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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
The AII-ImpOrtant Question.

We were willing 10 try the adm.nistra-
ton goid-bond BILL and let It work out
its own results, and for that reason We
stood ~ the President In his recon-
nlcndation Of il 20 the appreciation OF Con-
gress. 1; is now no longer in existence;
and IL Is time that we had asked our
selves the question whether 1t Wac the
best POSSIBLE outcome Of all the financial
speeches and schemins recently MADE
and done In Congress? We agree with
The New York Journal OF Commerce that
the ai!-important question now u.s. VIII the
proposed loan. whether made payable In
gold or IN coin, really accomplish the
only purpose which warrants the borrow
ing. We quote the Journal a. follows:
can the consummatei negotiation OF n
sC2OJGco loan be honestly regarded as
anything better than a transient meaning
so be followed by "a relapse 10 stun moro
yirulent phase of the disease? II cannot !,
provided specific arrangements essential
, TO the Treasury retaining this new sup
ply OF gold be not forthcoming. No can
did expert In finance would pretend that
Il can. The bank men. who best under
stand these operations, virtually take IL
for granted that the proceeds OF the ne"
loan must 20 the way or the two preNl-
Gus borrowings and they have no uneef-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

rove, by tho author OF "a suporhuous
Woman" The titis will be "'rr1nsition.'
Among Hunt a. Eaton's announcements
are the fourth volume OF Bishop Foster
"Strdios In Theology" and "The Litera-
ture OF Theology" by Bishop J. +. Hurst
y. l.. Stevenson's posthumous novel.
"St. Ives" Will be published by Ston"
g. Kimban. publishers of the "Chap-
| Book" Chicago
Tho Blbolot Is tho tito OF now
| monthly periodical. published by Mr..
Thomas u. Mosher. OF Portland. Me-,
who f. well known for hts tasteful edi-
tons Of great authors. The first Jan
uary issue contains some Of Blake's
lyrics. The February issue Will be de-
voted to Francois Villon
The next Ladies' Home Journal will
| contain \. Conan Doyle's impressions Of
the Literary Aspects Of America"
Ward McAllistcr. says the Nrw York
Critic, expected 70 make al least tHN~
ont Of his book society a. / Have
Found It," but that II doubts If he
made $500 An edition de luxe OF tie
book was issued. limited u 80 copies
Cote the number, which was an i'm
nlfHlldAt suitfrs. ~ III iNt " A. Ni'
and every copy was gold, the edition BE-
exhausted before it left the press. ITO
have the book lying on ones drawing
| room table says the critic. was. a.
! It were. "a patent OF nobility. The owner
must belong 10 the -Four Hundred for
hero was ,hc proof" The Crltic shows
that Mr. Edmund Clarenc. Stedman hrst
coined the phrase. the -Four liunired
80 applied to New York's IA hionable
society II was used b. Mr. Stsd-
man in n satIrical poem rclo'ing 10 me
/ Prince Of Wales's visit to Nav r"i n
some twenty-five years ago, ana rcferi "a
! u the committee. consisting q! jhst tnl'
number. witch had charge OF tho arrange
ments Tor the ball and supper given III
the Princes honor.
At the sale OF the Charles y. Foot"
| collection o. books in Now York re-
/ Gently. Uorbert's Temple" which cost
I Mr.. Foote $50. brought $500. \ manu-
/ script FRAGMENT OF "Pickwick ana y
much larger part Of the Ms. OF Nlcho-
! las Nicklcby" cost him 500 Ihc iic%-
wick" alone sold FOR STD. Mrs. bio" =
J ine's Battle cf Marathon. when cos I
I him so brought $50. The vicar OF
/ WakenelF' cost 80. and sold for $40.
I,,.b,s "Rosan1oui Gray" cost so. and
/ brought $50 The same authors Poetry
for children" STOOD him a. ;3lV. ana
: ,old f.r Ip. ! profit Of $3.50 was made
! en- paradise Lost which nrought ~.
Tho entire sale brought In $l3.''a- -, WY n
ros an AVERAGE Of S55.52 for each % the
! o., los. and which was $3.50 more than
the collection had been offered at as P
+ whole 10 gentleman fow weeks be
fore tho sale.
The Review Of Reviews Tor February
/ contains many articles OK current In
tefc-t. e.. chief of which - the one
! IN tic Iuternatona. cotton Exposition
/ AZ Atlanta. ANA which has already been
/ noticed iu the Dispatch. Tire article -
+ well illustrated with pictures "t /"
ro.ris ani buildings ard portraits OF
! Inc officials. Tho VI contains some
! very interesting Stoyeus1niana-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

