Richmond Palladium (Daily), 10 November 1898 — Page 2

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THE OCELEXCE OF SYELP OF FIGS in due not only to t. "Tiisrinality and simplicity of the combine .;r" ' nt also to the care and nkill with whitj it ia manufactured by scientific processes known to the Camfobxia. Fio Svrup Co. only, and we wish to imp ess upon all tho importance of purri.asinfr the true and original remejy. As the genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the California Fio Ktrcp Co. only, a knowledge of that fact will vjhiot one in avoiding the worthleas mutations manufactured by other paries. Th.s hiffh bUudinur of the Cai.iVobnia Fio Sstkup Co. with the medical profession, and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrnp of Figs lias (riven to millions of families, makes the name of the Company a guaranty of the excellence of its remedy. It is far in advance of all other laxatives, as it acts on the kidneys, liver and bowt-ls without irritating or weakening them, and it does not gripe nor nauseate. In order to g-t its beneficial effects, please remember the name oi ibe Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. MM rUl.tCUCO.Cal Richmond Palladium. p .b.Uhed ry evening (Sunday excepted) by SUHFACB A FLICKING BR. fflce Not. W3 and 024 Main St. near Tenth. Telephone Ne. 21. TEBU9 o SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mall, poatage paid One month ' " line week, by currier a t 00 .06 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1808 Old Wayne comes up smiling. Indiana has got in the habit of it. E It U Congressman James E. Watson now. Day tin and Doctor Lowes are all rurhi. Presi Teddy Kjo?evelt is the blue eyed boy of destiny Tanner pulled down the republican majority in Illinois. Roosevelt's plurality wil 1 be over 20,000. in New ork The administration of President MeKiuley is vindicated. Kinsas ia reJco na J. Tae Kepub'icans carried the state by about 13,000. The country is safe and now is a (;ood time to turn attention to business. Dr. ltjbinson wuhes now he hadn't bought any chip ia the calamity game. Hats off to the sound money Democrat who stood by their principles and voted with the Republicans. We will now ha ye time to look after the Maria Teresa. The old girl has been neglected for a few days. The Republican majority in this state stands at 15,000, the same as I given in oar dispatches yesterday. It is settled that the Republicins will have a majority both in the house and in the senate. Carry the news to Spaiu. Besmirching the business character of Richmond by the local Djmocratic organ did not make any votas for Robinson. Bryan said he had military loekjvw while on his way home the other day. Wonder whether yesterday's medicine helped it any. tioai anaraaser Las a btcr store but ne a es n t own all of Pennsyl vania, aiatt Vaay etui has a potato patch in the Keystone state. Indiana will hsve two Rjpublic&n senators in the next United S'ates sen ate, the first time since Morton and Pratt occupied seats in that body, and the second time in the history cf the state. The Palladium gave the fullest and most satisfactory reports of the general ejection yesterday that ever were publihed in this city the day following the teSction. They were our regular AssociacN Press dispatches and were all receiver yesterday between 11 aid 3 o'clock. Tii" Palladium does tot try to palm oft dispatches from the mornmsr papers as afternoon dis patches, by changing the date.

