Richmond Palladium (Daily), 29 April 1898 — Page 3

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, FR1DAY.APR1L29. 1898.

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! NO WOMAN IS EXEMPT.

SHIRT WAIST AND WASH SKIRT FROM HARPER'S BAZAR A yoke effect of an entirely new ' skirts for midsummer, not only to the form appears in the shirt waist model sense of the wearer, but also the eye

illustrated, which is made with a very ot ltle oanomer, is sued that it insures

broad box-pleat in front. The distribution of the gathers under the yoke produces a becoming effect over the bust. A plain pointed yoke with a centre seam is added to the tailor back, which has do gather except at the waist line. The smalt shirt-sleeves are finished with a straight cuff, narrow enough to pass easily into the sleeves of a ooat. The collar is the high turned oyer model. The belt is of snake-skin with narrow buckled straps. The tailor skirt for cotton fabrics, which has become suc h a necessity of the summer outfit, is an excellent design for white pique, linen crash, or cotton reps. The comfort of such

them a long lease of popular

favor. The skirt is a five-gored model, made with a wide front gore. The back breadth' may be pleated or gathered, as preferred Three yards and a half is the width at the foot. The proper cut of the costume can be obtained only from the cut patterns furnished by Harper's Bazar, where it is published. The new form of sailor hat, with medium width brim, has a plain crown band and side bow with a buckle. Approximate quantity of material for medium size: For shirt waist 36 inches wide, 3 yards. For skirt 3fl

inches wide, 5 yards

. Regularity is a matter of importance la every woman's life. Much pain Is. however, endured in the belief that it

fa meoeaaary and not alarming, when in truth it is all wrong and indicates derangement that may cause serious

trouble.

Excessive monthly pain itself will unsettle the nerves and make women

old before their time.

The fonndation of woman's health is perfectly normal and regular per

formance of nature s function. The

statement we print from Miss Gcb-

TKtTDE Sixes, of Eldred. Pa , is echoed in every city, town and hamlet in this

country. Bead what she says:

' Dxab Mas. Pisxham: I feel like a new person since following your ad

vice, and tfcink it is my duty to let the public know the good your remedies have done me. My troubles were pain

ful menstruation and lencorrhoea. I

was nervous and had spells of being

con fused. Before using your remedies I never had any faith in patent medi

cines. I now wish to say that I never had anything do me so much good for

painful menstruation as Lydia E. Pink-

bam s Vegetable Compound; also would ay that your Sanative Wash has cured mm of leucorrhcea. I hope these few

words may help suffering women.

The present Mrs. Pinkham's experi

ence in treating female ills is unparal

Ieled, for years she worked side by aide with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, and for sometime past has had sole charge of the correspondence department of her great business, treating by letter

as many as a hundred thousand ailing

women during a single year.

All suffering women are invited to

write freely to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn,

Mass., for advice about their health.

Execution of Maximilian.

Teacup, bat No Tea.

ine rati of taking afternoon tea at

the Waldorf-Astoria has caught on tre

mendously among Aew York women

There are about 500 of them there every

afternoon now, and on Wednesday and

baturday afternoons the crowd is swell

ed to more than 2,000. The popularity of tea, however, may not be so Rreat as

tnis would seem to indicate. Whisper

it not in Uatb, but the dainty eggshell

cup sometimes contains the insidious

cocktail. They are not called for under that vulgar name, but the "Astoria punch" that many women as well as

men tip Is made after the formula used

by the ordinary barkeeper when he is

compounding a cocktail.

rf I ; a

xnis deception, by the wav. is not

the new trick New Yorkers seem to

think. Six or eight years ago, wbeu the

now defunct liaison Doree was the

most eminently respectable restaurant

u han Francisco, many a woman, ere

auroably tired after a round of the

shops, would order a bracer in the form

of a cocktail there, and it would

to her served iu a teacup. Arconant

PALI ID I

X (S ets a week.

Commissioner's Sale.

