Richmond Palladium (Daily), 18 October 1898 — Page 3

RICHMOND DAILY PALpAmUM.&TUESDAY. OCTOBER IS.

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THIS OFFER ALMOST SURPASSES BELIEF. vernal Tonic Applied to the Skin

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A WOAWM WAS Thousands have tried from time immemorial t discover some ollii-acious r-m-dy fr wrinkles ami otlwr imjHTfii-tioii.i of the complexion, but nn hal yet succeeded until the Mi.i.ie liell, the now famComplexion SjM-eialists. of 7-i Fifth Avpiiiip, New York 'ity, olFered the public tlieir wonderful ('urilexioti Tonic. The reason ho many fuihfl to make this discovery tefore i.s plain, Ix-cau.sc they have not followed the rinht principle, l'alms. Creams, ltioii, etc., never have a tonic ffift Ufwm theki!i, hence the failures. The Misses Bell's Complexion Tonic has a most exhilaratini; etliirt upon the cuticle, absorbing ami carrying otT all impurities which the llMnl by it natural action is constantly forcing to the surface f tiie skin. It is to the skin what a vitalizing tonic is to the blood ami nerves, a kind new life that immediately exhilarates ntrentrthetis wherever applied. It, t. riled is felt almost immediately. fitxtMlily bunislics lorever trout tlix -in freckles, pimples, bl:n k heads, f -not h Iatches, wrinkle, liver SfMits, roi,hness, oiline, eruptions, and discoloration of any kind. je. In order tliat all may ljC)enefited by their tjreat Discovery, the lueses Bell will. during the prwnt lnujit !if give to all railthbT.jsses bell, ta BUb loamplexion

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Greater bargains we are offering at the until you have seen oar Men's good, heavy beavea oveacoats $ $ $ Men's god, all wool kers;y overcoats, black, blue and brown, worth $7 50, at Men's very fi le all wool kersey overcoats, btack, blue, brown, worth f 10, at Men's fine covert overcoats, heavy weight, newest colors, worm $10, for

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Glen's heavy prsey ribbed shirts ajdwEcrs, fieeced lined, worth 50c, for . . Men's extra he a vy fleece I ned-Clu and rXeis b,SSest bargain out . . . . . Men's heavy, all-wool shirtid drawers, natAr gy scarlet, wo:th 1,00, j . Men's heavy jersey knit ovlshirts, cneap at 50c, for ... Men's extra fine fleeced-ljaetl jersey knit overshirts, worth 75c, for Men's best quality jersey jtnit overshirts. wool fleece-lined worth 1.90, for . . . Men's lined leather ghivfe, a corker, for ............. lien's extra good JCty overalls, blue denim, with or without bib

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-t w n ni'jirir 7170X7 or AGE THE INVENTOR. ers at tbrir parlors one trial bottle of their Complexion Tonic absolutely free; and in order that those who cannot call or wild live away from New York may be benefited, they will send one bottle to any address, all c harges prepaid, on the receipt of 2-" cents (stamps or silver) to cover cost of packing and delivering. The price of thu wonderful tonic is $1 on per bottle, and this lilcral oiler should be embraced by all The M isss J!ell have just published their nc-iv book, Secret of Beauty. Tht valuable work is free to all desiring it. The lxik treats exhaustively of tL? importance of a hhI complexion; tcls how a woman may acquire beauty ac keep it. Kocia chapters on the care j the hair; how to have luxuriant growth, harmless met hoils of making the hair pr3 tural lieauty and color, even to fty'- Also instructions how to ua nnpcf1luuU- hair from the face. neck and arms wifli&it injury to the skin. This book will be mailed to any address on .'TCqllest. KHICF ""rial Mottle "of Wonderful Complexion Tonic, free at parlors, or 25enta (cost of packing anil mailing) to those at a distance. Correspondence cordially solicited. Addriss 78 Fifth Ave., New York City tonic, comp'exioa so p .'skin focd

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SUITS SINGLE OR PLAIN OR DOUBLE

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TAILORED LATEST STY wenf never offered in present stock and Don't buy prices. 3.75 5.00 7.50 6.50

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Men's extra fine kersey overcoats same colors, well made, fiae Italian lining, satin sleeve lining, worth sully $15, for only ...