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F.fly thrss Orphan Chltdrsn Placed in Qaod Homes by lh Sistsra cf Charity, List evening on train number 7 there was a special car on which were i fifty-three orphan children in charee of several Slaters of Chanty of the New York Orphan' asylnm. They were being taken to bt. Loui8 and other points where himes have been provided for each child. These orrhn are taken from all classes in Greater New York and plaeed in the best homes all oyer the country. Oerone thousand homes have been provided by this institution every year for the past twenty-nine years aud each hine is inspected before the child i placed there. The children are se it oat on approval, a it were, and if they should not prove patiefaetory, they are return d to the authorities ai New York at tair own expense, uae of the children was to have been left at this point, and taken to Diyton.but the parties failed to mskd thir sp pearance, and the child was taken on. The work is a grand good one ana tne little tots on the ca" appeared as con tented aud happy as the millionaire s child. Dow to L Kk G'od. Good looks are really more than skin deep, depending entirely on a healthy condition of all the viial ortrans. If the liver is inactive;, ou have a bilious look, if your stomach is disordered, you have a dyspeptic look, if your kidneys are affected, you have a pinched look. Secure good health, and vou will surely have good looks. "Eluctrio Bitters" is a good Alterative and Tonic. Acts directly on the stomach, liver and kidneys, purifief the blood, cures pimples, biotehes and t boils, and gives a good complexion Every bottle guaranteed, bold at A O. Luken'a drug store. 50 cents per bottle. & HE STOLE IT. S tDhm Cra!a rbia)ndi Wi:h Rich ard Mcraan's Mjney. 'ambrMice City Tribune On la-it Saturday II chard Morgan of Milton sent Stephen Craig to the West ern Wayne bank at this place with check for $31, and also gave him $1.50 in money to buy ice with. Craig had the check cashed and ab.oende i with the mnuty. leaving Morgan horse titd iu the alley mo3t of the day Morgan sent telegram in all direc tions. acd on Tuesday learned of his arrest at Zaoesville. O. W. A. Meds ker went to Indianapolis and secured a reauisition on Governor Bushnell for his return to this state for trial. Splendid Meeting. The Modern Woodmen had a moid excellent meeting l ist night at their hall in the Masonic Temple. Several new applications were received and candidates in tiated. The Woodman's camp is rapidly growing and is a splendid institution. Contest Winner. The winner of the junior oratorical contest at Earlhani was liaynard Kelsey, on "Bismarck," and the second ba.-t was Oscar Moore, with "Simon Bjlivar" as his nubjet. About Catarrh. U i-tifi4 ArVfram - in" th-rnesa7 uiscuarge from the nose. Tinging noises in the ears. It is cured by Hood's Sirsaparilla which purifies and enriches the blood, soothes and rebuilds the tissues and relieves all the disagreeable sensations. Hood's Pills cure all liver ill Mailed for 2oj. by C. I, Hood & Co. Lowell, Ma-s. A Fast Run. A special tram with John F. Miller general superintendant of the south western system of the Pennsylvania lins, hsuling two private cara, made the run, on Monday, from Pittaharoto Columbus, 193 miles, in 223 mm utes, an average of fifty-seven miles an hour. A number of miles were covered at n speed of a mile four seconds. in fifty When yon are nervous Atd ulepn less, taae Hood s barsapai ilia. makes the nerves strong aud irives re rresaing fcleep. n Iu Jff. There are now in the county iil two prisoners who have been sentenced tn Jeffersonyille.and two who may yet b sentenced. Ld. Craig and Frank Shucraft have bean sentenced and will be taken awav soon. Collins and Bank Manley will be sentenced within a few days. 1 he new sheriff takes his seat next Tuesday. r4 fvVHr M.rr.y peote bo the candle of life .- both ends. Som men who never r into vicious d;ition use np their e ergies jn-;t as mm by overwork or la Uonrs; xn ntnrlT f women are comtolIed bv ciTitunstir". to use up their vital powers beva-.id all r - son : It may be in housework ; or oc; demands ; or the bearing and rearifa ' children : At any rate the candle of li; too rapidly consumed. Ssome people need to hare their mtir visxr constantly reinforc-cd in the san proportion that it t n. r.r ti,the fortifying help of Dr. rie'ree s r.o'.'t Medical Discoverv. It is a ru-wT tive and invigoRint of the digestive fun. tions and liver; it clonnses the bt.vxl n makes fresh blood and hcalthv flesh Vr ous. debilitated women should take it i conjunction with Ir. Iiercf-s Favorii- rw senphon which is speciallv desisrr.ed fo female weakness and nervous tmhi. 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YOUR WEAK SPOT. DO YO V KNO W .1 US T WHERE "A Fortreis le nofStrcaer Than lit Wetk ; Soil" Neither U ry Man or Vsman. "flopel-fly rained through one weak po-!" It was a great scientific expert who recently fxore4sed thi-i opinion in rtrard to a cosily battleship completed for the Unite 1 Sia'es navy. Whet, the huge veseel ' lauucuM and m ide ready to receive its gigantic camoa, it was lonna iu u e uiu uui et.md the strain of tbe addd wticrr. Tae whole bhip was in danger of fa 1ini topi-ice. Oinm to a weak ?po" a its condition, the great nian-o.-xai wjs hooe:ess y ru.ne i. it wiion h strain came that its weak condition was actaally discovered. StriDge as it ma seem, there are thousand of men and women m txtly the sane condition as this great battleship lny nave weaK pots in their ys;em whieh ihey never suspnet. They pay no attention to aisrniu g symptoms of ill health and se k no remedy. Some day a strain comes ud tury discover loo late that they are in no condition to fi'ht with dis ease, iney caicn a suauen coiao. rhi!l and it epeedil turns itito pneu monia. They suffer from peculiar sen Sitions or pains which eventutlly torn ont to be the symptom of Bright s disease or congestion of the lU'er. Where is the weak spot in jonr ?y temT Tne chanc s are th it yoi b ive one which badly netd attention P. yicians te-11 us that in almost tvery case the weak spot can be found in the uver or k.doeys. These great orgtns f the bdy reqiire constaut watching. Oar climate, our diet, our habi 8 of iviug pat them to a comi :ual srraiu, tud when they get out of order tLe vho'.e system buffers. If you are fe. ling tired, worn out, gloomy, dull, dizzy and nervous, have p.iasin the back ana loins, tuff r irooi headaches, chilly tensations o.liousness or are loosing blpep aai llj.h. vod ean make up your mind thu your .iver and kidneys are in need of treatment. Yon have a weak spot that uust not be tr Qid with. There is one cau-e for there w.-ak spots. Tuere is only one way to cortlaem. Something is needed to act o i ihd liver aud kidneyj where th weaHaesstxists. Yoa cannot cure disease of these great organs with pills or o h t-r cheap remed es. Something is re juired to strike at the root of the ailment Tnero is in fact only one remedy which is guaranteed to cure every forji of liver and k'dney complaint. That renudy is Warner's Safe Cure which for twenty years li a i stood the test and earned, ai Hi nra aware, a world wide iepatatioa. No other remeJy compares with it for regulating the sction of the liver an-i kidneys, driviag out di-easo, building up the system and giving f r s i 1 f j. A'ri.iug upon the subjact, Dr. Gaau says: "In a large class of ailinsnU wherethe 11 od is iu tin un'ita' hy state where the general health is bad, the face sallow, the urine colored, the ad vantage gained by the use of Warner's Sate Cure is remarkable." Every persen has a "weak spot," tome portion of the boiy that needs aelp. Do you not think it would be svell to use that which is certei i to help rul to cure and to do so without de THE HEART OF CHICAGO. Which was successfully launched a ihe Lincoln thtatra in Chicago to thilargest house in the history of that Q

