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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCES.
The President still of the Mind Espresso"
fo Mr. Wilson.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-Speaker crisp
WAS at the White House to-day ana Ms
visit TO the President caused a rene"ai oi
the comment as to the interest OF the au-
,nin,stration in supporting the tar'ii posi-
tion Of the House. Mr.. Crisp oeci'"''
e. say ANYTHING Of the conference or
oven 10 intimate whether the tarih had
been talked of. u,.r,,,,
Nirssrs' Kilgore, of Texas, ana Bynuh,
Of Indiana. the latter n member oi oi,r
~ '' pr'sident to-day. Mr Kilgore Is en-
5a,voring to stem the tide in the Honse'
which has set for the last two DAYS ,.ot 'ot
,hr senate asks. lie thinks the IL house use
viii vet win the struggle ana 50 'o''' WV
To All his callers Mr.. cleveland ,'n TN,
,.~.sseJ the same determination sho"H
~ his letter to Chairman Wilson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
Vatbjur In Dog Days" Not tnhealthy'


In years gone by there was super
stition. which stIll exists 70 some extent
thar II was not healthy to battle III eH .
posed streams after August lst, or y,
what are commonly called dog lays,
The people have largely outsro"n tnsS tnis
Idea. which has no foundation on "hicl.
TO rest. Dr. Oppenhimef, presl'eiu VI
the Board OF Health having ms t'eh-
ton drawn To this subject S.S,s'1nS
said Instead of being unhealthy ne -
garded river-bathlng In August a.. F''
hsnaacl,I Bathing should, he thinks, b.
kent nm "A long as tine weather Is warm
| enough. ..,..,,,,,,
Mr.. Westman viii keep his nat'tofiuni
off AIsyo's Island. open through August
and in obedience To the popular n'ihihO
win make Mondays and Wednesdays ui
to y. NJ. ana Fridays up To 30 A. A
family days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
w,,.ou Democratic Convention.

WILSON, y. G.. July -(Speclai.)-.
Yesterday evening the Democratic con-
yention OF Wilson COUNT assembled IN
the Courthouse here. TIE vote of the
county was divided between Hon. Jane :
Edwin Moore. OF Martin county, ana
Hon. Jacob Battle. OF Nash, Mr. Moota
getting y l-2 and Mr.. Battle l. II.
Mr. Jesse Moore offered A resolution re-
commencing the County Executive Com.
mittee TO call for a primary election to
nominate Candidates for county offices
ana the Legislature. The resonuon wa'
vigorously opposed. but the vote was
taken by townships and the re'o'u''O"
Last night at the Episcopal church Mr.
A. r. Black. of New York, WAS united
in marriage 10 Miss Mamie Mercer, a
beautiful and accomplished young laiy
OF this town. Rev. 6. ). Nlnshls pi''Vs,
otiny Th,, happy couple left on the u
r. 81. train Tor Washington city and
other places North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27

6: Roanoke, 2. Two-base-hits-Brodie
and Kelley. Home run - Honeycutt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
,oose Minister Recalled.

wAsHINGTON, d. G., Iniy T,Sy,s,sr zS:-Mr; Sns
Coo Tateno the japanese Mli,lst'il, ic,trrs 10
noI HsDn recalled. and win present his let'ers
Of recall to the ,5 President en- yonday. iniS The
term rc O. GoTTs TPs'G at one post is thres years
and Tateno has been in the Onlt9a Ia NV 1,"'be be
nearly four years. he WI a,rpnDnsn pron%i iega-
,ransierT[d tram ,S Win vi oe be succeeded Minister
T." the United states by Mr.. kaaek3, a,neko wLo
Was r1ncated in this country Mr' haiieng HS
graduated at Yale; ana was aw q nsc6ooi. s5"oL lie
's 1'' no% Vice Minister of Agriculture ana
F.,utnpTce. a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
Base Ball mt Chewnins's.

