Richmond Palladium (Daily), 8 July 1898 — Page 3

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM. FRIDAY. JULY 8. 1898.

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Lawn and Porch Rockers, Baed and Rattan Chairs and Rockers, Camp Chairs and Stools, Folding Cots, Etc.

Ferd Grothaus, 533- 535 Main Street.

FRED W. PORTERFIELD.

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Sheet Music 1-2 Off.

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1,000 Mens' All Wool Suits, Nicely made, well lined, guaranteed not O rip, made with shoulder facing; the greatest suit bargain ever offered. We bought these from a large manufacturer in New York, who wanted to close out the balance of stock, at much less thaa they cost to minufacture. Gaods worth from $7.50 to $ to; not a suit io the lot warth less than $ 7.50. We propse to give fl AA our patrons the benefit of this purchase, and sell the entire lot at J Vr Boys' Long- Pants Suits. We have entirely too many boys' Ion pants suits, for boys aed 14 to 19, good that we sold from $5.00 to ia.oo, and we had no competition at those prices, but we are overstocked and oflfcr our $5.0. suits for 93.00; $7 SO suits for 35.O0; and $10.00 and w.50 suits tor S7.5(. Such bargains in boys' clothing have never before been offered to the people of Richmond.

Children's Clothing:. 1,500 Knee Pant Suits at less than you can buy the cloth for. Elegant All Wool Suits, S1.50, worth 8.50 and 2.00, well made and guaranteed to tit and not to rip. $2 For Fine, Hamlsome Suits, that are good values for 3.00 and 3.50. For S3 we give you better child's knee pants suits than you ever bought before at 4.00 or 4.30. We have them with coat, 2 pairs of pants and cap to match.

Yours Earnestly,

Furniture.

F1.A.NK L. BDTLER. Street.

A DANGEROUS ACCIDENT is liable to occur at any time when driving in a poorly built carriage. Don't be sorry too late buy a good thine in

the first place. We guarantee all of our , vehicles as of the best materials and of. superior workmanship, and the risk of a! break down in one of our carriages is I

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THIS Laun Settee a(CDiniD58c,B As we only have three will go quick. dozen they QForniture Store, 428 aiui;430 Slain Street. AFTER A REFRESHING BATH, on a sultry day, the prospect of patting on Buch exquisitely laundered linen, white and faultless in finish, is a pleasure to the man that has his shirts, collars and cuffs 'done up" at our laundry. Our aim is to please our patrens, and we spare co pains to do it. nuvm STEAM LAMW. D. W. WALTERS Prop. Phone 151 919 Main St ELDORADO STEAM LAUNDRY The place where Lace Curtains are Lanndericd, is the place to bring all laundry work. ' la St. Telaeihsno tore. Sale

