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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
THE IRON INTEREST.
PuInsLi Furnace ia Blast Again hn
Encouraging Outlook.

PULASKI. VA. July o-tSpecial)-Tho
Pulaski iron furnace has gone into
blast again. having secured perma-
ncnt supply of coke. During its sUspen-
sion ON account Of the strike 20 was re-
paired and it, capacity increased. II is
stated on what seems good authority
that the new furnace will De built al once.
or. rather added 10 the old one, thus
doubling the capacity.
Daring tn strike the Dora furnace. I'm
East Pulaski has been wording 10 its
utmost capacity an the Time It's pig be-
ing sent off almost as soon ass cold enough
10 handle. Iy this piece Of enterprise
the Dora company has made many thou
sand dollars
With an OF these furnaces IN fun blast.
ana with a fine crop here. there Is no ren-
son why Pulaski and vicinity should not
enter upon an era OF real prosperity the
panic being thing OF the past
The season for farmers has been MI
that could be- desired. There has been
rain every few days. ana the corn pros
poet IS very cool Tho g1rden- are mag
nidceut There e. an unusually full fruit
crop. only peaches are comparative
failure.
Above an. the health Of our town ana
vicinity has been oScelent. there being
scarcely case o. fever anywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
HoMEsiCK AND DESTITUTE.
peiudeG Negroes Just Rack from Ii
berin-TheIr Terrible priNntions.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. July 3o.--At the
Wayfarer's Lodge Lombard street, home
sick and destitute. are three negroes Of
Arkansas, who have INST returned from
Liberia. whittier they went as colonists
some months ago. OF nearly "A hundred
companions In the expedition some are
said 10 have died Of starvation, and others
are eking out wretched existence In
Africa. The three men are Jefferson
Ccalk. Frank Shelton. ana T.. X. Tucker.
The Two last named have families.
They say the International Migration
Society. Of birmingham. Ala. offered
twenty-five acres OF land to every colo
MIST. ana used as endorsement the name
of Bishop H. NJ. Turner. Of Atlanta. Ga.
THE subscribers were required to pay Sl
In advance in instruments, ana their pas
sage 10 Savannah. In return they were
80 he given their passage and food. and
the land on their arrival. The ship sailed
i'm March for Monroyia with ninety-seyen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
wH. OTEN AND SILVER.
says I:Is Proposed Convention Meets
with tsrrut Favor.


SAYS I:is Proposed Convention Meets
with s.rcut Fnvor.
,,,>.,r-r VA Jul, 40 -CSpccrall-
,,o,. ~ .,is dis
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d,, SAWS DO has received 200 replies %
.I.,. ,.,,,.,.,r.. , silver c1nvcu-
,.,. 80
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th7 number chi+ ,''I '7'IP''''
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i'I't 10 ..,',,,@, ,ra c,irr,nc,. be-
49,, '. 49,, a., ,.,,., ma. sentiments OF
o., i',.,,''..,..t,c rar,y of the great West
e..,.i, r.r.iv declare
"''
., ,i,.. ,,... COINAGE. of sil-
+hi' .'''... .,r..,
Ne. at lH' 'N'''''- '"'''
IT.
We oppose tho efforts OF tni" conb'i'-
tom. ,.-
TO retire the 'ji,"''" l'sdl-'thN''
notes rrecuba,Ks
Z. 10 retire the el2'"'' treasury Ho'''
C~-uel under The sherman b'.i'. .....,, ...,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
SMiLI.-P1x ~ PATRICK.
Reidsyilie. North Carolina Esinb-
fishes Quarantine,

REIpSVlLLE. y. g. July 3o-(Spe-
ci9lD-News Of the prevalence OF small
pox in Patrick county. Virginia. about
forty miles from Re!lsyille. having oc-
casioued much uncasintss here, special
mcetiuc Of Tn. city Council was called
to-day - adopt the usual precautions in
the way Of quarantine. As result q the
meeting Mayor Rcld has issued a procia-
nation establishing quarantine against
the infected district. The line commences
at point i've miles west OF Martins
vile. and the quarantine includes an
persons living within i've miles Of either
side of thr Western railroad. beyond
that q Patrick. and in Patrick. persons
living within ten miles Of the road. as
far as The courthouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31

