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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21
T0-DAY'S TELEGRhPHIC NEWS
Foreign News.


LONDON, Feb. 2l.-The Lord Mayor
is indignant over the large number OF
unlimited guests who swarm to all So
cial functions at the Mansion House,
lured by tea, coffee and cakes. His
secretary has been notified to take steps
to keep them out hereafter.
LONDON, Feb. 2l.-Engiish states
men are Indignant over the refusal OF
the United States to make concessions
in the Alaskan boundary dispute under
consideration by the Joint high commits
sion. 1t is proposed that ID view OF
this England should insist on the strict
observance of the letter in the Clayton,
BuIwer treaiy rs quid pro quo.
PARIS, Feb. 2l.-SiXty thousand per-
SOUS viewed the body OF III. Faure yes
terday. The Cabinet has decided that
in the official world the period OF
mourning which began on February II,
the day OF President FAure's death,
shall extend to March II, and that in
the interim there shall be no dinners,
totes, or other ceremonies. The
Bourae, commercial exchanges, schools,
aud public oflcces will be closed on
Thursday, the day OF the funeral OF N
Faurr.
PARIS, Feb 81 With the exercise Of
ordinary ii crsiion President Loubei
will be able 10 maintain the stability OF
the government. The anti-LouDet mani.
festatious have been largely artificial
and were worked up ny subsidies Of
beer and money. Editor Drumont, OF the
Libre Parole the anti Jew leader, who
is himself Jew, has not neglected op'
portuuitics Tor melting row since
| Lou0el's election. The extent Of the
damage done by mis- band has been the
desu uction by rocks and pistol shots
of one window where bulletin Of Lou.
| BETS election was posted.
PARIS, Feb. 2l-Presdent Loute.'s
message TO Parliament was sent tc
both houses this afternoon. The Pres
ident says The nation can rely or
my firm resolution to devote ell OF my
efforts 10 the maintenance of the con
-titulion. | pledge my unalterable de
votion to the Republic. My chief ain
| via OC w ak i-i ia hlCbb All Ilc ucCcS'
sary task to secure tolerance and
concord throughout the temporary diff
liculties through which we are nov
passing"
PARIS. Feb 81 -Gcncfal Dayout. Duke o
Auerstardt, grand chancellor of the Legion o
Honor, today invested President Loubet witt
| the Grand Gordon Of the Legion of Honor il
the presence of all the cabinet ministers.
PEKlS, Feb 21 The Chinese are excited
over the news Of the conflict between tn,
Russians and Chinese at Talienwau. The
Chinese declare that the Russians are ex.
tremcly arbitrary they claiming tho right u
levy q land tax and infringing upon China:
sovereign rights which the Port Arthur con
vcntion safeauarded.
BOMBAY, Feb. 21.-The Sultan Of Oman
has revoked his concession of coaling sta
ton 10 the French under the threat OF the
British admiral to lombard the forts OF Mus
cat. ihe French consul at Muscat has made
formal protest agairs. the Slltan's action
oNDoN, Feb. 21.-The Echo publ shes
report that the American troops have me
| with reverse 1T Manila
The estate of the late Ferdinand James DE-
Rothschiid is found to he valued at Il ASS,
12S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21
A CARD.

The city postmaster called at my place of
business on last wednesday and took occa.
sion to congratulate me on the truthful ness
of my card which appeared in a recent issue
of tho Gazette, wherein made mention Of
his name ut is very nearly all true with
one OK. option he exclaimed. Il have never
arpointed any relative OF mine in the post
office, nor personal friend either, although
have made one appointment on the recon-
mendation Of some one else. Call to see me
at the postotice on Sunday next. l wish TO
talk with you We expect very shortly TO
have fcw permanent positions to give out,
and I think possibly something can be done
for YOU" At his request 1 called and in
formed him that it would take something
besides a laborers position to head me off. I
Give this out (although l was requested not
to sas anything about it in the newspapers)
for the pnrpose OF benefitting those who are
after office, that they may profit thereby in
their race for tho few pnzes shortly TO be
given out by the machine politicians at the
big political club house at the corner of Prince
and St. Asaph streets. ----..
THOs. q. MORGAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