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INFORMATION ABOUT THE ISLAND'S TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL. Attempt, te Atccrtel the XKCTer-ta of Her CUuO Tpra Wesr aad ruueltauM TnMM-ObMmtiou at Httiu Teaapfratv Compared With New Or' Cuba is to a great extent an unknown land. Her forests alone are estimated to occupy no less than 13,000,000 acres, and are said to be so dense as to be al most impenetrable. Bat perhaps tba mofet extraordinary feature in regard to this general ignorance concerning that island is the lack of exact knowledge of the climate. Pessimists contend that it is in a high d.jnve deadly to the white man, while ; riruists are as strenuous in asserting thar, provided needful pre cautions are tuteu, the air is quite lnbrious. We have always been of the opinion that the climate of the island. at least on the coat and in the low lands during the wet season from May to October, is decidedly unhealthy. Certain it is that its effects on the Spanish soldiery have been most disastrous, al though much of this excessive rate of mortality has been due to the inefficient system of hygiene, to bad diet, nnsnita ble clothing and the carelessness mil versa Hy prevailing among the military authorities with regard to the health of the rank and file of the army. However, there is no evading the fact that the landing of a large body of more or less raw, unacclimatized men in the lowlands of a reputed unhealthy coast at the beginning of the rainy season is an experiment that must from the very nature of things be attended with much risk. Therefore any accurate informa tion on the subject is now apropos. A pamphlet has recently been issued by the weather bureau of the United States department of agriculture, pre pared from information collected by W. F. R. Phillips, in charge of the section of climatology, and which contains in its pages all that is at present known concerning the climates of Cuba and Manila. Air. Phillips says: "Ramon de la Sagra, in his 'Histoire Physique de Cuba, quotes as the earliest record he had consulted a year's observations of the barometer and thermometer made in Havana in 1794. The thermometer readings, however, appeared to be in error from some cause or other not known and were considered too inaccurate to nse. At only one station have systematic meteorolt gical observations been inado and pnbl (shed for any con siderable time, and nhat is at the ob servatory of Belen college, Havana. The climate of the West Indies presents, with respect to both tempera ture and rainfall, considerable varia tions from the generally conceived idea of tropical uniformity. These varia tions are largely if not entirely caused by differences in altitude and position with respect to the prevailing winds oi the zone. " The average annual temperature of Havana, as determined from observations at Eolen college made during the ectunium 1SS9-97 maybe stated in round numbers as 77 degrees l In this deccuninui the highest annual tempera ture was t i.3 dt grees Jr ., and this oc curred unon three occasions, and the lowest auiimtl temperature was 76.1 degrees P., and happened upon only one occasion, showing in the ten years an extreme range in annual averages of but 1. 1 degrees: It would therefore seem jjrobuble that the mean temperature (or the tfecehtiTal' Ter iod 1888-B7 la true average for Havana for any long period. The warmest month at Havana is July, with an average temperature of degrees F. The coldest month is January, with an average temperature of 70. 