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securing Depositors.

There are In this city. no douot' nun
dreds OF thousands Of dollars--pernaps
million or more-hidden away In s'ocHins.
and strong boxes, which would DE p'ous"'
out In few days II the banking laws
Of the country provided as carefully anu
,horoughly for the safety OF deposits III
the banks az they provide for the
curity OF the banks circulating "o''a
Mfr. Chandler, OF New York. was one Vi
the first men In Congress or elsewhere
so far as we know. TO devise plan Io'
accomplishing this desirable object hu'
n Massachusetts man has propose' "
scheme which proves that he is nc 10 NC
ranked with Harter. OF Ohio, and war
ner and Chandler. of New York. ms
Massachusetts man has proposed an III
,ireiy new plan for securing uepos''o'a
and preventing panIcs, which plan We VIII
ON occasion give to our readers. Inc
r.,ionaI banks cannot long continue 10
supply the currency Of the country uniess
Congress provides for more bonos 10 W
sold upon which TO base circulation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
Tha Postal StationR.

1t is gratifying to know that Congress
man Wise and Postmaster Cullingworth
have the promise that the matter OF SUBJ
post-ofiices. or postal stations. for Rich
mond will be settled very soon. There
has already been great deal OF unex-
planned delay. and we trust that Postmas-
ter-General Blssell will see to 1t that Rich
mond has her rights accorded her very
soon.
For years and years Charleston, Atlanta,
Nashville, Chattanooga, and many other
southern cities. none Of which have as
much business as Richmond, have been
supplied with these convenences. while We
have been ignored. When the Dispatch
some months ago entered upon a campaign
for greater postal facilities here the first
thing that We did was to ascertain what
had been done for other cities. and TO
our establishment we found that there was
no other southern city OF our size without
the conveniences which we asked for
Richmond.
The result OF the agitation begun by the
Dispatch. and energetically forwarded by
Mr. Wise and Mr.. Cullingworth, has
been that the authorities at Washington
have promised that We shall soon have
our dues. Still there is an undesirable
lesureliness on their part in establishing
the stations here. Perhaps they are Of the
opinion that inasmuch as we waited for
years without making any cutlery. we can
well afford TO wait yet longer.
The reverse of this is the true aryu-
ment The fact that We have been so
patient through all of these years ought
to stimulate the authorities TO exceed
ingly prompt action. Yes. let us have
the sub-ofiices, or stations. and at once.
We need them. What is more, we have an
amount OF business for them which very
| few southern cities have.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
THERE HAS BEEN ANOTHER
l. TERRIBLE DECLINE


in the prices OF Domestic Dry Goods, and
10 keep posted you must read our adver-
tisement. Come early, If you don't want
10 be disappointed, for you know in these
hard times people don't leave bargains
like these stay long. Read each item
carefully.
80 yards Elegant Quality ana Lovely
style Dress Bingham at 4lzc. a yard.
300 Pairs Gentlemen's Perfectly
Mixed One-Half Hose, to liz, DC. a
pair.
600 yards White Victoria Lawn. &c. a
100 yards Lonsdale Cambria. 1Oc. a yard.
{ Pieces Lovely Quality White Linen,
2Jc. a yard.
800 yards Chambrey; in pink, light-bue,
and brown. Sc. "A yard.
20 yards 4O-inch White Victoria Lawn,
&c.
'rarlatan, all colors, l6l9c. goods l-3c.
yard.
Merrimack Calico Wrappers, 4Sc.
Navy-Blue Calico Wrappers. 15c.
Black and White Mourning Wrappers,
75c
Il. & G. Summer Corsets. long waist.
4Sc
We made another large purchase of
White India Linons in remnants run
ming to 10 yards. and you buy them for
Just soc. on the dollar:
The lOc quality for &c. a yard-they are
sheer and fine.
The PIC. quality for 6Ac.
The 15c. quality for 7izc.
The l1c. quality for l-3c.
The zoe. quality for l0c.
Don't miss this India Linon Sale. If you
do you will regret II.
White Point Venice Laces to match the
Bargain India Linons 4-inch. SCI, 5-inch,
7c), (6-inch, 8 l-3c), G-inch, l0c), (9-inch.
l2l4c.)-that is just about one-half price
for them.
Figured Organdy Lawn, white grounds,
2i2c yard.
imperial Challies, cream grounds and
lovely styles. 3isc.
Corded Dimties. white grounds, l2i2c
goods, &c. a yard
Dotted MulIs. in pink, lilac, light-blue,
and cream grounds. &C. a yard.
Persian Mulls white grounds, lovely
styles, 12t9c. goods, s lie.
White Crinkle Cloth, a lovely fabric
20c goods, I0c. a yard.
Shifting Prints, beautiful styles, SIC. a
LOUIS NACHMAN.
l519 Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
Malone a Didapper.