WASHINGTON, d. c.. July GA spe-
cial from Birmingham, Ala. says: Brook
side, a mining camp. twenty miles west
OF here. was the scene OF bloody race
riot tonight Two deputy sheriffs are
known to have been killed, ard & is
said that half dozen negroes were shot.
four or five fatally. The town is IN
state Of panic and the telegraph opera
tor. the only source OF information. is
locked in his Office. too frightened 10 go
outside TO obtain more details.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
HOARD OF AGRiCrLrrRE MEETS.
Prof. WhitneY Reports Progress In
soil yrSts-N Weather Bureau.

\ meeting OF the State Board Of Agrl-
culture was held in the new State Ii
brary building last night, and both Pro
fessor Mason Whitney o, the United
states Department of Agriculture. who
is conducting certain soil tests In CO.
operation with the 10ard. and Mr. T.. 4.
Evans. chief OF the state Weather Ba-
reau appeared before the body and made
talks.
There were present President Corbin.
Messrs. 4. J. McMath. r. l.. Henley, r.
NJ Mallory. John l.. Hurt Il. V. Gaines,
A Kolner. and Thomas Whitehead.
The report Of the committee on whom
deyolyed the work OF removing the mine
rails from the old rooms OF the board 10
the new State Library building was re-
celved and adopted. and it was decided
10 issue check for So 10 Professor VII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
THE sr. VINCENT EREwERIEs.
Petition 10 Bishop Phcinn That They
n. closed.

PITTSBURG PA, July 5o.-BIshop Phe-
Ian. OF the Pittsburg DiOces Of the Cath
Ollie church. VIII this week receive a petit
ton from the priests Of his district asking
that he take some action toward closing
the L'g hrewerles ~ the st. Vincent
Broth rhood al Latr0be.
The priests have long regarded the
smoking-stacks OF the IorettO breweries
with disfavor. During the retreat al LO-
retto. which came % a close last week,
tn matter was brought TO crisis by
determination that the priesthood should
not be furnished any longer by the liquor
business if their petitions would avail.
The breweries Of ST. Nincents mas be-
com. famous. particularly in the States Of
Ohio. PENNSYLVANIA. and New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
colonists. who were in the care Of the So

cletv's secretary.
The men declare they were simply
dumped ashore and allowed 10 shift for
themselves. \ score of their comrades
eied Of climate-fey-r. and some. II was
reported. perlshed by starvation. Work
could not be- secured. and the flesh 0f
dead animals and snakes was seized upon
with ayidty for food.
shelton and hig two neighbors saw no
hop. for them IN tie colony. and succeed
ed in obtaining passage - Liverpool ana
then to Philadelphia. They expect help
from ArHGnsas that viii enable them %
return 70 their homes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
sIW0X W0RM>HR FOtND DEAD
On His Way Home when stricken
with E!earf-Df~cu.r.

NEW YORK. July a1-Simon Wormser
- years Old. member o. Oh. well-known
offices are at - Broad street was found
dead ON the st0op az 80. ~ east sixty
sixth street shortly before 80 O'Clock zoe
night Mr. Wormser lived - S6 Fifth
avenue.
The body WIS discovered ly q mcssan-
ger boy an twenty minutes 10 lp
o'clock. sitting on the stocp OF ~ 70
east Sxty-siNih street. n is supposed
that he Was ON DIS way home. when he
was stricken with h,art-Iis.lse. The
body was taken g. the Sxty-seyenth-
street s.ati0u-huuee.
Mr. I-alor Worms- his brother we
summoned. and with tnre. fcuaie rrla-
tives. ara now az the s'ltiou-hJu-e.
The coroner was notified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
Excursion to Old Point D1d Norfolk
sunday Morning August 18th,

and every Sunday until further notice
Train leaves Chesapeake and ohio depot
az $50 A. NJ. sharp; returning. leaves Old
Point az 100 O'Clock =. 81, sharp.
Tickets bought 10 80 10 Norfolk on
this train good to return on this train
and Monday morning train only. Round
trip 10 Norfolk and Oh Point only 81.
Special rates az Hygeia ana Sherwood
hotels. This IS fast train. and leaves
promptly on time hours and - minutes
run 20 crowded coaches.
Captain J. r. BAILEY & CLASH.
Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
Conservative Investment.