Rv virtue of an order of the

wayne county, ludiana, made at ibe April term.1898.in the case of John Klater and others

v. ueorne amter and others. No. 11,410, now pending in aid court, the undersigned commissioner appointed by said court for tnat purpose o iters for sale at pivate sale lot seventy.

eijroM'H m John smith's addition to the city of Rior.monl, Wayne county, Indiana. Bids tor lt purchase at private rale will be received i np to Msy 14. 198. If not sold at private sale

win ne sola at puoi'c auction cn the jirenrtsea at 3 o'clock p m. on Thursday, May TERMS OP SALE: One-third purchase

uv pavia at toe time or sale, ODi

tnira in one sna remaining one-third in two

year" thereafter. Deferred payments to be

ecu ea ay tne notes or purchaser, bearing In-

and of norm approved by the commissioner

nu oy mungairo on tne premises.

Kicnmona, inaiana, April is, item charLeb o. wnkley, Commissioner frUt apr!5-

rrShWrSwrJ

Our store is crowded with its new spring goods, and they re the welfare of the country, an ' I should bo necessary that its

We must start a Special Sale at-go-quick prices on

These are some of our

not all in. seasonable

goods.

Special Coaxers.

200 Pieces lovely light and dark ioct. Percale, yard wide 200 P.eces best Percale made, Special Sale price . . .

SHuDtrft UJaocti OcveGOGHofoDe:

10c

He Received Bks Seeteoee Calmly aad

Met Death Like Hera.

The execution had been fixed for

June 16. At 11 o'clock on that day

sentence was read to the condemned.

who were told that it would be carried into effect at 3 o'clock on the

same afternoon. Maximilian received the Intelligence calmly and devoted the following hours, which he deemed his laet, todictating letters to Dr. Basch and to hia Mexican secretary, Senor Blasio. He then confessed to Padre Soria and heard mass in General iliramon's chamber, where the condemned men received the last sacraments, after which he sinetl his letters and took leave of those about him. In removing his wedding ring

and handing it to Dr. Basch he said, "You will tell my mother that I did my duty as, a soldier and died like a

Christian." After this he quiefly

awaited death.

The appointed hour passed, how

ever, wittiout his being summoned

to execution. Afier prolonged sus

pense, at 4 o clock in the afternoon

news arrived that a reprieve of three

days had been granted by the presi

dent in order that the condemned might have time to make their last

dispositions.

Ibis unexpected delay naturally

aroused hopes among the friends of

the doomed men. These hopes, it is

said by those closest to him at that

time, were not shared by Maximil

lan. He continued his preparations

with the same calm dignity that had

not once forsaken him, but he sent

a telegram to the national govern

xnent asking that the lives of Gen

erals Miramon and Mejia, ' who had

already undergone all the anguish of death, be spared" and that he

might be the only victim. The re

quest was denied.

After makine this sunreme effort

on benait ot 1113 generals he employ

el his remaining bourn in dictating letters, and when night came he

slept soundly.

On the morning of his execution

(June 19) he arose at 3 o'clock and

dressed carefully. At 4 o'clock Padre Soria came and once more

gave niru the last sacrament. An altar had been erected for this pur pose in a niche formed by a passage

way to his cell. This religious duty having been performed, he gave in

etuctions to Dr. Basch, sending greetings and last tokens to friends At a quarter before 6 he breakfast

ed, and when, on the stroke of 6, the officer appeared who was to lead j him to execution he was ready, and himself called his companions in

death. Three hacks had been pro

vided for the condemned. The prince

entered the first with the priest, and, escorted by the soldiery, the mournful procession moved through a

uense crowtt to the place or execution.

On arriving at the Cerro de la

Campanas, where a month before he had made his last stand, the fallen emperor looked about him for a friendly face, and, finding tttlf his

iservant. the Hungarian Tudos, he

asked.' Is no one else heret" It is said, however, that Baron Magnus, the Prmmian minister, and Connl

Babnsen were present, although out

of sight.

The good priest weakened under

the ordeal. He felt faint, and the

prince held his own smelling bottle

to his nose.

Followed by Generals Miramon

and Mejia, Maximilian walked to

ward the open square, where an

adobe wall had been erected, against

which they were expected to stand.

About to take his position in the middle, Maximilian stopped and, turning to General Miramon, said:

A bravo soldier should be honored

even in his last nour. rermit me 10

give you the place of honor." And he made way for him.