MANILA, Feb. 21-11:40 q. m.-Yes-
terday at noon General King admins
tered salutary lesson to the inaur-
gents who had been peppering away at
his left night and day for week past,
with the result that at O'Clock last
evening al! was quiet. General King
sent two companies of the First Cali
fornia infantry to clear out the enemy
from the ravines between Guadalupe
and San Pedro Macati, which they
efIectually did. Ia the meantime Cap.
tain SCOTS battery of the 9th Artillery
saelled the Guadaloupe church, where
a considerable body of insurgents had
taken stand. AT the same time two
companies OF the First Washington
Infantry routed a large force of Fill
pines on the other side of the river.
Our losses were three killed and two
wounded. The number of the enemy
slain was fully fifty, twenty of their
dead having been buried by our men
this morning.
The transport Newport which ar
rived here last uight from IloiIo brings
the news that General Miller still holds
Jaro and Molo. where there has been
some ,skirmishinas during the nights.
The insurgents have force OF 1000
men at Santa Barbara
MANILA, Feb. 21.-3:4O p. m.-The
United States flag was voluntarily
raised over Negros island by the inhab-
itants after the capture of Iloilo by the
Americans under General Miller. Four
native commissioners arrived here to-
day to offer the allegiance of the inhab-
itants, and to claim American pro-
lection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

THE recent ratification OF the Spanish
treaty, though so late as two days ne
fore the vote was taken enough -eaa.
tors to defeat it had declared themselves
as opposed to it, shows the extent Of
the malign Influence of the administra-
ton and that such is the present condi-
ton that ali attempts to defeat Nc
Kinley's wishes must necessarily fail.
But worse for the country is the fact
that the administration is subject to
the Influence Of the trusts, so that
practically the government Of the
free and independent" people of
the United States is under the absolute
control cfa comparatively few selfish
plutocrats vino exert their power
through Mr.. Hams.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21
To Fpce the Slaves.

LONDON, Feb. 21.-England is con
sidering the adyisability of granting
immediate emancipation to ali the
slaves in Zanzibar and Pemba. AS the
matter stands now, the slaves have to
apply to the courts for their freedom
and the process is cumbersome. The
slave trade has been stopped and, since
1890, ell children born in slavery are
free. The governments objection to
immediate emancipation is that the
slaves are getting good wages and COM
Portable livings and do not care to be
FREQ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21
-.-,,-,,,.- Icoanruysc4rsD
SEMEN AND TIE TTPp3,, ~

Dear, dear, this is oil ra,.,-..
Diana's article, Purifying ,b. rs
ry." could not possibly be car.... @''
senex, into anything ceusorag.o...''
lady managers Of that institution
consequently there was no need ,e
championship business"-gor. H. a-y
world. One OF the lame1,ed I r. IT,
Frederic's novels, it appears. ba. ',,0
removed from the library tor .sr.e
you should, IS this is purely Gts. a.a
question pertaining to u literary ,,'
tuition, have gone, dear Seek 81. r-..'
did, and first read the book mad 1-'
let lis hear what you had To- .sv -'~
why the works OF so hriilsr ,on--.
ist end hnent a writer Of icle1 Ia
late Mr. Frederic should De on. any,. y.
library. Diana stated c.-;an ee..,1 vac
in "rbe Damnetion OF Theron 'v...
intimaring That TO be Tie c.asa of
expulsion of that volume -q. |
rot the reason, SeneX, wha us., T,
is the only question at issue T.4
dies and their merijoriou- labor in.
susciating the library and br.rsrga[
lt8 present condition are duly anna.
ated by all its patrons. al. ..fr.I
Justice to ell persons anu 10 Al. ,~,
And you isii to do That 80.
memory has grown senuc. >.r.-
1t has indeed. You stale a.
tempts made by gentlemea -.a..
civil war to conduct the -ysra...
Library were unsuccessiuL ua. doe.
no. Now let Us look q nae s~.
About the year 1870 pare gsr
men interesting thenselve- .aen..
ter got together ana had a- a5a....
moved from the Lyceuu euf0,-
now DR.. McGuire's u.re--.
rooms over Mir. George French, ooo.
store and organized the ursrv w.
Capt. K. Kemper as president Sso~.
ly afterwards it was mep. 90 G.,.
mann's building where ar51me.v an.
pointed and carpeted room were r.
vided with Oil the great daily aeQ.,
pers and many magsMaes. Tie i7,w
was kept open every eaeaoa s-i
night up 20 ten o'clock. r Jssr.-
succeeded Capt. Kemper Tae -.r
president was Mr.. :. Cnana Sal.
who removed the library g. ,.saoae-o.
Washington and King stree, oye.vte
is now Aliens drug store M maas.4
it under the same auspcs IS. m.
decessors. Al this cover r.r9
more than six years OF a 81,
cess Nov then experieaca 14- 7ar
that all libraries IL large c.e, g, 8a
as small, run upon Jhe -4l--r..
plan, sooner or later meet W,a. aers
bic difficulties, and so Mr Nea. ra
ing his rooms these somewhat Liza.
tory books we're once more remWan
the Peabody building. a-1 ooM
the collapse. However, .ls
toreign to the question. AZ 60 gtr
"Theron Ware,o the move eas .-
moved from the library, Seuex-gy-.aa
apparently speaks "by the card d.
all books demanded by aug ,1i
readers will be procured ans H,Hs
by the library. Now upoa ,o., -r
pothesis, net thet we have ag aga
III the matter, only as literary frc
sitiou, why shonld most tar
written American novel. ll4. 20
through three editions III -z moc.
and that could not possibly dc slr
jury to any mature person be n,.,a
rom th1 shelves? These ure .-
matters OF legitimate discussioa asta
forth Mysteries or knight erau.g
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21
1COlrliUTr.
EVILS RESULTS OF VACCINE
TON