Tn. United Banking and Building com-
r,pv having a good demand for money.
Offers for sale limited number OF shares
OF its paid-up. accumuatiye stock az 20
nar share. maturity value 500. Diyldsni
~ 8 Der cent. per annum. payable IN cash
January and July. For further informal
ton apply az the ofiiee OF the company
81 east Main street.
LEWIS III. BLAIR.
President.
W. J. JOHNSON.
Vice-Prcsident-
SAMUEL =. ELAN.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
Mnit for ihc pocnhontnr.

SATURDAY NIGHT. AUGUST Sd. 10
O'CLOCK SHARP.
81 round trip 10 Norfolk. /
81 round trip % Ocean View.
81 round trip 10 Old Point
81 round trip 20 Newport News.
8 round trip 70 Cobbs Island.
Music by the Blues Brass Band and q
grand orchestrl0n.
Refreshments served on steamer. No
dust. No dirt. Cool breeZes Fifteen
hours at Norfolk and five hours at Cobb's
Island. Arrive in Richmond 4. NJ.
August 9TH. Tickets also good 10 return
from Norfolk. Old Point. or Newport
News following Tuesday. For further In
formation, call Up phone No. IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
CoNFEssEs THE MURDER.
Cut the WoHan's Throat ON Her
Refusal 90 Give Him a Ring.

ST. LOUIS. MO. July 30-Emmett hi
vtrs (coloreD. who murdered Mrs. ".
Kane. near Fulton. Mo. lest Tuesday.
and who was brought here 90 prevent a
lynching. has confessed. re says ne
found the woman alone in the house.
and upon her fusal 10 give him a
ring she had upon her finger. he cut her
throat. Divers requests that he be hanged
i'm ST Louis as he fears death AZ the
hands of a mob II h. is taken back 10
Euff0u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
rruit Importer. Fail.

NEW ORLEANS La. July 3)-John
Wilson n CO.. the extensive fruit i'm
porters. have fled proceedings in the Dis
trict Circuit court asking for a respite
from their creditors OF six. twelve. ana
Eighteen months Assets Sij0,9H, Habit
ties. about NN.9H
Revolutions and war IN Central Ameri-
ca. together with the freezes Of last win
ter. are assigned as the causes for asking
M. re-NLfn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
STEAMSHIP rrnrGur-RATEs.
Disruption In the situation Avert H.
Reductions Withdrawn.

BALTIMORE MD, July 30.-A tempo
rary truce has been patched up between
the Merchants and Miners Trlnsporta-
ton Company. whose steamers ply be-
tween Baltimore and savannah and Bal
,more and Boston. ana the ocean steam
snip Company. which operates steamers
between New York. Philadelphia, and
savannah. and a serious disruption IN
the southern freight-rate situation has
been av,rted for the time being. Both
companies have Withdrawn the reduced
rates announced yesterday. and VIII not
reItw the hsht pending me adjust ent
Of matters having an indirect bearing on
the present dispute.
This action Was taken at the request
Of the Southern Railway Company Penn
sylvauia Company Scaboard Air Line.
Atlantic Coast Line. and other roads that
would have come involved
4 conference viii be held az New York
this evening. but u is doubtful II any
thing viii De accomplished, as several rep
res.ntatives - The lin s az interest are
unable 10 attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
lInrre nrpnllic Lost.

CLEVELAND. O.. July 3C.-The barge
T. public. loaded With coal and being
towel from cleveland 10 Detroit fOun-
dt.ed OF L0raln this morning. TIE
waves washed the coverings from the
hatches Sne filled. and sank In seventy
feet OF w.ter. Her crew % five men es-
capped iu a yawi. ami were picked up by
4 tug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
ONE NEGRO SHOOTS ANOTHER.
George Holmes Badly Wounded
Last NIght nv Companion.