An officer and seven men had been

detailed to do the deadly work. Tho prince gave each of the 6oldicrs a piece of gold, asking them to aim carefully at his heart, and, taking off his hat, he said: "Mexicans, may my blood be the last to be spilled for

and if it

necessary that its sons

6bould still shed theirs may it flow for its good, but never by treason !

Long live independence! Long live

Mexico!"

He then laid hia hands on his

breast and looked straight before

him. Five shots tired at short range

pierced hia body. Each of them was mortal. He fell, and as he still moved the officer in charge pointed to his heart with his sword, and a

JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. Which Is tha Batter, Try an Exoarimant for Yourself or Profit by a

Richmond Citizen's Exparisnoa. Something new is an experiment. Mast be proven to be as represented. Be successful at home or yon doubt it. The statement of a manufacturer is

not convincing proof of merit.

is u the indorsement of a friend is. Now, supposing1 you had a bad back. A lame, weak or aching bafk. Would you experiment on ht You will read of many so-called

eures.

Bat they come from far away plaees. Its different when the endorsement

cornea from home.

Easy to prove that it is bo.

Home endorsement is the proof that backs every box of Dean's Kidney Pills. Read this case:

Miss S. Hamilton, 23 south ninth street, in speaking about Doan'a Kidney Pills sometime ago said: 'For two 01 three years past I was troubled with a weakness of my kidneys accompanied by a heary, aching psin through

my loins and a soreness directly over the right kidney. The secretions were unnatural and irregular. Headaches and attacks of dizziness were of frequent occurrence. Having seen Doan'a Kidney Pills highly recommended for these troubles I got a box at A. G. Luken's drug store and used them. They seemed especially adapted for

my case and relieved me in a very short time. Since using them I have felt better than for a long time. I highly recommend Doan's Kidney Fills and advise others who may be

suffering in a similar way to use them."

Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all

dealers, price 50 cents. Mailed by,

foster-Aluburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y

Sole agents for the U. 8. Remember

the name Doan's and take no other.

KXYS CREAM BALM U a perlUneu,

atppiy mm we Bostriia, it i quick y ebacvoed.

caete at lronrtr or by mail : uan'n lac. br mail.

There is a Claf s of People

Who are injured by the use of coffee

Recently there has been placed in all

the grocery stores a new preparation

called u ICAlZs u, made of pure grains

that takes the place of coffee. The

most delicate stomach receives it with

out distress, and but few can tell from coffee. It does not cost over

as much. Children may drink it with great benefit. 15 ct-. and 25 cts. per

pacxage. Try it. A. x for UKALN-O, Hava You Had tha Grip?

If you have, yon probably need a reliable medicine like Foley's Honey and Tar to heal your lungs and stop the racking cough incidental to this

disease. A. G. Luken & Co. and J. L. Ada & Co.

It Renews the Youth.

Ihe Mystic Life Rene wer is a most wonderful vitalizer, strengthener and

rejuvenator of the boJy. It is the

most powerful nerve builder known

it cures all failing health. It restores

the vital forces to their wonted vigor and strength aDd makes the old feel young again. Sold by A. G. Luken & Co., druggists, Richmond. 4

fioiuier stepped ior"wara ana nfet?

last 6hot. Mrs. Cornelius SteveusoL

in Century.

Her Strong Point.

They had looked soulfully into

each other s eyes for some time, but

somehow he didn't seem to come to

the point. Then suddenly he made

a discovery.

"You have your mother's beauti

ful eyes, dear," he said.

She felt that the time bad come to

play her trump card. "I have also,"

she said, "my father's lovely check

book." Within 30 minutes their en

gagement was announced. London

i uu.

The carriage of a buzz-saw doesn't move very fast, but if a man stays on it long enough he will presently be saws asunder. The process of gradual bodily decline and

10 Doz Ladies Shirt Vaists, grand collars, fancy plaids and stripes 10 Doz. Fancy Plaid Ginghams and Percales .......... Soecia' thing, decided novelty, latest fad, must be seen, Two Specials. Silk Waists, beauties, good silk

A Skirt Skit.