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heatre, iil be the next attraction at ;be Phillips, appearing there tomoi--ow night. It i said to be one of the est sensational melodramas produced tn years and to contain seme absolutely ard startling mechanical effect. The Chicago newspapers pronounce he new railroad scene effect to bi an absolute nvelty, and claim for it superiority over anything of the kind ever ateo p'ed. The Chi 'ago fire scene also came in tor unlimited praise. Other . important works of the scenic painter and stage mechanic's art are the n;gbt illamiaation in the Court of Honor at the World's Fair grounds, Mason:e Temple R lof Garden at night and m p inorarnio view ot the south eice oney I interpreting company is sa'.djfJ be very strong. r OX THE WABASH y "On the Wabash" was presented ast night at the Pnillips to a poor' ;iouse, whic'j i probably accounted for y the inclement weather which P"evailed all evening. The pei f jrmance J 'vas reaJly one f the best tnat nas be-n here this sea w, for the kind, and was well received. The scenes -re laid in our own Indiana, al)Dg the Wabash river, Posey county, and are true to nature. Tee village choir, in the ti-st act, made q lite a h t with the Kuiienee and they were repeatedly en'trtd. Marien BaIIou as Ester Early wis par icnlaily well liked and her part aboundtd in pathetic lines. Tne show as a wh jle was clever and should ite had a better audience. An Enterpridng Druggist. There are few men more wide awake md enterprising than A. G. Lnken & Co., who spare no pains to secr.re the best of everything in their line for their many customers. They now have the valuable agency for Dr. King's Sew discovery for Consumption, Couchs and Colds. This is the won lerf ul remedy that is producing eucL i furor all over the country by iu -tartling cures. It absolutely cures Asthma. Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all affections of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. Call at above drug store and jet a trial bottle free or a regular size for 50 cents and $1. Guaranteed to cure or price refunded. 5 ANOTHERJRAIN To be Added ro the G R & I to Make Conneo'lons With Train 21. Next Monday the G. R. & I will make some changes that are rudical departures in its time schedule. Uadei the present schedule there is no train south from Fort Way-e between mid night and 12:50 noon; under the new -chedule there will be a train south fro n Eort Wayne at 7:15 a. m. There will ba other changes, but this is tht most important. The train will eon nect with train 21 west over the Pan hindle, at Richmond. A Tumor Formed Finally It Broke Inwardly and Discharged Trouble Began With Dyspepsia and Impure Blood incro is danger in iiii Iilooit. here is danger in Disease and suffering are pftflv coinin to those who neglect this tVeuteniug symptom. Uead this: "Gilliam, Missouri " C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: "Gentlemen: My troubles began with nervous headaches, which would last me for two or three days. The doctors pronounced my trouble dyspepsia, but they could not do anything for me, and advised a change of location. At the age of 55 a tumor formed on my spine, which Was Very Painful but did not rise or discharge. The doctor thought best to cut it out, but I objected. It Anally broke and discharged a great deal. The doctors said they could do nothing for it. Then the tumor began to rise inwardly and discharge. I read much about cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla an:.' thought I would try it. Before I hat finished taking one bottle I was mud relieved. I continued the use of Hood' Sarsaparilla, and after taking 12 bottles was entirely cured. I am now well, hav a good appetite and feel that I owe m; life to Hood's Sarsaparilla." W. D. Fork. HOOd'S Spaia Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier. S"1i by all druggists. $1: six for 5. Hnrtfi's Piffc a"t harmoniously wit i 11UUU a fTIIIb Hood s SaMapaniU. 20c. equalled ever saving of money at the ISSOLUTIOM