George Holmes a colorel man. was
shot In the abdomen by one Of his asso-
ciates shortly after n O'Clock last night,
and desperately wounded
II appears that Holmes and John Jones,
with party u negroes. were shooting
craps on broad street. between jail alley
and the Chesapeake and Ohio depot.
when the two men got into a dispute over
II cents alleged to have been due from
Holmes 20 Jones: whereup0n the latter
drew his revolver and fired az his Opp0-
nent. An officer hearing the shot. ran
Immediately 10 the spot, but was too late
to catch Jones
Holmes was taken 10 the almshOuse,
whore his wounds were examined. and il
was found that n 5G-calihre bullet had
entered hls abdomen. and taking down.
w1rl course had penetrated seven inches.
The bullet was removed. and the pa DENT
was reported 10 be- progressing favorably.
Jones has not yet been caught.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31

when there Is too big head Of steam on
or you will be IN danger Similarly. when
that Important safety valve Of the sys-
tern the bowels. becomes INSTRUCTED,
open II promptly with H0stetter's Sto-
mach Biiters. and guard against the con-
seauences OF It's closure. Bllousness
dyspeDsla, malarial. rheumatic. and kid
ney complaint nervousness. and neural
gia are all subiugated by this pleasant
bat potent conqueTor OF disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
crn,x IysraGENr SrR,TEGEM.
Bands Under sinceo and Bcnct Dis
perscd-spInish Loss small.

HAVANA. July 3o-A dispatch from
Santiago de cuba says that on July 2sth
the iusureent band under jose Maceo
and Luis Bonet intimat-d ~ the detach-
ment Of Spanish troops garrisoning the
fort at Santiago Aribaria that they would
surrender. Under this subterfuge they
approached the fort and attacked It. but
W 70 repulsed. with a loss OF six killed
ami many Wounded Tire government
troops had two men wounded.
Ia the course of the night the rebels re-
newcd the attack on the fort. and during
the tight set fire ID several houses Tn the
village, which were destroyed.
Shortly after d1ybreak on the following
morning column Of troops. under Colo
nd Sesuerez. appeared upon the scene.
when tne Insurgents dispersed. The
troops pursued. but with what result is
not known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
4 Large Deal with the Lnfferty MIfi.

The white q Sydnor Company, OF this
city. have purchased the entire product
OF the Lafferty Complete Flour FOR ono
year. They had the flour examined by
specialists and tested In various ways.
The evidence Of its superiority as "A whole
some food Ted 10 the contro! Of the artlcls
bv this enterprlsing corporation. - -
reported that the inventor and manufac-
turcr gets 4 liberal royalty The COM
many will keep large supply on hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
no., c,ro,ivr, for Eruptions.

Nr. ]. 4. Daily. associate editor o. Wv
Norfolk Nirginian. says: Il haNe Wa'C'rH
the. Use Of Quratol with great ih''IesN
and am firmly Of the belief iha' IL u 'i'
go, curative for face eruptions ever pro-
5,,ced have known II 70 cure BAD
80 ~ eruption on the face in forty-eisht
hours have also used IT for sore
throat and found II a speedy cure. As
an emergency remedy in my home have
found 1t very useful" ....-..---.--..-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
Windsor Notes.

WINDSOR. y. G.. July 30 Especially
The Vcstrymen Of 81. Thomas Protest
ant Episcopal church have secured
the services Of the Rev. +. \. Green IS
rector Of this parish. lie held divine SER
vice, al the church Sunday morning and
evening
Cullen G. Spel=r, aged Is years.
prominent farmer OF this county. died at
his residence. near Spoilers Ferry. sat
rrr.lpE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
county SUNDAY School ConNen'on-
Out for 9 Fish.