. . . . . . ?0c

7oc

$l.OO

$4: JO and $5.00

Matrimonial Coincidence. Mr. S. D. McMillan, who has recent

ly moved to Charlotte from South Caro

lina, gives an interesting account of a matrimonial coincidence that occurred in his family last year. Abont the 1st of last July Mr. McMillan received a letter from his brother Id Lake End, La., saying: "I will be married on the Sth of this month. Meet 09 at Nashville and join us for a trip to Colorado City." At the time be received this letter Mr. McMillan was making arrangements for his own wedding, which was dated for Joly 8, and at this time he says be was liviug in the sand hills of South Carolina, the soil there having become proverbial for its poverty. On abont the 10th of July be received a letter from another brother, 3. D. Mosautem or uiws UUad, off the west coast of California, saying, "I was married on the 8th of this month to Miss . " In contrast with the sand hills of Sooth Carolina Cataline island is one of the most fertile districts in the world. All three brothers married on the Sth of Jnly, and it was impossible for them to have hnd any preconcerted plans abont the date, as they bad not heard from each other in months. Charlotte (X. C.) Democrat.

A Bid For Royal VUit.

Recently a large estate came into the

market iu consequence of the death of

its owner. It contained some of the finest shooting to be had iu the country, and the Prince of Wales had often wanted to visit it, but the owner could not afford to entertain him, and so did not invite him. A gentleman who himself owns one of tbe most splendid and complete mansions to be found in England beard of this desire of tbe prince. He went down to tbe estate one Wednesday, had a cbat with the son of the owner and sent a wire to his wife to come down on tbe Saturday. They staid there over Sunday and talked tbe thing over. Then tbe husband called upon tbe trustees. "I've seen the estate and would like to buy it. If you care to take f 250,000 for it, I will give it to yon. Here is the address of my solicitors." Tbe trustees, after considering, closed with the offer, and tbe estate changed hands very quietly, without .the intervention of any agent. It may be said to be worth tbe money paid and brings in about S percent This is au extreme instance of the lengths some men will go to obtain tbe honor of a royal visit London Leader.

KIDAEYDISEtSES xJ-

diseases.

Foley's Kktney Cure a guaranteed remedy or money refunded. A. O. Luken & Co., and J. L. Adams &Co. BLADDEU TROUBLES. The bladder was created for one purpose, namely, a receptacle for the

urine, and as such it is not liable to any form of disease except by one of two ways. The first way is from imperfect action of the kidneys. The second way is from careless local treatment of other diseases. SAMPLE SENT FREE. Unhealthy urine from unhealthv

kidneys is the chief cause of bladder

troubles. It is comfortinsr to know

that Dr. Kilmer'3 Swamp-lioot fulfills every wish in quickly curintr bladder

and urinary troubles. It corrects

frequent calls, inability to hold urine

and scalding or stinging pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and over

comes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate. The mild

and extraordinary effect of Dr. Kil

mer's Swamp-Koot is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful

cures of the most distressing cases If you need a medicine j'ou should have the best. At druggists, fifty cents and one dollar. You mave have a sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent free by mail, upon receipt of three two cent

stamps to cover cost of postage on the

bottle. Mention the .. .Palladium, and

send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham pton, N. Y. The proprietors of this paper guarantee the genuineness of this offer.

TIME TABLE

Pennsylvania uma

Effective November 28th,

1SU7. Trawl ma Baa r (Uatral

Richmond Union Station. Pitts

burgh, Cincinnati. Chcago & St Louis By RICHMOND DIVISION. Betwwa Chitmgo tad CtncianaUEASTWARD TRAINS.

.bktvb. osraar

CtBciaU Mail and Ex 46 a. m. 4 14 a.

tOtnciali Aoohb. i d Ex. SrO& a. ax. t S a. m, Faat Southern M ud Ex. S p. m. p. m. I

Tieaapon a coo in p. mwemtwakd trains.

tLocmnsport Afom T.K a, aa.

t-att Cliicago aud t. IITJO a m. 11 00 a. m tLocaixri Acccm- 7:19 p ML. f .3Si.m.

Clucao Mail and Ex. Ua p. m. 11 Up. to.

INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION. Betveea ColamtMU Bad iBdianapolta. EASTWARD TRAINS.

aaarrB. ibpat.