~ u d. ,s.,.t,... ~ fte Roanoke
r, ,,,.,ls 81. the Evening Word OF
o. o+, e. ..,.-,. q. convention 70 revise
.....s -..-. ,..ct.s-,,,, state Constl-
So. ..~,-,. ,,,..- char-es that no re-
.. 80. t.s.,.s and the
-, ........ b.. cl,...l hy the people
,-'...t ,.. Tho tvr,. houses Of the Gene
-, ,....,,.i,. ,. ,.r.s-nt. And the Dam
-, ID. - ,b. ,r-rfon thar Mr.
,,. ,L..,. &C. tho correct,
~, ,---,.,,.,, COWS hat III.
-. ,---,n carolina elect their
80 ,A.t I'll. s.st..a WORKS
.., a.. W and iu Vlr.,.r.l.
-. -. arto-n.l.u Constitution.
,,-..,t our ,.dr.s fy popular Vo,-.
O.. a., he vfry beet iuIces that VIZ
- ..,.,- t.d ,y,r. 81, elected. The first
-. ~ ,t. ,r..ti,..s Court Of Richmond.
e. t-o- NC0rsr, u LYONS. a great and
,o,d i,,l,s ~. called 20 Once BY the
-, of,.e ,e,io,y-cf,ize-.s o. JHchm0nd
va, a.. .,oa,s sav ,nat IL would de-
,erd very much upon what improvement
49,, 81. maj. t,, the e..ffrsee article OF our
Constitution whether the changes urged
~ ~ It.,5av,ay ou2ht u b. adopted.
The proposition. we know. is a taking
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
The First Rcgimcnt npd It's onicers'

We await with great sollcitude the pub
lcatlon of the report OF the court cr IN
ouiry and the comments thereon OF the
Governor
The court dealt with only one phase OF
the long-standing and continually grow
ing troubles In the regiment but It may
possibly point the way out Of the whole
difficulty. Let us hope that II will. II
would be fearful reproach to Rich
mond. 10 the military OF Richmond. par
ticularly. II the First Regiment had 70
DO disbanded and reorganized, 30 as 10
got into shape for effective service again
Further discussion OF this question
would be out Of place now. but It can
not be very wrong for us TO plead with
all concerned in tho regiments disputes
to do all that they can do 10 bring back
peace and harmony. Here Is common
ground on which all true-hesrted Nir-
ginians. all philosophical citizens. can
unite. Let the good OF the regiment be
the first thought OF all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

The Appletons have begun the publca-
ton Of q Library OF Useful Stories. -
the first volume OF which Is out 1t Is
called The Story OF the Stars" and
Ia by G. +. Chambers, F. r. \. 5. with
twenty-four illustrations The Story OF
the Earth Will be the title OK the Sc
cond volume. BY Professor II. q. Seeley.
i. X. $.
Among Macmillan & Co.'S announce
ments arc Summer Studies OF Birds and
Books" by William W. Fowler. "Struc-
ture and Life OF Birds" by r. w. Head
ley. and new biography OF Adam Smith,
by Mr.. John Fac. the writer on economi-
cal questions.
Bryce's American Commonwealth" has
been published In Russia.
The Putnams have IN preparation for
their Famous Novels Series Marryats
mir. Mldshlpman Easy" illustrated by
representative American artists; at
Odds" By the baroness Tautphoens.
and "Richelieu." and "Agincourt." by G..
4. Il. James.
The Lippincotts will publish q new
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
The Boo. business.