Men's extra fine plaid b?ack overcoat, worth $t5, for . . - .

Finest covert overcoat in the mar- , ket, equal to merchant tailor goods, none better for $25, our price only ..........

0, YE OF LITTLE FAITH.

Bat when an honest man 65 yea-s of a?e, and who has lived in oar city f jr thirty years and owns hU own property, speaks we must pive ear to his words and hare faith in what he r commends. For that reason we publish for the benefit of Richmond people the statement of A. II. West. 211 North street, Saginaw, Michigan, as fjllowr: My back was very lame; was quite nervous at times, and my general hedth was seriously impaired. Borne time a?o I was indueed to try Morrow's Kid-ne-oids, of which I had heard a great deal, and I procured the remedy. I had not much faith in it, as I previously had tried a large number of kidney pills and kidney remedies without any r articular benefit, but I want to say that I got simply won derful relief within two days aftet commencing the nse of Kid-ne-oids. and that I am now entirely cured. I regard my cae as a severe test of the medicine, as so many others failed to help rce. My advice to kidney snfftrers is to give Morrow's K-d neoids a thorongh trial and find relief a I did. Mr. West had no faith at first, but the assurar.ee of his friends induced him to try jnce aarain. The result igiven above. Let Mr. West be you friend and if you suffer with back ache, sleeplesnes, nervou-me s, etc., take his advice and use Morrow's K-d ne-oids and get cared. Mr. West is a erateful man and will be glad to write yon how much he was benefited by thf nse of Morrow's Kid-ne-oids, f you wih enclose a 6tamp for reply. Do not confound Morrow's Kid ne-oids witl any kind of kidney pills; they are not pills at all but yellow tabltti which are put np in wooden boxes and sell at fif'y cents. Morrow's Liver-Lax are very small red pellets and eure con&ti pation; they sell at "0 cents a box. lioth of these remedits are for sale by all first class druggists and at A. O Lukens drug store, or w:ll ba mailed by the manufacturers on receipt of price. John Morrow & Co., chemists, Springfield, Ohio. Try Graln-O! Try Grain-O! Ask your grocer to show you a package of GUiIN-0. the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult. Ail who try it, like it. GKAIN-O has that ricb seal brown of Mocha or Java, bnt it i.made from pure grains, and the most delicate stomach receives it without distress, i the price of coffee. 15j and 25 cts. per package. Sold by ali grocers. BREASTED,

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rone, ATISTS! Richmond before, than an overcoat or a suit $10.00 SlO.OO $15.00 Clottlrnes. . 25c . :57c . 75c . ;9e . aOc . C9c . 18c . fj5c