CROXTON. VA. July 26.-,SpeclaL)-On
Tuesday. 9th instant. our neighborhOOl
was enlivened by match game Of base
ball played at Mr.. c. G. Chewning's $
store The Thornsburg team played our
Chilesburg nine Chilesburg's score was
20: Thornsburgs, l3. The game was wit
Messed by a large crowd quite a number
coming from a distance Chilesburg play
ed Thornsburg on the lth instant on
their own ground and came out victOrs
Our boys are gaining quite reputation
The praise is due our enterprsing mer-
chant above mentioned, who organized
fha pluh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
THE FARMERS WIN AT HOME.
Eoanoke Plays Well But Boyd IL batted
All Over the Field.

PETERSBURG. VA. July 26.-tSpecial)
The Farmers defeated the Roanokes TINS
afternoon in well-played garas. Smith
was invincible. allowing the Visitors oh'y
seven singles, while the home team mt
Bovd for twelve singles, two two -DaSgefs,
and home run.
The Farmers, in field work. were superb
making only one error out OF some thlt y
chances. II the boys can only mona u'is
gait il will be plain sailing from now out
The visitors were at their best, making
only one error. They certainly save
Boyd excellent support, the NV runs 81
the Farmers being earned. BOYD was
very effective up to the eighth wan he
seemed 10 weaken. allowing the home
team TO make seven hits, netting Iouf
runs. The other was lioneycu-ts nome
run In the third. The visitors scored thelr
two runs in the sixth and ninta. Here IS
No
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
C,rter NnminnieL for Judgc.

ASTIEVILLE, ". g. July 70 -tSpeciai)
Henry Bascomb Carter has been non L
mated to-day by the convention AZ Dllls-
boro' by "A large majority as the beino,
crafic candidate OF the Twelfth Judicial
District for superior Court Judge. hs
competitors were Judge Shutofd; who
hoped 90 b. his own successor, ani CIR
land Ferguson. OF WsynesviNe. tart"r
was lately Judge Of Buncomlc county
Criminal Court, and Is a younser broihes
OF Collector NJ. T.. Carter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
.l MD Not Specnlate.

1-,cIIINGTON. July 26.-rhe sugar m
", W ;e,tinr COMMITTEE held very Driet
Ves''sa',thii Vess'i ,his AFTERNOON for the purpose OF
of The firm Of seymour co., ,,r,it,ce %, fu~
n,,i,> iorN' days VS. before. and refused 10 answer
ooss,,ons eo@g oasS lie said to-day that Camden Camden
9adS'rol' qua nor engaged in speculation through
his Once. nor any other senator do i"'
a = ne knew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
WASHINGTON SMALL-TALk.
Senate Bili or Nothing sun the Claim
Personalities

WASHINGTON u. G.. July 2G-(Spe-
cial) The situation In tho Senate to-day
was quiet. compared with what IL has
be-u The Democrats. as Il lyks now,
VIII stand together for the bin az agreed
"a weeks ago. and which was passed
ou the 81 Of July. The claim that II will
b. the Senate bin or nothing holds good
Goo date. and all the indications point to
retention Of the 40-ccnts-a-tOn revenue
llty ON coal and iron-ore. Enough OF
the southern Democratic senators. IN
oi4dlng the Virginia. West Virginia.
Maryland. ana Alabama senators. will
stand firm for these duties. Not ten
Democrats under any consideration viii
vote 70 change these paragraphs and the
Republicans are all against placing coal
ana irOn-Ore on the free list.
Nr. Villas reared and charged to-day,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
LABOR CONVENTION CALLED.
Deh. Makes Speech and Is Loudly
Cheered-For Congress.

CHICAGO, July 26.-The Board of Di-
r.ctors of the American Railway Union
a.c,dea this morning to call a conven-
,,on Of delegates of the local unions In
this city In August The convention VIII
y. attended by one delegate from every
local union at present affected by the
s,,,ke and will determine whether the
s,riLe will be continued or abandoned.
Eacb delegate win be instructed by his
union before attending the convention
nov his colleagues feel on the question.
and he viii have full authority TO act
for them. This will relieve the directors
NJ direct responsibility and incidentally
accomplish the purposes OF Debs. Howard.
Keliher. and Rogers. and without laying
them liable to another case OF contempt
of court. At least this ~ their opinion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
THE STAUNToNs NEARLY SHUT OUT.
Hodges Home Run tho Redeeming
Feature-Kissinger Pitches Well.

