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o1rsprsas should have made you re-

o1rsprsas should have made you re-
mem bssr the circumstances"
"I-e.s-umI Yes, d 10 renern Der that
he had the mu"rs, OF what you called
the ,e.hips. 1 suppose he has also hai
the chicken=pox:''
Certainly he has!''
nd the whocping cough?'
YES, when he was only eight mon tbs
old.'' 80
''Mrs. Bowser. when + locked into
that boy. face this morning I was
Shocked. 1 tell you his system is all
out of gear, and he needs something to
brace him up. AS near as can 1nalxs
out from this book he has some ail=
ment OF his liver, and propcse-''
"yoh propose to give him some OF
your dope!' she finished as he hest
tated.
My dope! You said dope: didn't
you' What do So,, mean by dcpef'
~ r.tea1t the barrel Of stuff you have
! bought and taken dose or two of and
then put away. If anything is wrong
with that child wen call iii a DOCTOR"
Mrs. :i5wser, if that child has
worEns-if the seal Of death has already
been stamped-''
''Isut he has Nd ~orms!' she inter-
rnpted. IF anything ails the child he
| is too healthy. If ycn want to take
four hundred different sorts of sarsa-
all that l have DO objections. bit for
! merev'a cake don't get fad about our
chilel!'
Fad! Fad!" he echoed ..Then it's
a fad is it., to discover the symptoms
| of Il deadly disenes ah1 apply Ii feinedy
i" time! AS the loving father of that
child it is not only my duty but my
privilege to look him over and guard
him. That hertic flush on his face
this evening did not escape my notice.
For all you know he may he coming
down with scarlet fever.
THAT hectic flush was caused bS his
playing rfrcus and standing On his
head replied Mrs. Bowscr. "IIe gets
ten hours sleep every night. eats like
| a man, and never even has sore
| throat"
''Have you heard him moan out in
his sleep, Mrs. Bowser--moan and
groan and sigl, and sob? Perhaps not.
but have, and this book says those
are the prenonitory symptoms OF
spinal meningitis. Before the cloc's
strikes midnight we may be childless!'
And before the clock strikes ten I'll
| throw that book ito the stove!' she
hotly replied. THE idea of an old
maid writing a book to tell mothers
how to bring up children! And the
idea Of your paying two or three
dollars for such nonscnse!''
IAN I in my own house, or a:1 !
not!'' shouted Mr.. Howser he rose
up and glared at her.
Yes, of course" she answered.
"And am the father of that child!'
'Of course
'Then 1 am going to see him and de-
termine for myself whether he will
live the night out or die before another
| sun rises! If you wish to accompany
me to his"
But just then young Bowser. who
had been awakened by his fathers
loud talk, came downstairs in his
nightdress, and he presented such a
picture of good health that Mr.. Bowse1
sat down with the feeling that he had
lest his case. 1t wasn't until Mrs.
Bowser was leading the boy back tc
bed that the father found words to say:
death may not have actually placed
its mark upon his brow, but il
can't be far Off I'll look him over il
the morning.
'And the lawyers the alimony-
custody of the child and SO forth?'
she queried, as she paused on the stairs.
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"llNN|VN 1I1H7TT

He glared and glared, but made no
reply, and when she was out of sight
he opened the window, threw the book
at cat on the fence, and then sat
down and whispered to himself:
''That's another close call for me.
aud if I don't put my foot right down
Ill be turned right out of my own
house inside of month!'-Detroit
Free Press.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-09-07
If the reduction of the {,

III the reduction of the tariff
under the Wilson bill has not been a
leading factor in this Hvage-advancirg
movement, why is it that the advances
have been confined in most part to our
protected industries? VIII some high.
tariff republican answer the question:
s-St. Louis Republic
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-09-07
MIR. AND MRS. BOWSER,
BY NJ. QUAD.