ONE OBJECT OF A UNANIMITY OF FURPOSE AL8NG REPUBLICANS EVERYWHERE. Patriotic Resnnnse to the DeKIuaix: Upon the Party to Complete the Great Worl: Begun In the Election of McKinley. The one great issue of the state elec ' tions this year has been defined by the Republican party. Indiana Republic ans have ppoken vigorously and unani mously. New York Republican pre sent an unbroken front, and so ail along the graud march of the nation, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, ia the mighty purpose to sustain the Mc Ki n - ey adnji uistration, for the McKinley administration deserves it. Want applies to the Republicans in one sutt&applies to all. An example is given of this unanimity tt sentiment. It U taken from the spirit that animates the campaign iu Iu liau.i and New Tfojlte."11' Iu a lettt-r sent oat to Indiana Re publics na last week Chairman Hetnly said: -. As the campaign progresses we feel lie great iuiportauce of the resalt, and every day impresses ns with its national i:flieuce end effect. Not since 1S64 ias the nation been so on trial as m.nis campaign, and we believe that tne people will rally to the support of the flag and the McKiulev administration, and hat much enthusiasm will prevail beure election day. We must stand by our country in the year with Spain and emphasize the great victories of our army and navy by supporting the ad ministration which so successfully proscuted the same, and we again appeal to the people and their patriotism and ask thorn to stand by McKinley and the p, as we appeahni to them to stand by Lincoln and the flag in years gone by. "The success of the opposition in this election means a return to the starved and demoralized condition of the conntry in 1W3-95. and a repudiation of a protective tariff with its attendant prosperity; it means repudiation Of the present gold standard and the estab lishment of silver mouometalisrn and dishonest money, because the Demoratio party is pledged to the free coin age 01 silver at the ratio or 16 to 1. The success of the opposition means a rebuke to the McKinley administration, which has prosecuted the most successful foreigu war in the lifetime of the nation, and its humiliation in the face of the nations of ihe earth. The success of the opposition means aid and comfort to the Spaniards, encouraging hem to insist on terms of peace, which this country may not be able to grant. hus provoking a renewal of hostilities. It also means an invitation to foreign nations to interfere with the settlement of the Philippine question. It means encouragement to the insnr and malcontents iu Cuba and the P pine islands, thus having a ten to keep them from a peaceful esceuce iu the government of the auds by this country." While the above was reaching hearts and arousing the enthusias Indiana Republican,- heir treter New York were responding with shint nd hurrahs to Chaunce M Dep eloquence in their state convent Among many good things said by (LIr. Dcpew was the following: Y4, "The wildest dream ever born Tthe magination of the most optimi libeliever in our destiny could not i 1 -see when McKinley was elected two -ars ago the ourushing torrents of events of the past three months. We cannot, re treat or hide. We mast ride the wives and direct the storm.' A war has Been fought and won, and vast possessions, new and far away, have been acquired. In the short space of 113 days politicians and parties have been forced to meet new questions and to take sides Upon tartling issues. The face of the world has been changed. The maps of yester day are obsolete. I 'The times require constructive statesmen. As in 17i6 and 18tw, we need architects and builders. We have but one school for their training and education, and that school is the Republican party. Our Republican ad ministration, upon which tremendous responsibility rests, must have a Repub lican congress for its support in the next two years two years of transcendent importance to our future. 'Friends and enemies alike join in the general satisfaction with the wis dom, sagacitv and statesmanship of President McKinley. A protective tarflf, sound money the gold standard. he retirement of the government from the banking business and state issues are just as important as ever. Until three months ago to succeed we would have had to satisfy the voters of tne soundness and wisdom of onr position on these questions. The cardinal princi ples of Republican policy will be tha ulatform of this canvass and of fntnre A New Ctwtaeie. The old obstacles that used to prevent the marriage of loving coupJcs sre out of date. The blood antt-Uiunaei vuuan is s mvih nowadays. The crael father is only a tradition. Instance, ab-wm-e and shtp v.-rt-ck in thee days of chtap. safe anJ swift transportation do cot count. The otvsjarie is a common sense one. It is ill-health on one side or the other, and scTnttimes on bota. Men nowadavs hesitate to carry a woman, no matter how beautifct no matter how attractive, or raterestin?. or witty, if she is a sufferer frora ill-health. All men worth hantT. healihy children. nv woman who will, may fit herself for theduties of wifehood and the exalted function of motherhood. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription banishes all hindrance in the -atnre of local ill-health. It gives health. ,t,,1 niuiritT to the delicate and lm portant organs concerned in wifehood and It corrects all displacements. allays inflammation, heals ulceration, stops drains and soothes pain. II . (n-r narTrral healthv motherhood. 1 raiternitv easy and safe and al- . M,-n?M. It" insures a new-comer constitutionally stronr and able to with stand the nsnal tils ot oau i ic .Qtct of nrve tonics and restoratives. Medicine dealers sell i as honest dealer will not urge a substitute upon you. - After sSeriTi sotold tortures " wraps Mrs T. Fersrasoo. ofBoii. Dowlas ,Sr;klrJ to Manaoba. -1 thank fioc I found relief and cure in Dr. Fierce s Fawrtte Prescription." The profit side of life is health. The balance is written in the rich. red. pare blood of l, ItH Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Peliets core constipation and make ue niooa "c&aaa

