The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-24
socrAnIsm rs INDIGEsrIoN.
The Liver, Improperly Cared For inspires
Sam. per.ons 20 seek u Change.

Same Persons 90 seek u thhh-''
,rbo fact was brought out by one OF
the most slullOus members OF the "'sN
End Auxiliary at its meeting yest'r""g
That socialism was due TO indigestion an"
liver trouble. ....,..s
socialism" Mrs. Couroy said, springs
e,,,,. mo sources discomfort and disorder.
Disorder comes from ignorance oil IN"
,,...,...4l-,- car. the body requires. IL
means irsuficlcnt food or food Improperly
cooked. III we read the faces OF people
"a. see I'm trains we see written thereon
Indigestion. improper circulation ana uNe'
troIble. From this comes degeneration
I'm love OF country aud Dissatisfaction
III would Dee wiser for poor people 10
ir,ftate their forefathers i'm building up
a structure of health and cOntentmeni
II The rich have come TO the ofhth"n'H
STAGE of life. poor people must not envy
their great display, but should admire "n'
glory i'm their grandeur. as they cte"te III
SEPARATION, give employment 10 ana p'","-
"a GREAT many people, Mrs Burns De
lievol emigration ought to bee closely te-
stricted 10 keep out the disturbing ere
ment.
Miss America-Phililps read paper on
tho tonic of the day. I'm which she gave
The history of the social movement IN
ruroue. "Wlth ms, as with England,
eho said. GRADES unions are notable
reatire of socialism. and sometimes tney
have amounted almost 10 anarchy. W -
have a much miller form Of socialism,
which is called natiOnalism, founded on
the idea of Bellamy'5 book LooNlns
Backward
q,bis started a varied discussion as 10
tho advantage of government ownership
OF railroads and other public cohveni,
ence~ and OF the land 1t rs the klpd
of socialism 1 believe i'm" Mrs. James
| Pierce announced, THAT whlch hi"H'S
raiiuavs government or municipal prop
erty. In Glasgow they became ulssusl0u
with the abuses Of the street railway s.
qhev took their franchises away and
now the cars are embeliished with th'
coat OF arms of the city and run by tn'
municipality. with the result that they
have better accommodation, the mef
have shorter hours ANA better pay. whil'
| the system returns five per cent. interes
10 the CITY. think the government man
! arrulent of the Dost-0iiice aud the fehnc
n hostage under its control proves tina
! other institutions could he run IN th'
same way TO the advantage OF the PEG
pie"
Mrs. 2. Corneiia Robinson, their an
thority on social economies, had beer
waiting eagerly a chance TO reply Sn'
rose imDresslvely and asked. with an ON
phasis on each word. "D0 YOU believe tn'
reduced postage indicates saving on th'
mart OF the government Mrs flerc'
didn't know. and said so. after some de
liberation. 1T is n known fact sal.
Mrs. Robinson, when every one haf
! Given uD' her c0nundrum, "tnat ron
orfv two years I'm IT'S history has the Post
| office Department paid expenses. Foi
the most of the .ime The expense is taker
out OF the taxes" This frightened th'
memories Of the members.
ION. yes" said Mrs. Florence kirk
wood. "as n sworn government clerk
can say that there was deficit OF 500"
O00 last june for two years
Eyes. and although ! don't Know abou
| GLASGOW" said another. Il DO know ina
| the railroads on the Continent which are
| controlled by The government orer 0rem'
ful accommodations. The fare Is greater
and the most frightful overcharges are
made for baggage"
That's true" Mrs. Pierce assented
svou are limited 10 n small amount o
baggage, you pay more. and II you wan
a sleeping car-why, oh, dear''-and al
the members who had been abroad sigh
ed in sympathy
Il think we are getting away from TIN
question:" said another member. %
should ike % know the opinion about IN
effect OF socialism on religion. IL ha
been my observation that socialism an'
atheism 20 hand IN hand" but no on
seemed inclined 70 discuss IT, Mrs. James
Falrman also read a paper on the gen
eral questlon.-New York Herald.