last
turned to a bright little boy. and with a
winning smile. said:
And what are you going to be, my man,
when you grow upf'
The answer came readily, "Oh, I'm going
TO be a trustee. for ersince papa has been
a trustee we have had ever so much better
things for dinner. Tit Bits
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-06

When there is tea on the table in
some of the hospitable homes Of Bar
hour county, W. Va, the traveller is
sometimes asked, viii you take wet
sweetenin or dry sweeteninf" If he
elects the former, sorghum molasses
is handed TO him, while if he takes
the latter he gets maple sugar in lit
tie Jumps. Exchange.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-06

Il didn't like your cake very well to
night" remarked Gus de Smith to his
landlady.
''Nof" queried she. "What was the mat
ter with it;''
1T seemed to me it was a little short"
Il have noticed the same failing in you.
Mr.. de Smith," was the terse reply. And
Dingley borrowed enough from his friends
to pay something on account.-Texas Sift-
ings.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-06

She-You men are incapable of writing
letter unless you have got proper desk, a
decent chair, "A blotting pad and all the rest
of it.
He-And you women may have "A writing
you will squat down ON low stool and
write on the back of an old book.-Unter-
haltnnrshlaff
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-06

/ Miss Edgeworth remarks that the
king of bulls" was uttered, not by
30 Irish but an English preacher,
who told his listeners that Moses
two tables of stone were made of
shittim wood
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