Richmond Palladium (Daily), 29 September 1900 — Page 3

RICHMOND DAILY FALIiADIUM SATDRDAY SEPTKMKKPj2 .

lljt Weak 1 'Mm j Girls

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niiure ncju niH upm the care vou ;ive thctn. Tne (sjotrm is weakened by the changes that are taking place, and it is oftenatthis sUi-e that the deadly con. sumption fastens upon its victims. Tlie cause of the majority of weaknesses of women can be traced tt this critical period of the girl's life. ' Abont two year djo ny dunghter, hoa then In ber BixtMnth Tfar. M '" li'IU. M.e M rule inl tiun, without xtreutfth or vitlt'v, 1 11 fiu-t Iir roorlitioit wkh liml hHi Ik K-n-ruiiy cnll.l all run down. We were of rourw, w..rr:-d ul-iilt. ,i-r, itiel em lye4 the li-.t ritiyaieians to attend tit-r They Htutllt.fi tmr om ttrxi mihouIi they did everything pohmt.le, rave tier fin relief which wi i.-r;mi.iint. The late lr. Aucel lis.il nrt-t culled my attention to Dr. WUHanm' J'tnk i'llia for I'Hle I'eoplt, and mv wifelinii hearU they werea IIn tome, m we di-chhtl to try them lor ruy UaiiKhter. We did no, andlniiideof fiBhlwwkH the primary raura of her trouble u removed aad she nlioweit a d-i-Mml cnln In health, strer.yth and fteh. A (treat ritany ieple will buy a medicine and take a few dnsea. Then If they are not cured tney throw it aside as no pood, or take It Rpatnod!Cally. We helleved in a f:ilr trinl In SNriet iiccordance with dire.-tlona and our fanhfalneoa waa rewarded, f r ahi whs greatly fieriented by them. Her color cttme to her cheek and Mite continued to gain In weight and nrrenpth. hoyou tiee holh rnypu'l! arid my wife L.lieve In 1'r. Williaina Fink 1'tlla for I'ale i'eoplti and have found thorn a wonderful medicine. We have told a great miiir people ahout them and have l.een clad to do so." (Signed) t..OK;R l,m ens, HI Lincoln Ave., Cortland, N. V. Bubauribed and Hworn to before uie this 2tti day of June, F. C. I'AK.su.vt, XoUiry I'ublie. Or. WiHiams Pink Pills for Pafe People are anl1 hr all rteiitera, or win he writ pwtpaid on receipt of pri.-, SO rents a hrv or aiz lm fur (they are never aold In bala or l.y the luO), by mliirimmim Ir. Wllliama Mwliclrie Conijrfiny, in-hufK-etiuly , N. Y.

BeDj.B.Myrick, Nos 8 and 10 North Seventh Street Richmond, Ind.

1miv. Liic, Lightning and Accident INSURANCE. Agent lor Red Star and American Steamship Lines. Also Raymond & Whitcomb's Paris Exposition Tours. Notary Public, Loan and Renting Agency

"BREVITY IS THE GOOD WIFE! 0

SAPO

We pay the above reward for any case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation or Costivcness we cannot cure with Liverita, The Up-to-Date Little Liver Pill They are purelv Vegetable and never fail to give satisfaction. 25c boxes contain 100 Pills, 10c boxes contain 40 Pills, 5c boxes contain 1 5 Pills. Beware of substitutions and imitations. Sentjby mail. Stamps taken. Nervita Medical Co., Corner Clinton and Jackson Sts.? Chicago, Illinois, i '. Sold by A. (5. Luken & Co., Main street, and Curme & Co., 415 Nortr Eighth street, druists.

Come in and select your Heater, Range or Cook Stove NOW, and we will set it aside for you. Then when the next cold snap comes we can put it up for you on short notice. By doing this you will not only save yourself great annoyance, and possibly a doctor bill, but save S2.00 to S5.00 on the price of the stove. Our stoven are made by an old reliable Indiana firm and have been on the market for 40 years perhaps your mother used the same kind in the "years long ago." We warrant our cook stoves to be good bakers, and they, as well as heaters, to be economical in the matter of fuel. Our prices are the most interesting part of the story, because we name you a less price than any other store in the city. When we say less, we mearl just what we say. The stock is complete, embracing every size, from the smallest heater up to the largest base burner or range. The prices range from $9.90 to $45.00 You will consult your own interests by coming here before making your purchase.

Tell it to the

Parents, look to the health of your daughters as thev amnxiach

that perilous t-riod of their live when they under iro tliat nurvtloua

transformation from cirlhn,d to wnman-

CVuaiil them rlcMplv. th-ir wt,nl SOUL OF WIT.' YOU NEED LSO Neighbors.