NORFOLK, VA. July 26-tSpecial)-
A good-sized crowd was on the league
protracted but decidedly interesting. and,
at times. exciting game between Staunton
and the home team Notwithstanding the
fact that the visitors were overwhelmed
and almost shut out. a brilliant home
run by Hodge was enthusiastically ap-
plauded. and q three-bagger by Mahon
won the cheers Of the crowd. Kissinges
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
DEBs GOES TO TERRE HAUTE.
rJ,a siaI Aid Pledged Him by Labor
Organizations in the suite.

CHICAGO, July 2G.-President Debs ielt
mis- evening for Terre Haute. Ind, where
he viii make an address this evening"
.So much has been said against me,
said Debs. that | am going before my
people, where / was born and raised. to
saw a word in my behalf.
number OF delegates OF the labor or,
ganizations have pledged Debs nnanclai
ala in the suits brought against him. lie
US assured that there would be suil-
cient money for him to employ the best
legal talent in the land, and TO carry tne
cases TO the hihgest courts. II found ne
cessary. a.,
Debs will return 10 chicago on Moiluas
navt and thereafter make his headquar-
ters here until matters are In such shape
as TO warrant his going home to stay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
when Travelling,

whether on pleasure bent or business;
,ake ON every trip a bottle OF syrup ~
Figs. as IL acts most pieasanuy a nd
effectually on the kidneys, ss w. anc
,n,ye,s preventing fevers, headaches, anu anu
,o. pym.'', ,orms of sickness For sale in Ooc'
othei 9, no,,,es by all leading druggists.
snu mannsa actured by the California Fig syrup
company only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
National League Gnmes
Virginia News Items.

NJ. H. Prince, OF the pOlice-detective
force OF Norfolk, was removed yesterday.
and John r. James was appointed In his
stead.
Dawson Mitchell (coloredD was run over
while asleep on the Norfolk and Carolina
railroad yesterday, and had his right leg
crushed on.
Chief-of- Police Iredell, of Norfolk, has
Instructed the police TO notify barkeepers
and others to stop the use OF slOt-ma-
chimes for gambling purposes in their
places OF business.
CAPTAIN ID. Pitts. one OF the most favor
ably and best-known citizens OF Lancaster.
died sudd snly on "Wednesday evening
while in his buggy on his way from his
home near Farnham, to Lancaster. The
deceased leaves three small children.
Two white men. giving their names as
John McClaner and George Lewis. with
a horse and buggy, were arrested in
Fredericksburg on Wednesday by Ohicer
Gore on information given by Chief-of-
Police Webster, of Alexandria.
The Confederate camps on the Eastern
Shore section are indorsing the movement
to petition the Legislature to make an
appropriation for having complete roster
made OF all the officers and enlisted men
who served In the late war between the
States from Virginia.
Alfred Carter. negro. sent to Danyille
by Mr. chesley r. Abbott. who resides
near Ringgold. in Pittsylvania county,
for medicine on "Wednesday night, was
waylaid robbed Of a few pennies and
the medicine and so severely beaten that
ne has since died. Tramps are supposed
to have committed the murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
Letting the strikers Go

BLOOMINGTON, ILL. July 26.-The
Chicago and Alton people are letting their
trainmen 20 in large numbers: on ac-
count OF the part the men took In the
strike. 1t is believed that every man VINO ,,
was al al prominent in the strike VIII
have TO ind work elsewhere. Some nave
been discharged who took no part what-
ever. but did not report for duty as usual.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
s,..r Coinage Resumed.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-Director rres, res
,on is informed that the San Francisco
.oh uin, Yesterday began the coinase ,SS COO Si
silver dollars. striking off YESTERDAY s's"S sS.
The same number were s'ui s'ntai coinage
Gr'If' .,nce II was renewed week ago 70 sl,S,, 20
sln s,dSe rhe colnage viii be continued In the
discretion of Secretary Carlisle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
Mines tn Remain Idle.

