Richmond Palladium (Daily), 6 February 1899 — Page 2
RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM. MON DA Y, FEBRUARY C 1899
The People BelieveSAMUELCHEREOITH. j CHILLS AMOR BLOOD
What They Read About Hood's SarsaparU'.a ...... ... ,m Their Faith in This Medicine is Groundad on Merit
They Know it Afccolwrtely Cures When Other Medicine Fail Hood's Seraparill U not merely simple preparation of fcar-japariila, Dock, Btillingia and a little Iodide of Potassium. Besides these excellent alterative, U alo contains tboee great anti-bilious ane liver remedies, Mandrake end Dabdelioo. It also contains thow! great kidney remedies, lira Ural, Juniper Carries, and Pipoisicewa, Nor are these all. Other very valuable curative agent are harmoniously combined in Hood's BarsnparilU, and It I' carefully prejwred under She pereona' supervision of a regularly educated pharmacist. Knowing thee facts, is t he abiding faith the people have in ll rfu riarssr-arilla t matter of surprint ? You can se whj Hood's H:sa ccrrs v. ben othei medicine totsUy. eU A-i: s'y fail. "My liltl-f g'cl atilicted vn't! eczema and su"e-c-d (or seven yars. Hh was attto.lcd by phy k-iars and trie many different kinds of ru -rt'tine wit I. out relief. Aft;;r fakirt? a lew bo'ttcs c Hood's Saristj ariila t.h? vra? cart-d." Emma Ficakuix, Honeoye, Kc-w York.
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A war is on at Indianapolis between
the Central Union and the Independent telephone companies. The former will of coarse make desperate efforts to hold on to its soft snap, Iut the Indaoendent com Dan v seems to have
come to stay and the people will get cheaper telephone service.
In our telegraph columns today appears a story of the fight between our soldiers and the heathen Filipinos. This fiflht and its consequent loss of American lives is due largely to the influence the anti-expansion congressmen have had in delaying the ratification of the peace treaty. No futther comment is necessary. Shame on them!
this time "will - simply mean several weeks of delay, wh'ch will do a g od deal of harm, and the expense of an extra session of congress. Ten Democrats who are opposed to the ratifica. tion of the treaty will be retirtd the fourth of March and the ten Republicans who will take their plaees will add enough to the majority to make the necessary two thirds favoring ratification. Meaawhile the people will be heard from.
NEW SCHOOL LAW.
A Wayne County Pioneer and
at Indianapolis
the Oldest State DylnR
Had Indigestion, Bloating and t.x. of the AmtnJm it to M..Tt . nr..n nu,a I Li?e Lire e toSp'Cial
i'lyncaii numu riunu.
Give
from Satar-"
Dr. Greene's Xervnra Made Me Feel Like a ew Person.
I Could Feel tia Change For the Better Prom the First Dose. Mn. Ellinor Adams, Washington, Ind., savs: I was taken -with indige-tton of the stomach and that was followed by bloating and nervous chills. When I would lie down mv heart would flutter. I doc-
both ot them 1 ' V .
pronounced it rneumausm, oui i gut u relief. Some nights I would have two or
three nervous chills. I concluded to try Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy and have taken two and a half
We copy the followirg
day's Indianapolis News:
Samuel Camptx-li Meredith, the old
est printer in Indiana, and tbe oideit
member, in point of years, of the First Presbyterian church, is dving at the residence of his daughter, Mrs, Emma E. Nicholson, 2027 Capitol avenue, North. His on. Captain William C.
Meredith, formerly of this city, now of Chicago, is also at his bedside. j Mr. Meredith, who is among the! oldest of the members of theTippe-
canoe club or this city, ana wno was tored jth two doctors and tx one ot its founders, was born at ( pronounced it rheumatism, b
Waynesburg, Pa , November 27, 1307. Bis father was a revolutionary soldier, and Mr. Meredith is an honored member of the Sons of the American Revolution. As a young man he went to the Indian Territory with an Indian agent, as secretary, and after some time spent in that Territory he went to St. Louis and worked at his trade as compositor. He also worked at his trade in various places in Illinois. He came to Icdi ana in 1833 and settled in Wajne county, where he published the Wayne County Rjcord. Wayne Connty Whig, acd a paper called the Repository. He also for a time published the Journal at Springfield, 111. In 1849 he went to California, whence he returned in a yea- to resume the printing business at Richmond, Iud., the paper La then published being the predecessor of the Richmond Palladium.