REWAR

Railroad

WORK OF EAR L LI'S RIVAL

Remarkable Book Written by Prince Chang Chih-Tung-. ENTITLED "CHINA'S ONLY HOPE." The t Ireray Tkiak. Ilia C oaatry honlil Study the tw Order of Tklaara llaa o Sympathy For Hoiera Hook to He rnhliahrd la the tailed Statra. Prince Chanji Chih-Tunj? of China, LI Huns Chang's greatest rival and by many considered the autocrat of In terlor China, has w rltten a remarkable book, which la to apia-ar from the pres of an American publisher, with the Indorsement of his Imperial maj esty K-aus-Su himself. rrinoo Chant; has sent his manuscript to the Unit-d States with the request that it fe printed, says the New York Journal. It was printed in China and has bcon distributed by royal de cree. The volume is entitled 'China's Only Hope." This. In the viceroy's opinion, is that his country should study the new order of thin?8. The oook win h i ne nrst or its kind ever to have emanated from a prince of the Chinese empire and Indorsed with the seal of his imperial majesty. The ideaS the viceroy expresses are remarkable. The translation of the book Into English has Just Ixen completed. A few extracts will show its general character. The viceroy's opinion of International law In the abstract shows what may l- expected of Mm In negotiating with foreign countries. lie says: "There are many who place the most implicit confidence In International law. but these are as stupid as the Individuals who deja-nd on the Disarmament society for jH-ace. If countries are equally matched, then international law is enforced: otherwise, the law is inoTierative. For what has international law to do with fighting Issues when one country Is strong and another weak? We have never heard of international law controlling the Issues of war lx-tween unequal states. Disarmament Is an International Joke and international law a deception." On the other hand. I'rlnce Chang does not express much sympathy with such uprisings as that of the Boxers He says pithily that "the Chinese who create disturbances are lunatics." Yet the prince U lieves that the history of his country, as a whole. Is such as to Justify admiration. He exclaims: "Many of our Chinese no doubt extol foreign learning to the skies and even go so far as to assert that our government and customs do not possess one redeeming feature. Such scoffers we cannot count as human beings. The holy emperors have for more than 2."0 years preserved Intact the laws which relate to the family and the heart and have handed them down to us. The ministers and people daily bask in the smiles of imperial favor and to the present day receive their never failing supplies from our sovereign's bounty. K'xamine the history of China for 2.(MK years back and "then compare It with the western history of r0 years! Does the government of these foreign countries present such a record of generosity, benevolence, loyalty ami honesty as ours?" In I'rlnce Chang's opinion. China's salvation lies In adherence to the prin ciples of Confucius. He says: "The foundations of our state are deep ami durable. I'rtttected by heaven, the superstructure will certainly stand secure! I!ut supposing this nTV surd gossip about the partition cf Chita by Europeans were true and the 'otmtry were cut up. be it ever so exilted and excellent - would foreigners respect the holy doctrines of Confu'iusV Fur from it. The classics of the four philosophers would be thrown out is refuse. I'nd the Confucian cap and row n would nevT more cherish the lope of an ofticial career. Our clvver tcholars would figure as pastors, comit adores and clerks, while the common eople would 1h ret i Hired to pay a poll Store

taa. ana no rtwn i soldier, artisan, underlings and serv ints- Our !i-'iy religion would liieet the s.tuie fare that

