Richmond Palladium (Daily), 7 October 1898 — Page 3

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM.TFRIDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1893.

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incfc Jjm.- You're a credit to tke nation 1 Every man who chews Battle Ax has the satisfaction of having helped the U. S. Government pay the expenses of the war with Spain PLUC pays four million dollars' tax into the U. S. Treasury ! ! I More than all the money paid by any five other brands of chewing tobacco. It is QUALITY that does this real excellence: actual superiority. Remember the name when you buy again.

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$lf tltf lflfnyJl f Men's, Boys and Children's Clothing to be sacrificed fc&ll I II II I ill III 111 on account f so-called "Closing out to qu"t U p M WW VUIII1 business" sales, which arc nothing but schemes to deceive the public. We expect to stop it if low prices on Clothing, etc.. will do it. We mean business and will do just as we advertise. Men's All-Wool Suits, heavy, new goods, worth S5.0O; sale price, S3.UO. Men's heavy eassiinere suits, new goods, worth 5.00; sale price, 3.00. Men's lilack nml Blue All-Wool Cheviot, very flue serge lined, worth lO OO and cheap at that; to sell now at 5.00. Men's line Fancy Cashmeres and Cheviots, made in flrat-class manner, cost T.OO to 7.50 to buy at wholesale; for S.OO. These are only a few, to etve you an idea of what we intend to do during

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STORIES OF THE STREET

Rlohmond Pod ' Talklr-Q About It On Every Corner It is sometimes an easy matter to fool tbe public, bot yoa caa t kf ep it up all tbe time. They are sure to find you out, and every time a man is fooled another skeptic is made. Skepticism is allowable when reading in a home newspaper about some incident occurr.ni? m San crancmco or i'ortlacd Maine, bat the circumstances are entirely different when it refers to tome one right here at home, r tends and neighbors, people you know, whom von ean see and with whom you cau t lk it over. This is the kind o" evi dence at the back of Doan'a Ointment Home statements by home people, and the astonishing local work it has been doing, has caused more talk among our citizens than the doings of any ther wonder. Head the following: Mr. M. Hicky, 217 Lincoln 6treet, employed at the Indiana Church f ur-n-.tuie company, number 504 north twelfth street, ay: 'For a year past my kidneys have been in a bad condition. As I bave heavy lifting to do in my work, I blame that for trouble. I had a constant heavy aching pain through the tniali of my back, and could not rest long in one position When firt getting np in tha morningsI felt stiff and sore all over. There was too frequent action of the kidney secretions, attended by pain, and they presented a muddy appearance. I bad taken a great deal of medicine and treated with doctors, bat I got no relief. Seeing Doan' Kidney Pills recommended, I got a box at A. G. Luken's drug store and used them. I can now join with many others in saying they are a remedy-cure, and they did me morn good than anything else I ever used." Doan'a Kidney Pills for sale by all dealers, price 50 cents. Mailed by Foster-Milburn & Co., Buffilo. New York. Sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Many People Cannot Drink Coffee at night. It spoils their sleep You can drink Grain-O when you please and sleep like a top. Foi Grain-0 does not stimulate; it nourishes, cheers and feeds. Yet it looks and tastes like the best coffee. For nervous persons, young people and children Grain-O ia the perfect drink. Made from pure grains. Get a pack age from your grocer today. Try it in place of coffee. 15 and 25c. ileanty la Dlootl Deep. Clean blood means a clean ekin. Ko beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathartic clean your blood and keep it clean, by stirring up the lazy liver and driving all impurities from the body. l?egin to-day to banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, and that sic kly bilious complexion by taking Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All druggista, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 2jc, 50c Pennsylvania Llnea Excursions to Pittsburg for Knights TempUr Conclave. Excursion tickets to Pittsburg account Knights Templar Triennial Conclave will be sold October Sth, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12 tfi and 13h via Pennsylvania Lines For special informa tion inquire of nearest Pennsylvania Line Ticket Agent, or address W. W. Richardson, District Passenger Agent, Indianapolis, Indiana. tu-w .Saaea want you to see them before

WASHINGTON LETTER.