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In he came to inaianBioim bottles and feel like a new person
with tbe late liawton v an, wno Biar.eu ten the cha
a paper called the c ree Ddtnocrat. which was after vards merged into the Indianapolis Journal, and John D. Defrees, the editor at that time, was succeeded by Mr. Vail, with Mr. Meredith in charge of the mailing and circulating of the paper. Following thin, he was for several years mail aeent on trains running between Indianapolis and Cincicnati. After this be returned to the Indianapolis Journal and was again in charge of the mailing department until he retired from active business twenty years ago.
Te-ch n. i Appended ithe fuS text of the proposed eehool law arnendcteat po i viding for the issuance of life licences , to teaehers on special subjects: i An amendment to section 24, chapter, III of the school law of Icdiana, pro
viding for life licences to teachers f precial 6ujeets school law. (K-tot-erj
JS97. "And it is further provided tl at at
t the stated examinations abve pci-j fifed the said board shall examine any persons who desire or are expected to j teach only special studies, sneh as j ! music, drawing, painting, penmen-Lip. j 'gymnastics, book keeping, commercial i
I law, (Jerman or French, or any one ot .these, upon the qualifications for teaehi in cr such special branches: and such
of said appl eants, upon such exminat 'oi, who possess in an eminent degree su jh qialiScati ns shall receive from caid boatl a life cert.ficate of such qualifiaitions. S ich certifisate to be issued in accordance with the provisions above set forth in this section governing all life certificates issued by said biard.
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A handsome and accomplished young actress who has been a member of many sta dard orsaniitions. Li season Mi js E lith AthtUtooe plnypJ the leading r le in A. M. Palmer's Co . "That Man" and in.Daly,8 company, 'The Geisha." Miss Athel-
I could ttor e is considered oae of tbe b- s?
change from the first dose. Ner- j ;f ading artit on the blrge; i-he wli
vousness, rheumatism and heart trouble play Juno Joyce io '-'A Bachelor'
Horevmoon," whieh wa forn etly enacted by Miss Bernice Wheeler, who
was mv trouble. Ur. oreene s rservura has been of great benefit to me and I have
using it and has taken half a bottle and nt the ad late ot drarurg on lae thinks he has found relief." j ill fated La Bourgoyce." What gives people the greatest confi- j Tie management assures the theatre dence is that Dr. Greene's Nervura is the goers of this City, thit ia the to.airg
It Cures Where
Others Fail To Even Relieve.
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t is the best POROUS PLASTER
rvsts ui:!m.airuAt too utd cur-quicsieW lfx-n iiy otrxnr iiemalaiKanon. Prn- fut. Aii iruirift
GRIP'S GRASP. FASTENS US DEADLY CLUTCH Ul'OS MILLIONS.
The
Indiana State Legislature
ioa passing taw tbat affect your person' interests, anl
Isowuises
From Eist to Wts'.Nor htoSocth. Fverywhere, Evidence of lis IVeeecce ii llaiuly Apparent ruaLto-a-Like it Scoops Pown Upin Its Victims, tj borne it Deals Death, to Otters 8 inetLing Worse Soatt;rd and Wrecked Nervous Sj stems. LaGrippe is a much more dangeroiu disease than many have teen led to supoose. In its first stages it will yield to proper treatment a recdily as s-a any crd.nary disorder, but owiug to its iafectious character, innumerable microbes are deposited acd its development it.t many serious eomplica-t-ons i exceedingly rapid and destructive. It leavts the neryous system shattered and wrecked; saps the vi
tality and renders its vieiiuiseesy-prey ;
to preumoma, nervous prostration, hear 'eaje, insanity, etc , which
lot; riab'.y prove fatal later on. Di. juiies' Restorative Nervine is tho grip's most formidable foe. it robs it of its tenors. It sees to the vry root of the dis ase and promptly drives it out. It builds up the worn out uss-ues and foitifias the tyst'em aga ntt all depressing alter e fleets. ilr. J. M. Allison, 54 Tacoma avenue, Indianapolis, Ind , write: "A
the Codling Sloth, whose wings sevtre biuua 01 iagiippe '"C.ru 3 spread alwut thr-quarters of an inch, nerxcus system with tuch seventy that and which flies mostly at night. The at times 1 felt that I would go insane, eggs are roundish white specks, a little 1 could not sleep, was r stless, and n,y
pin head. hen they! cendttioa was diploratle. 1 began
think that my cate was hopeless, but
Is in
rress
country.