Ouf for . tiNh.
ruApIoTTESNII Va, July So
,spec.slt- Mt Join q. sutlcr. AN old resi-
d,nt Of Charlottesville ana Alb marie
county. is dead.
AFR. Kenneth Brown has pWrchas d the
handsome residence % Mr g. l.. Balm
bridge. half mile west ol The university.
ON the Tvs road The price pad was
s. 500 Mn cambridge and family cN-
Meet 20 return % \ew lork in 'ci"h-I.
a teachers iusututc has been ORGANIZED
q. the Methodist Sunday schopL
4 movement is OF foot O. c'nsid p
't, advis4bIlty e having a Ii'iN'nt
o-.u.y Fair !u this county in 1856
COUNTY SUNDAY-SCHOOL CONNEN-
TlON.
Deicgat,s 20 ttc County Suniay-S'hooI
Convention. which meets at M"u"'H'n
pain August "a aad 30, We're elected
yesterday IS the Char'2''esHi"e H -, ~.
sunday school. as follows; Rev. II. ".
,-.D1lr ney.rs. r.. H. Fife, NJ. {.
w.omas vs.. G.. Payn. D. u. I'nSiey'
U,y X Flanagan. G. II. Fitch, ). W.
IAN, 4 " Do.ln. Mrs. v. c. Payne.
.t.s.s Kate FIFE Blanche smell, susie
aruaean. Matte Price.
Fife Memorial Chapel sunday schoui
,... TED IA. following: L. \. Kins, G. G.
Wright. y. r. Winsneld, X. Jet+r JUnvT'
rf-. II Nall. Mrs Herndon fiie'
N.s Mary Fife. Mrs Eliza smith. MISS
I..y nattalllc. Mrs Coleman.
so the schools Of the city VIII sehd
gates.
The normal school which has been IN
sion here for the past four weeks
d. I.ed today. There were N all 40 teach
cas- The session has been very peas
eut and profitable one. The Hon John ~.
Massey was present ~ the normal 'o-u"y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
,rnll-ChonysI,i right.

DETROIT. MICH. July So-Jlm han
has sent 10 Honest John h'hE' az
Afount Clements. $50. his part OF we
stakes proposed 20 be fought LOT 10y Joe
ChoynsN and Han ..,.., oc-
az Da'las
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
IncPensc of Mnge..

BALTIMORE. ND. July 20 The Mary.
land steel Company has decided 90 In
crease the wages Of It's 1oo employees 10
Der cent. the increase % take immediate
effect. President Wood says: The great
business revival werrants the employment
81 a larger number Of men at higher
uaggq "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
I'm Attcnd the Fnnernl.

Mr. Wyndham T.. Meredith. the presi-
dent Of the Richmond Chapter or the
Alumni Of the University of virginia ms
appointed Major Robert STILES. y. ".
Patterson. ESQ. T. Jordan Leake. Ran
Jolph Williams and James l.. Anderson
a committee ON behalf Of the chapter 10
attend the funeral at the university q
Professor John b. Minor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31

ROANOKE. VA. July @.-(Speciall--
m poorok Alumni Association OF the
I.riversitv 4 Virginia held a meeting thls
evening 10 take action on me "e"'h ol
Professor j. Il. Minor. Resolutions
PASSED ana committee appoi'''u ~ a.
- funeral
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
Verdict Of Murder.

TALLAHASSEE FLA July 30-The
coroner's Jury completed its Investigation
Of the killing Of the Adams boys In this
county this evening and returned a YER
dict Of murder against Stafford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
TAuoRS' STRIKE EMBED.
Contractors >.-n Agreement Dis
piacing riecrw

Tas'I"'i't- ~ 7 - IT
NEW YORK. July 3l-Tha backbone o.
the strike of the brotherhood " Tauors
is apparently broken AZ day the Settle
meut Committee ~ the brotherhood was
busy wiih The contractors signing the new
agreement. which displaros the piece
work system. and in is place creates a
weekly scale of wages.
More than sixty contractors have sign
el tive new agreement These are The
leading contractors OF the city. and they
employ from fifteen % hfiy workmon
each. A. a result. nearly two thousand
tailors Will resume work Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31

Captain j. Taylor Stratt0n has taken
an agency iof Miss Winnie Dayis's splen-
dd book. yelled Doctor" and Will be
glad 20 receive orders from his friends
and the public
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31