- y LIS lh4ls- u = = ~ az Jazz
TON.
A single case of smallpox reraa
city is heralded in all directions 3:
creates an alarm equal to ,a4, au&
by az invading army, when the ,aa-.
is seldom over 10 per CEN. sat gis
judicious management much .a--. G'
the fact that thousands % c.dar IF
annually from the bad effects Of g@'
nation and thousands more a'srjuall
all their after lie from .oa.asoue In
and oJher diseases, arising from '-c@i
effects of vaccine virus c,eNe- Me
comment and no alarm. From 20 .
per cent. of the annua var0aio1
with virus from sores OH caFe, '.'
offspring Of consump,ye cows -o0!
but surely develop u m1u-1
consumption in fuUr a ora-i-
always lingering -esce a ni.1'
ture death.
The first compul-o.s uccin' ..'' is
was passed in England % @ BIZ
ferring TO statistic. oaa ..a. SIP
the above date there 1--we oc.-i.s
three leading epidemic Tie an.a
1857 to 1859 killed II 2tl00 the pr
lation of England and #o.e- l@
second in 1868 TO 1868 kil.e.2l..5 j.
the third in 1870 10 1872 lr-truyt 3;
$40. From the second 20 'ae .l.
epidemic the population uc'''T
was 9 per cent. w5la ;as
demic increase wa II. per l
When smallpox again ar91s 2-.
London il 1851, coming upon Guy
per cent. of whose iunaaiali- were
the time officially claimed 81 '.
mated, 1t was conisssel at .i--..
Gates Of the vacciualion j as5l .
OF the 491 patients admitted .l.,-
High Gate Hospital, the
pital then receiving seaIlo& t'.
NC less than 40, or gN ler e-a''-
been successfully Yaccila's
The smallpox ePiteme Of
1878, after twenty-five YEA o. C'-.
sorry vaccination in Europe "'
worst experienced durirg be c.
In Bavaria out Of 80 ~ cases
had been vacciuated; ana 30 .ls ''r
where every man mad been ~.
mated, the disease ragged
violence thar among ine
When the great epiaeM ;c.s
town of Bonn the frs uGvce.l '
to occur stood No. A. De- '-e % "a.
zeal order OF the case
first unvaccinated ca ....
At Leiginty the frs. u' T,r-
was 224th. In the oui'fe " ss
ley every person aitac nh
vaccinated, and in tnr,e- 9si.
ing March, 1858. Sheiar. 2'',
the reward for Der taira %
&, 0SS cases of smallpox .el
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21
a Desperate Lover.

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Antonio Caval-
10, prosperous young Italian, stabbed
the wife of his friend, John Sherman,
in the atter'5 home this morning be-
cause she would not consent to leave
her husband, elope with him, and re-
turn to Italy. a party was in progress
at the Sherman fiat. Cavallo announced
that he loved Mrs. Sherman but she
had not returned his love. Drawing a
rszor he slashed right and left, danger
ously cutting Mrs. Sherman, Mr.. Sher-
man and one of the party named
Hughes. Cavallo escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21
Died on His NTother,s Collin

New YORK, Feb 21.-Albort McVeigh
died at noon yesterday upon the coffin where
in lay the remains of his aged mother. Their
sir c:ion was great, his grief was too strong
and the man died from sorrow Their home
was at No. ii Greenpoint avenue Brooklyn.
and Albert, leaning over and kissing the dead
face OF her he loved so well, fell across the
coffin, dead. He was 8 years cid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21
HOUSE.