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iyour feet ? itethat dragging, pulling' fsensatloifwith you from morn I till night? C Why not put the medicine aeUy- on the disease ? Why Vnot apply the cure right tOi Iftf t ' You can do it vnth Immediately after the rPlaster is applied, you feel I its wanning, soothing in-M Ifluence. Its healing remedies! quickly penetrate down deep 1 into the inflamed tissues. 1 Pain is quieted, soreness is re- II klieved and strength imparted. I No plaster was ever made like it Ne plaster ever acted so qukkly aad thoroughly. Ho plaster ever had sock complete control over all kioda of pais. Placed over the chest it is a powerful aid to AyeFs Cherry Tectoral ; relieving congestion and drawing out all inflammation. ID! SAt-B T ALf. DRrOOlT. J. C. AYFR CO., Lowell, Mm. Complaint Fllad. Walter S. Ratliff, guard an, files complaint against Estella Manley, William F. Manley et al , for foreclosure, demand $o00. ' To Cur a Cold.ln On Oay TakeLaxative Bromo Quinine tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. The genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet. WHY? Why isn't the drum solo a roll of ninsic? Why isn't chasing a colored man a race after dark? Why should a properly punctuated Btry be pointless? Why should a bank account be overdrawn when frequently checked? Whv isn't the crash department the noisiest place iu a dry goods store? Why isn't it a case of love at second aiht hen a man marries a clairvoyant? Why doesn't the proprietor of a sea shore hotel extract gold from sea water? I t, iWhv isn't the summer resort a place f"hy doesu't some manufacturer lntroiluce a aareaparilla for tirej? that bicycle Why is it that the average man is selJlom willing to do the things he is constantly telling others they should dol 9:he Rev. M. C. Harris, superintendent of Methodist missionary work among the Japanese of the Pacific slope and Hawaiian Islands, is the only Chris- ! tian clergyman who has been decorated by the emperor of Japan. j A daughter of Congressman Berry of Kentucky has the Hawaiian royal en- ' sign that last floated over the palace of the deposed Queen Lilinokalani. Pres- j ident Dole presented it to her, and the qneen is vainly begging for its return, j Buffalo Jones, who in the early days made a living killing bisons at 50 cents j apiece, has reached Seattle from the . Klondike country. He says 2,000 per- ' sons will be Irozen in and forced to remain at Destruction City, N. W. T., this winter as a result of taking tho Edmonton route to the goldfields. Archbishop Placidns Iouis Chapelle of New Orleans, who has been appointed a delegate to Cuba by the pope, was born iumFrance in 1841 and educated in that country. He was pastor of St. Matthew's church, Washington, for five years, after which be became succes sively archbishop of Santa Fe and of New Orleans. Richmond, IN SIGHT. this opporas is found 00.