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CUeA. ve cjuuui y ei Ker uui afnncan constituencies haT settled convictions on t-n in. rial expansion and the government of distant islands and alien races. We can say that Republican opinion glories in our victories and follows the flag " Congre-smau eren E. Payne was chairman of that oouvt-ntsou and he said: "Shall we trut the settlement of the new questions of today, to those who two years ago were making a crusade aaint law and order, again t American credit and appealing to tne lewest motives of the citizen; or shall 3 stand by the administration and give to President McKinley at the national capital a senate and a house of representatives which will aid him iu every patriotic endeavor, to carry souna sys tents of government into these islandl of the sea? "The question before the people is simply this: Is William McKinley to stand alone at cue end of the avenue, with a hostile house and a hostile senate at the other, or are we to stay up the arms of that brave, gliaut. wise, patriotic president and give him at the other end of the avenue, not only a house of representative, but a senate that will help Lim to solve these problems?" In harmony with this spirit of nationalism, the following was enthusiastically adopted as the great proposition of the times. "We realize that when the necessities of war compelled our nation to destroy Spanish authority iu the Autilles and iu the Philippines, we assumed solemu duties aud.obligations, alise to the pKple of the islands we conquered and to the civilized world. We cannot turn these islands back to Spain. We cannot leave them, unarmed for defense and untried in statecraft to the horrors of domestic strife or to partition among European powers. We have assumed the responsibilities of victory, anil wherever our flag hus got:e there the liberty, the humanity and the civilization which that flag embodies and represents must remain aud abide forever. The Republican party has been the party of brave conservatism, of wise progress aud ol triumphant faith in the nationality of this peop:e, and we know that the president aud statesmen and voters of the Republican party will meet these issues of the future, as bravely aud triumphautly as we have met the issues of the pasr. "The organized Democratic party of the nation adhere to the policies of free silver aud free trade, aud denies the right of the courts and of the government to protect persons an 1 property from violence. On the coming Kth of November we are to elect not only our state officers, but alsj representatives iu cougress ami members of our state legislature. That legislature in its turn will elect a United States senator to succeed the present Democratic senator from this state. It is kuown that if the Democratic party secures the State legislature it will re-elect to the United States senate that Democrat who now represents his party there and misrepresents the state. That seuator supported the cause of free silver, supported the nominee of the Chicago convention in the last presidential election; gave his vote in the senate for the heresies of that Chicago platform, and roust, if re-elected, continue to support these heresies."