3 depi'tes F. The highest temperature recorded was 100.0 degrees F. in July, 11)1, and the lowest 49.6 degrees F. in February, 1896. "For Matanzas, on the coast about 50 miles c ast of Havana, there is a record for two years. From this the mean annual temperature at Matanzas appears to be about 78 degrees F. At Santiago it is apparently higher than on the northern and western coasts, and from the meager data available appears to be about 80 degrees F. The relative humidity of the atmos phere appears to be fairly constant, as far as can be determined from the observations available, and averages about 75 per cent of saturation. The absolute humidity is very great. At Havana the average is about 7.5 gmins of vapor t the cubic foot of air. The average rainfall for Havana is about 62 inches for the year. On an average the greatest rainfall occurs in October and the next greatest in June. The description of the rainfall of Cuba virtually resolves itself, so far as present information goes, into that of rainfall at Havana. The number of days opou which rain falls is upon the whole considerable, about one day out of three at Havana. The prevailing winds of the West Indies are the north east trades. The averaae velocity of the wind at Havana is about 7.5 mi lei an hour In climates having such higa temperatures and humidities as shows for the West Indies the velocity of the wind and its constancy are of the great est importance to both comfort and health." As may he gathered from the portions When a young man asks a father for hi daughter's hand in marriage, if the fatbet is a wise one. he thinks of one thing equally as important as the young man's mcral social and business standing and intelligence. A young man who suffers from illhealth has no right to marry until his heaUfc is restored. To do so is to commit a crime against the human race. While all diseases maT not be directly inherited, the constitu tional tendencT to acquire them is inher ited. If a man is a consumptive, the chances are that his children will have weak, undersized longs, and a predisposi tion to acquire the same disease. The Tonng man who suffers from bron chitis, weak lungs, spitting of blood or any disease of tne air-passages waicn. u neglected leads cp to consumption, may take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with almost absolute assurance of recovery. It cures qS per cent, of all cases when taken in time. It soothes and heals the delicate and sensitive tissues of the air-passages and lungs, checks the cough, facilitates expectoration, drives out all impurities and disease germs from the tainted blood and builds new and healthy tissues. Mr. John G. Born, of tx Liberty Ave.. Fittsborgta. Pa-, write : ' Some thirtv month Mjo I said to mv wile. X don t wist to iceep an vt froca too. I t&ost tr;i yea I mra in te last taire ox coosompooo. In December infr I cot-roecea takine Ir. Pierce". GoSdeo Medical Discovery. I could tlxen only peek in whispers. I hae ta.1c.eB thirteen, bottles, and cms sav with tnfi.it X am greatly benefited, PeorWe ere arpised to Bear me speak. I can hs'.loa. iod n t.-kt bas arat beea as TxS ecfct ttJi. My stomach was w!f in belter ctwi it.on. i--iTr-r: ' v I ro&ld not eat wiUtoct sfefFcringwry much faa'-wifala' ancr, but bow I cca cat aaytfiusg.