St. L. A N. Y.M.BBdEx. 7 4a-m- ?:Ma.Bi.

tied. A Col Act asd Ex.10:&l a. m. 11:00 a. ra

tlnd. A Rica Ace. and tl S:63 p m. nn. Special i Mail 4:J p. m.

l UJk.V Y. M and Ex- 7:35 p. m. T.S p. aa

t Local 12-) p. WESTWARD TRAINS.

St LontaFaatMaU S.15 a. m

t KJch and iBd. Accom . f -JS a. m.

St. Louia Past Kxprraav 1H0 a. m. tOoi- A Ind. Accaad Exli:40 p. m-lxi&SD. ni.

Pact MaU 4:o6 p. m. 4 S8 p. m

n. v aod sl Lxuia. ti. TUa p. m. 7 25 p. m

t Local . 8.U6 a. m.

CINCINNATI DIVISION.

Between Richmond and Colambna via Dayton

ana Aexua. EASTWARD TRUN't.

' ABBIVB. DBFABT

Rich. A Spring-ekl Ex 8 uo a.

Rich. A SpriQvfleld M. A Ex. 8.-05 a. m

Penn. Special I Mail) 4:SS p. m-

Si. L. A N. Y iml!L. &:. I. an.

Dmylou local - 1:00 p. m

WESTWARD TRAINS.

St. Louis Fact Mail , , :10a. m.

St. Louis Faat Eipreaa .10:37 a. an.

tSpr'arfl d A Rich. M. A -I. 6:10 p. at.

spriuirneld B Rich. Ec.-.l'&S p. m.

Dayton Local lOJna. m.

Q RAD RAPIDS & INDIAN AIRY.

Between Richmond and afackinawt via Foit

v.avne aa urand Kapida. NORTHWARD TRAINS.

pBraav' 11 :06 a. m.

6:D p.

11:20 p. m.

Sanitary

Plumbing:,

Sewerage, Gas Fixtures So.

Rich A O. R. M and Ex. Kich. A Ft W. Ace. A Ex.

Rich. A Mackinaw Ex

SOUTHWARD TRAIN 3.

Ft. W. A Rich. Ace. A Ex. A m.!

fO. R A Rich M. and Ex... :40p. ir.

Mackinaw a Rich, tx 4:0) a. m.

Daily. t Daily Except Sunday.

Trainannmber and number 10 haul throBth

alrepiiiK cara between Chicago and Cincinnati.

and hicaKO and Richmond for "pnngSeld. U. R. A 1. trains number i and 8 have parlor

cant between uncinnau ana urana ttapicis;

nnmoere ana o nave meepers Between Cincinnati and Mackinaw

Cincinnati and Chicago train number 18na

1m have Fullnan bullet parlor car between Cincinnati and i hicag .

coiumbua and IndianapolU train haul tbrouga aleepinc car on number x, 5, S, 7, 90 and ili dimaf cars on number 6,7,30,31.1?

and w Columbus train. viaDaytoa and Xenis, hanl through sleeping car on number ''J, S, 8, 10, HO

ana at: aining cars on w ana xi. Baggage muat be at tbe station 8" minute

before train time. O W ELMER, Ticket "Aent. L A. BARBER, Station Master.

H. H. MEERHOFF Richmond Loan Co

LOANS ui any amount MONEY

on Household

LOANS Goods' Pianos. MONST

Horses, Waocs,

LOANS I5utr:lrv8. Bicycle MONKT

Watch, Diamonds.

LOANS or asy kind of MONET

personal rroperty

LOANS at rOSITIVELI the MONET

LOWEST KATES

LOANS In thl, city. MONET

We give the longest

LOANS time to pay the money MONET

back In weekly or

LOANS inouthly payments MONET

or to suit rourself.

LOANS We leave the rooda MONET

in your poeeeaalon

r W.i . Y. . tfvr.a

-uo Hii-ui you uia xiUil a. x

Uijo of both money and

LOANS property. All buslneaa MONET

STRICTLT CONFIDKJTriAU

LOANS maJe to salaried people MONET on their personal

LOANS notes without endorse. MONET

inent or collateral.

LOANS placed same day of MONET

application. Richmond Loan" Company; Eccn 4, Tremcnt Block, North E at Cor. Sth xnd Main

Fie In non iHMwonnt

J-l-t. f nfr tn a lor r hiea.

rl,rx, or anr iiiOnnnua-

lrrtMtiuu ur u livr. link 1 1 1 111 a r n m ,,, ...