SOUTH AND FREE TRADE. The Costly Consequences of the Lack of IHveraiBed Industries. An American correspondent, signing himself Benjamin Bndge and writing rom Cushing, la., has an interesting letter in The Kortheru Ensign, a weekly newspaper published in Wick, Scotland. "Free trade," says the writer, "is based essentially on the idea expressed or implied thatiu trading with other nations we can cheat them in the trade; that iu exchanging with foreigners we can secure an advantage over them ; that in return for the products of one day's work of ours we can get the product of a day and a hlf of theirs. In the accomplishment of this purpose the free trader is but following by a more humane method the precedent set by his prototype, the freebooter. The ob ject of the freebooter was to get wealth without producing it, to get that which somebody else had earned, but to get it without giving an equivalent. "The most impressive economic les son of all history is that afforded in a great crisis by the industrial impotence of our southern states resulting from their persistent neglect of the mechanic al arts and of diversified industries. When the south declared war, it was found that its people could create noth ing of practical utility. Their orators nd Btnmn speakers who led them into the war could spin 'yarns, but not of cotton ; they conld weave sentences, but not woolens; tbey could make speech es, bnt could not mate engines; iney could make verses, Lnt could not make vestments; they could talk learnedly of the rights of man, but could not supply the wants of man; they could write flaming essays on courage, but could not make a gun or a canister of powder; thev could organize armies, bnt not in dustries; they could inspire their troops with enthusiasm, but could not supply them with blankets. "With all their cotton they could not make a handkerchief; with quantities of sheep and all natural facilities for producing vsool and taming it into cloth they could not make a coat. With every ocDortuuitv for toe estaolisnment cr manufactures thev could not make a needle, a knife, a bayonet or a button When, therefore, in the hour of their utmost need they wanted clothing, arms, munitions and uu-ar.s of transportation, they were without factories, foundries. mills, machine shous, rai!road3, tools and skilled workmen. What Scrofula Is. Scrofula is a disease as old as antiqui ty. It has been handed down for generations and is the saae today as m early times. it is emphat ically a disease of the blood, and the only way to cure it is by puri fying the blcoJ, That is just what Hood s barsaparula does in every case wnere it is given j& faithful trial- It eradicates all 1m purities from the blood, and cures the sores, boiles pimples and ali j forms of skin disease due to scof n-, la taints in the blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla has won the erateful praise of vast numbers of people by its grand and complete cures.Doa't allow scrofula to develop in your blood. Cure it at once by taking Hood s Sarsaparilla. You are making: a great mistake in not sending for a 10 cent trial size of Ely's Cream Balm. It is a specific for catarrh and cold in the hea'. We ST; .i: mail it, or the 50 ett size. street, New York, --- "J ' ' Catirrh caused diffiealty in speaking and to a ere at extent loss of hearing, By the nse cf Eiy's Cream Balm drop ping of maeca3 has ceased, voice and hearine have creatlv imDroved. J. w. Davidson, attorney at law, Mon