The letter of Governor O'FcrraN and
Attorney-General Scott which We publish
tGls morning COMPLETES tie proof that
N.rS.n.t has not been disseminated
leaiust ~ the American Book Company.
as has been charged by ;Ee Norfolk Pi.ot.
our contract with ta3 BOOK company
entities Virginia 10 a. favorable terms
on books C the company bought BY tne
patrons o.. the public schools as are given
under like conditions TO tie people Of
any other state 1t is 5000 contract.
an the contract has been kept, These
facts We have under the signatures Of the
Governor and Attorney-G~neral-o@icors
whose honesty no one has solgh; to Ia
peach.
E.t that the reading public may con-
s.der the facts for themselves. the Cover
nor and Attorney have prepared.
as q Yart Il their letter, tabular state
men, showing what We Virg mans gay for
the pubuc-school books we buy from tho
American Book Company, and what ;he
same works are sold for elsewhere.
l. VIII he oiservel that the methods al
buying books yaly in different states. and
tat the difference IN methods causes
some ll,tle difference In price. These de-
tails the letter explains. They gre not
oiHcult to md island. Every business
nam viii com?r bend the system as soon
"a he reads the letter carefully.
Il seems 10 Us that the contract va
have with the American Book Company
IS a highly-adyantaee.u oae, but II Nir-
GINA chooses to canoe. 1t AMI substitute
Tor Il such contract as exists between the
American Book CONF any AMI any other
state. she IS at r.rtect liberty To do So.
F The bargain IS that We are 10 have
as good terms rs any other STATE has,
/ auI the company IS willing to live Up to,
ana has hitherto lived up e., TINS agree
/ mcut.
The reading public have long ago con-
! cluGel We suppose, that this b,ok-q1aT-
rel IS the result Of the rivalry Of COM
! potlng book-housrs. such, We think. IS
the fact Some Of the newspapers con-
tanning marked copies of articles ATTACK
ing our State Board Of Education have
been mailed 10 the members Of the Viz
GINA Legislature in the envelopes Of a
northern ook-publlshing company.
orr Sta;e Board Of Education would
have been blamable in the highest degree
II IT had rejected the advice q our coun-
/ Is and city super.nteuicuts OF public
schools. and reyOiut.ouizel the book-ist
at a time when our people are complain
ing ~ much OF hard times. Hereafter 10
doubt. We shall hud !. 20 our advantage
to make changes in our book-list. but TINS
/ should be done AT a time and in a manner
which will impose the least possible cost
/ upon school patrons.
The letter Of the Governor and the Al
/ toruey-General VIII carry great weight
with Il. And. BY the way. We are glad
to see their statement that Of the sixty
five books on our adopted list, twenty
five are from the pens Of Virginans ana
one other has been revised hy Virginia
Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
PAINFUL. coAsTI>G ACCIDENT.
,iorc Fines Tor selling Liquor by
the CIubs--suiis for Damages.

ROANOKE. ". February l5.-(Sre-
c.all-Whue coastng last night Charles
o.. Herring. a young lawyer Of this city
lrok, his lcft leg above the ankle. Mss
Sanders. who Vas On II. same sled |itn
T.rr.r-. was knocked s-nse less. but was
only t-L.'y hurt.
In tho Musings Court. William Yer
r...u was fined 81 for selling liluor
without license. Ferguson claimed -
g.. cork 20 T. =. Marshall proprietor
~ tt- AU.,a.ry social club Judge
Woods instructed Commonwealth s-Ait1r-
r-r II rtwcu 10 institute Guo-|srranto
,,.e-- lre- - revoke the charters grant
,-i to 81 clubs TIN. ltv" ll cJi.Eic'e
~ doing al illegal bGs.n So.
A.-'... BROOKS o1l-reD instituted ST.,
AGAINST 'le o.tv today f.r 900 f'r rail-
sr- ra tr. walk au! bye tina her leg.
James Wi.-iut.n also ert.re! s'..' agar. 81
r.. Electric Sire Railway Company for
500 for put,ius h.r ~ ctr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
not TINT thcy had acted Whf1c thcy had