interest The present e 'OB of Coa sesio pasne laws tfc-t affc yStxnT. in the taste ry of lh ill be one of the most mprUat, if not t n r- m t
Tbe whole worM s aicn!f s v.
Eijl Sud tit Sic tn tis iCwrt t Tiat Shill U leaa Wii the PhC FFe
r a ill An wvrxevi
ntes of America
THE INDIAN A-POLtS JOURNAL.
The JOURN Al h Oh, P- VheVe VhVa; li'na members of Confess ami to , . ,fccse ml-ter. otof theS.ne,bt rtuTi kO, aat J
to Ind:
ii!,..r,.l b agents all otr Indiana at
15 cents per week for DUy only.
attentioa
eaper ppers
aa cents per '
Subscribe with our agent at your town.
Sua lay,
month; $1.00 fot
Mail subscribers wCl be surp'ied with y only 7
6Vtek. ; $2 00 for 3 months, bumlay. a cor y. , 3 Kercit by P. O. money order to JOURNAL NEWSPAPER CO., E. E. Roney. ASt.. Richmond INDIAN AfOLIS IND
TREATMENT OF INSECTS.
The Apple Worm or Codling; Moth ajf How to KitornitBato It. The worm wbich eats the apple comes from au egg laid either on the little apple, on the stein, or even on the leaves near by. These eggs are laid by a little moth "miller' called
$100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at leas one dreaded disease that science has been able to eure in all its stages and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cu'e is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease,requires a con stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the syetetn thereby dsstroy ng the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it fails to cure, aend tor list of testimonials. F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio. ftaSold by druggists, 75e.
prescription of a regular physician, Dr. Greene, 14S State St., Chicago, 111., who can be consulted by anv one without charge in regard to any case, either by calling or writing to Dr. Greene.
HOME STORIES.
Anent the benefit of electric lines we quote the following from a private letter of a well posted Ohio man who is not interested in any electric road: "They have been meeting with great success with their electric railroad, which now runs from Cincinnati to Dayton via Hamilton. I see by the Cincinnati papers that there is a prospect of a line from Richmond to Hamilton which would connect with the present Miami Traction compary acd make another 1 ne from Cincinnati to
ificnmond me line tnat is now in
operation along the Miami valley car
ries freight and express matter as well
as passengers. Of course it will not be long until electricity will displace steam on all road, and it will be a good thing if this line is built. It will at least give your city the benefit of
competition in rates. Bat the main thing that will come to you from such a line will be the fact that it will make
it so easy and cheap for people to
trave'.
By S. W Gillilan. The greatest social cyelone that had struck our city for a hundred yeais was the matinee each afternoon last week by a company of sufficient merit to pack house every dav with the b st classes of show-goers. Of court e the popular price o 10 cents per representative of that better class had nothing to do with it. O no! A funny inci lent connected with the week's performance was brought tu' by the merest accident on Saturday afternoon when the house was packed from roof to Chinese laundry with women and children and a fair sprinkling of men. The S. Ii. O. sign was out. and people wedged and jammed. Two women were driven violently together by the surging of the crowd, and eventually found seats together. In their chatter between act 4 one woman divulged the fact that she had been to erery n a inee during the week and at one cr two night perform-
Ed Ii. Iioser Writes II me Taat
He Has Seen the Bojb.