A Story Told. on Xrs. Wewrich Hla Doe Didn't Know Him Tho Sentiment! Girl. ISpeckU Correspondence. A real estate agent reports that one of tbe most desirable houses in the northwest quarter has been engaged for the winter by an extremely wealthy woman from tbe middle west, and apro pos of the new plutocrat's corning to town gossips are repeating a story people out on her native heath tell. It happened out there a few years ago, and one of the dramatis person was a girl who has since married a Washington lawyer. Tbe wealthy woman was not at that time quite eo used to her riches as ebe is now, but she prided herself on knowing and doiug tbe correct thing. She evtu Imparted her knowledge to the less well informed on occasion. Once upon a day the gave a dinner party. The girl who is now the lawyer's wife was there. Coffee was 6erved in the most expensive cups you can imagine, and when tbe manservant presented tbe cugar bowl tbe girl I epeak of helped herself to a lump, using the pink tips of her dainty fingers instead of tbe sterling silver sugar tongs. The hot-tees observed the act, and, wishing to spare her other guests the humiliation of using eugar from tbe same dish and desiring also tocorrect the girl as delicate ly as might be. she ordered the manservant to take away the 6ugar and bring a fiesli supply. The girl guest smiled when she beard tbe order and went on calmly driuking ber coffee. When she bad emptied the cup, she raised it aud flung it deliberately into the fireplace, where it smashed into a thousand pieces. "I spoiled the sugar by touching it with my fingers," she said to tbe host ess, "and tbe cup which I have touched with my lips ia of course so hopelessly contaminated tbat it could never have been used again." Then she left the room. Eia Dosr Didn't Know Him. "It's pretty hard lines when a man's own pet dog won't recognize him, but growls and shows bis tee th and doesn't want to admit him to tbe bouse," said a retnruing District soldier the other dav, "but that's just what my dog port did when I got home. Everybody except port seemed glmi to set! me, but he seemed to bave entirely forgotten bis old master. Well, when I did get in tbe house and got a gsxxi, square look in a mirror and surveyed myself from head to fixt, I dirt ctly came to tbe conclusion that I bed no reason to blame the canine. I really lia:lu't seen myself good fur four mouths aud bad no kind of an idea what a shadow I cast. My face was biding behind a luxuriant growth of bushes and my forehead, the only portion exposed, was as black as the cook's. Added to this, my general make up of worn and soiled soldier's clothes and big slouch bat tattooed with various inscriptions and weighed down with oanteen and luggage, it was no wonder tbat my dog did not know me. The next day, after changing my raiment, vit-iting my old friend the tonsoriul artist and experiencing the luxury of a Turkish bath, I came home, and if you ever saw a delighted dog Sport was that animal. lie came jumping aud leaping after me and, after all, gave ui the most cordial welcome I received, and I haven't any complaint to make concerning the reception I got from my other friends." Those Sentimental Girl 3. Sentimental girls are stirring up con siderable emotion over a window dis play in a store on F street, while incidentally Private George A. Rudolph, First District of Columbia volunteers, is getting his full share of glory. All the war accouterments of tho young private, including not only bis poetic trousers, but also portions