not thnt they had acted while they hnN
the chance. Lo, VA hope that we Viz
sinians may never have cause to indulge
In like reflections. Would that this qucs-
ton were behind VA instead OF confront
ing US. But until # IS settled by con-
stitutlonal amendment or the adoption OF
a new Constitution we cannot hope
FOR that peace and prosperity which would
Otherwise be ours. Until that time comes
we should regard It as a very dangerous
thing TO provide for the election OF judges
by the people. We have not seen Mr.
Hardaway's letters IN full. Perhaps he
would make the election Of judges by the
people contingent upon changes in the
suffrage
In every quarter we see evidence Of the
fact that the people arr eagerly looking
forward 20 n convention. Tho movement
IS strong one. and is growing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

tain opinion as - the prospect OF theso
palliative postponernents ending In the
inability OF the Treasury to get goih
through loans indefinitely
This question will soon demand an an
swer from Congress-ir not from the cur
rent Congress. then from the next Con-
gress. We had this deplorable prospective
condition OF things I'm mind when we SAID
Yesterday: I'VE regard II as entirely pos
eble that tho President may have 10
convene Congress In extra session 10
Ieglslatc on some other subject IMAM so'a
bonds"
But we may be told that the negotiation
Of tho new loan Just effected by the al
ministrstion has not had the bad resu''s
which the Journal OF Commerce expected
TO follow the success OF that loan 20
much the better: but let us not natter
ourselves that our financial troubles are
at an end. There is much yet 10 be done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
SUNDAY. .....FEBRUARY Il, 1895
Nicaragua in Parliament.

NJ. Morgan. OF Alabama. las made
Tor himself worldwide reputation as
The patron in the United States senate OF
The Nicaragua oanal-scheme. lie las,
however. not Ea.ncd such a r'putaN n
without having earned f. on the con-
trarv. he has had % work FIR the SO
ress Of what he esteems the most I'm
Yortaut measure % international concern
Shlch commands 81. n, present time The
attention O. tho various nations OF ~"
earth Nc has l'b1rcI IN season and out
G. season IN behalf OF The Nicaragua ca
ra.-scheiuo. When BE was running before
tie people 90 Alabama, as he dd last
IA. for Cngol states senator and
making speeches FOR himself. he spoke
two words for h,s favorits canal for every
sue that lie spoke for Nins =. IN n
wor3. h.s support Of tn Nicaragua canal
pro.ec; has been charac'er!zei ~ IN
anse.ash study OF The merits q the
measure. ord = willingu 1888 - sink HIM
Sc out Ct s'rht e Only H. can secure
lhc success Of his canal
oar attention vas called - t'!S subject
b the o-Olccrlms cent across he ocean
Un tie lith instant morning inc
American YubNc as - what hal taken
pace In TIE British Parliament on that
Say touching Mr No~ran eni tie pro-
tecte! Sicara~-a canal IS CHE inte,a-
- o,s clos, reader elusvs likes % So,
The very words g a message s1cf as The
30 ve ore row s~sai.-us o.. we quote lie
,a,ls-rarr. 7. saws.
LONDON. February -A-Drr'u- a. ses-
- - tie HoIs, O.. G. ;r..r.o's iA.' @i,tI-
Ron Sr L."1i. i-ii.i-.- Do .''T.l ''..'
=. ~ -..~.-.-.s >....-.. .--r,-.l Bin
\ -.re.I ~. TINTED States Se-.te. AMI
~ row bsc,re sne Hoa7e ~ keI-,s.n''-
Rvs an tax NJ - u "'4 ali.,' III
-. - ,- ,,,...,..~ g. 81. ~
!, t.. i-.-1-t,.-c.. ~ -h. canal O. I.-....
= t--.vrcrs. -, covrrrm =, l.3 maize
lr-er- r-r -e7en tatio-s O. 're .V-'..ii.-f'
r 'a' '-.r4 o,i. re- -"'
-.'. -...,A -,.,......-
ST. ..v--i CIV :. -..'-,e- - sscre-
.v f-r tie I.~e.r. C-i.- led trat
(, "as not usual f,r - .FeFnme't -
r. s.l -.. ,--.9
- he s.lei co-..t -.. .nat such a
c.. es g. was pr SCI - construct
through N.cara--a Should 10 rnler inter-
ia.2"a. coa'f. s'- ,~' rs
~ -
So ms 1-t, T.l. ~ doubt. regards
,s ,,.,,. 90 an .h. world. including tNe
$50 state TN. % loofs uuon the
,.,o,-,g,a o.-.--s home as a schem-
So W., g. nr-, n fr,,..,a. must p.
- t,..-r,,,,..t c.r,r1l N. ,Aat
- -. ~, - N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
RcnSscssinon and Rctrcnchmcnt.