4 interesting and should serve to rtmove

certain misapprehensions wmeh now avis respecting the temrjerature and rainfall cf Cuba. The belief is wide spread that the heat and rainfall are in nnite.y greater than in any part of the United Staus, whereas in reality the i average summer temperature of Havana i hut little higher than that of New urieans. while its rainfall is actually less. The climate of the low coast lands of Cuba is that of the torrid rone, and in the rainy seasons doubtless exercises a pernicious effect upon the health of unaccliiuatized white men. The higher interior of the island en jo v a a more temperate atmosphere. Medical Rec ord. BOUND TO GO TO THE FRONT w Two Boy Klaried Their Father and IJeteetive at Houston. I witnessed a pathetic scene at Houston the other night, remarked J. l. ischloss, one of the best known of the corps of New York salesmen who stop at the St Charles in New Orleans, and it is typical of ttiese war times too. The regular train was about ready to pull out of the station and the special carrying the would be soldiers was to follow in ten minutes. I was standing by the side of the platform whsu a fatner, acconipanva ty a detective, came up an 1 inquir-d of the conductor if he had seen anything of two boys, and he gave their description. He dwelt particuterly upon the kind of shirts and the neckties worn by the lads. He said they were barely 18 years old and that they had run away from home and were going to New Orleans to join Hood's iintnuues. The conductor said he had not seen any such boys. "The father and the detective had not been gone five minutes when two youngsters came slipping up from be hind the train and got on the last plat form. They said the 'old man' was after them, but that thev were determined to go and would go whether or ua In an other ten minutes two more boys joined them. The latter two climbed up on top Of the sleeper and lay there for some time. They were afterward put off the tzain, I btdieve, but the first two staid it out. When I saw them, I told them that if they ever hoped to get to New Orleans they had better take off those shirts and the neckties, as the detective was banking everything on the kind of shirt and cravat the boys wore. They shed them like snakes and rolled them op in some paper. The next moruina when we were in Algiers I saw the two lads, and they waved their hands at toe. J. hey remembered me, and I saw that they had eluded the 'old man' and the detective all right and were bound for the front" New Orleans TimesDemocrat A MODEL CAMP SITE. Prrnandina Offers a Healthy Location With Good Water and Sea Hathing. Orders from Washington indicate that 20,000 or 80,000 troops will reudezvous at. Fernandina, Fla., soon as s&mp sites can be made ready. The lo cation is near the old fort at the north-H era end of the island upon which Fernandina stands. It is a track of some 140 acres, well wooded, and located way between the river on the west fid, the ocean on the east The camp J roper will be about half a mile from 1 ue beach, making the sea bathing acssible for the men. The land is now bug cleared of underbrush, and water TtoHhS site, "rr-he4 health of the city Is he railroad will put in ten miles of a side track at the depot and on the fs, so that provisions and supplies can be handled rapidly. I he road run ning to the beach will go directly thfbugh the camp, allowing the troops to be landed without much marching or ultng of their equipments and camp stuff. The harbor is large enough to huld 50 large transports, and there will be 40 feet of water at the wharfs Ten vessels can be loaded at the docks at a time. The water on the bar is good, vessels loading to 20 feet New York World. fte Seasonable. Santiago de Cuba is en joying the de lights of a summer and "fair season at one and the sauie tinut.--JVrantou Times. 3So-To-liac for Fifty Centa. Guaranteed tobacco babit core, makes weak men strong, blood pure. Sue, tl. All druggists. REDUCED FARES To Various Points via Penn sylvania Lines. Excursion tickets will be sold via Pennsylvania lines as indicated in the following paragraphs. Although concessions in fare are authorized for meetings of certain orders, tickets may be obtained by any person whether a member of the order or . interested in the event. The reduced rates will be open to everybody. To Chicago, Illinois July 12th and 13th, for Young People's Christian union, Universahst church. Good re turning J u!y 21st, with privilege to extend until August 10th. To Buffalo, New York July 12th; 13th, 14th and 15th, good returning until July 19th, with privilege to extend until September 1st, account Baptist Young People's Union Inter national convention. To Saratoga, New York August 1st and 2d, account Young People's Christian Union, U. P. church. Re turn limit August 10th, with to extend until August 31st. privilege To Indianapolis, Indiana August 8th and 9th, for L. A. W. National meet. Return limit August 15th. To Indianapolis, Indiana August 20th. 21st and 22d for Knights of Pythias grand encampment and su preme lodge session. Return limit August 30th, with privilege to extend until September 10th. To Cincinnati, Ohio September dd. 4th, 5th and 6th, tor the G. A. R. Na tional encampment. Good returning until Septembei 13th, with privilege of extension until October 2d. To Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Octo ber 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th, good returning until October 17th, ac count Knights Templar triennial conclave. Return limit may be extended until October 31st. During the excursion season ppecial rates will also be in effect via Penney! vania lines for special and local events. For particular information please ap ply to nearest ticket agent of the Penn gylvania lines or address W. W. Rich ardson, district passenger agent, Indi anapolis, Indiana. Batr- la Blood Dm. CSean blood meana a clean skin. X beauty without it. Cascaretav Candy Cathartic eiean vour blood and keep it clean, by stirring up the lazy Liver and driving ail im purities from the botiv. ISepn to-oay to banish pimples, boils, blotehes, blackheads, and that aickiv bilious comriexion bv taking nish pimples, boils, blotehes, blackheads, Cabarets, beauty for ten cents. .All drug - aJiaUafcUcnriaraJiMe4I0ct25,,c.