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WHAT ENGLAND CAN DO IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY. Her Great avl Rnrm l XirtH - tm MoblllsattoB ( the Defease STr't Great Reserve The bristling energy of the British admiralty seems to have behind it something more than the complications which made the Fashoda incident its initial excuse. The activity of dockyards and arsenals, the mobilization of battleships, cruisers and torpedo boats, and the "stand by" oiders issued to the unemployed personnel, must mean the preparation tor an emergency greater than now stands revealed. At 1.0 time within tne last two years baa the active fleet of the empire been unequal to any demands that could be it bv the first shoes ol a conflict with France single hauded. Under the "two power theory" which has kept England's naval strength superior to that cf any two of the other great sea powers, her fighting squadrons have been more than equal to what France or Russia alone could array. From either she has nothing to fear, nor need her preparations take on auy unwonted activity. If, however, a combination has been formed and the present settlement of the Marchand ques tion is only a preliminary to the re- j opening of the whole Egyptian ques-j tion, in which France is said to have i the snrport cf Russia, or if the claims of Russia iu the east are to be given the active support of France, then the mobilization of men and material may be understood. Within a few years Great Biitain has demonstrated her enormous naval possibilities. The jubilee review was the most marvelous parade of transferable force the world has evor known, aud when the ease with which her late port guard squadron was assembled is remembered the present orders for mobilization must be accepted more as a proof of her immediate readiness than as a measure of her resources. The orders so far given provide for the assemblage at Devonport of Eeven battleships and one cruiser; to supplement these, six 80 knot torpedo boat destroyers are to be commissioned, and all the battleships and cruisers at Portsmouth are taking full crews. This last is so distinctly a war measure that its meaning is most pregnant, aud when its significance is fortified by orders just issued to send home from thechau nel squadron, now at Gibraltar, a large number of the fleet signalmen, little doubt remains that the admiralty is preparing to commission not only many vessels in reserve, but probably tome of the auxiliary cruisers. The dockyards at Portsmouth, Dev onport and Chatham are working day aud night; the Woolwich arsenal is enetgizing its possible output; over time has been ordered on new cruisers, like the Euiona and Andromeda, and at Dover, among other reported places, an experimental mobilization of the de fences has been carried out with mark ed succesa The postponement of naval maneuvers this vear leaves England with a great reserve of coal, aud though many ex erases were offered for this unusual de parture in fleet instruction it is under stood that the authorities have felt that something more real than the maneuvers of A and B sijoadrous might at any mo ment, from complications in the xel low sea and in the Mediterranean, de ( nnd prudence of expenditure in this "life of the ship." Luckily the British ? m 1 BB niosfretaatTipcrlernct's of "Eng--land in naval war preparations were the results of misunderstandings with Ger j many on the Transvaal question, which ioiioweu closely upon the idle threat made in a moment of hot patriotism and misguided wisdom. It may be well to recau it, quoting tne words or an American naval officer: "Whn, under the shock of a dis tnrbed diplomacy," he writes, "Eng land was called upon to employ a fiyinj squadron ueedirg 3,000 men and t commission other vessels requiriii! 2,5('0 men the high possibilities of he eysttm were revealed. The flying sqnad roil was ready for war service in a fev days surely in less than a week am the otl.er ships were quickly aud efli cientlj organized for any sudden order ".No: withstanding this sudden de mand t ie admiralty 1 ad no riiilii-ulty it maintaining at their efficient streugtl the crev.'s cf the fleet restrve aud of tin dockyard reserve ships in the houit porta In addition, thousands of men undergoing gunnery aud torpedo in struct i' .ii were in no way interfered with and enough men were available ai the geutral depots to commission at short notice three first class battleships and foar first class or six Eecond class crnistis. "Nor was it found necessary to reduce the strength of the British foreign squarirous to attain at home this satisfctpry ."o f jtfT-Mra. fur I osidea th IT

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can tb.ame no one but yourself if 3 ou fail to avail y u-self of it. Bein? anxious to unload the tock prompts us to put on prices that are Urers." DON'T PROCRASTI.VATE, but COME TODAY Remember mmy garments are be;n ; sold daily, JJ nee Tomorrow your ideal Suit or Or-ercott may be gone.