of raiment uot aa frequently exposed to the public aze, are strewn about m the show window in artistic disorder. The woolen blanket lies on the floor, while the poncho, the trousers and jacket are hung over a polo. A large crowd is constantly gathered at the window, ro peating the name of George A. Kudolph, as displayed on a largo sign. "Oh, how lovely! one of tne eeuti mental girls was heard to say. The question was asked whether she referred to brother Rudolph, to his trousers, nis poncho or some other garment. Among tha articles displayed is a handkerchief, which, as the sign explains, must have been procured by the irresistible Mr. Kudolph from a Cuban ladv. A cup taken from a San Juan officer, the cord and taseel from tbe hat of a Spanish captain, a pipe presented by a Cuban patriot, a pair of rosewood knives cut at San Juan Hill, together with tho ordinary utensils of a soldier on tho warpath, complete the array. Ecusecleaninz at tho Capitol. The capitol has undergone its annual summer and fall honsecleaning and renovating. Under the direction of the architect of the capitel, Mr. Edward Clark, many changes and improvements have taken place since congress adjourned. When the members of that body reconvene, they will observe that both tbe interior and exterior of the home of the national legislators have undergone a considerable change. Tbe principal work of the house-Knowledg-e is power." There is one Kinu ox tnoictc n.ii is power ana preuare the hands of a woman. It is the knowledge of her own nature, her own Tihvsicai m ;,kp izn and tne nome - treatment of disea?s pecu liar to ner sex. There is a crcat home medical book that teaches all this. It is Dr. Pierce's Coramon Sense Medical Adviser. Over I 300.000 American homes contain coptef of this work. It nsed to cost Si. 50: now it is free. For a paper covered oipy send 21 ore-cent stamps, to corner mailing only, tc the World s Dispensary Medical Associa tion, Buffalo, N. Y. ; French cloth binc.iu, 31 stamps. . This gTeat book tells all about a med-.rne that is an untailin cure for all weakness and disease of the delicate organs di- tinctl; feminine. That medicine is Dr. Pierce f Favorite prescription. Darin? the pas: thirty years many thonsands of womec have nsed it with marvelous results. It imparts health, visor, virility, strength ana elasticity to the organs that bear the burdens of maternitv. It fits for wifehood auo DotheThood. Taken during tbe period o. testation, it makes the coming: of baby easy and almost painless. It completely banishes the pain and misery that are the result of a woman's neg lectin!? ber womanly health. An honest medicine dealer will w-'r. 1 r vr,n n V for and not trv to persuade vou to take some inferior subititute for the little added profit he may Mrs. Jas. SchaSner. of Freemanstir. Northampton Co., Pa., writes: " It is with pleasure that I write to let vou know the trreat fpood 1 have reccrwed from voirr medicines and the Iocs! female weakness, had pains in my back an t he unrc. auiaciiuiCT' stiir ...... . , bed at nistht. I tried dinrent doctors tmt they could not help me. Then my husband sot Ir n - ' ' -itiwoer. atsa irciws .uiuuiwu - - - - - . inirw) m- ta trv Ir. Pierce's medicines. Alter takins six bottles ot tne - uvumt r-Tcnij I eei like a new woman. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. Constipation is the cause of many Ciseases. cure use cause aau you .unr " P'!.t i a ire Title laxa tive, and two a mild cathartic. Draaxisu kU them, and BOttuag u "just u gooo