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ana your icro&t aca iac ieei .rc. take a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar, when the soreness will be at once re lieved, a warm grateful feelinur and healing of the patta affected will be experienced and you will sav; lt feels so kood. IT II ITS the SPOT." It is guaranteed. A. G. Lnken & Co. and J. L. Adams & Co. draggists. It Miy 5a ve Your Life. A dose or two of Foley's Honey and Tar will prevent an attack of pneumonia, grip or severe cold if taken in tirte. Cures coughs, colds, la grippe, hoarseness, difficult breathing, whooping cough, incipient consumption, asthma or bronchitis. Gives positive relief in advanced stages of consumption, asthma or bronchitis. Guaranteed. A. G. Lnken & Co. and J. L. Adams & Co.. druggists. Found. At A. G. Luken and J. L. Adams' drug stores, a maivelous cure for all kidney complaints, nervous exhaustion and female weakness. It is roley s Kidney Care. Your Best I mere t Will be served by making enre of health. It will be a loss of time and money to be striken with serious ill ness. Take Hood's Srs.prilia and iarifv voar blood. In this way all germs of disease will be expelled, sick ness and suffdrmg -will be avoided. and your health will be preserved. Isn't this a wise eourst! Hood's Pills are the only pill to Price take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. 25 cents. It's a mistake to imagine that itch ing piles can't be cured; a mistake to s-uffer a day longer than you can heip. Doan's ointment brings instant relief and permanent cure. At auy drug store, oO cents. Ladies Can Wear Shoes One size smaller after using Aliens Foot-ease, a powder to shake into the shoes. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to coins and bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Cures and pre vents swollen feet, blisters, callous anl a re spots. Allen's Foot-Ease is a certain cure for sweating, hot, aching. nervous feet. At all druggists and shoe 6toies,23c. Trial packages freit; Aadress, Allen S. Olmsted, LoKoy, New York. . Nvr Sav Die. Many desperat cases of kidcey di sease pronounced incurable have been cured by Foley's Kidney cure. Mauy physicians use it. A. G. Luken Co . and J. L. Adams & Co.,fdruggists. ? Dyspepsia bane of human existence. liaraoca uiooa tuners cures 11, promptlj, permanently. Regulates and tone's the stomach. Worki-g Womau'a Home AssoeUtlon 21 S. Peotia Street, Chicago, Illinois, January 11, lb'JG,' Our Working Woman's Home a sociation used roley s Honey anil iar six years ago, and are using it tA It has always been a favonte, -r while its taste is not at all unpleas its effects are very beneficial. It never vet disappointed U3. Wtshin vou all possible success, fincerj yours. Lai ra G. Fixon. jviau A. G. Luken & Co.. and L. Adams & Co., druggists A iSho.-t Sad Story. A Cold. Neglect. Pneumonia. -' Grief. i Had Foley's Honey and Tar been used, this story would nave had a happier ending. A. G. Luken & Co. aud J. L. Adams & Co. 'Life Renewer" for Ladies. Olivia Peterson of Coldwater, Michi gan, writes: 1 naa not Deen aoie 10 sit up a half a day at a time for ; thir teen years uutil I rsed the Mystic Lire Renewer It has cured roe ot nervous troubles, headache and a very bad stomach. It has helped me in so many ways, and cured me of efrhcton that the doctors said could not be Cured The blessed Life Renewer has done more for me than all the Patent Medicines, JJoctors ana t.nrisrian ocience treatments confined. It is the most wonderful medicine I ever saw." Sold by A. G. Luken & company druggists, 6 30 Main stieet, Ballard & Snyder druggists, 1031 Main Btreet Richmond. 1 Is it a burnt Use lr. Thomas1 Eciectric Oil. A cut? Use Dr. Thom as .ciecinc uu. ai your uruggnie MADE ME A MAN AJAX TABLETS PORiTIY r.L.1 ti KJE orj, ImpoUncy, t-lest Iai-B, eCc.. ul by Abuee or other Kxcemma ' Indi cretiataA. TTtry vic and wrWy tit maa for atady, basinemor marria. m PrMarit XnanitT aasd ComnzmDtxOa it TiAnt nr1 aai7We a TkP. wbflM Ail other tail lakitn in uma. Tiwir i show lie mediate irxiDroreut opoa hsvinjt the renaine Ajas Tfthiet. Tbr bTe eard UiOuMajid vni wi 1 1 care yoa. WegiepoiCiw writ cei. frtjarantee uffectatrare Mchcenor -efaod toe money. Price OUwla.c in ; peckajfei or tix pkjew tfait treBtmenti for $LUSii. By i Dr B au, IB pioia parr, ntwin ramiwi pric9. uwi tar n aii. in plain ir. noon receipt ox AJAX KEA1EDY CO. , For eale in Richmond by A. G. Luken t Co. Trtoi. F. McDnnell. Dra:istB ATARRH A.k Your Druggist for a (tenerona lO CENT TRIAL SIZE ELY'S CREAM BALM ontana no coc.ioe, iie'rury nr any otber injarions dme it is qaicl absorbed i.irn relief at once It owni and cleanse rrst r i. itPAPitbe as.i rw"". l-ULJJ '"Tl rl C-MIJ Inflmmauon .rnlMtn the Membrane, RestoreuSh' Seoves of T.ite and amen, r an ouv ELY BRO fHLtt'i, warren 0., - JAPANESE TO) flJLjVEr C . i -.T. TmtiMi. consisting; ol SUPPOSITORIES, Capsuies of Ointmrat and two HS r. .. " pa wcandli a box, far Ko Curt No P.TI - , t,.:L (reJ- a art. - K mail. 2S1DK$ OlflTSUJi l, jeoo.au . nnimriniTintl Cored, files t-rvreni. " to take: espeaai.y at,ir" :eea zs cents. For sale by W. fl Boss dn? r fCo,

