Richmond Palladium (Daily), 22 April 1898 — Page 3

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THANKFUL TO

pmnamt Words From Women Who Have Been Relieved of Backache -Mrs. Pinkham Warns Against Neglect.

' IIAB Mr- PnrHAM : I hare been thankful a thousand times, since I wrote you, lor what your Vegetable Compound ha done for me. I followed your adVice carefully, and now I feel like a different person. My troubles were biu-k-

feeling, painful menstruation and ISJ wuvurruvi I took four bottles of Vegetable Compound, one bo of Llrer PUla, and used one package of Sanative Wath, and am now well. I thank you again for the good you hare done for me Ella E. Bhenxeb, East Rochester. Ohio. Great numbers of such letters as the abore are constantly being receded by Mrs. Pinkham from women who owe theirhealth and happiness to her ad rice and medicine. Mrs. Pinkham's address is Lynn, Mass. Her adrice is offered free to all suffering women whoare puzzledabout themselves. If you hare backache don't neglect itor try heroically to "work it down," yon must reach the root of the trouble, and nothing will do this so safely and surely as Lydia Mi. rmknami Vegetable Compound. Backache is accompanied

by a lot of other aches and wearying sensations, but they nearly always come from the same source. Remove the cause of these distressing thing-s, and you become well and strong. Mrs. 8. J. SwAssox, of Uibson City, 111., tells her experience in the following letter: " Dear Mb. I'inkuam : Before using yourmedicine I was troubled with headache and my back ached so that I could not rest. Your medicine is the best 1 havt erer used; It has relieved me of my troubles, and I feel like myself again. Thanks to Lydia E. Pinkham. it

j. wouia aav.se any one troubled with female weakness to take your medieine. 1 shall also recommend it wherever 1 can as a great reliever of pain." A Million Women Have Been Benefited ly Mrs. Pinkham's Advice and Medlclai

(The Power'BehindJ What is it brain or brawn? m S - - rr Io y mx clean by main II I . $ strength or do you use labor A. I f ' i rik savers ? Do you use the best laljor 51 jT m m- jWN2 saver? If you are undecided which yf iJl f JJTsWfSjJ-X' -.--'"" S best try If 6 Pas m

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WE GIVE $5

More Ms Light Coats for loo Odd Coats

Men's Suits

500 Men's Suits, new spring plaids

200 Boys' Knee Pants Suits, extra good, 200 Boys" Knee Pants Suits, extra good, Children's Reeler Suits

These are only little bits stock in this city, or such low Your Earnestly

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COMPANY. ISosion. i'hlladelphla. Cents a Week.

value than we get when you buy one of our

Spring Overcoats $5.

We have too of these garments, worth easily $io, a big lot having been purchased, all sizes, splendidly made and in latest style. The BIGGEST OVERCOAT BARGAIN everofferred in the city.

Boys for Boys, aged 5 to 14, at

500 Youth's Suits, splendid value,

all all . . of our Big Clothing Bargains price?, before.