LOOK BJEB THESE PIRlDCESj THEN COIVTE SEE THE GOODS.

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Men's Suits $2 48 Men's Suirs 3 6'o Men's Suits - &,J Men's Suits O 45 Men's Suits 7 25 Men.s Suits V 45

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Prices on Boys- and Children's Suits in sime proportion. Space forbids a full qiotuioo. Children's Vestee Suits 98fc to 95. Boys' Knee Pant Sails 98c to 81.93, worth from $1.50 to $7 00 Men' good heavy ribbrd Underwear 38e per suit. GJ heavy fl.-eced lined 70e per suit- Tick Mitts fron 3c to 5c per pair. Good Suspenders for a nickle. Hose from 3e per pair and np. AND THE BAND PLAYED.

Albert F. Great Dissolution Sale.

fact that tn squadrons on their respective stations were stronger in fchipa and men than they bad ever been before, there was an unprecedented number ot vetsels homeward bound. " New York ilerald-

Ulrrrll Crlfcfcaae Sttle. A Belfast (Me.) couple in ihe past thirteen years have played over JJS.500 games of cribbage, and one day recently scored even games. The have never beeu over 70 games apart. During the series tbty have beld two 28 bands and one 29 baud. On one occasion both beld 24 bands in a game on the same deal, all the cards being fours, five and sixes. Boston Globe. STAGE GLINTS. Florence St. John i said to have recovered her health. Sir Arthur Sullivan is said to be the latest convert iu London to Hussian music "The Siiiti of the Cross" has proved one cf the most remunerative of modern melodramas. Reginald de Kovon's new opera, "The Three Dragoons, will be produced iu New York in January. "Two Kinds of Women" is the title of Mr Barrio's new play, which was written, by the way. before "The Little Minister." Mr. W. M. Wilkinson will present soon the new farcical comedy, "A Stranger In u Strange Place," by Wilmer aud Viuceut. Jacob Litt will produce a new English coined v shortly colled "The Club's Baby," which met with considerable success last year iu Loudon. Jane Hading has left Paris for a loi'g tour cf Belgium, liouatia, ixorwhv. Sweden, IK'imiarK, .teruiauy, nuwia, Austria. Roumania, Italy aud Turkey. Lorimer btoddard is rewriting the dramatic version of "Beside the bionuie Brier Bush," aud it will tie taken on the road with J. 11. Moduart in tne itle role. They are wrangling already in Lon don over the original of "1 he Terma gant," Miss Netbersole's new play. D. S. Graeme claims that it is in many respucts identical with "Provencales, ' written by himself. HUMAN MATURE. When sftne rnjople are uot hungry, they are sleepy. So many people become silly in trying to be founy. After a case is lost a client does as much talking a his attorney. A man never knows how well posted his wife is on church affairs until shf entertains her minister at supper. A woman likes a man to rememler what ache she bad last the samu as he likes her to remember how he likes his coffee. As people grow older they begin to throw all the clothes they take off at night across their beds to keep their feet warm. 1IKS. PINKHAM TALKS win Youngr ag-aiii.st ill daughter, 1 MV mi 1 n . l" I t Jl"!-' ZA y- "v?as.

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Men's Cvercoas... Men's Overcoats... Men's Overcoats Men's Overcoats . . up to 518 45