Ed II. Roser writes home from Cuba
that when he walked into the camp ,of
the One-hundred and-sixty-first ludi
ana regiment near Havana, the boys
went wild and almost carried him through the cimp They were simply b;side themselves with joy to see somebody from Richmond. He writes also that the weather there is too much
for him and that he could not stand
the heat as the boys can who have be
come acclimated.
The party of fifty, of which Mr
Roser is a member, is contemplating a
trip to Porto Rico, extending their stay
for three more weeks.
Colonel James A. Sexton, commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, and a member of the war investigating commission, died Sunday morning at Garfield hospittl. Washington, from complications resulting prinTarily from an attack of the grip. Colonel Sjxton
has be? ill about a month, first with grip and kidney troubles, and later with meningitis of the brain- Colonel Johnson ia now the virtual comman-der-in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, although holding the c ft! e of senior-vice commander-in-chief. According to one of the by-laws in the canstitution of the Grand Army ColJohnson's succession to the pos tion of commander-ia-ch.ef, although almost an assured fact, is not positive. This by-law states that the National Council of Administration must make appointments to fill all vacancies. The national council is composed of fortyfcur members, elected tnaaaliy at each
national en.ampment, each representing a department.
Grip's Ravages Doomed.
So much misery ar.d so many deaths
have been caused by the grip, tha
everyone should know what a wonderful remedy for this malaly is found in Dr. King's New Discovery. That distressing stubborn cough, that inflames
your throat, robs you of sleep, weakens your system and paves the way for
consumption is q.uckly stopped by this matchless cure. If you have chills and fever, pains in the bacs of
the head, soreness in bones and muscles, sore throat and that cough that grips your throat like a vice, you need Dr. King's New Discovery to cure your grip, and prevent pneumonia or consumption. Price 50 cts. and $1.C0 Money back if not cured. A trial bottle free at A. G. Luken & Co., drug store.
The M jdtrnWay Commends itself to the well informed.
to do pleasantly and effectually what was formerly done in the crudest use-1 ner and disagreeably as well. To' e'eanse the system and break up colds, ; headaches, and fevers without unpleasant after effects, nse the delightful
liquid laxative remedy, Syrnp of Figs. Made by California Fig Syrup Co.
iaby EUUineS
Every mother feels an indescribable dread of the pain and danger attendant upon the most critical period of her life. Becoming a mother should be a source of joy to all. but the
suffering
danger of the ordeal
its anticipation one of misery. MOTHER'S FRIEND is the remedy which relieves women of the great pain and suf- ! fering incident to maternity; this hour which is dreaded as woman's severest trial is not only made " painless, but ail the danger is removed by its use. Those who use this remedy are no longer despondent or gloomy; nervousness
nausea ana otner aistressmg conditions are avoided, the system, is made ready for the coming event, and the serious accidents so common to the critical hour are obviated by the use of Mother's
friend.
ner, was Btnnuiijfe oabt iucurey liig his sister's new acquaintance. He
had called at her honse every day for
two weeks, to collect 12 cent, and she
had always declared, looking him in the eyes while she did so, that there
was not a cent in the house. Of
course he didn't doubt her word at all.
but he wondered a good deal, for the
woman had no bill board." .
iresntation of ' A Bachelor's Honev-f
moon," they will view, observe and listen to a cast of niembsr?, ttat is t second to none, to any orgaiz&ticn now traveling. This favorite comedy and I c 1st has er j yed and received unati J ouous endorsement of the press and ;
public wherever appearing. The present tour just inaugurated, whi h constitutes its second year, will ea brace engagements in all of tbe leading theatres of the" several cities to be visited, and will extend from the Atlantic to tde Pacific At the Phi'lips Wednesday night next. A NEW STORE.
Pio-pect of a New D.partmtit Store ia This City Elnood Call-Leader. I One of our leading business men returned from Richmond last night w here he has been perfecting arrangemen's to start a large deptrtmeiit 8tore Richncoid is one of the mo reliable manufacturing cities in the state and has nothing of this kind within its limits. There is no doubt that business of this kind cocdae'ed a3 it would be under such able management woulJ prove a great business hit.