DOUBLE DEALING

U the Cause of Many Heart Burning A Riohmond Case That Has the Opposite. Doable dealing, like so many other expressions in the Anglo Saxon language, has different meanings. The above beading does not refer to the deceitful specimens of manhood who curry favor for their own ends and keep a community in a ferment by retailing scraps of confidence. This time 'tis the doable dealing of the Little Conqueror, or Doan's Kidney Pills to be more correct the double dealing. One member of the family tests them.like disease the infection spreads, another tries them, m acquaintance or a friend maybe. Result the same. Care. Read the statement made by Mrs. F. Heater of 007 corth thirteenth street, who says: "I suffered severely from kidney trouble for the past ten or twelve years, and at times was so bad that I eould hardly get up or down without assistance, and even had to use crutches to get about the house; i every joint and muscle of my back felt as though they would break when I would move. Kidney secretions were unnatural and irregular, and I could I not rest well at night, but always felt more tired and used up in the morning than I did the night before. I saw Doan's Kidnc y Pills recommended and got a box at A. G. Luken & Co's. drug store and started to use them. They soon fixed me up, and I am now better in every way than for a long time be fore. My sin was also troubled Ladly with his back and he took Doan Kidney Pills at my suggestion, and the result of his ease was a thorough relief from his misery. We can recom mend them highly as we know their merits from personally testing them Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all dealers, price 50 cents. Mailed by roster-Jlilburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y Sole agents for the U S. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Dover, N. H., Oct. 31, 189f. Messrs. Ely Bros. The Balm rescued me safely, and in so snort a time the effect is surprising. My son says the first application gave decided relief. I have a shelf filled with "Ca tarrh Cures." Tomorrow the stove shall receive them, and Ely's Cream 3alm will reign supreme. Respect fully, Mrs. Franklin Freeman. Cream Balm is kept by all druggists. Full size, 50t. Trial size, 10 cents. We mail it. Ely Bros., 56 Warren street. N. Y. City. A Life for 50c. Many people have been cured of kidney diseases by taking a 50c bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure. A. O. Liken & Ce. and J. L. Adams & Ce. It Will do You Good. Are you constipated? Do you have sick headaches? Is your nervous system, liver or kidneys out of order? If so, cure yourself by using Wright' Celery Tea. It improves the complexion. Price 25c. Sold by Luken & Co., druggists. DUy ,on say that you were not feelirv to-m and that your stomach was out onSrder? Weil, then, try a bottle of Dr. Caswell's Syrup Pepsin and you are sure of relief. Constipation and indigestion cured. Sick headache cured. Greatest boon to mankind and is being appreciated by thousands. 10c will get yon a trial size bottle. Larger sizes 50c and $1. Fer sale by A. fS. Luken & Ce. A.TSIP PRICE. $4: and and so wool $1.50 wool 2.00 . . 2.50. 3 OO and 3 50 Xo one ever saw such a large