CLEVELAND, o.. July 26.-1'he opera
tors of the Massillon coal district had
their monthly meeting at the Weddell
House yesterday. One Of the operators
said that from all indications the mines
for a long time. II has been nearly hve
months since the miners laid down their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
No One Mourns the Loss

Of the treacherous. iong-aDidins' decepuvo
symptoms OF kidney complaint. But tho return
of regularity IL hailed whom. with the Aid Of
Hostetser's Stomach Bitters, tho wise disciple OF
common sense who uses 1t percelves return Of
regularity. Use the Bittess In msisrtal, kidney
or dyspepsia trouble. disorder Of the bowels.
nervousness. or debility.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
They Give satisfaction,

All who have seen them are deighted
with the Famous Paintings OF the
world" which are now being offered 10
their subscribers by the Dispatch CONF
many. Call and see them. Zach number
can he had by bringing or sending thres
coupons and 10 cents 10 tho Dispatch of-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27

Summary: Earned runs-Norfoik, =
Staunton, l. Two-base hits--lAnsef'
and Hauptman. Three-base hit-Mahon'
Home run-Hodge. Stolen bases-'oh'-
flower Corcoran, Thornton, Donovan, AZ
thur. and Clark (2). Hit by pitched ball
Uodee. Thornton, and Lanser. Struck
out-Ry Kissinger. 10: by Mahon, .
Passed balls-Arthur :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
NOW WE HAVE 1T.
War Between China and Japan Declared
Corea's King Prisoner.

LONDON. July 26.-The Central News
has this dispatch from Shanghai; war
has been declared between Japan anu
China. The japanese have seized the
King of Corea and hold him prisoner.
Eleven Chinese steamers are on their
way TO Corea. Most Of the troops are
coolies. Some Chinese steamers which
have arrived at Corea have been prevented
by the japanese from landing troops.
II Is reported that the japanese armory
.a nk enNnral Of them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
For Over EiftY Years

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing syrup mas been
used for CHILDREN teethins. II soothes the
child. softens the gums. aIlays all pan,
cures wind collie. and Is the oest remedy
FOR diarrioea. % cents a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
THE SENATE QUIET.
Absences Of Excitement in the Upper
Branch Of Congress.
CAUCUS PLANS TO PREVAIL.
uou.e REQUEST for Further Conference on
tho TariT VIII lie Complied with
Mr.. Villas speaks