THE TALK OF THE CITY.

It's of Interest to Our Readers Because It Refers to People. It's astonishing how good news will spread. From every ward and street we hear of our people talking about the workings of the little conqaerer. Merit and honorable methods receive their just reward. So many cases ate cropping that it is next to impossible to investigate them all, bat we have taken a few in hand and give them publicity for the benefit of our readers. Our representative obtained the following statement of facts, in a per sonal interview. They are true m every particular and no stronger evi dence can be obtained than home endorsement. Mrs. J. M. Hutchinson, 411 Ran dolph street, says: "1 have nsed Doan a Kidney Pills and have co hesi tation in recommending them as a splendid remedy for affections of the kidneys. For ten years or more I have been troubled and instead of getting better I seemed to be getting worse. There were constant, heavy aching pains through the small of my back and irregular and dtstresiLg condition of the kidneys. When I saw uoan s ivianey i"ius advertised l con cluded to try them and got a box at A O. Lnken & Co.'s drug store. I had them but a short time, when I felt like a different woman, and, in fact, I was so much better that it was not necessary for me to take them longer. I never had a remedy to give me such satisfaction as Doan's Kidney Pills." Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all dealers, price 50 cents. Mailed by r oster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. TO NEW YORK. Qu'eker Time via Pennsylvaria Lines Under schedule taking effect Sun day, June 2Gth, the time to New York over the Pennsylvania lines will be quickened. Train No. 20, the solid vestibule train which goes through to New York without change for either sleeping car or coach passengers, arrives at Twenty-third street station, New York city, about one hour earlier than under the old schedule. The through time of this daily train is as follows under the new arrangement Leaves Chicago 10:30 a. m., Indianipoiis " 2; 30 p. m., Cincinnati 4:20 m., Dayton o:35 p. m., Colum bus 7:50 p. m.. arrives at Pittsburgh 1:40 a. m. central time; arrives at Harrisburg 9:10 a. m., Baltimore 11:55 a. m., Washington 1:00 p. m., Philadelphia 11:52 a. m.. Twentythird street station, New York, 2:35 p. m., eastern time. The time of train number 6 has also been quickened. Under the new schedule that train leaves Indianapolis :o0 a m., Cincinnati 8:15 a. m. : Co lumbus 11:45 a. m.. arrives at Pittsbnreh 5:40 p. m. .central time; arrives at Harrisburg 2 a. m, arrives at Baltimore 0:25 a. in., arrives at Washing ton 7:40 a. m., arrives at Philadelphia 50 a. m.f arrives at Twenty-third street station. New York City, 7:45 a. m., eastern time. No. U has a sleepaa ear thro-agh to New - York with out chan Ere. """ When You Take Your Vacation the most necessary article to have with you (after your pocket book) is a bot tle of Foley's Colic Cure. It is an absolute prevention or cure of all de rangements of the bowels caused by a change of water. You are likely to need it. A. G. Liken & Co. and J. L. Adams & Co., druggists. Scrofula Disappeared. "One of my sons had scrofula. My husband asked the druggist for a good blood purifier and he recommended Hood's Sarsaparilla. We began giving him this medicine and when he had taken it a while all signs of scrofula had disappeared and he has not had it since." Mrs. Mattie Townsley, Chalmers, Indiana. Hood's Pills are the only pill to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Easy and yet efficient. Don't Tobacco Spit and Knots Tear Life MmMj. To quit tobacco easily and forever, he mag netic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No Toliac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men strong-. All druggists, SOc or U. Cure guaran teed. Booklet and sample free Address Sterling Bemedy Co., Chicago or New York. Wonderful! Marvelous! Are expressions frequently heard about Foley's Kidney Cure. Do not fail to try this great remedy for all kidney trDuble. A. G. Liken & Co., and J. L. Adams & Co., druggists. To Core Constipation Forever. Take Ca-cai eta Cam! v Oithartie: 10c or 23c If C C. C fail to cure, druggists refuad money There is no f About It. There is no question with those who have nsed it, but that Foley's Kidney Cure is absolutely reliable for all kidney and bladder diseases. A. G. Luken & Co., and J. L. Adams & Co., druggists. A good appetite Is essential to good health. Hood's Sarsaparilla cieates an Appetite, tones and Strengthens the stomach. And builds up the whole system. It relieves that tired feeling, aDd by purifying and enriching the blood, it promptly and permanently cares all scrofula eruptions, boils, humors, pirn pies and sores; strengthens the nerves and gives sweet, refreshing sleep. No other medicine has takrn such hold upon the confidence of the people as Hood s Sarsaparula, and its record of great cures is unequalled by any other preparation, loa may take Hood Sarsaparilla with the utmost confidence that it will do you good. Don't Stop Him! He has a bad attack of colic and is mrJsing for tne arug, store after a bottle of Foley's Colic Lure, 2oe. A. G. Luken & Co. and J. L. Adf m- & Co. Rheumatism Cured in 24 Hour'. 1 T. J Blackmore, of Haller & Black more. Pittsburg, Pa., says: "A short tame since I procured a bo.tle of 'Mystic Cure.' It got me out of the house in twenty-four hours. I took to my bed with rheumatism nine months ago and the 'Mystie Cure is the only medicine that did me any good. I had five of the best physicians in the eity, but I received very little relief from them. I know the "Mystie Cure' to be what it is represented and take pleas- ; are in recommending it to other poor sunerers. oia vy a. u. iuien ' cf drngjriatB, Riehmocd, ' 5