yyhan duck hunters used the old NM
,oo,, shote,n. they learned from expe-
r,once so IL was said, that didapp6r
could wait Till IL saw the fash OF the gun
and then dive under the water IN tnnc
To escape the shot. We are reminded OF
this fact by the proceedings OF the meet
ing Of General Mahones Republican
state Committee in Washington On Mon
day last. They resolved that they would
NOT nominate candidates for the House
of Representatives in any district In VIZ
ginia, but added that they would rot at
tempt TO control the action OF the local
committees. In other words, General
Malone Is so unpopular that II would
be bad policy for him TO lead the forces
which are this year TO he arraycd in Ire
OF battle against the Democratic hosts.
So General Malone dives under the
water; and by implication the Populists
are requested to run the Malone ma
chine this year. These Populists viii be
al liberty to deny that Malone is their
leader or the leader of the Republicans
who will go into battle this year uader
the Popullst flag.
AS we said some months ago. neither
the Popullst faction nor the Malone fac
ton is strong enough to undertake the
task of defeating the Democratic pa ~
in Virginia next fan. But both factions
cannot lead In this contest. As Shake
speare says IF two ride horse, one
must needs ride behind" If the Poai-
lists and the Mahcnites both mount the
old Republican machine one faction Iaus,
needs ride behind. Malone has agreed
to ride behind. and 10 permit the Po2a-
lists TO ride before. But he. as well as
they, know that the Populists expect
his support in the effort which they IN
tend TO make this year to elect two or
more members OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
We cannot say that we are much
alarmed as yet for the fate Of the Oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
The FrlIer That Beats the Drum.
ATLANTA Consitution.)

ATLANTA COnSututlon.D
You kin whoop an rare bout milyor
ares.
Bout mighty raleroad kings,
An shout % bloated bon holders
Till the air with yelpin' rings,
But on me II makes 10 preston,
Fer none amt haf q gran
As the feller at makes the music
Outen the bass drum IN the ban.
Jeminetty, how he hols hisg"'r,
A-marchin' down the street
An in spite o. all your tryin
You can't check yore shuiilin' feet;
Fer he's a mighty leader.
Ef thars any In the Ian,
The Teller at hammers music
Outen the bass drum IN the Dan.
Pans tryin' L make lawyer,
F.r a doctor outen me.
An mann she thinks a suchSe5S'
As a preacher. | ud be;
But. goodness. all these callins'
Amt a snap long side the man
That hammers all the music
Outen the base drum In the ban.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

Jolly Farmer Edmunds." OF Halifax
county. enjoys great popularity IN the
House Of Representatives. and II is with
much regret that his fellow-members have
heard OF his determination not TO seek
reelection. And we don't know where
the Sixth District will find n man who will
be more attentive to its interests than Mr..
Edmunds has been.
Now we shall have an exceedingly lively
contest for the nomination In the Sixth
District. There. most certainly. the Demo-
cratic nomination Is equivalent to an
election. May the best man win.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

Democratic party. But II our leaders,
fan TO give US good issue to fsht on
fail, say, to frame new tarin DILL
then we shall be afraid Of defeat. Con-
gress cannot AFFORD to adjourn without
having perfected the tariff, let Malone
III, srhat he will
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

Frerrs, Koechlin y Gle FRENCH
ORGANIZES, the very finest product
of the best French makers of printed
Organizes. We are still selling at 2jc.
per yard, and this will he the price for
the balance of the season on this beauti-
full fabric.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
xuo.t Virginia on the Tariff.

