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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

add to the face bath occasionally u
ieaspoonful of .tincture OF benzoin.
rms employed as a rinse, will act as
an astrinsont refining large pores.
coRsETs AT PARIS EXPOSITION.
In all the previous fairs of all coun-
tries there never was such Il show Of
corsets as there is at the corset section,
placed next to the gowns. says a Paris
dispatch. This is because there is a
revolution in corsets. They are now all
made straight up and down in front,
sending the curves on the hips and in
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

One case Dark Outings, good Il quality;
removal sale price, Sc
On. cas. s. quality Lieh, Ou'ines-vsry
as5ifa6'e styles, o..
One lot haudsons Dark Fiannelettes for
wai.ts and wra peers the lest low priced
As-o'lment in thu city, 7Ilc.
B,.t quality ioc Outings, light and DARK
lc!ors, 6Eo.
Big variety i2kc medium and dark
Flannsieltes, including Reds, Nays, Per-
s:an and Oriental designs, Zoe.
Ftsn,h Flannel designs. Two lines
wdi-h are ijent.cal in styles with the SSc
FRENCH Fiannels. One lot we sell at PKG;
;.s next. which is better quality, we sell al
49, We have, BY long odds, the largest
ani mos. complete line OF these desirable
goods in Norfolk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

the back and each exhibitor, makes Il
point of accentuating that particular
cut more than his ncghbor In one
show case there is the picture of one
neshy woman with the old fashioned
corset curved in the front and Il por-
trait of one with the new pattern. The
last docs look better because she looks
more at ease. F'leshy women were in
tortures when tightly laced in an old
corset. Now they can smile even after
Il big dinner, and us all women are
now straight up and down up to the
hips she does not mind having no shape
where there ought to be shape.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

boXes.-TheM must have done something
to make themselves slender. | under
stand that fashions change. but / 10
not understand that the body changes
to suit the fashions
Where there is will there is a
way. said /. Women abstain from
drinking during their meals and they
have themselves massaged ever day.
They consult their doctors as to what
they should refrain from eating so as
TO get or remain thin. do not think
any take internal medicnes. because
the French woman is too fond of her
health and it is not the fashion TO loog
sickly."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

French Flannel Professionalism be-
tween Flannelette and an Eiderdown.
Very desirable for sacquss, dressing gowns
and bath robes exquisite colorings-15c.
One case medium and dark Dress Cling
hams, new arrivals, but at removal sale
price, 7c.
We still sell I2Hc Covert Cloths at the
removal price OF Ic--all shades.
One case Dark Percalcs, in desirable
styles; l0c cloth, but the removal sale makes
them &c.
The regular l2Hc Percales. light,
medium and DARK colors; full 3e-inches
wide, 9Hc.
All the best quality Calicos- Merrimacks.
Simpsons, Americans Gunner. Or special
removal sale price, axe.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

snpposing the friction must be too vi
olent Just gentle movement of the
brush, well lathered, across the face.
then rinse in cool water. then the
cream bath. and in the morning the
warm water bath. In addition to this
course of treatment you must take
pains to remove every particle of dust
from the face by means of cold cream
after making Il trip down town or in
any. way exposing the skin to dirt. II.
after several weeks manipulation
there are obstinate blackheads remain
ing in pores, press these gently out
with the fingers When the pores have
been thoroughly cleansed 1t Is tsell to
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

B'oadcIo!h- JOS. word. We are head.
quarters Any special shade You may
Wac, is very az, to be IN our STOCK. AS you
know This will be one .. the leading ma
,erial' Tor a ri-e TaorMaje Silt. Give
our 81 grade consideration. made OF extra
f.ne wool, which gives it life and beauty.
IS choice coloFingi, Garnet. Gtays, Browns,
Reseda. Tan, Violet, Fawn. Purple. Cas-
tors. Navy, Cadets, French Blue, Cardinal,
Mariae' Golden Brown. 81.
4 better quality in 20 different shades.
and the most desirable ones. Cardinal.
Crays. Garnet, 4 greens. ; Browns, Casters,
Tan, Re.eda, Fawn. Royal Blue, French
Blue. Navy. Emerald, Myrtle, 81 inoh. 81.
French Flannsls We think favorably Of
them, and thought you would. so we are
prepared TO show you fine line embracing
Polka Dots, Printed and Silk Stripes, Fancy
Dots, Plain Shades and Plaids in Pastel
Colorinas. Fiaids leading in style. so,
65, %, IS and 85o.
SIPS Black Cheviot. Another special,
52-inch wide, the right weight handsome
finish and color. Removal sale price, 81.
S2.75 Black Beaver Cloth, 54.inch, for
eapes and Jackets. Removal sale price,
S2.25.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