REGAINED HEALTH.

Gratifying- Letters to Mrs. Piniham From Happy Women. 'I 0. You My lSIo." Mrs. E. WoomisF-R, 3d ilia, Xeb., writes; " Dear Mrs, Pixkham: I owe my Ufa to your Vegetable Compound. The doctors said I had ecmvimptioii and nothing conld be don, tjr me. My menstruation had stopped and they said my blood was turning to water. I had several tutors. They all said I could not live. I began the use of Lydla E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, and it helped :ae right avpesy; menses returned and 1 have gained ta weight. I have better health than 1 have had for years. It is w. aderful what your Compound has uoi-3 for me. I Fe.1 L:. m Sew Teivfc.' Mrs. Geo. Leach, 1609 lUil'e St., Alton, I1L, writes: " Before I b cran to take your Vegetable Coin pout J I was a great suf?erf from womb trouble. Menses would appear t vo and three times in a month. causing me to be so weak I could not stand. I could neither sleep nor 1 at, and looked so badly my friends hardly knew me. I took doctor's medicine but did not derive much benefit from it. My druggist gave me one of vour little books. and after reading it I decided to try Lydia t.. 1'mkhams vegetable Com pound. I feel like a new person. I would not give your Compound fur all the doctors' medicine in the world. X can not praise it enough." CjeGDers" was m iuki tmicj ui mo cap itol formerly used by the congressional library. Since the lil tv.ry was moved into its new homo tbe walls which were temporarily erected to divide the crypt in the central portion of the building into rooms for tbe use of the clerks have been torn down, aud tbe crypt has been cleaned and repainted. The healing, lighting and ventilating arrangements huve been much improved, aud no efforts have been spared to place everything ia the capitol in shipshape condition, with modern conveniences and-appliances wherever it has been found that thev will conduce to the coi-fort cf the members of congress. Carl St hoflkijx THE KAISER'S COMPLIMENT. He WIU Adapt Onr Campalva 11fnrui For Ills t in 1'alratlae. Emperor William may bo considered to have paid a very marked compliment to tho United States that is to say, if there is any truth in the old saying according to which imitation is the most sinoere form of flattery, for he has adopted the campaign uniform of tho United States army far the use of him self and tho 90 members of his staff during his forthcoming trip to Pales tine. And so delighted is he with his appearance In his new brown holland rig that he spent the other morning in having no less than 40 photographs of himself taken thus attired. Tho cut of the coat, as well as tho color and tex ture of the material, is identical with that which is bei'jg used by the United States troops in Santiago, with this difference, that tbe facings, tho collars and cuffs, instead of being of yellow are of red, while tho shoulder straps, instead cf being, eo to speak, astride of the shoulder, run. as usual, ia the German army, from tbe collar to the shoulder edge and are of thick silver braid. Yellow high boots, a leather scabbarded sword and a pith helmet, such as is worn in the tropics, complete tbe outfit. Bnt not I see that I have omitted mention of the indispensable nether garments, without which the kaiser might risk being taken for ahighlander when he visits the Holy City of Jerusalem. These are of tbe Same yellow materials ns the coat. Eut, contrary to the advice cf competent - people, he in sists on having them, as tight fitting as possible, being very proud of the shape of his imperial legs. Now, any one who has been in tbe tropics knows full well tbat tight fitting garments are not only inconvenient and uncomfortable, but, one might almost add, impractica ble. It is therefore probable that long before the kaiser completes his pious pilgrimage he will Ito compelled to seek some secluded corner along the valley of the river Jordan or bv tbe shores of the Dead sea for the purpose of diverting himself of his tight fitting breeches und adopting in their stead the sensible loose fitting and extremely baggy ruling togs that are worn alike by American Hiid British officers when campaigning in tropical countries and which are also in use Lyall polo players. Washington Post. THE ASTOR BATTERY. General Grrrnr'a IHilli TPrate For Their On linn I r at Manila. General Franris V. Greene, who pass ed through Chicago tbe other day on his way to Washington, ha9 more than ordinary words of praise for tbe gallant ry of tbe men cf tho Astor battery in the final attack on Manila. "The Astor battery was not imme diately uuder my eye," said the gen eral, "bat I know what the boys did and bow tbey did it. Nothing could keep them back. Tbey were with General McArthur's brigade, and after they bad, from their position to the south of blockhouse No. 14, silenced the Spanish guns in the latter place they dragged their own guns through the mire to tbe blockhouse. When the charge was or dered upon the second blockhouse to tho northeast of No. 14, the men cf tho bat tery left their guns where they w ere and, drawing their revolvers, rushed upon tho enemy. There was a siiarp. fierce fight, but the men of tbe After battery appeared to enjoy it immensely and wero sorry when it was over. I never saw men more eager to fight. There was no reason save their own choice for their charging with tho infantry, as it was voluntary. "It showed the spirit which animat ed the men of tho battery and was the spirit which was unconquerable, for the members of tbe battery swept everything before thorn. I have nothing but praise for all the men ia front cf AlauUa, and I am not singling out this particular battery for the purpose of be stowing undue praise upon them, but it is not a usual thing for the members of a battery to leave their guns and join in a charge when they might as well remain behind." New ork Herald. One cf the brigntesc tnmgs said aoout the pro-Cuban war, or any other war, was dropped by "Fighting Joe Wheeler the other day at the Windsor hotel reception to Mrs. Grant in New York, "Tbe strength of American arms in war comes solely from the soldiers' memory of the women they have left behind." The old Foldier is as gallant as he is braT&. He has a happy faculty cf eaying tbe right thing at the right time and cf doing it. .New York