The Democratic convention OF SATURDAY
last in Mcdowell county W. Va re-
solved
THAT we endorse the wise ana aoie
manner I'm which our honorable senator's
J. n. Camden and +. J. Faulkner, nave
protected the interests OF our state ana
have done everything in their power lot
the furtherance Of it's welfare
This means. we suppose. that the Demo-
Gratis of Mcdowell county favor customs
duties upon coal iron, lumber etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH Is delivered to
subscribers mt FIFTEEN CENTS per
week. payable to the carrier weekly.
Mailed at 50 per annum: 81 for SIX
months; $50 for three months; eoc. ior
one month.
Tho WEEKLY DISPATCH at u per
annum. ., "a ,.r
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at sl" pe'
annum, or CSC. for, six months.
Subscriptions In all cases payap'e ~ 49,
vance. and no paper continued ai", "s
expiration of the time PAID ior' 49,
post-office money-order. cheek. OF ..,,,
tered letter. Currency sent py m
Wishing their post-ofiice changed must
rive their old as well as their new post
,iiice. sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
TEMPLE, PENBERTON,
CORDES & CO.,
7 and 8 vest Broad street.

TEAZEL CLOTH, BEDOUIN
CLOTH, and FINE PRINTED MAIN
SOCK in variety of patterns in color
ings on white and solid colored grounds,
reduced from l7c. to l2lc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

re.entatiyes. We only mention uss'
facts IN justice TO the truth OF n'S'
for Appomattox Is greas coun.s, ear
fully entitled to all the hoho'' s"e
fairly win.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
ADVERTISING RATS.
HAZE INCH OR LESS

wanted situations t25 words or iess, -
Reading notices in reading matter 'yps'
Ave- lines or less. 81: In nonpareil loaded.
&c. ,,,x,t.hed
,n application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

Dainty Plaid. Checked, and Striped
WHITE DIMITY, one OF the prettiest
materials ever turned out of the Irish
looms, reduced to zoe. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
KAUFMAN ITO.
high PRICES ARE NOT SEASOIABLE.

You'd think so. were you "
prices on MILLINERY. s.,.ne sailor
CSC. buys a Trimmsd and navy Ordi-
Hat. In white, black. ana navy
"J Rough straw Trimmed Sailors. N 'sand.
h,ack and red. with leather
p pi CSC. Always sell for Iss; or Navy
5oc. buys a White, q Dl hs1ns sold else
Trimmed sailor; w ,nnoa AZ sc. :.
Wine Fine Milan Sailors. in six sn :, z Il So
new and nobby, price '5c.. H. si'1'' wv
and $i9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

All of or best grades Of printed M
PORTED DIMlTIES are the choicest
patterns that came out this season, re-
duced from SIZE to 25c. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

Choice of line of FINE SCOTCH
GINGHAMS, in small effects and large
plaids, reduced from 25c. to l5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

All letters and kilograms must oe no
sressed to THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
rejected communications will not De re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

Look at our SOC. SLIPS and GING-
HAM. NAINSOOK, ana Nj USLIN
DRESSES, reduced from 75c., &c.,
and 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

TIME BOARD OF VISITORS OF
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF NlRGiNlA
will assemble in the college BUILDING IN h,ch-
,no,d at an adlourned meeting 20 be had on
TUESDAY, June 10, 1894. nj II o'clock " FOE
me purpose OF electtng professor TO the chas
Of Matsria Medica and Thernpeutlc+ Canoi-
dates for this position will forward ,hg, nRPn,
cations aud testimonials TO ChklStoFhEh
TOMPKINs, VI. d.. Dean OF the facIl1y
BY order o. the Board.
DANIEL ID. TALLEl, Secretary
my ls,2O,24.25, 30. Je3.7.lO,l3.l7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
III. nisnafch Right.