sists OF cold cream massage for the
face every night before retiring.
Drench the pores with the unguent, ms
everything depends upon softcnlng the
flesh so that in time HE specks may
be pressed out without bruising the
parts so treated. Every morning wash
The face with warm water. No .oap
need be applied then. it is better to
let your soap and water bath, with
icsh brush. proccde the cream mas
sage at night That flesh brush Is an
important factor in scrubbing clogged
pores, and when I use the word scrub
bling do not wish TO mislead you into
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
White Quilts
STILL MAKE A NOISE.

o5c quality large Crochet Quilts, esc.
SIPS Full size Crochet Quilts, nice pat.
terms, 96c.
$3.50 extra heavy Crochet Quilts, while
they last, $J.I9.
About two dozen 81 Quilts, extra size and
quality, which we will close out at $3.50.
STANDARD DESIGNERS
for November. have arrived, showing The
latest novelties for Fall. Price Joe copy;
81 Per year.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
FOR THE COMPLEXION.

Here is treatment prescribed by 81
writer in the Philadelphia Inquirer for
the complexion:
You ask for remedy for black
heads. If you mean you wish some
thing that will remove these specks
simply by application, must tell you
! az once can offer you nothing in this
line. There is, howeyer,{a treatment
: for hlackheads which, If Conscientious
~ pursued, Will rid the pores OF these
aEly blemsehes The treatment con-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

A soc quality Bleaehed All-linsn Dam
ask. 3sc.
rs to s5e quality Bleached Damasks, a
very handsome assortment, 66c.
39c quality Cream Linen Damask, nice
styles. 27c.,
A very heavy Cream Ail-Lincn Scotch
Danask, worth Csc of any persons money,
very special at 49c.
The very best quality SIPS Bleached
Damasks, in the new patterns, CSC.
One lot large Bleached Linen Napkins.
good SJ.25 value. now 93c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

One LOT German Napkins, aliIinen-n ice
size. never sold less than 81. aow 55-.
A few very fine Bleacaed Damask Nap,
kns sold at from Sl.50 10 $I.75i. thu re
moval sale prize IS 1922.
One lot OF sample Friap5a An.Nnen
Cloths, )O'4 size, white and ooiored borders
worth anYwhers from $3.50 to S2;removal
Plaid Turkey Damask for color
ed Cloths; our special prize, 22sc.
One case large Inca Iiuok Towels, size
2Ox40-red and white Borders. j2I.c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

SIPS Black Satin Soleil, all wool, a
Beautiful silk finish, 44ineh. Removal sale
prize, 81.
SILKS.
Velvet. A full line, all shades. Want
you to compare ours with any other you can
buy at 81.
Velvet. Only part silk, but silk finish,
in y shades, and black at 45c.
81 Black Satin Duchess, all pure silk, IT.
inch wide. Removal sale price, 69c.
81 Black Pcau de Sole, 231I-ineh wide,
heavy and all-siik. Removal sale price,
CSC.
Lansdowne. "Rcads" the best made in
Cadet, Old Rose, Gray, Navy, Rcseda,
Pink, Light Blue, Yellow and Black. SIPS
24-inch Guaranteed Taficta. Has been
success from the start. All shades. 81.
Black Velvels. We pride ourselves on
the line we are showing, and think money
can buy nothing better. SO, Is, 81 to So
Quilted Satin Pink, Light Blue, Black
Cardinal, Yellow. 24-inch. 75c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
Muslin Underwear
At Less than Cost

Hundreds of garments still
remain from the wonderful
purchase we made from the
leading underwear maker of
New York, whose name we
cannot mention, because it
would hurt the sale at regular
prices of the same makers
garments in other large stores.
This lot consists of Gowns,
Corset Covers, Chernise, Draw
ers and Undersk1rts.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

One case of &c heavy Bleachcd
Cotton on sale at Sc.
One lot of 3e-inch BIcachcd Cot
ton, worth 7c; rare bargain, 5Hc.
One lot very best quality Sc Brown
Cottons. It's finding money 10 buy
them at 6He.
One lot 90 Blcachcd Sheeling-
good enough for any one-I9c.
I5c quality Pillow Gases at the
attractive low price Of JJEc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
FlannelS At At, Removal n19So
THE PRICES TALK.