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kel-.SEASIIOHE VIA. PEtlflSYLVAIIlA LINES jSl-MH HOUND TttIP FR03I HICHMONI. Choice of Ten Popular ltesorts A Dallghtful Midsummer tha Su. Outing by une oi the ideal vacation trips is a visit to the seashore. Persons who may have participated in that enjoy ment are annually anxious to repeat the experience. To those who have not been that fortunate, a dip in the ocean, a stroll along the sardy beach, and the myriads of pleasures at the disposal of the summer idler by the sea, have a peculiar charm. The largely patronized general excursions inaugurated last season by the Penn sylvania Lanes from principal points in Indiana and Ohio brought out that fact. The announcement that the Pennsylvania System will this summer again run special low tate excursions to the seashore will no donbt be wel come information to persons who may wish to spend highly enjoyableLvacation along the ocean. Wednesday, August 10th, has been fixed as the date for this season's general excussion to the seashore over the Pennsylvania Lines. On that date round trip tickets to ten of the most popular summer havens along the Atlantic Coast will be sold. The rate will be $14 from Richmond. Passengers may visit either Atlantic City, Cape May, Anglesea, Avalon, Holly Beach, Ocean City, Sea Isle City. Wildwood, New Jersey, liehoboth, Delaware, or Ocean City, Maryland. r.xcurston ttcKets will be good re turning eleven days including date of sale. Train arrangements will en able excursionists to go through with out any discomtort. bleeping cars runnm(r through Philadelphia to Allantic City without change via Delaware River Bridge route will be included in the through car arrangements for these excursions, which will oner excep tional facilties for a delightful midsum m. r outing by the sea. The date on which they will be run is perhaps the dullest season of the year, when absence from home and business cares will be convenient. t or special information about time of trains and other details, and for descriptive matter of the ten resorts to which tickets will be sold, list of hotels at each, etc., please address C. W. Elmer, ticket agent, K'chmond, Indi ana, or W. W. Richardson, D. P. agent, Indianapolis, Indiana. It rent wftb too whtlctr jon aontlaa tb erriHiuilUB tuuAecu BAD1I, n V remuve, Uit Jtaire for tobaec-o, wi out nwrviiun aiatresa. azpaia i tine, puritlea the blood, ra. 'til Toarh tar Taka it vita wtll,patrBtl,praiauntly Oil vi, Banaur ruraa; iMimj.viia (i cii rv. or wa nruna money. rawa . iraal, Saw farm. Quick Relief for Asthma. Foley's Honey and Tar is guaranteed to give prompt relief in all cases of Asthma. Do not class this with other medicines that have failed to give relief. Give it a trial. A. G. Luken & Co. and J. L. Adams & Co., druggists. When you are suffering from catarrh or cold in the bead you want relief right away. Only 10 cents is required to test it. Ask your druggist for the trial size of Ely's Cream Balm, or buy the 50c size. We mail it. Ely Bros., 56 Warren Street, New York City. I was afflicted with catarrh last autumn. During the month of Octo ber I could neither taste nor smell, and could hear but little. Ely'a Cream Balm cured it. Marcus George Shautz, Rahway, New Jers y. educate Yoar Rowett With f'auwareta, Canciy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. 10. 25c It C C C. fail, druggiau refuad money rVwtrM HIUDIPO VITALITY Made Wefl Man of Me. THE GREAT TJRENCH REMEDY- prodocea the above reanft a la 30 ay. Cmrtt tierwmt Debility, ImPotency, Varicocele, failing Memory. Stop all drain and losses caused by errors of youth. It ward off In sanity and Consumption. Young Men renin Man hood and Old Men recover toutnmi igor. gives vigor and sixe to ahrmiken organs, and fits a man lor business or marriage. Easily carried in tne ve pocket. Price r fl PTP Boaes i iv mail, in plain par k-gll bl Q.aae, with written guarantee. OR. ltAC0 MAaA. Pari For sale by W. H. Ross druz Co,. 804 Main stredt. Lazy Hiuor ! have tees CraMeI frrvat atcml CB-ltb a torpid liver, which produces constipa tion 1 found CAsC iKtTs to De ail you claim for them, and secured such relief toe first trial. that I purchased another supply and was completely cured. I ahaU only be too clad to reejmmend Caacareia whenever the opportunity is prt-sented." J. A. Smith. am nqaenanoav at,., ruuaaetptuah, CANDY l B-W "-A nAM J It. CATHARTIC rnaot I Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Gm. (rood, jiever Sicaea. WaaJiem. or (.ripe. We. Zic 3MrCURE CONSTIPATION. . Sa. at, ffl Tft R 1 f SnM and rvsraateed by all rn-nU-'IUDAtj , KiHCtltETotsm HabitCATARRH A. LOCAL Missis eV Cl'amatio Aetir- .L Nothing bat a local reined v or change oi climate will ear it. Get a weil-known pharxeaoeatical reme dy. It is quickly aoaorbed Otves relief at once Opens and dramas the aavsai pasaagea. Al'ava Iaflamasarioa. COLD HEAD ueaasaaa nrotecsa iss saembrane. Resor be senses' of taste and DtJ. ?o eocaiae, no saereary, no injartooa drng. Full aixe Mc, Trial sue loc at Druggista rELT BROTBKBaUN Watraa 9L, New Tork