THE action of the Senate on elneSudy
on Inc tarin bill was just what virginia
expected and desired 1t to be. me sehH a.
~ votio1s forms as were deemed neces-
sary TO protect the tobacco interests OF
the whole country from the disastrVuS
results which would follow the admission
free into the United states Oh 'oDaSSo :
,,rovn i'm foreign countries. At the same
Tine that our government laid heavy
nt t upon tobacco and its manu-
facturcs. We need not mince our W9iv a.
The duties levied upon tobacco ana ~
manufactures imported into TINS COUNT W., ,
are protective duties. We So say
in nr,ctice. whatever theorists may say
on The subject. that tariff for protection On
may be needed to couuteract the sHectS o'
our own legislation on particular ih'e'
est. '"-Dispatch OF June D Io'i'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
cuTICuUA WORKS WONDERS

CurrcrRA REMEDIES cleanse me system W
external and internal medication oil every erup-
tion. impurity and disease and cons..tu'o 'no
most effective treatment OF modern linieo'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

Sold throughout the world. Price, CUTiT n,'
roc SOAP. g5c REsOLvEsT, 81. POTTER DhVs
AND CHEN. CoRP., Sole Proprietor, boston,
ss-"How to Cure Skin Diseases" nailed 'rce'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

Special line of INFANTS MUSLIN
CAPS at 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
|THA[HIMER BROTHERS
SIMMER OFFERINGS
AND BARGAINS.
WE IRE PREPARED TO SOPPLl lOlE
W.4NTS nv
DRY GOODS
AND OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES
and call your attention to this spec'@1 "'e"f'" u
uhat ne haUe liz our stocH'
AND OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES.

stIITS.-We are closing out our D
and PLACER Suits at Manufacturer
prices Call and get one az nars'"';
SHIRT WAISTS. We show 2OU oo1e ll, ~,
an tho latest styles at prices rais'"e
from 25c TO s. each -. IA soc
MEMS UNDERWEAR at ~ - "'''
worth double the price. ,,.s,,,,,
and New York mills SHIRTS AZ "'
worth 81 each. ~ sbovs
RIBBED UNDERWEAK'-We ore
great bargains in these. and price" "'N
5. s. 70. 1874. Il, and DC aud GO,
PARASOIS.-Don't fail to cornv a. hon
ono from us. az we are selling 'n'"
AT and below cost. -, Ia,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. received uen 80
Of those Navy. Garnet am -
Gloria Umbrellas at 9Sc.' resu'", LIMO
$50 and So Also just arriV S for
nice Black Handled NV En-, 81
Mourning. ranging IN price
upward.
WASH GOODS. WASH GOODS!
v,u<At LAWNS AND cHAL-
d" ttILs a. 2t,c.. worth Sc. a yaru. ,>,r
,oo ,,iecss e7-inch FINE FIGURED - ~
''' ls,TRIpED INDIA LAWNS at o4V
goods really worth ll1sc. a Edi''
guaranteed fast colorS' .,-,.,.,, ., -
= pieces 2G-inch SOFT BAIlSlE a. ''
inst reduced from i2'ac,. a y@ra, ,,,c,,
- JuI ,os more OF those heautitui
cprpIPrD DIMITIES, in Lilac Biue'
and ~ Yellow II effects. at l2l1c. yard;
90 All. Us SCOTCH PLAID HEPhl
GIEGHAMs, same as gold at 10 @-''''
our special price only l Zoe; 1p ysT1 PER.
Nv c,IEs SATTEENS. AND DUCKS
,or ShIrt-Waists and Dresses at l9'gc'
yard. ,,,,r,,o,tt OpGAH-
oV pi 1',, dc, received. at 81. N. 80 50. and
75c. a yard. These goods are, are very cry
cheap ana make lovely dresses LOT
~, '.,nnan PI,AIN WHITE INDIA LINEN
'O' from an auction sale, at following low
prices: c,,o yard.
at 6l.ic. worth l0c. yard'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