t6c Cream White Flannel, I3c.
25c Cream White Flannel, t9c.
Our special 25c Cream Flannel; this one
IS worth an extra word. 1t is the best 25c
Cream Baby Flannel that money will buy,
and al Doc would be plum.
Csc quality Scarlet and Navy Twillcd
Flannels, 19c.
zoe quality Gray Twilled Flannel, J5c
All our finer qualities in Scarlet, Navy.
Gray and White Flannels at removal prices,
which means considerable saving to pur-
chasers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

Suspenders 25c grade, l2lzc; soc grade,
39c pair.
Umbrellas 81 grade, with Sterling and
Plain Congo Handles. 79e apiece
Band Bows -25c grade, pure silk, large
variety patterns, I215c apiece.
Mems Underwear SOC bJus and white
ribbed, broken line sizes, pc apiece.
Socks-Msn's I2Isc slack or tan sox, &c
apair.
Shirts Mems 75c fancy stiff bosom
shirts, pair cuffs to match; 39c each.
Mems SOC btus and Tan Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers, 39c.
Imperial Tics-Our soc grade, pure silk,
all new Fall patterns, 39c each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

Gold trimming is the very latest
fad and every kind is here. Several
exquisite patterns at IS. 80, 9Sc and
up to So a yard. Some plain gold
and some gold embroidered on black
velvet.
Black and white Applique in
variety of styles; all Pure silk a, 75c
81 and $3.50 yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
Linens at Removal Sale Prices.

No need to enlarge the Quality Of linen Bargains
the pleased buyers Of the few weeks advertnp for u.s.
We mention uSt few attractive offerings from tie many
to be had at our counters.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
WASH Goods Bargains.

Jus enough chill in the air make you think of flannel
ateS and outing fanne AS usual 10 the front with
exceptional bargains in thu seasonable goods.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
Rf prises on Mems Furnishings.

Disappointing At belongs to this time Let tell you
why All Fall goods we had arranged have here
by October 1s, expecting to open them UP III
They arrived time and Of them have been opened up
and 60 sale Monday morning Removal Sale prices
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
Rhoads s Co.'s Removal :;
The New Kid Gloves.

The Fall importation is here.
It makes no difference; the
color and kind you want you
will surely find it here.
you want the best glove in the city for
81, ask for the Victoria" 1t is fully
guaranteed. Every color is here:2 good
clasps.
Saxon Beauty at SIPS is as good as most
S1,50 gloves; it's perfect fitting; has gusseted
fingers; 3 OF the newest clasps Paris
pointing.
Mocha Gloves will be in demand this
Fall, and they are here at all prices, black,
gray and mode. 89c, SIPS and $3.50 pair.
Evening. Gloves in u, 16. 20 and "a but
ton lengths, in cream, white and all colors.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

Spanglcd Jets on .inc Moustiins at
75er 81 and $3.50 yard.
All the other good Staple Trim
mings are here, such as Pain her
cules in black, white ans every co.or
in all widths, sou,aehe b-aids, einps
at all prices. also the new popular
Applique Jackets.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
$500 Tailor=Made Suits, $500.
1900 Tailor-Made Suits, $500.
1000 lailor=Made Suits, 1000.
$500 Taiior=Made Suits, 1850.
New Fall Dress Goods.

Do not thfnk tor a minute that not showing New
rail- Goods Just because not occupying store
Olr counters and fixtures piled full Of the best things
right prices.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

Batwing String Ties-The very latest
style, one hundred different patterns to
choose from, &c apiece.
Mems Shirts-sl Mems fine Percalc Stiff
Bosom Shirts, cuff attached, 75c.
Mems $3.50 Silk Fleece Shirts and Draw
ers, o7c apiece.
Windsor 'ries-the 39c grade, ,9c.
Handkerehefs-l2H plain white H. S.,
cure linen, &c apiece.
Night Shirts-39 and SOC ones, to close at
once, 25c apiece.
Paiamas-Two suits, the 81 grade, now
75c suit.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

Read his-the Best e2gzc quality
6ix90 Bleached Sheet you can buy.
Our removal sale price SOC.
One lot heavy I5o quality Ticking,
plain and fancy stripes, I2lao.
One lot Of 7c quality Canton Elan
mel, Sc.
An extra quality 12Ec Canton.
wide and heavW our removal price,
Zoe.
Zoe quality Chcviot Shirtings,
stripes and plaids: very cheap at Sc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
DOr11estiCs

still defying the Upward trend of prices ap
preciates this departments offerings.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
LUCKY FOR US BOTH!