MIR, Henderson, of Iowa, chairman O.
the judiciary committee, submitted the
majority report of that body declaring
vacant the seats of General Joseph
Wheeler, Of Alabama; f +. Robbins, OF
Pennsylvania; D. G.. Colson, of Ken.
lucky, and J. +. Campbell, OF Illinois,
who accepted military commissions
Messrs Dearmond and Parker, of the
committee, were given until Thursday
to file minority reports, and formal &C
ton by the House in the matter will
probably no. be taken before next
week.
Mr., Heatwole, OF Minnesota, chair
man of the committee on ventilation
and acoustics, submitted report OH
the proposed change of seats aud GAL
leres in the House. The report, ss
previously published, contemplates
taking out the members desks and
substituting opera chairs instead, and
bringing in the north and south gall
leries to give room for retiring and
reading rooms at either end of the hail.
The naval appropriation bill was
then taken up.
The amendment offered by Mr..
Mudd, of Maryland, to appropriate
money for new buildings at Annapolis,
Was opposed by Mr.. Drayton, upon the
ground that it would not be wise to
spend money for new buildings there
till Congress knew exactly what was
needed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

THE court OF inquiry may have been
called by the President to investigate
the charges brought by General Miles
against those responsible for feeding the
American army il Cuba with emoalm-
ell beet. But, judging from yesterday
proceedings of that court, many un-
prejudiced people will De induced to
believe that 1t was called to try General
Miles. Though the General was un-
ques;ionably right in bringing the
charges referred to, he has been wrong
in so many other cases, that in such q
nation IS this has now become, the re-
suit of MS. trial will be looked upon
with comparative indifference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

THE experience of the late blizzard
will doubtless result in the restoration
OF air tight stoves and wood to public
favor. That experience was to the efec;
that s. cam heaters froze and burst, and
that furnaces gave out little or no heat
The few people who had not thrown
away their air tight stoves aud were
supplied with wood were the only ones
whose rooms were comfortable. Wood,
too is cheap fuel, and li'de OF it lasts
a long time in such stoves as those re-
ferred to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

DIR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP
cures Group. 1t has saved the life Ct
many child. Mothers, keep this
medicine always on hand; it will save
you many restless moments. Price 25c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

AS ANTICIPATED by all well,inform-
ea people, The session of the commission
created TO settle the differences between
Canada and this country has adjourned
indefinitely, without accomplishing any
thing, except the payment of It's mcm-
bers and their employees. Its chief OBJ
ject was to increase trade between the
two countries by means of reciprocity,
but as the American protectionists
would not listen to any talk of that
sort, the whole affair came to naughf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

THE COURSE Of Congressman Hay and Blk.
ey of Virginia, in voting against the resolus
ton to pay twenty million dollars to Spain
for the Philippine Islands viii bo approved
By most of the r2ht-thinking people of their
State This country has SIS much territory as
it can well take care of, in the Western Henri
sphere, without loading itself with any in the
Eastern, and, Judging the future by the past,
is attempt to do so can only result in dis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21
The Markers.

BALTIMORE, Feb 21.-Flour dull and un-
changed Wheat steady; spot and month
752.s76 Mar 764a763s. Corn quiet spot
and month 31'-a3S. Oats steady No 2
white 37a37 y; No mixed 34a3419
foja $4,000 w beD ne ns49t closod IA, as
727sa7313 Corn-July -: May 35l5a357s
Oats-July =; May 274a273. Pork-Msy
50 42a9 %. Lard-May So 35a5 32.
GEORGETOWN. Feb. 21.-Wheat 74a76.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

RECEIPTS FROM WAR TAxEs.-At the
Internal Revenue Bureau it is stated that up
to Saturday the receipts from war taxes so
far in tho present fiscal year have been
$11O.50O, 900 which is IS much as the col
loctiOns for the entire fiscal year of 1S97-9S
a rough calculation, based on these figures,
shows the average receipts daily in the 1872
working days involved, to be in round num-
bers, SSS0.O20, indicating that the lothl
receipts for the present fiscal year would
be about 5000. $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

TOMORROW WILL be the anniversary
ofthe birthday of General Washington,
but the Father OF his country" is hello
in such Slight repute in this "progres,
We" age that few people now pay sny
respect to his memory. Congress will
sit as usual, and even in this, MS own
county town, his natal day will not be
publicly cammemorated. The national
democrats in Washington will cele-
brate the day with 3 banquet, but, bar
ing thst Washington ana MS example
and advice, so far as the people OF
his owa country and even OF MS own
State are concerned, are as tales that
ara ,old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