EMS CKU'M Ct, trBa. hoa-aatrioiro-t.

Id Ir-wr casta.

or sent in plain wraBsev.

I f ax press, prepaid, fur

i.w. or a dot una. v 7a.

urea iu u ua

ii,r On rastrnl jj

F VrnTaa mfcxta.

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OFFER

RELIEF

A Beacon of Hope. . 1 A3 . ... ...

uium aiiiicieu wun KKlnpv or

13 Foley's Kidnev

TO THEIR LESS FORTUNATE SISTERS I

bladder dira.ses

Cure. Guaranteed.

A. O. Luken & Co

am s & Co

and J. L. Ai

Doz. Ready-made Skirts (come and look)

Doz. Black Mohair, well made, full Doz. Fancy Novelties, ......

$1.25

width $2.00

25 Doz. $t 00 Wrappers, bought low, bale price toC 300 n-quarter Bates Spreads, ready for use GOc

Sale p.ices only. When stock is reduced sale

These are prices cease.

T3ae

loss of energy wbich leads fl-ally to consumption is not alwavs very rapid, but if it isn't stopped it will presently begin to saw its way into the most vital part of the body, the lnnrs. There would be very little consumption if every family would keep Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery in the house, and use it whenever feel

ing: OUt Ot SOrtS." It Ips l c rauic body in such a high condition of health and forcefulness that wasting diseases have no chance to get a foot-hold. A teaspoonfill or two before meals, in a little water, gives the digestive organism power to assimilate the blood-making, nerve-toning, strength - building properties of the food. It enables the liver and excretory system to dear the circulation of bilious poisons

and remove all waste matter from tne oocy.

It replaces worn out tissue witn nam mus

cular flesh, and changes weakness ana debility into active power and nerve force.

V Pierce. M. D.. is chief consulting

physician to the great Invalids Hotel and

turgicai institute ot cunaio. i. .. m bead of a staff of nearly a score of eminent associate physicians and surgeons. He has acquired, in "his over thirty years of active practice, a reputation second to no living phvsician in the treatment of obstinate, chronic diseases. His prescriptions must

not be confounded with the numerous

boom ' remedies, "extracts," '"com oounds, and ' sarsapariilas." which 1

rrrofit-seekinsr drusnrist is often ready to

urge as a substitute. Dr. Pierce's medicines are tbe proaact of wide experience and deeo study. Any one may consul!

fciaa by mail free of charge.

'- ' Lizard a Which Walk Erect. When drawing attention abont a year

ago to the bipedal movements or cer

tain Australian lizards, notably the

comical little cblamydosanms. or frill

ed lizard, whose photograph is now familiar, Mr. Saville-Kent referred to

a unconfirmed rumor that the Mexican

ignanoid liard also possesses the power cf running on its bil legs, being led to this by the correspondence in general structure cf the creatures, especially the abnormal length of tbe bind limbs. He

publishes a letter from a gentleman living in tbe West Indies which 6hows tbat there also all the lizards, from tbe

large tree iguana, 5 feet long, down to

the tiniest mites which scamper abo-at among tbe stones, are accustomed to run erect on their hind legs when hurried.

The correspondent adds the interesting information tbat on the rocks about the

watershed of tbe Gniana are old draw

ings of lizards running erect. Mr. Sa-Tille-Kent points out that this peculiarity, which a year ago was doubted by

many naturalists, but which has now

been shown to be common to eo many

different species of lizards, deserves at tent ion as pointing to bipedal locomo

tion in some remote ancestor. Nature.

His Spring's Work. "I had an attack of Trip whi:h was

pronounced very serious. I took med icine for several months but grew worse instead of better. I was so weak I conld hardly walk. I oegau

taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and it cave

me strength for. my spring work". William Wheitler, Hebron, Indiana.

Hoot s Pills are the only pill to

with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Cure all

liver ills. 4

Dover N. H., Oct. 31, 1896. Messrs. Ely Bros. The Balm

reached me safely, and in so short a time the effect is surprising. My son says the first application gave decided relief. I have a shelf filled with "Catarrh Cures." Tomorrow the stove shall receive them, and Ely's Cream

i3alm will reign supreme. Respect

fully, Mrs. Franklin Freeman.