RICHMOND DA1L.Y PA1-1-ADIUM. FRIDAY. APRIL

CURRENT MISCELLANY. When the Illinois Central Railroad company substitutes electricity for steam traction io its suburban service at Chicago, it will make use of the fcrce of gravity in stopping and starting its trains. This is a feature devised by the engineers for tbe underground railroad in London, but it is believed to be novel in tbe United States. The plan is to elevate the track at all stations, the gTade to be about 3 per cent, which is not a sufficient variation from the level to be apparent to tbe passengers, bat is estimated to be enough to effect a saving of 33 per cent in power. As is generally known, the most serious of traction problems is the inertia of the train. To start tbe motor and its train takes more than doable tbe torce rermirl to keen tbe tram in motion on ordinary grades or ou the level ground. For this reason motors mart be much stronger tban would otherwise be nec- i essary. By thus grading the tracks tbe I railroad company will utilize, to overcome this obstacle, convenient force which now largely goes to waste gravityTbe train, standing before the station with brakes eet, will be on tbe summit of a 3 per cent grade. When the conductor gives tbe sigcal to start, the man at the lever will take off the brakes, and immediately the force of gravity will set the train moving down tbe grada Tbe start will be more prompt than if enormous power were expended in overcoming tbe inertia of the mass, and the speed of tbe traiu will be accelerated with a comparatively small expenditure of force. At the bottom of tbe grad tbe train will speed along a level track until it approaches another station. Here it will meet a rie of 3 per cent. The motormaa will throw off the current, and the force of gravity will pull the train back as it runs up tbe grade, causing it, without tbe least jar, gradually to lose its speed until as it tops tbe rise and finds itself on tbe down grade the motornian will put on the brakes and stop it in front of the station. Manufacturer. Captain Crowmn shield. "The man," says tbe Boston Transcript, "who next to the secretary of the uavy is an important factor in the department is Captain Arent Schuyler Crowuinshield, chief of the bureau of navigation. Hit duties relate to the personnel of tbe navy, both commissioned and enlisted. He is in control of the general administration of the navy. and at this time bis position is one of tbe highest importance. The captain is a native of New York state and is a grandson of Jacob Crowuinshield, who was secretary of the navy under President Jefferson and who was a brother of another secretary of the navy, Ben jamin Crowuinshield. A greatuncle of Captain Crowuinshield George owned the Cleopatra's Barge, the first yacbt to cross the Atlantic. Her owner and captain bad formed a plan to rescue Napoleon from bis exile at St, Helena, but he was diverted from his purpose by some of tbe near relatives of tbe de posed emperor, who thought it best, far political reasous, that tbe attempt should utft be made at that time. Priucs-Mcrat and others oft berfaaiily went on bourn toe yucnt at iivir. Vecchia and presented Captain George with liiiDtlsmco gifts, which are held as heirlooms in tbe family. It wad this same i;aptaiu ueorge jrowmnenieia who volunteered to go to Halifax after the body of Commodore Lawrence and brought his body to Boston." Smr.Il Borf Rifle. In the course of a letter to The Temps, M. Buffet, a French artist who has just returned from Abyssinia, where be has painted portraits of the emperor and Ras Makonnen, which are to be exhibited at the forthcoming salon, says: "It was in a great degree to tbe small bore guns with which the Italian troops were armed that the Abyssiniuns owed their victories. Ras Makonneu ami several of the suit of Menelek told me that when a bullet had gone right through them their men lost none of their dah. If the bullet did not kill at once and nine out of ten times that was not the case they did not even know they were wounded and fought as furiously as their comrades. Their wounds bealed in a very short time unless a vital organ had been touched. The result is that tbe Abyssiniaus despise such modern arms." In view of possible debates as to the dumdum bullet this testimony is not without its importance. London Post A Drunkard's Death From Thirst. At Levallois-Parret, near Paris, there lived until quite recently a man who was a confirmed dipsomaniac, so much 60 that be bad several times been put under restraint by bis relatives. The last time be came out be seems to have been greatly impressed by represeuta tions which were made to him as to the evils of drinking. From that moment by a perverse Fort of interpretation of tbe good advice be had received be determined to drink nothing at all, not even water. At the end of ten days. during which he had not a drop of drink of any sort, he was found dead in his room. This man, who had con sumed so much liquid in his time, died literallv of thirst. London News. Wbv W Steep Tbe highly finelv-strunar 1 tntem of women sub jects them to terrors of nervous apprehension which no man can ever appreciate. Tbe peace of mind, tbe mental poise sod calmness uader difficulties, which is necessary for happy womanhood is only possible when the sensitive feminine organism is in a perfectly healthy condition. If there be any weakness or derangement in this respect no remedy in the world so completely restore womanly health, nervous vigor and capability as the wonderful Favorite Prescription " invented by Dr. X V. Pierce, chief consulting physician of th Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo, K. Y. It purines, heals and trenfrthens: insures functional regularity; provides physical reinforcement and sustaining power at periods of special weakness and depression. It is the only medicine which makes the coming of baby safe and comparatively earv. In a personal letter to Dr. Pierce, Mr. Margnerite Collin, of Cutler, Algoma Co., Ont-, says: 1 was a sufferer and was ctrred by Dr. nercc's wonderful medicine. When 1 commenced tee medicine I coo id neither eat nor aleen. Mr hands and feet were constant! cold. I aad a wasting. trouBiesome drain iot mrce saontna, aad my motttbl-v periods were nerei rmkr. I took" Dr. Fierce" Faanre Prcscriptooa and it cured me. I fed well. I thank tbe werid s oupcaaary jaeojcai