From discussions going on in various ~
our Virginia exchanges it is plain TO Us
tina, many OF our counties expect their
assessments 10 be very largely reduced
this year. They also expect and will de-
mand tina, their county expenses shall be
reduced In proportion.
Tho reassessmcnt Of land. and lots now
being made in virginia is going 20 have
an important bearing on the constitu-
tional convention question. Watch and
see II 1t doesn't,
The people who are now urging refuc-
ton OF land-assessmsnts will be quite rs
earnest in their insistenca that there shall
he no increase either ot the county or
State leyy-the county levy particularly.
Watch and see II they arc notl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

GTOr the Dlsp4trh.l
our wears pass quickly as meteor
fight,
Rearing away LIES sunshine. summer
flow ers.
To leave US mournful DER neglected
hours.
with spirits crushed By cares eorrodins
blight;
No wasted spring nor aftermath unpleS''
Shall pierce thy soul with retrospectioH
VAIN.
Tho yilv'ry frosts which on thy forehead
rest.
Yet brighter glow than childhood
golden chain.
An areoi OF light, outbeaming far
piana's crescent or the |esper star.
tx. &. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

,fARrlNSNILE. VA. February 10
,Sss..ilI)-.Iam l.. Sohoolnell clos tn
revival here yesterday. \ great go'n
H. % 81 done ly The series OF sermons
rre.cheI hy this good mlu. Many con-
sri,1s w. made. but the greatest
GOOD WIS accomplished among the church
members .,r. Schoo.H.ld breaches Win
power and earuostu'sa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

mo c.nninc q goods has been vastly
t,|,~.,e5 OF l.te years. through ne
emery ~ the chemists OF TIE Department
~ Ay~tcllttlre. under Or. Wiley. SO much
aau.terat.on and preserving elements
were usad that every bGi!etin showed
almost universal sophisacation Poison
from lead tops IS now almost wholly
avoided. while purer tn 3 used tcr the
cans The suiphgrous anl saicyHc ac!4S
for ius.ring preservation are more care
fully used AZ least. on tbs side or mo
Atlantic. France being ths greatest o.
fender for many years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
seems Absurd.

Dumhle,on: What a ms-rabl> farce
this business OF college athletics is get
ting 10 b.
FLASHER: what has impsiied you 70 that
conclusion?
Dumb.eton: Why. ! have just been rea1-
Ing an extract from q college pap r.,
wherein it is STATED hat I'd asp.sant Tor
pedestrian hon,rs e.n become good
walk. without coach"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

The Dispatch acknowledges the receipt
ram. publisher and Frank H. Lancaster,
editor. OF the Fourth Estate. TO attend
the opening Of tbs new offices Of that
rourl.hing weekly, IN New York. on the
evening Of February 2lsi. The Fourth
Estate IL paper for newspapeg-men. lite
Tary workers. etc, and IS an cVer-wel-
come visitor 10 our office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
phusizinx nm Opportunity

Their meetings IN tn, str.et-car did
At intervals occur.
But never hal he made n bid
HIS seat % offer her.
s.. whsn up9n IT, ice orc day.
She saw him or hi feet.
II funny seemed to hear her 70 say:
Don't rise. sir, Keep your seat.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

Congress refuses 70 pass the bond law
but Grover issues his bonds nevertheless.
are they going 10 Jet the Old man have
things his own way entirely !-Buena
Vista Advocate.
Sir. Cleveland keeps within The letter
OF the law Nobody doubts that fact, we
believe. but many persons think that Con-
gress in passing tho resumption act OF
1875 did not intend by any means that II
should carry such construction as has
been put upon H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
"sy,e~t Alice" Revised

Indianapolis JournaD
Oh. do you remember sweet Alice. Ben
Bolt.
Sweet Alice, whose hair was So brown
IL was changed To "A hydrogen blonde. l
hm told.
Sine sweet Alice moved into town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
Foreman and Eone,cutt secured.