LOW RATES TO OMAHA

Evr Dar via Pennsylvania Lin For Trana-MUtlaalppI ExoaaUtos. Excursion tickets to Omaha are on sale daily at principal ticket offices of the Pennsylvania lines and may be obtained to Oetober 13th. inciasiTe, The -turn limit includes November 13th. For special information about the low are and quick through time over this oute apply to nearest ticket agent of he Pennsylvania lines, or address r . Van Dusen, A. Q. P. Apt., PitUbarj?, Pa. Try Allen's Foot Ease, A powder to be shaken in the aboes. At this season your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot, and get tired easily. If you have smarting1 feet or tight hoes, try Allen's Foot-Ease. It cools -he feet and makes walking ea;y. Cures swollen feet and sweating- feet, blisters and eallous spot?. Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and ives rest and comfort. Try it today. Sold by all druggists and sho suras for 25c. Trial package free. Ad dress. Allen S. Olmsted, LeKoy, New Vork. It My Save Tour Life A dose or two of Foley's Honey and Tar will prevent an attack of pneumo nia, grip or severe cold 11 tasen in tiue. Cures coughe, colds, la grippe, hoarseness, difficult breathing, whooping cough, incipient consumption, asthma or bronchitis. Gives positive relief in advanced stages of consump tion, a-stbma or bronchitis. Guaran teed. A. G. Luken & Co. and J. L. Adams & Co., druggists. fo fare Cont!putlon forfr, Take Otac.reta Cauuv Cathartic. 10c or 25a 't C C C. tall to cure, ilruKtj.sts refuuu motley Tha Wiser Way. "How fresh and rosy you look, Nora," exclaimed Isabel, who had just returned from the beach, and was greeting her friend. ies, dear," replied Nora 1 am feeling splendidly, and minima says I bave an alarming appetite." Where in the world have you been since I saw you?" "I have remained at home," replied Nora, "and have worked hard every day. But I have been taking that wonderful medicine. Hood s oarsaparilla, and it has done me, oh, so much good. You see I always like to feel well when I go away, and I leave tor the mountains next week. Doa't Tuharre Spit and Smoke Tour l ife Una;, To quit toi'Uico eunlly and forever, be mag netic. fuil of life, nerve and vitior, take No lo IliiC. the womler-worker, that makes weak men strong. Alt druggists, 50c or . Curepuarun teed. Hooklet and sample free. AtUlrea Sterling KenieUy Co. , Chicago or New Vorl A Short Sad Story. A Cold. Neglect. Pneumonia. Grief. Had r-oitv's Honev and Tar been used, this story would bave had a happier ending. A. G. Luken & Co. and J. L. Adams & Co. Rheumatism Cured In 21 Hours. T. J Blackmore, of Haller & Blackmore, Pittsburg, Pa., says: "A short time since I procured a bottle 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 'Mystic Cure' is the only medicine that did me any good. I had five of the best physicians in the city, but I received very little relief from them. I know the 'Mystic Cure' to be what it is represented and take pleas ure in recommending; it to other poor ufferers." Sold by A. G. Luken & Co., druggists, 030 Mam street, Balard & Sayddr druggists, 10.il Main street Richmond. 4 '-To-tine for Fifty Cent. Guarant33d tobacco titbit core, makes weH men strong, Liooii pure. 6Us, iL All druii.'-Ui. Found. At A. G. Luken and J. L. Adams drug stores, a mat velous eure for all kidney complaints, nervous exhaustion and female weakness. It is foley's Kidney Cure. It II u the Spot. When suffering from a severe cold and your throat and lungs fetl sore, take a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar, when the soreness will be at once re lieved, a warm grateful feeling and hraling of the paits affected will be experienced and you will say; "It feels so ..ood. IT HITS the SPOT." It is guaranteed. A. G. Luken & Co. and J.L. Adams & Co. druggists. it rests with yoa wbetif r yoa c ntinnft th 9tTe-Ki!itQj$ tobacco naDlt. f remove tne acsireior wdv-o, wili. out arrf?u .iMtrc. ex pets mco-C l,u(, puritlea tbe blixxi, re--, f , alt Sfl 400. lorn lost ini;huoU -tf f. a J fL'ja m&kas you Mroaf I g J 1 5tu Id, f0 Cj0 Ufa itO TOJIA I tr. m joor own drrisrkrist. wbo ill Tonch for an. Tafep ltitll iriU.patK-ntiy. rrai9tently One .. 91. usaatiy cures; Mint, wz vm. td to cnr. or refund mnnrr. --tit- niir 'hiimi liiUi Workirg Woman's Home Association Ol S Puim S!rot Chieaxrn- IllinoisJanuary 11, lS'JG. Our Working Woman's Home association used Foley's Honey and Tar six years ago, and are using it today. It has always been a favorite, for while its taste is not at all unpleasant, its effects are yery beneficial. It has never yet disappointed us. Wishing you all possible soceess. sincerely yours, Laura G. Fixok, Manager. A. G. Luken & Co., and J. L. Adams & Co., druggists. ought to know that when suffering from any kidney trouble that a safe, sure remedy is Foley's Kidney Cure. GuarMueed or money refunded. by A. G. Luken & Co., and J.L.Adams & Co., druggists. Nevtr Say Die. Many desperat cases of kidrey disease pronounced incurable have been cured by Foley's Kidney cure. Many physieians use it. A. G. Luken & Co., and J. L. Adams & Co., drug gists. Meets Tour Needs. . When you feel tired, laneruid, ner vous and are troubled with pimples and eruptions, you will find Hood's Sarsapai ula exactly meets your needs It purifies and enriches the blood and imparts to the qualities needed to tone the nerves and nourish the whole sys- ' tern. It cure all blood humor. Hood's Pixxs cure sick headache, nausea, biliousness and all liver ilia. Price 25 cents. 5 Edanu Tool 1 to we la With Cauacareta. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. Iftet&c. 11 C & C. laii, druais ta reload mooey.