The delay IN getting into and beautiful quarters OPPOSITE
We had expected to be by the 18th Of this month"; but not
Ibis lucky tor compelled open put on sa
the opening Of the
We have to apologize to you for being bit late.
But it's lucky for because makes friends will be
bargains we offering you the Great Removal Sale
You are helping by moving lots of goods prices are he'll
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
Greatest Suit Values Are Certainly Cert

80 hats what everybody said who bought last week
here is no question about it, and you satisfy yourself #
YOU are in doubt by looking about Not only the greatest
values but greatest variety We have added to the lot Of re-
duced suits have room
Who ever heard of buying new Fall suits at reduced
prices early in the season.
You understand the crampsd condition of our Suit Depart
nent We must have in order to get it we are OBLIGED
to cot the suits as soon as received.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
White Goods Money Saver:

interesting any time or S
7c White India Linen, Sc.
7c Nainsook Checked Muslins, Sc.
Zoe quality 40-inch Llwn. TIC.
St.20 bolts Long Cloth, y yards,
76c.
zoe White P. KS, large eords.j5e.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
New Fall Dress Trimmings.

An abundance Of good things await you here
Every correct idea is represented at the trimming
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

i0c quality fine India Linon,I3Hc
$l.oo bolts fine English Nainsook,
$3.50.
25c quality 40-inch Orqandies,
white and evening shades, l6c.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-12
Additional Local.

Mr.. Charles Mcclure left last
night for Cincinnati. where he will
pursue his studies in medicine during
the summer.
John Harris, trainmaster on the
l.. & N. at Middleboro, KY, is at home
for few days visit.
There will be no game OF base ball
between the College team and Mariet-
tas today. The managers of the teams
held a conference yesterday, but have
not arranged a date for a game as yet
Hon. C. c. Middleswart has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver the ad,
dress at the high school commence,
ment at Chesterhill May 29.
Mr. A. NJ. Farlow, of Barlow,mem.
ber of the Board of School Examiners
arrived in the city 'ast evening. To
day the regular teachers examination
will be held.
The Katy was raised clear of thu
bottom of the river yesterday and was
towed to the West Side. She was hell
up by heavy timbers supported b!
barges on either side and the water il
now being pumped from her hold.
Mr.. Joseph o'Neal spent Friday a
his farm in Newport township.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-12
Showing Of Ohio River Rail
road.

Parkersburg w. Va, May 10.-The
annual meeting of the stockholders of
he Ohio River railroad company was
held here today, and the following
board OF directors, the same as last
year, was elected: H. H. Rogers, C.
VI. Pratt, j. n. Camden, H. Celrichs,
c. w. Harkness, S. w. Cotton, Jr., A.
:. Bedford, B. D. Shipman and Geo. R.
Burt. The directors will meet later
or organization.
The annual report of Vice President
and General Manager Burt shows the
asst year to have been the most pros
porous in the history of the road, the
gross earnings having been s1192, 500,
which is greater by s268,997 than in
any year previous. The net eaEnings
we're $46S,997, which is greater by
S126,653 than in any previous year.
fhe number of passengers carried was
nearly 200 900 more than the year be-
fore, and freight business yielded
S61S,134, an increase of over $1,000
)cer last year. The freight carried in
The year was SO2,S94 tons, exceeding
last years tonnage by 1896 tons.
One hundred box cars. fifty coal cars
and several new locomotives have
been added to the equipment and a
$4,000 freight depot has been erected
in Parkersburg.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-12
DonnelIy's Dirge.

Named. Aye nominated! l, Ignat-
ius Fatuous Donnelly, to tag the tail
end fthe Whiskers' Ticket Whar-
ton b. and his lilacs, and then me-!
To think that |. D. should ever be
named second anywhere or any time.
Bill Shakespeare turned in his grave
and gave a merry ha, ha! when he
heard it. Twas we'll he, the pcacher,
thief and general short skate, was good
and dead, or / would have jolted him
one in the solar 0lexus that would
have Jared his liver pad to bits.
|, lg. Donnelly, second fiddle! And
Wharf. and his wind-breaks to lead
the procesh. 'Tis true, but pity It's
'tis true, as Bacon said
Well what's done is done. and I'm
it. Perhaps tbs only consummatior
to be expected, for when, say, was
the Vice President anything else but q
cipher" Alas, yes, sad heart, In
natlus is it--cipher Ignat. Sigh fol
Ignat-wow-w
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-12
"Apple Sayings. =