PETEESnTRG "a, February 10
sYeialJ-Jonn -. Foreman VIII wear n
Petersburg uniform the coming season
He having accepted terms win the local
rI,ih uoneycutt Will also play here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

According to popular bHief 3, is not
possible for n messenger-hOy 70 be "stuns
to the quick"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

we believe that the Richmond Times
has "cuss.d" the Walton e.ec;ion-law
more. II anything. than the Republicans,
and Democrats think rs about time Tor
tho Times 10 "shet-up" AMI give Us u
rest-I.ouisa County News.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

The paraerapher who makes merchan-
disc Of his WI soon discovers tnat 1t ism
every editor who can take a Joke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

All letters ara kilograms must >. ad-
dressed 10 THE DISPATCH CONF ANY.
Rejected communications will not oe re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
NcN or.

LIVES 81 boarding house Attendants
Teach. with many another sham,
That oil mutton never ceases
To per~5n.fy spring lamb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
Sf THE DISPATCH COMPANY

The DAILY DISPATCH IL deliver red to
suoscrioere at FIFTEEN CENTS per
week payable 10 the carrier weekly.
e'ehed AT " per snnum: 81 for six
months' a.eo for three months; BIC. for
ene month.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
tnnum.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at $50 per
tnnem. or 7So. for six months.
subscriptions in all cases payable IN ad-
rance. and no paper continued after the
expiration OF the time paid for. Send
post-onice money order. check. or regis
Tered letter. Currency cent by mfh VIII
be a, the risk OF the Gender. Subscribers
wishing their post Office changed must
Bve theirEold as well So their new post
siice. sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

UPTOWN OFFICE. 80 EAST BROAD
STREET
WEST-END OFFICE. PARK-PI.ACE
PHARMACY. Beividere and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1906 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

IlntutoreI though he may 10. the noble
red man never has amy difficulty IN finding
tho combination of scalp-lock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

Does it suggest to Quack when a by
dropathist advises you 70 take a duck p"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
IiicrnrN NnicN.

Accusations OF faults are not always
fafsa accus.ttaue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
MEANS or FRAUD.

Chocolate. being a manufactured aru-
Gle. affords excellent means OK traui.
The best article j. relt.lr SrtNe.y or
TASTY when mix.I VITA water '-'
dancer m puIe 90 wc.te hour = the
aIr1, used 70 whiten. Ind)ctoret Hour
l.. not rerr,ctly white. and h0usvkeer -r ;
would s.,I a puror brad % table X
trey were wiling - foreso tae white
hess and take Z -four ot natural Color.
Alum is likely TO cause dyspepsia ana
q General disorder ~ the storaa n. car
donate Of soda Is largely used T. doctor
low grade OF -four Obviously. re
fa,r.r c.,m.GQ clements administer
l. cur stomacGs The tier health ~ - .
u.s,y u have. and certl.lF the staI Or
lc. sh0gld rat b. over '-ed with aclIi
for the safe Of itur difference ia
color.
The microscopic examination q sam
PIES az s..css shows a. great PER-
coutage Oh capitalization 20 almost any
other product. unless Il be certain drugs
Fye-v conceivable substitute - urec -
make up u compound II spice, oste!lSioIy
uure. but alas IN reality. scarce N.lFu
pyr-. tho. rest anything from si'rni
sa.w!tst 20 pulverizoi brown breat. Here
oar only resort for .utW1-t!ES such u tc-
,ces il 20 supply the Kitchen with spice
mil purchase the waOie berries or beans,
ami r4f.-. q feed tie family On ind
..--ft-. ,..rs ,r b Sis 30 Wlr-er '-r
sf-,.ierrs don't bsrn when half ot ~"
ri.rs mustard j. made up * wheat h-ii-
nee. tyrner!c. and tc- Ike. An authority
assures us that SUGAR Is generally pure.
R!aiI inspection prevents frauds i'Tme!.y
praci!cei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
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