Mrs. Stroweis. washerwoman. who
lives at Sixty-hrst and Morgan streets.
furnished The Diet ctiyes v On a new Tea
ture Joe the case to-day. She said she used
CD wash for Holmes ana for Mrs. Corners.
several times. she said. some Of The lat
t.rs clothing was brought to her by
Holn s..
Iu 1891 she stated. Holmes came 10 her
aul urged her 20 take out an Insurance
policy On her l.fe for $4,000.
DON'T De- afraid of me-" Mrs. Suowers
quotes Holmes az saying. you take out
the policy and rll give you 500 cash for
IL no ono
Mrs Strowers's friends persuaded her
NOT 10 DO -o. and she never talked TO
Holmes again.
Mrs Ou.nllu LEFT this afternoon. The
uolice ala have On i1aa Of preventing her
from ayiug the city, but have abandoned
il They are siul OF the opinion that She
can ten a preat deal more than she has
toll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
y.v York ucriih Commissionership.

ALBANY. y. V. July Sd "eois'
T. Fowler has been appointed Dy "o'
ernor Morton 10 the state bo"'u -
Health. as the commissioner repIe9, Il - ~,
CNr,,s j,dson. who recently resigned from
the board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31

Flavor all your cold drinks VITO twenty drops
Of AsGosrrRA BirTEEs, 70 kssp tree IRON sum
mer diseases ant ali sorts Of Indigestion ps'
s.eser,s The only genuine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31
n ,h. Bnby q. Cutting Teeth

be sure and use that old an4 weli-triei
remedy. Mrs. Winsl9w's Sooihins-syta
TO- children teething. II soothes the ohiic.
softens the gums allays all pam cures
yinl-collc. and is The best .emedy t0e
Aiarrhoea. TWENTY-FIVE cents bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-31

NEW YORK. Ju'v m-A Beaufort o..
CO. special save. The warrant for another
arrest in connection with TIE alleged
graveyard insurance swirdi" hos been
ISSUED. Tho ~ccugcd Is Dr r. IS. Per
kiu4 formerly OF Poauf7rt. bug now q
rracticine physician OF Newport. -. O.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-25
A Slight Misunderstanding.

A well-known brilliant entertainer,
who has just returned from a five
years tour in South Pacific seas, has
many amusing tales to tell, among
which is the following:
81 was ordering my advertisement
in Melbourne daily newspaper Office
one day." said the narrator, "whcn a
tall lanlSy countryman walked in and
said he wanted On In memoriam no.
tice in the obituary column of the
paper
"'My ole guvnor died year ago,
he explained, and should like bit
o poetry in the paper about him
"'All right answered the clerk,
have you brought it with you?'
"'No, said the rustic; can't you fix
me up Bit?
:" Certainly, replied the clerk. Our
charge for In memoriam" notices is
six shillings an inch
"a look of intense amazement passed
over the countryman's face.
"'Good graciousr he cried, as he
made for the door, Il can't stand that.
My guvnor was six feet high!"-Mel-
bourne Argus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-25
Dairy Pointers.

Beauty is only skin deep, even in a cow.
No cow can keep sweet temper when
her owner has a sour one.
The COW that gets kicked kicks back by
shrinking her milk.
1t is not so much the quantity of fluid
in the milk pail that counts, as does the
number of butter globules it contains
Train up heifer 10 the way she should
90, and when she is a COW she will not
depart from it.
Cows seldom grow long hair except in a
cold stable Then it is a blessed provis-
ion of nature.
No COW needs board hung over her
face, or poke around her neck, on a
farm where there are good fences.
1t never pays to overcrowd the pasture
or stable with cows. Make the farm larg-
er or the dairy smaller.
A COW is different from n child, in that
she can never be spoiled by too much pet
ting. Speak softly, milk gently, and she
becomes at once your profitable friend.
Winter sunshine is always good for dairy
animals, if it does not reach them though
a frosty air.
Some COWS are older and less profitable
at eight years of age than others are at
twelve Difference in care is the cause
of it.-New England Homestead.