v..etft>-cro>- r,ny ee There was
e.~,,cmcut and
noticeable "osehce OF ,ht,
furry about the senate '"''''' -,
,,,rnin, and there was q correspondents
49,. ,.,..,.er Of spectators In
i"'"'N '" ITO ' t, douhfIcss TO
tAc galleries. hiN ,..
the general UNDERMINING '""' ','
....o....t,,,.s wore not hkeY 10 De "i
...... ot.,ra.tcr. that the plan Of
4 very ~ ''''" ,,.o,id he carried
4 tho Icm'.ft'. ''' a.. t,,.,,so
Duh and uat the request ~
fr "a further conference on '"' ''''''
..f .. ,otnuiiel with uuconditlon-
'"
so ,...., -.
lu ih' m'ih'i" "''' '''
r.ft Hu tlc forihtaliNh* "il""H '"'''''
,.n o.. presented and agreed 90. The
,....,... ,.rorf ON the army apprOpria-
......t .,i ,..nt over
''" ''"
ti tomorrow.
1h. resolution offered yesterday by Mr..
49,. ..ut.r f.r .,ui.- Of tho CORE
,.,.t. ,r o,h.r,y,s.. Of
.,....,
g." department "i 'ial.' WIN
rH.rr- and tine United states pl-ififi
....fr.,.. Of CHICAGO during "thc recent
...... t...tt., Ga. rbtcar,." was
..
s'.' I'D "'''''"' ,,.....
49,. -. VI. the mesa'he 'o'' '''
...uE further conference on TO" arm
h. v.s laiI before tho senate. ana MI.
Quay withdrew the motion made 10y I'"
r..t,rIIF tp amend the pending mo 'oh
Mr. Villas. $50 ts 20 pat sugar on the
t.. list 40 ihis time very few senators
..r. ,u th..r seats. Mr.. Gray r"lsti NNc
..t 90 n1 quorum. ana the ron "'S
c.I.1 Sixty one senators
f..n Me- Villas TOOK ,nv ,''oi '''.' -
...l ,he senate DID '""-
..I.i -hinI, ana WIN '""0" W
tG,lt
tI. speech was iiENF ,u''b'o.'D
I..- Ht Cleveland whom n'
f.. tn" charges 'i d'i l,''S "'. u'
Iu.f.nr ini'ri'ren'" wiz"
.... lv Senator ''imah I" nus
.-t'.riay &c. spoke oi 'I'N "nu m a., VA
...t lfst citizen "i me r'p"o''.
.. fND representative oi 'h' n'u'I'"i n.'...'
D.. ,.g.m.no.. that To assail Grover
.tf f.fI WIS - t''t''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
81. Only 81.

Round trip to Norfolk and Newport
News tomorrow night on the new and
handsome steamer Pocahontas. See ad-
vertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27

W. II. Brown RsuomInstei.

RALEIGH, N. c.. July 2s-Hon. w: II.
Brown. OF the Eighth Congressional Dis
trict. was nominated yesterday at Wilkes
boro' to succeed himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
SCORE BY INNINGS.
| mass 9-Total.

pighmOnl .,.........U q Y : U
Summary: Earned runs-Lynchburg' {"
Richmond l. Three-base hlts-Leahy.
Two-base hits-Jobe, Knox. First base on
errors-Lynchburg. 5; Richmond, :. Bases
on baIls-On Lathrop, S; off Anderson =
Len on -Lynchburg. Il: Richmond
: Struck out-By Lathrop. l; by Andet-
son. >. Bases from being hit-Jobe, rate
Anderson. Double plays-Lathrop. Foster
and Tate Wild pitches-Anderson. Passed
baus-Foster. /. Time of game, hours
and minutes Umpire, Clark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27

When Baby vas sick, we gave her cassoris.
When she WAS q Child, sho cried for Cas,orli.
when she became Miss, she clung to CaStorta.
When she had Children, sho gave them CaaorA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27

Ice-Shagers, Mnk.Sbakers. and ali kiads
soia-W ster Supplies a.
OWENS & MfsoR DRcG COsPAsYs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27

Double pIays-Myers, FdrFeII. anu ssai-
ford: Brode. Farrell, and Stafford; Tru-
by. Ellis. and Crockett Bases on balls
on Smith. |. Wild pitch-By Smith. l.
Struck out-By Smith. .; by Boyd, i. um-
pire. McDermott. Time OF game-l hour
% minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
NATIONAL POLITICS AT weLDoM.
Anti.Asiininistration Faction Carries th'
Day-Axainst Ransom.

WELDON. ". c.. July a.-tSpecialt-
The Democratic primary here yesterday
was one Of the largest ever held In this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27

SCORE 81 INNINGS.
s567s9
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-03-10