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Plumber and Gas Fitter, Hot! Water Heating, Ranges, Etc 'Phono tO. fl South 9th St. jf EXrEIiT WORK! We run our Siem Laundry for tiie purpose of rxakitg niney. To do tbia we mus p'ease and satisfy all ibose who entrust ua with their work. Our efforts are directad towards his e id. Ail work is dono thoroughly. D ilicate f ibrics are carefully handled Buttons are not torn off tr garments injureJP ics are moaeifa'e Try us with your n xt lot of work and see how wtli we can do it. SCKM33 STfASI UUMBY. DW. WALTERS ProrW a M l W.- V- it STirHtEwiiiCHtU'ri, Cn. or et ta taia ftt Mw 9mm mr'mmr t PLEASANTS CO. If J Paperers and Painters. Fine, up to date work a specialty. All kinds of work done with neatness and dispatch. Office, room i second floor, Grand hotel. Residence, 10a tonth seventeenth street. MONTHLY SUFFERING. Thousands of women are troubled at monthly intervals with pains ' in the head. bm ek bteajata., houlders.stdea hips and limbs. But tbey need not sutler. These pains are symptoms of dangerous derangements that can be corrected. The menstrual function should operate painlessly. IfineW makes menstruation painless, and regular. It puts the delicate menstrual organs in condition to do their work properly. And that stops all this pain. Why will any woman suffer month after month when Wine of Cardui will relieve her? It costs f r.oo at the drug store. Why don't you get a bottle to-day? For advice, in cases requiring special directions, address, giv ing symptoms, "jne iaaies Advisory Uepartment," Chattanooga Medicine Chattanooga, Tenn. eeeeeaew Mrs. ROZEK LEWIS. f Oenttt, TI I traubled at ateathlw t lth terrible pain la mtf babat baa baa aaUraiy rf Bj Wins af caroui." Pirat Olatrlct,- aonth of Mala weat o 7 . 1 1 lt and So at nO. pl or facto ri 1 g-iod and boata EJ . 1 4 tb and Boata J s 6th aad Soatn B 6th and booth H. 1 t ?th and Boata O. 9eoond D .trlot. eonta of Mala.' 'fret wee a and ilta a I rth and Mala 8U aad nontb B. 4 4 th and Bontn U. -i l tn and BonthA. 1 S lOthand Bouth O.. i 7 mi aad Main -3 A 11th and fJonth J.; 1 bird DutrV-t. aonth ofMala iat at 11 1 i 19th and Sooth B. B S -tttb and Booth B. t 4 lath aDd ataia. n S 14th and Boath C. S s XCith and Booth A. S T SOta and alalx . Foarth Dlrtrtct, north of At la, writ lot to riTer, 4 i ard and 4aiaT Bobtoaoa'a atcf , 1 a Ard and Sont U. 4 Oitj auUdlna., 4 6 Oaax, Boott A Go. 4 4 So.1 boeehooae, Worth St' 4 7 champion aiUa I a lath aad Honh l.'m ruth Dlatrtov, Wert Biohaoai and S.- fto 1 Wa-t Third and National mad t S Waat Srd and !nav. 5 We.: Srd aad Btcaaaaad arraac. 5 Karlham college. S State and Boy.r. S 5 Ciract aad Kitlgm. e 7 Uant and alapia. S 8 Orant and Sheridaa. 5 A BridB araaoa, paper (Math mairiot, north of D. aaat d IX a 1 Railroad shops 8 Matton a ooffla faetorv 6 4 Hooaler Drill Worka. 4 Wayne AjtmMiWt rk. a citx f S !4tA aaa tt O 7 a no. s aoao n 7 4 IMA aad Borth O aadBorthO S s 'S Katarali 2 I nse ar. I IS ! lfr-Vatauali eS T.ATTN DRY . Get your Laundry work done w hers satisfaction is guaranteed. eX2aiCtU

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