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I Richmond Union Station. Pitts burgh, Cincinnati, Chcago & St. Louis Ry RICHMOND DIVISION. Between Chicago andClBclaanU. EASTWARD TRAINS. ABBJvn, naran-T. CltMHatl Mall and Ei t6 a. m. 1 a. tm. tOinctnti lmm. atd Ki sa. m. I a. aa, Km I Boatbern M and Kx. C p, an M p. m 1 Locanauort Aerom S:M p. at, yti.. l-i. V.il .. AU. m I tMackmaw a-d On Ki fcMa p. an. WESTWARD TRAINS. tLocaaaport Aoooro ?: a. aa. "Fail Chicago M and Ea.KVSS a. m. 11 M a. aa ftl-ognoaport Aco-ra ":-je n. an. f :aa n. aa. 'Tkuun alall uid Ka ll n m. U K . I -On and Mackinaw Mail and Ka ; on p. aa. turn ana UKtiuv.Li uup. m. INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION. Between Colnmbns and Indianapolta. eastward trains. anaivn. ecranr. SthaN.T.H.sad E I: a. m. TftO a. i Ind. A Col. Aoc and t'. ..ltt.si a. aa. lla a aa. 1 ad. Rich Are- and Ks 2:63 p. aa. Fens. Special I Mail) 4 ) p. tt. Ua N Y. M. and E.X. 7:SS p. an. T:a p. aa. 1240 p, am. Bt. L N. Y. Umtted aad p. sn. T uoemi - WESTWARD TRAINa St Loots Fast Mall fclSava IRich. and Ind. Aocom . S:V a. aa. SI tAui. Pa.1 KiDwai litaa a. aa- . a ma. aoc ana iKu n. - it o- p an. t Mail a J D. m. .M p as. If. V. nod St, Loula. E. TAb p. m. T:U p. at' t Local m S:06 a aa. da.yton:&xenia division. Between laichmond and Colnmbns via Iayton ana Aenia. KaSTWABU) THlINt.; aajuvm. Daraav! t Rich. A Sprlnrfleld Ra... :tw a. at Rich. A SprinitniMd M. A Ex. a. sn aPenn. Special i Uail) : p. m ct. uan.t LjmitaHi-,. a.-na p. aa , 'Dayton looal l.-a. p. an IW K8TWARD TRAIHS. St. Louis raat Mail 6:10a. ra. 8t. Louis hast Kapreaa .10.37 a. m. fspr eh d A Rah. M. A Ex. S1U p. so. Spnuirnehl A Rich. Kalk6a p. m. Dayton Local lOaSa. m. ORAD RAPIDS St INDIANA RY. Between Richmond and Mackinaw via For Warm u Urand Rapida. NORTHWARD TRAINS. aaaivav. dupsb IRich. A Mackinaw Ex. 5 40 a. an Rich A . R. M. and Ki, l.t p. sn. Rtch.A Mack Mail A Ka. p. as. SOUTHWARD TRAINS. to R. A Rich. M. and Ex... 1:40 p. m. Mack A Rich. Mail A Ex. :& a. m. fMackinaw a Rich. Kx 10:46 p. m. unity. x uaiiy baoept Bunoay. Trains Domber 9 and number 10 banl thronsh aleeptna ears between Chioavo and Cincinnati, and t hicajro and Richmond for Mpnnsfield. Q. B. A I. trains numbers i and 1 have parlor cant between Cincinnati and Urand Rapids; n ambers S and 6 have sleepers bet wean Cinoiannti and Mackinaw Cincinnati and Chicaro trains numbers IS ana IS have Pnllnan bunvt oarlor oars between Cincinnati and Chlcann. joiumbus and ludlanapolia trains haul through sleeping cars on number a, 6, s, 7, M and tl: diuioa cars on aan-bers a. 7. al. U. a and . Columbus trains, vi Dayton and Xenls, haot throngh sleeping cars on numbers a, 6, S, 111, a and si: dining cars on W and 11. Baggage most be at tne station W miantea before train time. O. W. KL.MER. Ticket AKSUt. U A. BARBER, Button Master. FIRE ALARM BOXES. First District, south of Main wast oUth 1 t 1st and SonthO, piano factory 1 S gnd and Month B 1 a sth and 8ooth