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BATTLE OF TRENTON

On Chrt?tm8 day la wvent j-mix Oor rasgi uoops. with bayonet find. For Triron marched away. Th IVtavrmre ce, the bcata below. The ligfct eWured by hail and now, Bet no siB of dismay. Cur object was the HeaMan band, Tisat dared invade fair freedom land And qnarter in that place. Oreat Washington be led as on. Wbose streaming flag in etorm or nn Had never knoorn tii&grace. In silent march we passed the night. Each soldier panting for the fiabt. Though quite t numbed with rmat. Greune on tbe If ft at u beynn The right was led by Sullivan Who Dt moment lost. Their pickets a'drtaed. the alarm ra spread That rebels rl?en from the dead t're marc hint: into town. Some scampered here, some aramperad there. And some for action did prepare. But socn their arm laid down. Twelve hondred servile miscreants. Hh all their colors, guns and tents. nre tropbiea of the day. The frolic e'er, the bright ooiteen In center, front and rear vm seen IJ riving fat'i' je away. Kow, brothers of the patriot bands, Lt's sing deliverance from the handa Of arbitrary sway. And as oar lifu is but a span Lt's touch th tankard while we can In memory ij that day. " Anon (iloito'a Campanile. In St. Nicholas Mr. John Warl writes of '-Tbe Bell Towers of Italy." In epaking of Giotto Mr. Ward siiys: This great i.nd well beloved artist, who was at taice painter, ixet, sculptor and architect, was popularly supposed to have been a shepherd. Tradition tells us that as lit daily tended his flock in the pasture one little lamb was ever by his side, showing him the most touching affection. When at last the little lamb was about to die, it epoke in verse to the fchepheid, telling him that its spirit would remain with him always in the form of a fairy and that through its favor he was to become great artist. At all events, the prophecy came true, for Giotto became an artist of worldwide fame, and he built a tower in Florence known as Giotto's Campanile. It is said that here the faiy has dwelt ever since among the bells, flitting through the eilent spaces. Giotto, commanded by the city to build an edifice which in height and richness was to surpass any previous structure in the world's history, in 1334 laid the cornerstone of his great tower. Xo expense was spared, and some of the greatest artists worked upon it. Sculptures by Donatello, Andrea Pisano and Luca della Robbia decorate the basement story and comprise several series of subjects the seven liberal arts and sciences, the seven cardinal virtues, the seven works of mercy, the invention of navigation, besides many religious and historical subjects from tbe creation down. The pper three stories are ornamented with spiral shafts and carved moldingand the whole is built in alternate! courses of black and white marble, the contrasting tints of whidh have been mellowed and softenedby time. A young theological student, who is about to depart for the missionary fields, told an amusing story oji himself the other evening that gives an insight to the cause that led to his determining to preach the gospel to the heathen. He had called on a young lady, and her little brother posted himself in an armchair facing a handsome gilt clock. He had been there half an hour when the young lady said, "Robbie, why don't you go to the nursery?" "I am waiting," replied Robbie. "What are you waiting for, my dear." "Why, for his face to stop tbe clock. You know what you said." Philadelphia Call. On all the new ships of the navy the American shield has displaced as a tigurehtad the designs carried on the older vessels, '."his is carved out of solid orass, with tbe stars and stiipes and the shield proper fitted close around the slender bow, while scrollwork extends backward on either side for a distance of four 01 five teet. From 123 answers to questions Dublisbed two or three years ago Messrs. V. and C. Henri find that a person's first memory may be of an extent occurring as early as the age cf G months or as late aa 8 yearn 2 to 4 years being the usual age. The wearing of earrings was eo general in Rome and the jewels were so heavy that there were proies sionals known as ear healers, who tended the ears of ladies who bad tnrn or iniured the lobes with the weight of the pendants. Washington's commission as com mander in chief of the United States army was approved by congress .Tnno 17 1775. and on June 21 of that vear be set out on horseback to take command of the forces en camped alout Boston. Great Britain ha 135,000 illiterat; voters. Pat the New Woman Must Do. "The new woman," sy Alargnret EL Sansster, "must not make her worn anhood the excuse for possible failures in duty. To keep her word, to fclfiil her engagements, to pay her debts, to be fastidious in honor, to ecirn vanity and coquetrv, are her obligations. She mast not stocp to Eilly flirtations nor too easily yield herself even to tbe persuasions of tbe man that seeks to marry her the sought, never tbe seeker. The new woman must not bold herself cheat), though. When ebe is won, it shall be said of her, as of her sister in the long gone days, that 'her price is far above rubies," her husband is known in tbe gates' and 'she will do him eood and not evil all tbe days of ber life. ' Woman's Journal. Will They Zver? Will tbe fashionable women of r&e world ever combine to put aside their vanity and ccrf.e to tbe rescue of the bright plcmaged birds and the innocent little songsters, to whose bright presence and melodious notes eo nincb of human cheerfulness and faappioeaa U dua? Balumor Herald.