Cream Balm is kept by all druggists.

Fnll size, o(h. Trial size, 10 cents. We mail it. Eli Bros.,

jVaw 56 Warren street, N. Y. City.

It Will do You Good. Are you constipated t Do you have

sick headaches T Is your nervous sys

tem, liver or kidneys out of order? If

so, cure yourself by using Wright s Celery Tea. It improves the complexion. Price 25c. Sold by Luken & Co.. druggists.

Do Not Be Fooled

With the idea that any preparation

your druggist may put up and try to sell you will purify your blood like

Hood's barsapanlla. This medicine has a reputation it has earned its record. It is prepared under the personal supervision of educated pharmacists who know the nature, quality and medicinal effect of all the ingredients used.

Hoods Sarsaprilla absolutely eures

all forms of blood disease when other medicines fail to do any good. It is tbe World's great Spring Medicine

and the One True Blood Purifier.

A Queer (?) Msdlclna. There is a medicine whose proprie

tors do not claim to have discovered

some hitherto unknown ingredient, or

that is a cure-all. This honest medi

cine only claims to cure certain diseases

and that its ingredients are recognized

by the most skilled physicians a teing the bet for Kidney and Bladder

diseases. It i Foley's Kidney Cure.

A. G. Luken & Co. and J. L. Adams

& Co A Life for 50c.

Many people have been cured of kidney diseases by taking a 50c bottle of Foiev'8 Kidney Cure. A. G. Liken

& Co. and J. L. Adams & Co.

Hopeless.

"Why do you allow your -wife to

rule you if you were a baby I

indignantly asked Ttr. Meeker's brother. "Yoa ongnt to have a voice once in awhile in tbe management of the household. Assert your independence. " "Independence 1" echoed Mr.

Meeker bitterly. "Sbe won't even '. grant me autonomy." Chicago , Tubun. . ..."

The Misvt Uvn. of No. 78 Fifth Avenue, I'ew York, now ofler tbe public generally the Cnrnplexkm Tonio which thv have so loug used successfully in personal treatment. THE KISSES CELL'S

Complexion Tonic

has almost Immediate effect In clearing and brightening the skin. It is nola cosmetic, as it does not cover up the McmiBhe pow ders and pastes do. tut Is a ciilorlem liquid that, when applied to the skin, does not show. It cleanses the pon-sof the fI in of all poisonous and foreiim Bllinmand dissolves entirely freckles, pimples, l.lm-k heads, moth letches, exc-L-ssive.oilipeiM r rednrra In therkln Its use Is so simple t.iat a child can follow directions nd (ret the txnt result. The Misses Boll have placed the price of their wonderful Complexion Tonic at 11.00 per bottle, which U sufficient to clear the ordinary- skin

OHE BOTTLE POSTS YOU HOTHHtaA

ii me eiiecr is not exactly as claimed so LIS you take no rSk in seD.linsr inr It. y The price. Si .00. places it within the""n 1 of all. It will absolutely clear to'f"' 1 plexlon and beautify a pood one. 1 en- ' emus offer should be ecr.-ptf-d by all1 tidies can addreos The aliases I on all matters of the complexion iij hvptfie in the strictest ennndem-e, and Bfitifatry advi-e will be iriven promptly witliout clarsre. An Interesting- pamphlet will be sent upon re- i ceipt of stamp. ;

Address all communications ant tend all

SHOWS U.VCLE SAM HOW

TO TAKE A THICK,

ing Dons Lave, wbild be is delay ins action. : 'ihere isn't m laanrlrv

in the State tLet can teach us any tricks in launderv a : we are up to

the demands of tbe times in . laundry work in beautiful colors and

artistic domestic finisa, ana we are ptomgt ir.ReUirg your woxk oat in

ume.

RICHHM SIP UUUOffj

lytn, Pro

919 Main St. TeV""ne

f'l

orders to Tba Miamem Bell, or

THE BELL TOILET CO. to. 78 Fifth Avvmc, tow btIu

ELDORADO

OTEAM LAUNDRY

The p'sxe where Lace Cortains are Launderied, is the place to bring a, all laundry work.