Apples were at one time underesl-
mated. says writer in Youths Com
panIon they were scarcely considered
a fruit rare enough for the considera-
ton of the epicure unless, indeed, they
formed part of some elaborate des-
sert, compounded and cooked by a
skilled housekeeper. Apple jellies,
puddlngs, pies and cakes might do,
but plain raw apples were fit only for
school children, vtgetarians. or the
poor. All this is now changed, and
the apple has come to its own again.
But If its flavor has been at var
ious times slightly esteemed or dis
credited. at least irs wholesomeness
has been steadily recognized. "Ap-
pie sayings" are frequent. both in our
country and in England, all of which
testify in favor Of the fruit. In the
west countree" there are four such:
An apple day
Sends the doctor away,
is the first and brightest. Then fol-
low in the order of their vigor, three
more:
Apple in the morning
Doctors warning.
Roast Apple at night,
Starved the doctor outright
Eat an apple going to bed.
l. lN.A
A little aggressive is one of the
Midlands:
Three each day, seven days week
Ruddy apple, ruddy cheek.
But more interesting than these is
an old orchard verso which used to be
recited on certain ancient farms in the
plucking of the first ripe apples of the
crop Misfortune was supposed to fol-
low its omission, and its utterance was
quite little ceremony, the first apple
over which it was spoken being pre-
sented to a young girl, who halved and
bit it before any further fruit was
gathered, or at least tested. Thus il
ran:
The fruit of Eve receive and cleve,
And taste the fish therein;
A wholesome food, eor man it's good
That once for man was sin.
And since it's sweet, why, pluck and
eat,
The Lord will have it so;
For that which Eve did grieve, believe
Hath wrought its all of Woe
Eat the apple!
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-12
Editorial Afterthoughts.

The venerable Galusha A. Grow is
the only man in Congress who can tell
how things were done in 1857.
Col Bryans home will be connected
by phone with Convention hall in
Kansas City, so he can hear the wild
huzzas.
Mrs. Dewey is already well satisfied
that the Admiral can be elected Pres
ident with or without the vote of New
York.
In an article on the financial ques-
tion the New York World soaks 1t TO
Col. Bryan by referring to him as "a
man out west"
If Gov Allen carried the constitu-
tion to Porto Rico it was a great over
sight not to take Congressman Bailey
along as a bodyguard.
A recent purchase of Texas mus
tangs by Great Britain for the South
African service is an indication that
something desperate is about to hap
pen.
When the Chicago platform is taken
out of cold storage on the 4th of July
the delegates will b, surprised to OBJ
serve the number of blowholes in it.
The plan seems to be for the mem
bers of the Standard Oil Company to
decide what their dividend shall be
for the ensuing three months, and
then work up to it,
Field Marshal Roberts claims to
have discovered an easy route to Pre-
toria, but the public will be skeptical
about it until Gen. Butler has given il
fair trial.
1t is proposed by the Goebelites to
amend the Kentucky election law sc
that man who votes the Republican
ticket can have his sentence com
muted to imprisonment for life.
Admirals Sampson and Schley
ought TO be required to surrender a
part of the stage to Capt. Wainwright
a modest subordinate, who took an OLD
yacht and fought all around the enemy
Queen Victoria has forwarded ar
oficial inquiry Int othe condition OF
the American apple crop. The Queen
is reluctant 10 think Of going into win.
ter quarters without having her cellar
stocked with Missouri pippins.-Giobe
Democrat.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-12
Pointed Paragraphs.

Many hopeless liar secretly re-
spects the truth.
Wise females never trust their let
ters to the males.
And now there is fish trust. ol
course it will expect re-baits.
Truth crushed to earth will rise
again-but it's different with eggs.
A statistician says that some
boarding house butter outranks all
other domestic products.
A Connecticut man makes ink out oi
green apples. Wonder il that is
what causes writer's cramp.
The acme OF sociability is reached
by the candidate the day before the
election.
Chicago News.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-05-12
The Best Disinfectants.

The best disinfectants are pure air
and sunshine. Without the aid of
these disinfectants the most powerful
chemicals used to purify a pest place
may prove of no avail. It is more
necessary that house sewer should
be ventilated than that the waste pipes
that lead into it be trapped. A strong
solution of potash and boiling water
poured down the sink and into waste
pipes will disinfect them sufficiently
for the season. If about four quarts
of boiling water are poured over five
cents worth of copperas, and the solu-
tion scattered over the ground where
the garbage pail sat during the winter
and into cesspools o. any similar spot
that needs disinfection, it will be usu-
ally all that is necessary, provided air
and sunshine can also reach the place
1t is not safe to trust the eyes; that
which locks clean may be very un-
clean, but there is usually foul odor
to any spot needing disinfection.-
New York Tribune