JAPANESE CURB A New and Complete 1 reacment, cocksxstm-( of M. I'tX'l I UK M:.N. Cutul-c of th&tme-Bt and io fcevxes f Oiacmrtit. A oevr-tauim g cure lor Pie of ever? naiure ami depre. It make eperstic-a with the kmfe. waivfa is pamtul. ami tfra re-snhft m death, Bnttpssanr. Wfc? nur tiMs tmkl -$ T pack ft written butrinin la mcO St Bm. No Cure, No Pay. sue . and a boa, tur Sent rv ms l. S&m4es tie OINTMENT, 2.Vo- and ftOe. CONSTIPATION c,, -'. UUtlO I Irn I IUii jaMnM Liter Po.t. tb arrat LIVER and STOMACH K KG I LA TO Kami bLOOO FlSlKitR. SmaU, mikt ami pWaaunt x take: esv-tally adatcd tuff ctuitinea'a uac $a !-mcs 25 cents. For ale by Y. II. Kosa drusr Co, SOI Main street. TAP ft & laiiji wmvm .l.k ... . . . r - - . a . Bu.aj, , C'AM AKtTS. This 1 am ur has caused my baj hpaith tor thp twst thrve j-eurs. 1 am atlU takin Cascawts. the only eatliarUc vorUir ol candy cathartic 4 PIoaan. PlnlI,w. 1 otrnt. Tacro flnnA Tin UouO. Nerrr ickiii. Weaken, or Gri. Kk mi. k. .. CURE CONSTIPATION. ... aitritet rarly t ,mmmmi. tllnn. MMIrrU. Rra Iwm. US U"tiAl Si,ia to U ltl' Habit. naeon ":nr.8 Ify1 ' r " s or fa ataia w plPLEASANTS CO. Paperers and Painters. Fire, uo to date work a SDecialtv. . All kinds of woik Jone with neatnes; and dispatch. Ofhce, room i secontO floor, Grarad hotel. Residence, ioj touth Reventeerth "treet. n. II. MEERHOFF, Plumbar and Gas Fitter, Hot Water Heating, Ranges,' Etc'Phone 40. 9 South !Uh St EXPERT WOISK! We run our Steam Laundry for tbe purpcee of rrakiug money. To go tins we must please tnd satisfy all those lio entrust us with their work. Our f fforts are directed towards ibis end. All work 13 done thoroughly. Delicate fabrics are carfifully bandled. Buttons ate cot torn off o garmf nts injured r.ices are rxod,ra e Try us with 5 our next lot of work and Bee how well we can do it. D. W. WALTERS Prop. Puone 151 919 Ma in Si Loaned on household goods, effice fixtures, M Loaned on watches, ring?, dian o kIs, bicycles, pianos, horses and vehicles, without removal. 0 jewelry, musical instrumcn's, in fact anything of value, ONE.Y Our terms are easy, with privelege of repayment in weekly E We also loan to salaried people workirg responsible firms on their or monthly pay T ments. Business personal notes, confidential. Private office. without security. Open every night. Richmond Loan Co N rth East Cor Sth and Main nrL-knnnnAAjnri Splendid Suooess ' has been had in the cases of eolie.diarrhoea, etc., by usinjr Dr. Caldwell's j Syrup Pepsin. As a household remedy . . l cuijU v. 'uwiT.o ma Ui,aiiuk1Q. 1UJ a 10c trial bottle and you are bound to be eonvineed. To be had of A. 6. Luken & Co.