829 Mala St. Tele.paone.I35S

la. V BTIWSON Prop-,

aa drrnonstrated tea thrmsand tuaa tsta U la almost Infallihla FOR WOMAN'S : PECULIAR WEAKNKSES. Irrerolaritla and dernfmsrB. It baa becom tha leadinc rssBady for hl claa of tronbla. ! s wonderfully baalio;, ateangth -Ins; and boo t his ( lafloaacat apea the menstrual or vans. It ewrja white" and failing- of the womb. It atop fioodiac and ralieva sub.

BBasatrnaaoa.

Helio! Did you. say that yon were not feel

ing well and that your stomach was ont of order? Well, then, try a bottla of Dr. Caldwell's Syrap Pepsin and you are sure of relief. Constipation and indigestion eured. Sick headache cured. Greatest boon to mankind and is being appreciated by thousands. 10c will get you a trial size bottle. Larger

sizes 50c and $1. Far sale by A. O. Luken VCe.

in iissi it BnA Ttefnful

t- rt I -i f te ia the

aoediciae made. It 1 brae&clai dannr preanaaew, and helpa t brine cblidren into koDC barraat for year. It tavifforatea. atiaialatea. trengthena te whole ayatem. ThU area remedy iaj Bere to all afflicted wome. . Why will any womaa BoBev Bnother anlamte with eertalB relief wlvbia , reach f Wine of Cardnl oaJy eoate HM oe bocue at yoaur dr atore.

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lev. I. W. $ITH. Ci

Hli wtta aw

tav taMiifl el

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CsraM to

01MEY!

We Lave sever a) warns of

Honey to on mortgage.

Loan

If you want to borrow come and see ue.

r?m. H. Bradbury & Son Boo ne 1 aid 8 W atcott Blook UxrHifOfm Isd.

FIRE ALARM BOXES.

Tta

Glad Tidings to Asthma Sufferers. Foley' Honey and Tar gires quick and poaitirs relief in all eases. A. O.

Luken t Co and J. L. Adams A Co.

in, RoMbsob' ae rth O.

r-,rvt District, sonth of Main wset of Tta. 1 1st and BoutbO, ptano factory 1 S Sod and Hoath B 1 4 4th and Hoath 1 I Mb aad South B. T 0 'Ah and Boatb H. 1 S 7tH BB'l Booth O. Saoond Diatrkn, oatb; of Mala. bote and lite. 1 i th aad Main 7 S 8 B and -Kuth B. i 4 7 hiid7Maib. 9 S Snn and rlor.ib A. 1 S IC.b and tiunth O. -1 711 tn aod M ai n 3 S 11 h and South I. rhhd IrtstrVt. eontb ofMala eaat of 111 1 13th and Sooth 6. t S -Uth and Hoath B. S 4 Itth aad bfaia. S lm nd Soath O. t e IHth and Hooto a. S l-aotb and afalB.. Fourth District, north of Mala, west oT

m nver.

4 1 iird and Mai

S trd and Nort

4 --ly buljdicir rum.T, Boott 1c Co. 4 No. 1 hoae hoaaa, 1 ortbta. 4 7 Champion 4 S-lth and Nona I. Pi .to Uim'.ncu West aicbmoa-1 and

( I W-t Third aad etlcnal rnadl 6 Wert 3rd acd Kinaey. S 8 Hi est trd and Became ad aveaoe. 5 4 EarU.am colieav 6 State and Boyer. f 0 Orent and Hidse. 7 H ant and staple. S 8 Grant and Bhendaav a-Bndts aveaae, pafwrID Hlrth mstrtct, north of V, seat of. a 4 1 Bailroad abopa. a Bs-toa ooSb factory ' a-Hooaaer Dnil Warts, 4 Wayne Arlca:tiual Wos-ka City Mill Worka. Creamer As BoottGo. Seres th District, betwesa atata mo43orta eaat of J4ttt 1 i utb and Worth B. 7 S I4va aad Nona O. 7 S No. S boee boas. 7 4 lt and Nona O. T 9b4 ud Sorth SL erscLO, BisiraxA S I Patral earjj' S FAre Bueaare. 10 ? ataraJ (aa ea 1 3 1 Fre ot

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