22, 1898.

HWiHifflfflSI nanumau v n la iiirnii u be ..:. Baraia. and a airon tuoic in build in up Us wak aad desiitid. ll cure aouur or uu or rbeun,lam la from ; to fivi data. Stiarp, sfiooung emu ID aey prt of tna b-xiy n.-p ped ua a few dueem. A prompt. corDp. and ivrm&tH-nl cure fi luueoN, cwoesa, .ar fear-k aO U rwuas la h and kun. hroaic rbuniAitru. cciat.-. Inn tjto or nun in ,B2Ck ar speed, ly cured. It eJJoaa nut u i rur before eoe boi-.ie bu t a wnL Tb Muayca Kisody iiMtiMj? ptvravre a wimn: cur or caca disease, .at ail driVT sia-?, cen vaL IfyoaBeed .... -. ... , -ir iivl jeonvon, l ju) Alva A our ran. ," (.4 -ra. r JawliJK.sf Mm 1 he t ati'litT 1 brow drop curves at ".hi fcny- Ha'll fan Mire. rjhe Pitcher How do yon kiiow? The Catcher He told urn himself hist uigbt that he hadn't touched a diop in three weeks. Up to Date. A Vain Mo Sunstroke. A colored citizen of Virpiuia is drawing a pension ot per mouth for serv ices reudereii luerederal government dcriug tbe late war. "Were you wouuded?" he was a.-Ltl. "Not exackly, sub," he replied. "1 had a t-unKtroke. " "And you get fS a month for it?" "Yes, 8ub, iint I been readiu up t.n sunstrokes lately, en I 'bout come tcr de conclusion d;U a mttioual sunstroke orter be wuth at leas' eiRht dollars en a half a month, en bo 1 (Its iutruc:ed my lawyer ter strike fer a raise!" Chicago Times-Herald. A Question. "Papa," ta id little B'.esie, who had been thinking deeply, "could this country whip iSpain in caseve have a war?" "Well, I bliould think we could easy." "And that would pive us the Philippine islands as well as Cuba, I hope?" "Certainly," replied juipa. "Oh, I am iso glad, for that woula give the United States full control cf the philopeua trade, wouldn't it, paps.?" Fxchanfie. Glad Tidings to Asthma Sufferers. Foley's Honey and Tar gives quick and positive relief in all cases. A. G. Luken & Co and J. L. Adams & Co "Life Renewer" for Ladies Olivia Peterson, of Coldwater, Mich., writes: "I had not been able to sit up a half a day at a time for thirteen years until I used the Mystic Life Renewer. It has cured me of nervous troubles, headache and a very bad stomach. It has helped me in so many ways and cured me of afflictions that the doctors said could not be cured. The blessed Life Renewer has done more for me than all the patent medicines, doctors and Christian Science treatments combined. It is the mot-t wonderful medicine I ever saw." Sold by A. Ot. Xiukem A Co., druxsriat, Richmond. ' "- - .1 NOT FOR EVERYTHING Bat if vou have kidney, liver or bladder trouble you will find Swamp Root just the remedy you need. Peo ple are not apt to get anxious about their health son enough. If you are 'not quite well" or "half sick" have you ever thought that your Kidneys may be the cause of your sickness? It is easy to tell by settm gaside your urine for twenty-tour hours; a sedi ment or settling indicates an unhealthy condition of the kidneys. When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble. Too frequent desire to urinate, scanty supply, pain or dull ache in the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladdei need doctoring. There is satisfaction in knowing that the great remedy, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, fulfills every wise in relieving weak or diseased kidneys and all forms of bladder and urinarytroubles. Not only does Swamp-Root give new life and activity to the kid neys the cause of the trouble, but by treating the kidnevs it acts aa a tonic for the entire c. It you need a medicine von shouiu -n e the best. Sold by druggists, price fifty J cents and one dollar, or by mentioning I the Palladium and sending your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Bingbamton, N. Y. you may have a sample bottle of this great discovery sent to you free by mail, upon receipt of three two-cents stamps to cover post-age on the bottle. klIHV IHSr:SKS are the most fatal of all diseases. Foley's Kidney Cure a guaranteed remedy or money refunded. A. G. Luken & Co., and J. L. Adams &Co. Do Not Be Fooled With the idea that any preparation your druggist may put up and try to sell you will purify your blood hfte Hood's Sarsapanlla. This medicine has a reputation it has earned its record. It is ptepared under the personal supervision of educated pharmacists who know the nature, quality and medieinal effect of all the ingredients used. Hoods SarsaprUla absolutely cures all forms of blood disease when other medicines fail to d any good. It is tbe World's ereat Spring Medieine and the One True Blood Purifier. Have You Had tha Grip? If you have, you probably need a re liable medicine like Foley's iloney and Tar to heal your lungs and stop the racking cough incidental to this disease. A. O. Luken & Co. and J. L. Ada & Co. sTXTS CBIAW BALM ta B wowttfv Apply into taa Boao-ils. It is qnicAiy auaurtissL in Is si Ti si lis's ir tt bit 1 - t-Tnr'i 1T rTW Q.T BBOTBXBa, M Warraa 8CSw Tow