An interesting experiment was tried
by II Maine farmers family not long
since. with Il mud turtle. which had
been brought 10 the house from Il small
pond Il quarter of Il mile away. II Wis
noticed that when set free the rrp1il,.
travelled off in The direction of th,.
pond c'gning back home" said ON" of
the l;IS,. and this led them to pat him
to the test. He was tried under Il
great variety of circumstances which
might tend to confuse even Il mud tuI'-
tie of uncommon mental capacity. hlt
put him down in whatever WAY they
would. or anywhere he would in ,tlnlIy
turn his Stubhy nose straight for the
pond and walk off with every appear
nncr of one who knows he is right ANA
intends to go ahead He evidently had
the sam" instinct or supernatural
knowledge 50 of. N observed IN pigs
dogs and cats. W ch will take Il bee
line for home w IN they could not
possibly know il, direction by any
power of observation possessed by hui
man beings.
1t may not be amisS to note in CON
nrction with tn" tui' = incident the cX-
pcrimrn1S tried by in eminent English
naturalist with bees. which poSSv So the
same p'tlililf klloWlcuSr ol direction.
He took bees from their hive and car
rird them in Il close box by Il circ,liluu>
course to II point ut Il considerable DIS
tame" away: but on liberation they
would start straight for the hive. After
testing this repeatedly. he stopped OH
the way Will" carrying tn, box ana
whirlrd il rapidly around his head !,
number of times.
Then when liberated the bees wrrr
confused and flew about the various
directions. not knowing where To 90.
From this he attributed the faculty of
flying straight for home to result from
the keen attention paid by the bees to
the direction taken Will" thry were
being carried away and which the
whirlng of the box upset completely
Lewiston tMr.D Journal
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-03-10

There is an old saying that the wind
is tempered to the ShOrn lamb. This
proveru comes home with sing llar
force during the present financial de-
preston. which, by the way. is only
temporary. The country is just as
rich and fruitful as ever ii was. and
all that money which made good
times" is here yet-but it is not ac
tive \ c,luSelrSS alarm has given
birth to an unreasonable ST gnatinn.
This stagnution has. however. mad et-
fectS that are being severely felt. par
ticular!y by those whose incomes are
regulated by the success of industrial
and commercial ventures. and by those
whose work and wages depend upon
the prosperity of others. Ii would
seem natural during period of tinan-
rial Shrinkagr that folks should rig Il y
cconomiZt~but, nevertheless, ii has
been proved Il fact that the suddenly
practic"d economy which spriI Is from
alarm, fright. apprehension. only nd IS
I" the general distress. The dollar
that is boarded unnecessarily TAX )
away IL drop OF the blood that gives
life to commerce. manufacture and i'll
luStry. When the accu>tom Il pur
chaSeS of Il week are Stinted. there is
blotted out Just that much of the pre-
vious incomes of others. If you buy
from others the others will be enabled
to buy from others still and to extend
employment to still others. The UNI
gearing of Il single wheel, or even the
breaking of a small pin may bring To
Il Standstill the Swiftest LOCOMOTIVES
and attendant train. The pin has but
to be repaired, and the train is once
more gliding on. The retention of II
single dollar. through a needless sacrl-
flee upon the score of false economy.
may deprive thousands of the use of
that particular dollar. for money in
circulation speeds swiftly on like the
railroad train The prevalent uncrr-
tainty cannot last long-thc history or
all panics and stngnationS teaches us
that fact Let us admit the existence
of the panic. depression. hard times"
or Stagnatiun- whatever ii may he
callch-but see to it that You. us an
individual. do not add To il in any
way. Have nothing to do with falls,
econony-it is Il deluSivc light that
wrecks more than it saves. Lay aside.
of course. the accustomed sum for the
rainy day or OLD age. but don't snatch
from depression that which YOU will
rNtravagantly spend and scatter i'll
good times" Make no unnecessary
denialS of clothing II household com
forts il is plain that manufacturers
cannot Civ" employment to the poor
simply to load shelves and counters
with unSold goods. The dollars thar
YOU invest in Il suit. an ovcr,oat, ::
dress. or IL set of furniture will keep
men and women at work More good
can be done that way than by Sympa
thctica'ly tossing dimes into the re-,
cciving glass of Il tlcetng charitable
fund. Don't keep back the dim :.
however: they serve Il temporary and
noble purpose. but dollars expended in
substantial goods for use and comfort
will serve to give continued employ
mcnt and wagcs-;lnd they are the only
things that can permanently end the
distress among the working people.
That's practical charity.