Asst night" said
MIR. BOvSer as
he looked up
from his paper
and broke n
silence which
had lasted a
Quarter of an
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-09-07

Ohio ranks high among the manu-,
featuring states. having .a4s mill
and factory hands. who produce every
year sSs3, sss, peA werth 81 goods.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-09-07
some of the glass manufs

What some of the glass nanufac'
Jurors called a ruinous cut in the tariff
on glass was made by the new tariff
law, but we notice that the window
glass trust, which controls eighty per
cent. Of the western output, has found
in this lower tariff protection enough
to justify tive nty-fve per cent. mark
ing up of prices. The trusts cry OF
ruin from tariff reduction was rs
groundless as it's claims have been OF
making n suppression of competition
work to the interests of tic people,
Springfield Republican.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-09-07

President Cleveland continues
fortunate in the enemisa he has made.
Corporal Tanner has juat lnRae u BIT
ter attack upoa hisn. albany Argue
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SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE.

Republicans Trying to Dodge Their Own
Arguments.
The republican papers resisted tho
improvement in business as long as
they were able. They were unwilling
to admit that improvement was taking
place. They made themselves ridicu-
1ous by calamity bowls even after their
news columns announced the unm1s-
taxable improvement in business. Now
that they deem it inexpedient longer
to deny the fact, they insist that tho
democratic party is not entitled to any
credit for it.
The new attitude is as untenable and
inconsistent as tide old one Repub-
licans have always maintained that
whatever happened under republican
rule due TO repub lican rule, al
ways provided it was favorable. They
have insisted that whatever occurs
under a democratic administration is
due to the acts of that adlninistro-
ton, provided always it is in tho
nature of disaster. But these two
positions cannot be held together.
They arc absurd. If the rcpub-
licans arc entitled to credit for
prosperity when they are in power,
so are the democrats under similar con-
ditions. They held the democrats re-
sponsible for a panic which began and
ran much of it's course before the DEM
ocrats had legislated at all. This was,
reasonable. But after the party had
perfected all the legislation that it was
able to perfect. republican papers and
politicians said the laws passed, cs'
pccially the tariff bill, would ruin tho
country. They admit that the tariff
bill cannot be changed for two years,
but still they insist that It has had
nothing to do with the return of pros
perity. In saying this. they ignore or
repudiate the arguments which they
have been urging for twenty years.
Acute observers know very well that
we were near panic in February last.
and that the action of the administra-
ton averted it. This action was de-
nounced by republicans at the time,
but business interests have been on the
up-prade ever since. For this the
democratic administration is entitled
to the whole credit. To deny it is to
cast reelection on ones own intelll'
gence.-LOuisville Courier-Journal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
THE RICHMOND DlspATCH-sUNDAY AUGUST IS. 1885,

OF n full cent being established at the
close, the outside having been Nc. above
that Continued feeling OF apprehension
among shorts that the September option
might receive twisting was one reason
for the upsurn. The heavy arrivals when
have been noted OF late are very nearly,
II not quite, offset by the good outward
movement The cash demand has Detn
good r.cently. and the difficulty In OBJ
tanning room puts the greatest obstacle
q freer shipping business In the dis
tant futures tO-dayS buying was evident
~ inspired by the reports OF hot winds
in portions Of the corn belt. although the
impression prevails that no serious harm
has IS yet resulted from that cause
September corn ODeneI AZ &c, al
vanred 20 399sC. and closed at 3s'sc.-lc
higher than yesterday. Sample lots were
firm and ic. higher.
derive benefit from corn. and they did
The buyers In corn were noticeably act
ing I'm a similar manner In oats. The
SeDtembcr shorts were covering, and al
though this interest has been reduced
considerably during the recent past, II
has been nevertheless. known that much
Will have to be bought before IL Is en-
tirely eliminated. September oats closed
Lu2sc higher than yesterday. Cash oats
were izc. higher.
Provisions The usual Saturdays indif-
ference was presented in product to-day
Before noon thern was some trading, but
after that quiet market wax seen. The
% aning was easy. weak feeling beng
communicated by the hog market but
the strength Of corn threw n little inn
urovement into the tone. The close was
Unchanged from yesterday Tor September
pork and &c. higher for September lard
and September ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
The Monetary Trust.
80 Broadway. New York.
Money-Mahins As an Applied Science.
80 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