UPTOWN OFFICE. 4y3 EAST BROAD
STREET. .,.r,
WEST-END OFFICE, PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY. Belvidere and Main streets
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1898 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

sure cure for all MALARIAL diseases, auch ~
Cnills, Fever and Ague, Loss OF Appetite, BIZ
iousneas and Dyspepuc pisseders Pains 10 TIE
o9c. M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
4 BAD SCALP DISEASE
scaly Eruptions on Head. Bleeding
When Hair Was Combed. rhy'
sicians Tried. No Success.
Cured by Cuticura.

Ou- little daughter OF four years was troubled
with disease Of the scalp lt looked a. ,t h,s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
THE GREAT sLAuGHTEM,, , voes
,,ip,trr.s OF TRIMMED HATS stih s"e"

rtIr. cUEAT SLAVUIfI ~, ..,s
LIS, LIE or TRIMMED HATS stii goes
on The cHrLpREN's HATS at "a N, o,,,, ma a
stir among the ladies' ,ood values in
but t,Tnis,s' TRIMMED HATS; ,,,o
'n cbiIdren's Pink. White, and Lig h 1ull
MI, Hats. with lace edge, ana i'"''
Strings %r,, Just half priee-llc; ,.uapo,
" Light-Blue and Pink ". White fo'N'-i'''
su n,Doi s,vies and qualities in finer white
ID os" sun Bonnets at 80, ". and 9c. ~.
Null Tam o. Shanters for Lutte "o''
reduced from i5c. to &c; =, ch,rters
White Canvas Caps, ram "'i"'''''''
"Chiidren's Corded and Tucked Fine Null
cans at y. ss. 80. 20. and SSc. some worth
do,ible the price asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-IHE orta-
vi CFNs and raembors OF PELICAN CLINT AZ
TER OFs ROSE CR0IX; No; =; ~ 80 v IssI
And ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RltEoF NE , T..
MhSoNRY southern Juri.dictiOn), arc re-
as,ad ~ attend n nesting at 81; a
hao's Hail, Third and Main streete, WrD-
NEsDAY, June ~, 1894, at S:lo O'Clock W.,
Tor baotug on petitions and worS s ,o h
knights Rose Croix are fratetnailY nN''oN W ~
nresef,t. By order of the Wise Master.
20 la.lt {. A. NESBIrr, 49,, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

rNHE ANNUAL MEETING or The ~
STOCKHOLDERS OF Iuh RlShaUnD
PAPER MANUFACTURING ohfANt Eu' 90
held at tho once Of the company, ITO .as,
Main street, on WEDNESDA1 T.; Jins IS'n, ." -
o'clock N. a IL. tnn'S n, S,o,sc-
ia std NeFTettiN ah'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

al Toe. worth d. O. ...
AZ Il lie. worth o.
al Is 2-3c. worth ~.
DRESS GOODS, DIRE a...
z, pieces Fine and Hand
WOOL CHALLlES 40 Do
regular iSc grad.
70 pieces fS-inch AN-N.I
SERGES In black and ut.. .
stripes. at 81 l-2c. d fluI
a pieces Cream and Whit Gas.
BATISTE. ALBArRos>.
FLANNEI.S. and MDHAl.E
TO 800 a yard. We show
gains In these.
BARGAINS ~ SfLtt
We intend 10 make this lIr
In SILKS. and You vii ..
US call.
Is pieccs WHITE CHINA or|f'..| ..
SILKS for waists anI f......
80. a.. IS. =. $50. and
q pieces BLACK JAPAN.
% and q inches wide" ff
Is. and s5c yard, Wor..
25c. yard moro.
We are stl! sacrNclnE o.r
FIGURED AND STRIPED
AND INDIA SILKS 40 ~
a yard Lovely and lnH.
for waists and dresses
70 pieces BLACK AND VIII
I'RED INDIA SILKS. DO ....
at 75c. yard. worth 81 }a-.
4 RARE CHANCE FOR no. -..
Frs
Special bargains this week r
ing: LACE CURTAIN
QUILTS. READN-NADH
AND pHLOW-CASES
AND OIL-CLOTHS
900 pieces MATING at m
.. and zoe. a yard. Wr.
ward more-as Ne mad.
nrices on them in order '
stock and benefit our c".-"
Notice our BARGAINS tr'
call
Something new and cheap 'n ....
day at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