MATIXEE DYSPEPSIA. An urgent ring at the telephone summoned the physician to a certain mansioa not far from Main street. As he leaped from his carriage, hitched his horse and rushed into the house he caught glimpses of white and anxious faces at the windows and door. Hur
rying swiftly but softly into the par
lor he was met by the sobbine
wife who said :
O! doctor, hurry! He's awful
bad!"
Qaietly but hurriedly the phyeicia
examined the white-faced and rapidly
sinsing patient, then said:
'lour wife, daughter and hired girl
attended the matinee last week, did
they noil "
Every time," whispered the dving
man.
"Co'd stuff for supper doesn't aerree
with TOUT"
lou bet not," ia a fainter whi;
per.
1 ou have an acute attack of mat
nee dyspepsia, which is incurable."
The doctor buttoned his overcoat and
re-pocketed his medicine case with the
air or a man who has no time to waste
on hopeless cases. Then he added consolingly:
There are others, lours is." (con
suiting his book) the seventy-eighth
case I have had of that nature todav
and the other doctors huve their
share."
Ihei there is no show, doctott"
Not even a mt"nee." "Can't spunk do something?" ! "Much, my man, mnh." i
inen 1 m eoiscr to eet well and
live kng enough to get even. Hand
me my clothes."
And the man arose as one from the ad with the light of anesv resolve
shining from his sunken ayes.
" ' CliLa-lu. ,
Hisgen Bros., the popular south side druggists, corner 69. h-st. and W. nt-worth-ave , say: "We sell a gnat deil of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, aid find that it gives the mo-t satisfy c
tory results, especially among children ! lu tll'r for severe colds and croup." For sale ' coming
oy a. u. LiUKen x jo.
smaller tnan a
hatch, the little worm (which Is really a caterpillar crawls around on the apple, but after a short time legius to eat its way into the fruit. Alnnit three-quarters of the worms enter the apple at liie blossom end. The cater pillar works into the core, where it feeds till it is full-grown, after which it leaves the apple to find a hiding place, either under the bark of the tree, or. if the apple has fallen off. under rubbish on the ground; here it changes its form, spins a ease of white silk around it.self and is quiet for a time, after which it leaves the ease as a little moth, to repeat this history. The moth comes out of its resting stage, as just described, in the spring about the time the blossoms fall and the fruit 'Vets' and begins to lay its eggs. These hatch in alxiut a week and then is the time to kill the caterpillar. The apple at this time has its blossom end pointing up, and the little projections there (calyx Iol.es). are separate; a week or ten clays later they draw together. Before they have done this, but several days after the blossoms have fallen, the tnn-s should 1m sprayed with l'aris green. This is made by mixing one pound with from Hio to l!oo gallons of water, and add ing one or two pounds of slacked lime. This spray, thrown uion the tree, will fall 011 the upturned blossom ends of the apples and be caught and held in the space ltetwecu the calyx lobes close, and when the worm tM'gins to eat in there, he is poisoned. After the calyx lolies draw to-gether it is too late to spray. If, after spraying, much rain falls In'fore the calyx lobes close, the trees should Ite sprayed again. The mixture should be kept well stirred while it is being sprayed on the trees. The moths from the eggs laid in the spring, apjiear during the last of July and first- of August, to lay eggs for a second brood. Many of the worms nf the first brood that escaped being
bcaricgif Dr. Miles Nervice I con eluded to try it, and now I am ratified ii saved my life. It brought me -Jeep and rest, s'eaditd my nerves acd pre mptly restored my health. I have never experience d aiy after fleets aud to Dr Miles' Restorative Nervine I owemypreten rood health." Ail diufcgiits are authorized to sell Dr. ?iles' Remedies on a fcuaxantee that ti fct bottle will benefit or money funded. Be sure you gfcr Dr. Milts' Remedies. Take nothing else. Write us about your troubles and ailoit nts and we will give you the honest advice of a trained specialist absolutely free. Boc k on heart and nerves sent tree. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Eikhait, Ind. LJuonleYour Itowels With Citscarets. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. 10c, 35c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money. A Short Sad Story. A cold. Neglect. Pneumonia. Grief. Had Foley's Honey and Tar beet used, this sad sad siory would hav had a happier endiug. A. G. Luken & Co and J. L Adams & Co , druggists.