The accumulation OF wealth must al
ways 20 forward In obedience 20 ra.ursl
laws. Men can save . nucleus from
wages or salaries. but INDIVIDUAL for$unes
arc principally created by he growth q
the country or the tendency ~ tho TINS.
To make money one must act at the right
place at the right time: must comprehend
A given situation and proht from It's de-
veiopments. must put oneself In a posi-
ton whica VIII be protected and I'M
proved b. existing financial and ulduG-
trial tendencies, The Monetary Trus, was
created u o'1 its clients IN this effort,
and rs officers Will invest IT their best
Judgment any fund. however large, how
eyer small IN such manner 20 receive
somewhat ~ the general prosperity hs ic
returns ana tho growth Of the country az
u develops There 81 r0 other soind prin-
cipl, by = Itch money can be eczlmu-
la.qd. SEIZED speculation" dependent
upon superficial and manipulstivo f.c-
tuatiOns VII always prove fatal. Ii ~
generally undertaken more from inSatiate
thirst for the results Of chance than nom
legitimate considerations II IL daily de-
strOying "a" nucleus OF many private for
tuneL II undcrmincs Judgment breeds
defect OF mental vision. and defeats its
own ends Any man who tries 10 guide
his customers through such a ilhyrin,h
VIII finally fail In his Efforts. Tho So
called bucket shops. and sin worse IN.
imitation commission merchants are tho
most gigantic financial owl ~ our day,
and Sc unfortunate that many Of them
have protecting accounts with stock
Exchange iirmS They have caused ths
stock Exchange ard other lccitima,s
channels OF courageous investment 10 be-
como practically deserted. and have cree
ated an uncounted army OF speculative
iuobr-ates, who haunt the shadows ~
WALL street. vacahonts OF finance Tho
Monetary Trust was created "a inaugu-
rate a reformation In this regard which
the Stock Exchange itself should have
undertaken long ago. Every individual
who IL prepared % avoid such "specula-
ton" will be aided by the officers ~ tho
Monetary Trust in the effort 10 realize
more than simply interest on his money.
FRANCIS ID. CsR.ES. President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
THE "uoNEsT ELECTIONS" PARTY.
Actively Organizing In The state
Petersburg Points.

PETERSBURG VA. August 17.-(Spe-
ciall-From what can be learned from
reliable sources. the "IIoncst-Eloctions
party. lately formed in this city, is being
not.vcly organized all through the State,
and "a tremendous effort is 90 be made
~ elect "a majority Of the members Of the
ucxt Legislature under this cry of ere
form ia elections" The new reform"
movement IS led by General Malone. the
chairman Of the Virginia State Repubn-
can Committee and 81 IS said that he
IS calling 20 his aid all Of his old lieu
tenants in former political battles 10
beat the Democrats in the coming con
test. Mr.. Haskins HOhson and his
"Thirl-party' friends viii play second
fiddle in this new political combination.
and VIII give their votes in ard OF 70 Re-
publican victory. under the lead Of tho
Republican State chairman. over the
Democrats.
Il is further sail that the honest
elections Din framed by tie late con-
ference has bcen widely distributed
through The state. and that the people
of the different counties hav> been in
Ntc3. irrespective OF OH political afil.ia-
tious. 10 meet ana declare for honest
elections"
\ mass-mceting OF the voters Of Meek
lenburc county who favor reform iu
elections and particularly those who ap-
prove the movement Of The new party
% secure this reform. Will be held AT
tha county Courthouse on Monday for
organization. and. probably. for the nomi-
nation Of candidate for the House ~
Delegates. And in every legislative dis
trict i'm the State General Nahone's new
party VIII make a nomination for the
House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

operated adversely on the calI-losn mar
ket. but. aside from this. its effect was
not noticed.
Despite the apparent dulness. II Is In
tcrestng TO note that the banks are now
carrying 5000 more loans than at this
time last year Deposits, notwithstanding
an Increase ~ s3.caO1o last week, are
s7.0d0.o0 less than for the same week in
August. 1894. aud the excess reserve Is
between tsieoOcD and $e7G.Oc0o less.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