THE q. 5. House OF Representatives
yesterday passed bill to settle the
debts incurred 6y the several States in
Rising, equipping and supplying troops
Tor the Spanish war. The President,
himself, promised Governor Tyler OF
this State tnat the money Virginia
might expend for such purposes should
be returned, but the comptroller of the
treasury. when the bills were present
cd, raked mp al cid claim against Viz
ginia and set it up as an Offset, and as
vet it has been an effective one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

J. Sheer, sedalia, NO, conductor on an cleo.
trio street car line writes that his little
daughter wss very lo8 with Group. and her
life saved after all physicians had failtd. only
by using One Minute Cough Cure. Edgar
Warfeld, IT,, corner King and Pitt streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

Give me liver regulator and | can rceu-
late the world" said genius the druggist
handed him q bottle of DeWitt's Littly Early
Risers The faaous little pills. Edgar War
field jr, corner King and Pitt streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21
DIED.

Entered into rest February 20, 1899,
at $50 p. m, IDA LOUISE WATKINS.
widow OF the late James II. Watkins. Flu.
neral from her late residence in West End,
Thursday, February %, at IL q m.-[New
York papers please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

DIR. BULLS COloHn .sr ssa
cures all throat trouble .o1,ssc-
out your throat % iHct 7s1- h. gog25
when this reliable remedy
for only % cents a bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21
4 STORMY SCENE.

The weekly meeting Of the Methodist
ministers of Atlanta yesterday was en-
livened by sensational argument OF
the Methodist Book Publishing House
matter. Resolutions were adopted de.
mandiug the resignation of Messrs.
Barbee and Smith. In defense of the
agents one OF the ministers said the
Methodist Church had brought the
shame on itself by asking for the mon
ey, and made the further statement
that the Methodist Episcopal Church
had much to doin bringing about the
civil war.
Eev. +. 81. Hughes insisted tina the Unit
cd States Senate virtually arrested tho Metho
dist Episcopal Church South The publish
ing house matter brought shame to all Metho.
dists in the South in the way those questions
asked of it were evaded during the inycslisa.
ton of the trouble Prof E N Mcintosh
of Oxford, Md, made an almost startling
speech on tho necessity of removing the stie-
ma of deliberate fraud from the Methodist
Church He was in favor OF demanding the
resignation of book agents. His most virile
condemnation, however fell upon the attor-
ney employed by Barbee and Smith, E. B.
Stahlman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

VIII some one fans a7 g,
matters please inform 2. es,s
doctors who attend So W -.-;
are exempted from iak'a4 --.- .ss- rs.'
The much-dreRded disease 10 ''-
nla
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

The Secretary of War yesterday or
dered the muster out of 1900 troops,
wbich includes ali volunteer regiments
now stationed in army camps in the
United States, and the majority OF vol
unteer regiments in Cuba.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

SMALL SUGAR CURED HAMS, Break
= fast Bacon and Breakfa Strius received
to day by j. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

The attention Of the cry
specially called to the 5aN.
of Payne snd Cameron stree =
been choKed up tor the n-.
give US reliet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-02-21

SILK LINED REINDEE4 I'm
y to.clo=e out at = greet ~ ,,.-.. As So
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-29

Prof. Charles Johnson, for the past
twelve or fifteen years . teacher In
Elk county schools and for 10 years last
past priaeipal OF the Longton City
Schools, has accepted position as
principal Of the city schools at Black
foot, Idaho, and will remove there with
his family at the close Of the Elk Coun-
ty Normal and engage in normal work
till the school opens in September
Prof. johnson is an especially well
equipped educator, has had long expe-
rience in teaching, and is popular with
all. He has been al instructor in the
Elk County Normal for years and will
leave many friends in Elk county
Howard, Kansas, Courant.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-29
oswars q Feed 2anples.

Quite recently In New York two
deaths occurred from poisoning by the
use OF powders sent 10 the victims by
mail. 10 LeAvenworth, Kansas, the
other day nearly every doctor 10 town
WAS called TO attend the children
who had gathered up, eaten, and been
made III by san Piles Of an article left ut
houses by cAnvAsscrs for advertising
purposes.
Alum baking powders have always
been favoritc articles for this sampling
business. Yet there is nothing more
liable to lead to danger than the prsc.
tIcc OF using the various samples OF
baking powder left at the door. They
are presented by irresponsible parties
Ia appearance they are not distinguish
able from arsenic, aud indeed In Indi'
ana some time since one package was
found, after 1t had caused the death n
the housewife, TO have been mixed with
that poison.
II IL safer 10 refuse all samples Of
food or medicine offered at the door
Pure cream OF tartar baking powder,
sell upon their merits, aud are never
petldled or sampled.