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Pennsylvania utn9 KiltM tivt: November 28th 1C5 J . IraJae Ru v Oaatral Tin. Kichmond Union Station. Pitta bnrgh, Cincinnati Chcago & St. Louis Iiy RICHMOND DIVISION. Between Chi mro and Cincinnati, K ASTW A RD TRAINS. CtDCin'tt Mail and F.v 4 iS a. ta. 4:15 a. m toinciali Aatm. as d Fx. v:u- a. m. v-.ia a. m. Fai Soot hern M and Kx. -5J p. ra. t:36 p. m t Logniorl Actum p. m. . WESTWARD TRAINS. tTx-caasoort Aoxm T :W a. m Vaai Chicago M and Ex .10-.55 a in. ll cma ru tl crniort Aeccm.. u. -f ft p. ai i nicajro Mali and ix U:t4 p. n. 11 14 p. in INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION. Hetaeen Coluinbas and Indianapolia. EASTWARD TRAINS. aaaiva. dkpabt. St- L. A N. Y. M. and Ft .. 7 4 a. tn. ?:SU a. a tlad. .a CoL Ace and ti...WM a. m 11 MO a. ta find. A Rich Ace. and Ex p. m. fenn. Special i Mailt 4 i p. m. Ml U A S Y. at and Ex. T:3S p. m. T:S p. St. I- A N. Y. Limited D. m. t Local tliiW p. m iWESTWARDrrRAlNS. a St Louit Fat Mail 6:15 a. m t Rich, and lnd. Aocom 6 J6 a. m. ft. Louis Fast fc.iprr a m. fCol. tnd. Acc and Ex 1X40 p. m. p. m. Fast Mml p. ru. 4:6 p. ta. X. V and SU Louis, ti.. 7:lo p. m. 7:as p. m t Local S.06 a. m. CINCINNATI DIVISION. Between Richmond and Colambun rla .Daj-ton and Aenia. EASTWARD TRlISt. aaaiva. fRich. A Springfleld Ex -4 Rich. & pnni;o-ld M A Ex. Fenn. Special iMailU St. L. A N. Y LimiwxL.. Dayton LooU 'WESTWARD TRAINS.! St. Loui Faat Mail 6:la, m. St. Louis Fast Express ..10:37 a. m. tSpr'itfi d & Rich M. A Ex. 6:10 p. ra, DRF&ar 6:UU a. tr S:0& a. m 4 .SS p. n. &-H p. B , 1.U0 p. m .spriu field A Rich. Ei...l tii p. ra. ( uaytoa Local io:ja a m. GRAD RAPIDS & INDIANA H. Between Richmond and M ackinawviaFort vsav nean urua iiapiaa. I iNORTH WARDiTRAINS. lAaa-VB-Sr' bKpasT tRich A . K. M. aD'i Ex.. n:uoa. m. TKich. A Ft- W. Acc. A Ex. . t t-1 PRich. A Mackinaw Ex ,11:20 p. m SOUTHWARD TRAINS. Ft. W. A Rich Acc. A Ex. a. ra. fO R A Riuh. M. and Ex... 8 40 p. no. Mackinaw Rich Ex 4:0 a. m. 3mL naly. t Daily Except Sunday. i ITraiDsnn -ber S and nnmber 10 haul throngli slreoinf cars betwoen Chi o and i.ltni;-"ti. and Chicago and Richmond tor spring riWBB O. R A I. trains numbers? and S ht parlor cars between Cincinnati and oratna!is; numbers S and 6 have sleepers between lu'y nati and Mackinaw . i ? Cincinnati and Chicago trains numbers"" rn 19 have Fullnan bu:f tparlor carstA fn Cincinnati and t'hicag LOiumbua and Indianapolis trains haul through sleeping cars on numbers 2. 6, S, J. St and 41: dining cars ou numbers , 7, 30. 