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rillE TABLE. PcnnsylYanialLimo r Effective June 20th, 1807. Travlma Ru ly CatraU Tla tJicnmoni Cnion Station. Pituburgh, Cincinnati. Chego & 8i Lonia By RICHMOND DIVISION. Btwwa Chicaco tui4 Ctsolaaatt. W UST W AaU TJLA.INH.

tLocBspart Aoroa T:Ta a. aa PW Ohioaco aa auid Kx.HkH ak aa. llMa. m tLofuport Aooom. I m. T:aS as, aa ChwataTO at ail auid Ki 1M p. am. UOa . as tCla aud Mackinaw Kx Uttaa.) Eastward trains. Otnoln-U Mall and Ex 4HW a. ao. 4:11 a. Bl fCmdnli Aonona. aad tLa. :JA a. aa. i):la a. ta Loaranapork Aoma S: p. aaa. iaat Ooataora M auid Rs aVil p. an. tU a. aa Mackinaw ami Ota Maul aa Ei S a m INDIANAPOLIiB DIVISION. Baif a Oolambaa and ladiataapoata WKWTWAaU) TRAlNa tn LomaFaatMaU . uaa.M Ttucn. aud tad. Aooom zM a. at. ct. Uoula Faat Ki pmaa : a. aa. KH1. A lnd. Aoc ana akxlfc0 . aau IXUkA ? aa. Faat ataU v. a. aa. .40 a am. N. Y and b. Lotus. &x T:14 p. a.. u. aa' tloal - - (Ra a aa, KA8TWA&VD TRAINS. "St. LaN. T. M.nd Ki 1M at. aa, TK) a. a, find. OuL Aoc and Ka.UkW a. a. 11 a a aa. find. Rich Aco. and Kz feM p. aa. rwio. Spacud p. aa. eta. U -N Y. M. and Kx. T-.aft p. aa. T:S p. aa. rJ.l.AIi.V.liatod U6p.a. t Local IkaU . aa DA.YTON &XBNIA DIVISION. Batwa Richmond auid Oolambaa Tta Oajrtoal WE81WARO TAAXHtl. aaajva ftaraa St. toala ram Mall artua. aa. t. Louia Kaat BipraM . 137 ak an. tetpr'nO d & awe a. al. A Kx. felt) p. nv. tpnonaid m "a tta . tuua p. aau AST WARD TRAI . tRlob. flprtngfleld K t:M a. -Rich. bpriBKliold M.atKx. tcua aw aa Pana, ripaUal vMall).... :A) p. aa tt. JL. A M. Y Llmlld (caa p. aa G RAD RAPIDS & INDIANA BY. Between Richmond' and Mackinaw via, Fi rt tiOUTU W ARB TRAlAci. aaarra. aaraat Mack. Rich. Mail Kx. .:36 a. aa. tU. R Rich. M. aud Kx... KI p. cr Mackinaw a Rich. Kx. lu.o p. aa. Daily. t Daily fcxoepl banday. NORTHWARD TRAINS. fRlch A Q. R. M. and Kx IK n. aa tRich. M Mackinaw Ki... t at a. aa txich.aTt Mack Mail at Kx. 1 ' p. aa Traica nnmber S and Dumber 1 j haul lumuia iltiuua cara bia Ohloakaro auid (JlnuinnBll. And t hu ago and Richmond Tor f pnngnid. U. R. 1. tnuut Dumbara II tad I aatt parlor cara between Cinctunatl and Uraod Rapidai nambora a and s hava al para between Cattola. oli avnd Mackinaw. Omcianaii and Ohicaa-o train nambera ia an It hare Pullnan ban, parlor oara betwawa Cincinnati and Chicago. voiumbua and lnalaoapolla tralna haa through Bleeping caua on numbera t, o, B, 7, W ai-d al; dining oara on nuir bera , 7, av, U. t ana e. Oolnmbaa tralna. 