Say "no" whan 1 .cti3i 'furs yoi a tubstitute foi Hoed e baranranll There is nothing Hit geoJ.'' tei jnlyHooo's. 1 I, a. Grippe is surely contagious. Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine is a sure preventive.
BROKEN STONE.
To Car Constipmtloa Forever. Take Cascaxets Csndv Ctianic 10c or So. Ji C C- C. tad to care, drugguts refund money.
PZRCT THE FOKT.
1 have discovered a new star in the
poetical firmament. Percy Griffin,
general superintendent if theJ. M
and printery.is a second Paul Laurence
make AJanbar of his race. This morn cg.with
tears of emotion in his beautiful blue
eyes Percy relactan;ly gave up the
rouowmg: WHAT HAPPENED TO WILLIE. Willie to pray each night was told. o kneel down bv hi rwxi?
Bat the bed was oae of those that fold. And the prayer was never said, j
An American Kiilroad ii C ina. Moneyed men from the United States have secured a franchise 1 for baildmg a railroad from Hong Kong to Han Kow, China, a distance of nestly 700 miles. Wcile railroads are nicesary to nation's prosperity, health is still more nee Msary. A ijick man can't make monsy if there are a tb.onss.rd railroads. Oae of the reasons why America is so progressive is the fact thai in every drag store is to'd Hostetter'a Srox&eh Bitters, that cela
It is a iL-ssxng- to woman, brated tonic for the weak, appetizer
lor me ayspepuc an.i seaat ve fox the nervous. It is taken with great iticeess by thousands of men and women who axe ran clown, ple and weak. ; It
is
l.OO ?BB BOTTLE at all Xrua- Stores, or sent by txpreu on receipt of price. BOOKS Co0"'"? inTaloable information of r-.p interest to all women, will be sent "it to any address, upon application, by Tea BftanniXB KlfiCUIOB CO.. aUaats. 8a,
A Feherce for Miking the County J il Prisoners Pay Taeir Wy. A plan is on foot, and has been sub
mitted to the county commissioners, for making the prisoners in the cout-ty
j til useful as wll as orname A -I. The
plan is to put them to work breaking
stone with which to make mueh needed
repairs on the turnpikes of th 7 county.
Ine broken stone ia far better taan gravel as a repairing material, and it is thought the scheme would pay. especially along the lines of pike where
gravel is scarce. Tha Deadly Grip
is ag&in aoroaa in the land ihe air
you breathe may be fuil of its fatal
germs! Don't negle.t the "Grip" or
yon will open the door to pneumonia
and consumption and invite d jath. Its
sure signs are chills with fever, headachy dull heavy pains, mucous dis
charges from the nose, sore throat and
never-let-go cough. Don't waste pre
cious time treating this cou;h with trcches, tablets, or poor, cheap syrups. Cure it at once with Dr. Kine's New
Di.-co very, the infallible remedy for bronchial troubles. It kills the disease
germs, heals the lunes and prevents the dreaded after elecft fio-n the
Oialady Price 50e ad $1. M -ney
bak if no: cured. A irial bottle free at A G. Luken & Co.'s dtii? store.
are hunting lor a hiding plat e, by tak ing off all tne loose, dead bark from the tree and wrapping an old cloth around the trunk near the lower erotlKhes. The caterpillars will hide under this ami can Ik crushed bv hand; those which fall to the ground
fruit can le stopped from be moths and laying more eirsrs
oy picking up tne windfalls and feed ing them out to stock or by letting
sheep or -hogs run into the orchard. Every caterpillar left to turn into a mo... means more c aterpillars. There need be no fear of poisoning from poison left ou the apples by the spray, it will be all washed off by the rains Iwfore the apples are ripe. The cost of spraying should not be
more man nve or ten cents a tree, while the apples thus saved will be worth many times this amount This insect often works in pears and it would be wise to spray these trees also.