DICK SUITS start at N,ss; next IN
nrice Sle5. and then s2.ss. and upwards.
We show them in white ana co,ors, an't
you will find them well mace anu P'''ss'
VESTS IN ALL COLORS TO Cohhh-
SfoND' KAUFMAN & CO.
Corner Fourth and Broad streets
lie lS-W&F)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

The coolest and most serviceaellfeu gar gar
,,,ants for the ladies now are StilN /
WAISTS AND DUCK SUITS az,
we have the Waists AT -, ~, tUSb Cor
81 that are pretty ana Boou e"o"e"
anybody. ,,,,arsive such as
The 81 " 81 So and N.95. I'm both tne Colo's
and white. should you desire theih.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

The examination will be open 20 all desiring 70
commence the practice Of medicine III Virginia
except such as we're rejected al the recent meet
iag Of tho BoaId. BENJAMIN HARRISON,
- - N ,a17 Secretary.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-08

According to Niscount Lymington;
there are some 1920 thriving trees
within the boundaries of London of
these the most vigorous as wen as the
commonest is the plane tree, or syca-
more. which stands smoke better than
other trees There are over 300 plane
trees iii the city. Next comes the
lime tree. which supplies more than
200 specimens then they have much the
same proportion of balsam. black and
other poplar trees next in order are
various kinds Of thorn, Of which there
are some sixty or more; and finally
there are a few samples Of other trees
that do not flourish TO any great ex-
tent ia the bad air of crowded towns.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-08
4 CHEERFUL TINE.
The Dentist Had a Rush Of Business on
That Good Sunday

The Dentist Had a Rush Of Business on
THAT Good sunday
"a Sunday or two ago a popular den
fist had quite a picnic in the exercise
of his profession A suffering citizen
said to his wife as she started for
church. s'If YOU meet DR.. n send him
over" She did happen to meet him,
and the man with forceps was soon
with the S. c., whose courage fell to
zero on seeing him Fact was. he
didn't think his wife would meet the
doctor, and If the latter would accept
payment for his trouble he would be
glad to have him go away with
out torturing an unwilling vic
tim. Lets see the offender, n
said the dentist. and then, fol-
lowing up the advan tage. he soon had
five grinders where they could do no
more aching. Suffering citizen was
then a happy man, and. desiring to
also make happy a neigh Dor whom he
knew was afraid of a dentist, he I'M
veigled Mr.. p. into the dread presence,
and after some coaxing out came
twelve snags to make way for "a set. :"
Then the ueighbor, in his great sense
of relief, called ia his wife, who
yielded seven more to the harvest BY
this time the man-afraid- a-dentist,
was just fun and sat down for a pull
of three more. Then the doctor was
out of business. and counted up TWEEN
ty-seven samples of jaw misery as the
result Of his friendly cali.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-08

At wilma, Russia, recently Ivan
Klakwitz. at the third course Of a din
ner a. which sat his wife. mother-in-
law. his two daughters and a son. as
wen as a neighbor and his neigh Dor S
wife. announced that he had prepared
a special dish to which he wanted an
so drink a toast. He then brou ght in
a large dish, covered. and placing St
on the table he lifted his glass and
shouted. "To our next meetingr
The special dish was q dynamite
bomb. Every one in the room was inn
stantIy killed except the youngest
daughter and the servant. who both
died shortly after, and the walls of
ths EqQm were partly Rl2un CUB