1 Davtoa and Z.aui. aui throngh aleeping cara on nambera a. ft, . 10, Wt and .i: dining cara on aO and U. ttnggage Dun De al ttie ataaloa 10 mlaataa ba'ore train lima U. W. KLMKR, Ticket Agent 1 A. BARBER, HtaUoa Maaiaw. FIRLALA.1M BOXES. fins Dlatrlot, oath of Mala waH ol7 h. 1 lt and South O, piano faMtory 1 t and and boaih B 1 4 a to and South Dj 1 1 6tn and Month B. r 6 Mh and Boath B. 1 7Vh and boath U. Baoond Dlatrlot, aonth of Mala. and nth S i Sth and Mala th and Houtn B. i 4-4 ih and South a. -i t)i and SouthA. t 9 lot hand South O. 3 7 lltn and Main a liLh and boalh'J. Third Dlatrlct. aonth of Mala Mat of t , ' 1 Uth and South B. a -Uth and South a. t 4 l.th and Mala. i Uth and Booth O. a lath and South A. t I aoth and XtU. 1 fourth DUtrtot, aorU or Mtta treat I at , to river. rd and Nonh O. Ja yiy Duiiitng. o Oaar, Boott at o. ',s,CT I nt,no Worth Ith 4 7 Champion mllla 1 8 Kith and North I Fifth Dlatrlot, tV..t S'ohmal aa4 o.Upo t J Third and National mad) 5 i-Weetlrdand Klnaey. 1 Wee? rd and Riohmoad aveau. 5 Karihara oolleee tata and Hover ft 8 Oraot aud Ridge. 6 T Hunt and Maple. 5 8 Crantand Sheridan. Lridge evenaa. paper aafl.; Hlxth Dlatrlot, north of D. aaut 1 k 6 1 Railroad abopa.' 6 S Button 'a coffin factory. f Hooaier Drill Woraa. 8 4 Wayne Agrlca tnral Work a a hi; miu worka. Creamer at Boott Co. T 14th aad North O t No. hoee h naa 7 4) Uth and North O T m Ernd and North W BPEOLAL BISNAXd Patrol aau. rapreaaaro. o Naturai gaa on 1 2 I-Fir. out Flee preaamre o It IS l-Natr7algaaoC. 0WY! We have MvenJ ame cf Houry to Loan on inori)Rre. If yoa want to borrow come aad see tru. B. Br&tboi7 S So id Boom 1 and 8 Wefteott block. BuravoMD Inx, Take a Hide down io our I?-rness Shop next time yoa need fiziogs for jour horse or stable and see if are can't (apply yoa better than anyooe eke. We hare aa excellent stock of Harness and ercrr.hing necessary foe the stable. There are no ihodiy goods ia the lot. There's a U ae of Robes and BTankets here at prices that shoald bring yoa ia to bay. Xb. l4raTls.ai Co, TalaahjoaavMO.

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