Glad T dii gs to Asthma Sufferer Foley's Honey and Tar gives quick
and pjtiuvc relief in ail cases
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PRICE T O U L
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FREE
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Skin
ONE TRIAL. BOTTLE
THIS OFFER ALMOST SURPASSES BELIEF. An External Tonic Aoolied to the
a a
Beautifies it as by Magic.
JUAV 1 THE
A WOMAN WAS THE INVENTOR.
THE
SOME FACTS ABOUT HONEY.
retting I'aragrapha In Krgard Ita I'ro-
d act Ion and le. ITa. t . ....
""""'j J me oniy sweet that may Ik? eaten in any quantities aud for a long time without interfering with the
action or any of the vital organs. Its
ioou value is twit e that of pork, pound for pound, and it has been noticed that
persistent honey eaters are not dearly
o iiiiuje to disease of the respiratory
u,fJUS as 1 nose wo do not use it at
a 1.
It is calculated that the entire honey product of sixty teea during their en
ure working life will
more than
The KienVr Pear. A Mr. Ienise stated before the Xew Jersey Horticultural Society that he had l.twto trees ten years from the bud. and they were as large as Bartletts
iwenty-nve years old. It is the most vigorous grower in the pear line, healthy and productive, good to handle when tit to pic k, banes on well, and not liable to blow off. The fruit is evenly i
distributed, and should be thinned to save the tree from breaking down. Its beauty sells it. One hundred trees produced 11)1 barrels, sold for ?l!4S.;;o:
two trees 8 and !) years old. produced 7M barrels, which sold for 1,CS.:. His average price was $1.30 per barrel, clear of all expense. This was not a
remarKaoiy large story, larger ones bad been recorded, but ins were actual facts taken from his Iook8. and he was well satisfied. If setting an orchard now, would set one liartlett
to ! Kieffer in 1.0iO trees, lie said
nothing of the quality; he grew them for the dollars he could get out of them. His profit was what he was
after.
i-ereases the weight, and the gain
I ermenart and Enbstsxtiai.
A Fleshy
Consumptive
II Did you ever see one?
jJid you ever hear of one ? Most certainly not. Consumption is a disease that invariably causes loss of flesh. If you are light in weight, even if your cough is only a slight one, you should certaiuly take Scott's Emu si ion of cod liver oil iuith hypophosphites. No remedy is such a perfect preventive to consumption. Just the moment your throat begins to weaken and you find you are losing flesh, you should begin to take it. And no other remedy has cured so many cases of consumption. Unless you are far advanced with this disease, Scott's Emulsionwill hold every induceyrient to you for a perfect cure. Ail Drjr-sts. xac and ft. SrOTT fc rV-tf. Ch-nis-. v. V.
Differences In C ow. and Cow Owner. Imring the summer of l.SUS - the
Kansas agricultural collesre made an
investigation of the patrons of the
Meriden creamery to ascertain the in
come they were realizing per cow for milk sold to tbe creamer v. The ixior-
est herd averaged per cow $7.54 annu
ally, and the lest one 42.tt, making
a difference of y.4.. ier cow. Takinsr
the poorest five herds the average per
I cow is $t.4t and for the best five
?33.74. a difference of $24.30 or 257 per cent. Where records have been kept it has leen found that it takes from
siro to S.ii to pay for keeping a cow.
It will be thus seen that as far as milk I 2
is concerned the cows from the poore
herds are running their owners
debt, the only redeeming feature being the value of the calf produced. These figures illustrate very clearly the need and likewise the possibility
of materially increasing the income f xiu the dairy eovr.
not amount to
one pound of bonev. n
amount that a man with a good ap
ietite would eat in a day without
minKing much aliout it. v .
neeswax is almost entirely indigest
ii'ie, ami wniie it does no harm when
Bduowei, never enters into the food
vaiue 01 tiie bouey it contains.
ine expert can almost tell from tast
ing noney the place where is is made.
.in..- uouey irom tne .Northern States
more delicately flavored than that
01 me .-Noutuern States, and California
ooney tastes rank to an Kastern honey
"'fi account or its uigb flavor.