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ited tte Iitr'f t rourt, for the dirtrict

of lbdiau. o ia. ! imirr cr. To Creditor of IIkbu Merritt Lamb, H.nkn s : Vou.thfM tonrw tni on lb Tib d T of November, l.-dN at tmiunapol a, iu tMd oitrlct, the j1 1 boo mm frrniil L- otb wu on hit iiwa pMiiiua afijuaxi! atntupt. Aid thai h flri me 'UM of the woilnn if Mid bankrupt, tor tL purpote if rvtvvus ih.ir claim, lui cboouit om or tbree trustee f f i e a . (orexam mmf m'a tan km it i nlr tva;U di lor iranaarlidf auco oin r outices as may lawiullr evar bri.ur aaid m.tl.cv. will b a- M Wtore ibe d r t m d 'eleov at the Hr office fStiruil t. . I I ts1 , over No. 6tS M a Kirert, iin hmon.t. W c, ! , ltt.iaoa.oit iht;4iir ul Nottmlwr, . at to o cl. k tn. That the ia mett of any drbia and drift ry ot any property beseem to (uca rat k ut 10 him, o- for hi u. and the matter ol at y ptofe-ty bv him, aie loibitidt itjr law t lam aftrr t eica Irovd anotr et C'B t? . f the act f lssrt my o tiled auh the uutlcri id, pi ior to uih mtrtina. laied at Nrw futle, ladiana, tfcisSHb iJ of onib- r, ! t LAV C ill NT, Refe e in f auk ri pt-y. I nib l"uied 8tatea ritict court fot ire 'tiiMriit ol lctliana. Jso sa. in uvxti-rrcr. To Cieditora of Vt iito 1. Uibbtrd. Parkrut t: Y nare hen-by notified that rn the Mb. fay of Note ber, at InUiauapt'lia. in eatd d a trlct. the tad wil'o L Wtbtw-rd waa on Ma own petition adiudgd a bankrupt. And thai the brl mee in oi tie rcoitota of a d bankrupt, tor the p. nwe ot provirtK th.ir clatima. lor chCHv-irg uur t r three iriuu o hia eoiau, f rexaiuiiiiug ein t auk ropt ond roaih ud f r lruMtctiu(! such ot' tr huaiDf a ay law ul!;in htKre said mm ting, a ill 1 1 he.il bsloir ll umir aitnnl rvlnee in a rout of bankruptcy to be hol.ien at the aw nice of sui, rl t . hitesell, over o. OS Main at.re Kit bnond, W a; ne touoy, in.it-aa.on toe Sa i dxjr ot November, lsi- t 1:3) oil k p iu. That the payo ent of aj dt bla aid delivery of any property teiorg- tig to auch bai krupt. to bin. , or to; bis use, aud n e tr.nr-i. r ot an property by h mro forbidden by law. I j.mioii riwi g pruvvd unlr aetlion &? of thr actot 1S my be filed ailh the kiuK a ened, rior to aut h ae ting. D ttpil at N w asl e, lndit.ua. thisOlh day cf v vrnil r. tL Y v. ilVNT, Kea-ree in Hautrupu-y I Tr Ited Slate District court, for of Indian- Nu. . the ditt.itt (trrrcv. To Creditora of John t. Youiir, roil: You are hereby notice" that on the ad ray of November, lstw, at liidi tnapolia, in ta'd dif tr'.rt, the aa'd Ji'hu P. YounH waa on hia own petition adjudged a babkrupt, lAud thai the hint nitetiMtif the trediiora of aaid kruit, lor the purpoae ef proving tbeir claims, tor i htoi.ii g out or three trust ea of his Utf. tc-r eaamlriiua aalu bankrupt uoier cstn and for tranutclinK such other l ulu. a aa mar lawfully come be'oremid niertiDfc, will be be d b. foie tte nnderais' ed re erre at the taw oltic of Simgrl t Whiieaell over No j01 Main street, Ktchmomt, .Wayne county, Indiana, en the -d day of Nuvember, isui. ai iu o'clock a. ui. That the payment of air debts and dMerv of any property belouait g 'o sui h bankrupt, to him. r for his ns, and the tmnsler of any property ry lam, are forbidden by law. Claim atte' beipir proved under ret-tion No. t7 of the acia of 1K'. may b filed with the u till, ra sued, prior to such i eet n. Dated at New Castle. Indiana, this 9th day of November. lm. it LAY C lit NT. Refer in Hankraptcy. BuokUn'a Arnloa Salva. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulceis, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, cbilbla n ', corns, all skin eruptions, and positively enrea piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or n o ley refunded. Price 25 rents per box. For sale by A. G. Lnken ft Cn 5 (3111 . I wek ntt.8 easily on red by OllltlaMksU Dr. Miles' Mwrvti Phtoteru. TO THE FUTURE WOMAN.

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