.-t' Of,
NtW OH, Ausisl l'Ii.iour-3 3ll..
anu W'4h, WINTER "At"'' io" tia3es'
FZ.r4$ $50. fair t' fancy, t3.lrH So. 60.
patents 49, 3d., "ilil5i' ',''''l 'IrAF' 500
- ldlt"t1' e'.,, ~ in" az To-
S-.yt1ta 10, cry milis fihft-'. southern
hour dun and weak: common 20 fair eX-
1856.
Wheat.--Spot market dnIl ana easier
store and elevator, 7oa,c; ahoat, ~ &C.,,
options opened weak. with 3,c. decline.
i,c. decline win dull trade, No. , red.
May, IG4c; AUGUST '9.ic.: September
Corn-Spots scarce. firm, aud dun, 40
> 10 nomln1lly 20 elevator. - &c. nom
and firm ~ lc. advance: September +i'sc.;
ocl'be'. - &C. Hi"t 80 -. e,.,o..
oats--Spot .Gnli nut hrmer' options
s5i.c.. October. 2r,c; May 2,c.. spot
prices-No. -,e'' No "hite' oja.'
m;Tel | western, = -. s,ri,, s-57o.
Hay -TNI' aHl 'i99' Sii'"7' OIL 'V-''
GOO To- cn9l,e' .'l, .r.,.,,,.t. t,-.,,..,.
fleece. lG0e-c. pulled l'gsic. ....-,
Beef-lnacuve' IiiniIy' SIaSi-.'V' extra
He-f Hams Qu.et az sic5oaN7 ,u
Tered Beef SOW, city extra lnlia
me 3, Sltd5lH
Cut Medt-- FIRM ana QIi.l' Iilhlei De d.
les. 8; sholilei-' ;'"' ts'-''' H"IiI9' F'8
$50; midales ronih ....
I.al4-Qul-t +l. nm ~ s =. ~
closHt n $40 aah-t; C.iy ~, $oi ;l'. 20,
q sa. r'fne1 IN moderate demand: con-
tinent. SIS: south American, 500, COM
round. sl-JqEN
POrk-Quict. mess. Sl.-1hHll.iJ.
Bgtter-lulet. FANCY ABOUT STEADY
state dairy. I24i>i.'., creamery, 3Jc.;
Western dairy. 9i.Ii3c.. Elg.ns, 2jc.
Tall1W-Strong and wanted, city, &c;
country. p.dis.c.
Cott0usecd- Oil-Qulot and steady; crude,
Ole yellow prime. &c. asked, good OFF
prlIe 9,ii.fg-c
Petroleum Quiet, refined. New York,
s. 10. PhfladcluhiI. $pj. do. IN bulk,
Si-5qs4CO
Posiu-Dulet and firm: strained, COM
mon ~ good 81 5Hdtl.5j.
,rmrnenfina-Firm and quiet at 2lieI
80
81 l,rr, ard fairly active: domestic
fair 70 extra. ..Q6c.: Japan. 4aii.c.
N,i,esss- Iorelgn nominal. New Or
- ,,,.r tertl,. good ~ choice. 96U32c.
- fryr fair demand
peanuts-F.rm
- - C,ioeeI dull. 10 points ND to =
noints Down: spot Rio dull but steady;
~ Srr :, Raw quiet and firm: fair refln-
a., 81 r.tirai STEADY. fair demand: of
4f.ie6aI.c. standard \. { 1851 issc. (;
n',,t -ioaf s.lCa52,c.. crushed, i-l6qji,c &C. /;
erRaItated; iI,iiyyerpool-ouiet and nomi-
+ e'A ~, tam nominal: grain. BY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

the leaders Of last Sunday nights riot TO
the county roads for elk months for car
ryIng a concealed weapon. This sentence
does not apply "a tho negroes Tor being
IN riot
Governor carr this afternoon ordered a
snecial term Of tho court. 20 begin Mon
sav IN order that the trial of the riot
ers may D. continued and completed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
ENcrrHun,r Az WILMINGTON.
Personal DihicuIty Hctwccn TWO
Prominent Republicans.