.i..e noney or tuia in dark and insipid to the Northern taste, and it Is
uuruij possible to sell it for private
cousumpuon. Cuban honey is in favor with bakers, as it has the quality of not losing its flavor when subjected to
u.u neat, as m Dating. This makes
u preierat.ie for their use. Kxtracted honey that has candied should be liquefied by subjecting it to very low heat, otherwise the volatile oils which give it flavor will evaporate and the houey be made simply sweet without its delightful perfume-like taste, which nothing can be found to imitate. Honey should never be exposed to the air. It will not ferment or eour, but it loses flavor and sometimes !e-
ci.mes tue least bit rank in when air is aumitted freely.
Thousamls have tried from tme immemorial to discover some efficacious remedy for wrinkles a;id oilier imperfections of the complexion, but none had yet sue,i)wj.tid..ati,u Avenue, New York City, oilcred tlje piib-
lic their won.k-rful Complexion Tonic. The reason so many failed to make this discovery before is plain, because they have not followed the riht principle. lialms. Creams, Lotions, etc., never ha'-e atonic effect upon tha skin, h:nce the failures. The Misses Bell's Complexion Tonic has a most exhilarating effect unon the ?iiticlt, aisorbing and carrying off all iir. uritics which the blood by iu naf'r.-d a.,ti;n is constantly forcing to the surfaca of tiie kin. It is to the skin what a vitn'.I.in?
tonic is to tiie blood aad nerves., a kinj of
new life that immediately exhilarates and strengthen! wherever app'bd. Irs 1 . effect is felt rilrno t immediately, a. 1 it speedily banishes forever f;:m tiie stun, freckles, pimples, b!ackhead., moth patches, wrinkles, liver spots. -ouuhnss, oilincss, eruptions, and discolorations of any kind. In order that all may bo benefited by their Great Iiscovery, the Misses Bell will, during the present month, give V all call-
tit
ers at their parlors one trial bottle of their Complexion Tonic absolutely free; and ia order that those who cannot call or whf live away from New York may be bene-
I. they will send one bottle to any ad m hWmii. the receiot 02
cents (stamp or silver) to cover mat ot
packing and delivering. The price of thit n-onderf.tl tonic is $1.00 per bottle, and
thi" liberal offer should be embraced by all
The Misses Bell have just published their new book, Secret of Beauty. This valuable work is free to all desiring it. The book treats exhaustively of tht importance of a good complexion; teij how a woman may acquire, beaut axe keep it. Siccial chapters on the cire i the hair; how to have luxuriant (rrowt-1 harmless methods of making the hair pi serve its natural beauty and color, even to
advanced age. Also instructions how to banivh superfluous hair from the face, nr-ck and nrms without injury to the skin. This hock w ill be mailed to any address oa :-epifst. KitEK Trial Bottles of Wonderful Cora, plexion Tonic free at parlors, or 25 cent (cost of packing and mailing) to those ata di.-tanee. Correspondence cordially solicited. Ad
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taste,
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liens, given with the soft food every 'bird day. promotes eggs and health and makes the feathers bine. Too much of this meal will cause bowel looseness.
LITERATURE
In Peru u was once tbe custom for domestic servants to have two of their upper front teeth extracted. Their absence indicated t'-' ' servitude. u!HnH!;ii:iiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiHii:
The RavfQs -f Grip. That modern sronrege, the c-ir
poisons the air with its fatal germ, sr
cat to come is sate front jta ravage
bnt mril'.itndes have found a sere rro
re-tion aea EPt this dargerocs rraladj
m Ur King s .New U:seove;v. Wher 1 -
too ceei HircifF m yonr Dones sen
masei., have chi Is and fever, witr
sore throat, pain In the beck of th
head, catarrLal ryrcptoms and a stub-1
born cough von may know -ou have
he grip, and that yon need Dr. K'ng't
ew Jjifcovery. it will pron.pt'y cor
t a .
ne worti cooeD, neai tne maaraec
nembrane. kul the disease germs aD
prevent tne dreaded after effrets of
he malady. Pnea 50 cents and $1.03 I Money back if not eared. A trial bot
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I I A Senator's Wife I
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PaJxst i j Malt Exttnet
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