31. i an( . Columbus trains, via Dayton and Xenis, haul through sleeping rars on numbers .3, 5, 3, 10, it' and si: dining cars on 30 and 21. Baggage mast be at tiie station 3' mi Bates before train time. o w. tLMfcn, ncxet :Ajien(. L A BARBER, Station Master. fc3 Hires Beautiful wenten I OFFER RELIEF f 10 THEIR LESS FORTUNATE SISTERS A tWMT MAO TO BEAUTY Th MImts Bell, of No. 7 Fifth Avenue, Hew V.0-. raw offer the public generally the - the used successfully la pciST'bul utualitffl TIIE MISSES BELL'S 1 complexion Tonic has almost immediate effect In clearing and brighteuing the skin. It is iiotn ctjMi.'etio, as it does not cover up the blemishes as ponders and pastes do, Imt is a coloiles llqnid that, when appliel to the skin, does not show. It cleanses the pores of the fkinof all iiisonous and foreign fillingsand dissolves entirely freckles, pimples. Mack heads, moth patches, excessive oilinens or miners in the skin. Us use Is so simple tiiat a child can follow directions and get the I ft result. The Wishes Bell have placed the prieeof their wonderful Complexion Tonic at fl.00 tr tjottle, which U sufficient to clear the ordinary tkiu. OME BOTTLE COSTS TOO MOTHIKG if the eTeot is not exactly as claimed, so that you take no risk in n-nding for it. The price, SI. OO, plHco it within the reach of all. It will absolutely clearajofT complexion and beautify a pood one. This generous offer should I accepted by nil. Ladies can address The Mies Bell on all matters of the complexion end hygiene in the strictest confidence, and satisfactory advice will be given promptly vithout charge. An interesting pamphlet will be sect upon receipt of stani p. Address all communications and gend e!l orders to Tbo Minima Hell, or THE BELL, TOILET CO. 78 fifth Aveaae, Mew York. baa demonstrated test thousand times that it ia almost infallihls) FOR WOMAN'S PECULIAR WEAKNESSES. Irregularities and derail garaanta. It baa become tha leading remedy for this class of troubles. It exart a wonderfully healing, strengthening and soothing inflaence apoai the meDStraai organa. It cures) whitea" and falling of the womb. Zt stopa flooding aad taLarraa boband Tiainful BMnatrnatloB. or Change of Life it ia tha best medicine made. It ia beneficial during pregnancy, and helps to Bring cniiaren into no"" for years. It invigorates, stimulates, strengthens Ue wbole system. This great remody is offered to all afflicted women. Way wiil any woman anSer another snisst with eertato relief within reach t Win cf Cardul only costs fa .08 pe botu at youx orug store. Tor md'f. 4m ran rwanXasi syesaf l um Co-. C mnnfl, Tmm mm. I w SMITH CsavSM.S. C. Mi wtfs Bsesl Cart at J far taUla si Uvs ssat aaa cbtbb a sr." Try Gntin-O I Try Grain-U Ask your grocer today to show yon & package of GRALN-O, the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. The children may drink it without injury as well as adult. AU who try it, like it. 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