WuNINGTON. y. e.. August l7.-GrCat
tkctcmert was created her. this after
noon iy personal difficulty between eN-
gllg. Daniel L. Russell and II. =. kc''
t.iV Clerk and Treasurer Both are
PROMINENT Republicans. The trouble oc-
tluli az Igsssrs office. and after some
Bitter words Russell produced pistol.
10. was unarm,1. and not being liz
N'rahly Impressed with the appearance ~
j. iea'irs battery. took refuge IN an al
joining building Shortly afterwards Rus
pei was arrested aud arraisned before
magistrate waived examination and was
recognized - app ar at the next term OF
Tie superior Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSy-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, bonds, Stocks
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., ana
Indications.

- WASHINGTON. ID. C., August H.
IflIp Forecast for Virginia: Fair wealth.
wv" er. preceded tonight and in the
cor morning by showers on the
coast: slightly warmer southwesterly
winds
For North Carolina: Fair weather; pre-
ceded 10y showers on the coast; southerly
winds.
Weather conditions: Areas Of high pres
sure are central over Florida and Nova
Scotia. A third area IS developing 10
the north az Montana. pressure Of 9o.S2
being reported at Edmonton. \ storm IS
central in Ontario. moving northeast
Rain has fallen in the Lake regions.
the Middle and South Atlantic States
ana the Middle and Eastern-Gulf states.
The temperature has fallen in the upper
Mississippi Valley. the upper Lake re-
eion. and the extreme Northwest. and
has remained stationary elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
HAITIMORE STOCK MARKEr

BALTIMORE. August l7-Nirginla. as.
- IL: DO, centurys. - IL: Baltimore and
Ohio. g. asked: Northern Central. 60 bid:
Baltimore and Ohio. Southwestern. III
bid: do. incomes Il. = asked. ConsoH-
dated Gas. stocks. c5n63 IL. do, bonds,
ss III bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
DEAL ESTATE LOANS.

We have MONEY TO LEND at per
canf an GOOD CITY real estate, In sums
10 suit. Charges moderate. Business con-
ddential. ,,,,,,u, o 90
Ar ls-It a. Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

We are prepared 70 place LOANS ON
cry REAL ESTATE. We also have a
GOOD line OF REAL ESTATE PAPER.
If YOU wish To borrow or loan come and
se. US CIi..WNING * ROSE,
Real Estate Brokers,
,so, No north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

MARINE INTFLIIGHN'E.
~-.-.-.--.-.~. -.---.r.rr---T. -
MINIATURE ALMANAC. AUG is. 1870
sun rises .......5co HIGH TIDE. o,.
SIM sets ........G.1, Morning. ........... y
Moon rises ......3t5 Nv nlrs............- .t'
MINIATURE ALMANAC. AUG. 10. l&5.
sun rises .......5@o HIGH TIDE.
sun sets ........G.5i Morning............5 10
Moon rsa - ......i.-i LVcnlns. '''f'
PORT or RICHMOND. AUGUST H. $50.
ARRIVED.
steamer P0cahontas. Graves. norfolk.
merchandise ana passengers, IINIh Ne'a4-
ger. superintendent
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS AUG. l'th.
(By telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Thorn Fail River.
SAILED.
British steamship Chickahomny. Liver
poS2 Hibioop.r c. +. hoffman. Boston.
General Knox. New YORK.
1i..r,,a 1uiunbluc. New Bedford.
it1rec ( ". Weston. Boston.
Raree city Of Atlanta, Providence
popr or WEST POINT AUG. Il. 1895
(By telesraInJ
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chatham. Johnson. Provi-
,'... ''.'' ,''a,'trenr-rs and general cargo.
stcamship RicAmond. Glover. New AofK'
,aescngers and general cargo. p.,,,
steamship Berkshife. d Hai VIII caIs.d ,''''
y, amSbip Charlotte. Nickle batl-
,.,'.r." 'nsssengers and general cargo.
SAILED. -,
c,.,,ebin chatham. Johnson, Balt-
80 taseencers and gen raj cargo;
Steamship Charlotte, NicNle hal''ilo'e'
,,s,s-.pgers and general cargo. ,.,.,..
Steamship Richmond, Glover, Ne" i0'"'
ll..t,ir Uarlsshirc. Kirwin Provi-
dence. messengers and general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