D: I B sth and South B. B 6th and Sooth H. 1 H 7th and south O. ; Second District, south ol Mala, j bet Ttk ana inn 1 Sth and Main x S -Sth and South H. 1 4 7tb and South U. S ft th and South A. 9 lethand Uontlt O. - Utnsad Main ' - ' aWtttn-J. t 19th and South 0. -13th and South K. 4 14th and Main, a lth and South O. 18th and South A. SOih and Mala. Fourth District, north of Main, wsst -af 1 onver, 4 1 Srd and Main, Robinson's shop, a-rd and North U. 4 i City building. 4 6 Osar, Hoott A Oo. 4 No. 1 hose faouaa. North tth 4 7 Champion mil a. 4 S loth and North i. Fifth Dtatiiot, Weat Blob raondi and ile'astopo 8 1 Want Third and National road 6 8 Wast Srd and Kinney. West Srd and Richmond avenaa. 4 Earlham onUaga S 8 State and hover, t e Orant and Ridge. 7 Hunt and Maple. B Orant and Sheridan Bridge avenaa, paper .mill. Sixth, District, north of D, eaat.oC 0. 1 Railroad shops.' 3 Button ooffln factory Hooaler Drill Worka, 4 Wayne Agricultural Works 6 City MU1 Works. 4 Creamer A Soott Oo. 5 14th and North O aNo. S hose ouae 4 iMth and North O t sVod and North F t 7 7 -I BP14C1AL HI6N ALB I f Patrol call S Fire preesture. lu Natural gas oa 1 8 I Fire out. a Fire presanro o 14 II la Natural gaa eft. JetMwnoU or attifur. S. vaiuuMc fwulur t tit CUT PAPE PATTERNS Each itsm csrtiaitu, ammtf its risk Mrif mf erg umixhttL J jrM mfth i tcw-cce- tk dmitM tTIIJTV 5KIRT5. WASH 5KIRT5. WAIST5 TAILOR-MADE GOWN 3 or if yen tsnr tekinf mrm detzgu, fm rUl rokai jem wamt ut the fgf f th BAZA M0 t 25c PER PATTERN WAIST, SUITE, ar SKIXT roaPUTg aowl, tta. and ij ftm writ tend ta tt numirr f th iiaw you nt.ik. and rncitnt lite ammutf, we miU ansa it te ". J yffu mre net amu ur vetth the BAZA ft, wii eenj yen m m tfecuU effee m TRIAL SUB. 2Zc. FOUR WEEKS nfen receift 0 tit mtmej. 14 Cents a Copy Safe., if M per yvag htmvwm aiarxa a aaorana, rafitiw a. T. rats l"a Is s eon l"nif f t ; jO"f l-a, ,raatrtaaa, "A little. Hiiitfril diacnaiga. or aav inCaM, 1.;b. irricaue or aV a. tia vt steoii ta- , e braaaa. lie-astri&aet. ell avjr . by assiuaa. ! tot Mafaf aaat mm rai.a iaa While the War La Us. All who raarcb, walk or stand, should shake into their shoes Allen's Foot Ease, a powder. It cures aching, tired sore, swollen feet, and makes tight or new shoes eaay. It absorbs moisture, and prevents chafing, hot, sniartin-, blistered, sweating feet. All tie rtt. ular army troops and navy men uae it. Volunteers in hot climates can't frxiat in comfort without it- Allen'a Foot Ease is sold by all druggiats and sboe stores, 25c. Samples sent FKtE. Address, Allen r Oimsted, Le Boy, New York- .-, Attention. Old Soldlsfs. The manof aeturers hare instrneted A. O. Luken & Co. and J. L. Adams St Co. to give a tot tie of 25&. size of Foley's Colie Care free to the first soldier of the civil war that applies for same. It is the great remedy for Chronic Diarriuea, Cr&sp Coae ond U Bowel compI&inU. A. O. Luken A o, and J. L. Adams ft Co.

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