Winston Riotcr sentenced
WINSTON. y. G.. August H.-Judge
'""n ths afternoon sentenced one VI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
TIE wrATHrR IL RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was showery, but clear towards the eve
riur, nd plaaeauf
Mean temperature......-...........755 sc
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. August 1.-THE tendency
Of prices was generally upward to-day. \
more confident feeling prevails az 70 the
future. the offerings Of bills against
American securities placed abroad being
relied upon TO furnish sufficient exchange
20 check large exports Of gold, while the
crop conditions are all that could be rea-
sonably desired 10y the most enthusiastic
bull on stocks. The general list ranged
from is 10 IS per cent, Chicago Cas-
the Changers. Lake shore. and Leather
preferred showing the largest gains.
Speculation closed strong except Tor
Manhattan and American Tobacco. when
were weak at about the lowest point OF
the day Net changes. as rule. sho"
gains of is 20 3-S per cent.
Bonds were firm. The sales OF nfteI
stocks aggregated 500 shares. anu OF
unlisted stocks. 500 shares.
Treasury balances: Coin. S93.S,3.ro. cur
roucy. Ai1175o0.
MONEY A%D EXCHANGE
Mon 80 ON call. Per cent. prime mer-
camille paper, i0i II per cent.
Sterling exchange easier. with actual
business i'm bInk,rs bills. at Sts9 l-i4
sf>4 H. for slxiy daNs. and $50 La
$500 j. for demand; posted rats H.yJP
SigI: commercial bills. N~ l-i9fteN ct
Bar silver - 3-ir., MrNlcah '-L'Is'
A. i-ic.. silver az the board. Il" 5-i41. !-ic.
Government bonus lower state BONDS
duh Railroad bonds firm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

"EINTs TO INVESTORS AND SPEcC-
IkTORS" ,afth edition. sent Tree. ~
plainly indicates the best and safest way
10 make money quickly BY stocNs. -,
dress LANGDON a. CO. Bankers $ wsu
street, New York. !s i%s''s'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
whisky Quiet. at Sl22.


ST. LOUIS MO. August 7.-Flour-Un-
changed ami steady.
Wheat Generally lower: August, &c 5-Sc .
BID. Dec mber. IS 7-Sc.: May. nc
Corn-Higher: september 3, l-2c.; De
ceuh.r. 2tc.. year. POO. May. go l-Nc.
Oats-ligner. september, - I--c.; May
- 2-ic
Pork-SmnlarI mess. Sob -; on
orders. $500
Iarl-Pr.me stram, E.e5; choice 800, II
Bacon Shoulders &C.: longs. lie;
clear-ribs. D use, lOng-c!ear 5-ic. short
c..as. e..
Dry n4lted meats shoulders. . Csc;
longs. 3-tc.: clear-rihs 1-Sc.; short
clear. &C.; longs &C.,. clear-ri5s. = l-sc.,
sh0rt-clear d 3ic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
THE SCALPER.

q pages &c. All about making money IN
grain and stocks by '.9calp!ns the mar.
ket' on margins ~ 80 TO siHv. bsss
method vet All scalpers make money.
LANSING & co. ia quincy street Chl,
cago. Write for market letter, pughShsi
regularly. le . % sul9e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

card, lll-IraIs. S~AIeEents. Letter
,I.sds Note Heads. Circulars. Handbills.
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on IMPROVED CITY real. EsrATD
at per cent. No commissions Tor ices
for trust deeds. nor Tor recording.
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Special Loan Agent.
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ie 25-3m l-0l east Main street.