Brahmaisism in India, did. Its adher ents would be found skulking away or crouching among the cavernous h:iU. but clinging fast the while to some tattered remnants of the truth! "Buddhism is on its last legs, and Taoism 1 discouraged because its dev ils have leoome irresponsive and inefficacious. If there be a renaissance of Confucianism. China will be brought to order, and Buddhism and Taoism will receive secure protection from the sect of the learned." The viceroy expresses the bitterness China feels over the treatment of her subjects Id the t'ulted States ns follows: "When America was first o;ened up. much dependence was placed on Chinese labor. Now. when that country has liecome rich and prosperous. Chinese laoor is restricted, while that "f other foreigners is allowed." Among other striking passages In this strange volume are the following. "The customs returns for the past few years give th value of our imports at sfi.fKio.tiiio taels and tVe ex ports at 50.ooO.ot") taels. The balance of 30.MNiO taels represents what lias been consumed in smoking the tcrniidous opium pipe. Assuredly it is not foreign intercourse that is ruining China, but this dreadful poison. "If the emperor and officials of our country, who read the newspapers and are exercised thereby, should fear the consequences of inaction and reform, would not this make for China's welfare? Readers of foreign newspapers perceive at once that the Chinese are unmercifully abused. We are compared with drunkards anil rotten stuff. Among the Chinese, then, there is now no lucent ve to thought or action, no Intercourse among the people, and th condition of things has become stag uant and effete. KfTcteiiess has la-go? ten stupidity, and stupidity lethargy Lethargy has produced idleness, an idleness waste. 'H we do not change soon, what wil become of us? European ktiowledg will increase more and more, and Chi nose stupidity will become more detis We shall lie marked as the sure pre; of the west. Foreigners will still tradwith us as before, but China will phi; a losing game and gi t only chaff whi! her competitors garner the wheat, am we shall really, if not openly, becotnthe slaves of westerners. Not only this the foreigners will suck our blood and worse than this, pare the flesh frott our taines. To end the tragedy they wil swallow us down, body ami soul, ai one great mouthful and gloat over the deal!" HARVARD MEN HYPNOTIZED. Yoans Mark'n Weird I'ontn More Than n Match for footballer.. Harvard has met something hardei to tackle than Yale1 nothing less than the person of young William II. Mack. The other day he stood on Soldiers' field, at Cambridge, and successfully defied any one to lift him off his feet. The entire football squad and some 100 students who had come out to se the practice responded with alacrity. I-ittle attention would have Ih-cii paid to the young man had not Jack Me Masters, the football trainer, brought him out to the Held as his protege. "See how easy it is to lift him.'" crieO Jack, and n dozen fine examples of Harvard's brawn and sinew strainer hard, but not one of them couh budge young Mack, says the New Yorl World. Struggle as they might. In coolly kept his feet under onslaught, that would have sent the entire Yah eleven to the infirmary had they re maiucd ns passive ns the young mai did. Finally Captain Daly resolved to sei a good example and make a supcrhu man effort himself. He wound hi arms around Maek's waist and settle himself to heave or else go dowi through the earth. Mack hud the mid die finger of his rigid ha ml light!; against Daly's neck Just back of tin left ear and with his other presse Daly's pulse. Daly heaved and lifted. Every veil dilated, his face grew crimson, and hh great muscles stood out like whip cords. But like a ton of lead st.Mack, Immovable. Suddenly he lifted his hands off the young athlete. lie shot up in the air ns if from a catapult But it was because he was willing, aft er showing his powers. Conch Dib blee tried the game, too. and failed ut terly. Then young Mac!-, took a p-;Ie and placed it vertically. Five young men were invited to push it to the ground.; but. struggle as they might, they seem ?d powerless against the young man. This exhausted Mack, and McMasters made him desist because it was wear ing otit his nervous force. "Well." he observed, "we've got a clew to keep the eleven on its feet this year and stop Its going up in the air. anyway." SALE OF GOODS ABROAD. Some Practical Adilrr to American Manafaetarera. Vice Consul General Hammer at Frankfort writes to the state departDON'T FORGET The surest way to keep the womanly health is to tise Dr. Tierce's Favorite Prescription. It promotes perfect regularity. It dries the drains which weaken women. It cures inflammation, ulceration, and female weakness. It soothes and strengthens the nerves, drives awav despondency, and gives a healthy appetite and refreshing sleep. It makes childbirth easy, and nursing mothers will find in it a strength giving tonic "Favorite Prescription" contains no alcohol, neither opium, cocaine, nor other narcotic. I nerer courted newsrarer notoriety." writes Mrs. E- A. Bender, of Keene. Coshocton Co . Ohio. Tt 1 am not afraid to speak a good word for your ' Favorite Prescription ' and Pleasant Pellets. Over a vesx airo I suffered ten-.bly tor nearly four week with pro!psn and weakness." After nsm? one bottle of ' Favorite PreacrrptioB ' and one of ' Peliets I was a well woman. I have taken no medicine ainee and have bad no rrraptoir-S of lay former trouble. Have osed the" Favorite Prescri-ption ' at different times foe more than four years and fins it has no equal." Free, Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser, in paper covers, sent free, on receipt of a i on-cent stamps to pay expense of mailing only. In cloth binding 31 rjimn. AdiresB Dr. &. V. Pierce.

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NOT WITH DYNAMITE.

If you haTe ginned against the laws of nature tie penalty miut Us paid. ITetty dear experience, iaa't it? You hare made strenuous effort to avoid the penalty, but after abusing your digestive organs with all sorts of unearthly combinations at all aorta of hours, and your Mood has become water ano your bowels have refused to work until your liver Is dead, the penalty ia not easiiv avoided. Cathartics In the form of little liver pills (or mlnature doses cf (3yr.arr.lte) are hardly what tou want. They tear yon all to piece, weaken tne sn;?i!ve organs and destroy the mua cles of your bowels. You can be cured of that dyspepsia and constipation, but not that way. What you want is a thoroughly reliable digestive compound which will do every parti-ie of the work reouired of the digestive organs, thus frivicu them a much needed rest. Dr. Augustus Knseles. Treas urer or toe Greater New York Medical As sociation. fays: "There is just one scientific compound for this purpose, known aa 1iiamokt 1icest Tablets which can be relied upon to cure dyspepsia and consti pation so they will stay cured." The ingre dients are given on every box. and any physician can tell you how they work 1 ney are no secret patent medicine but a strictly sci, ntific digestive compound, solj only through physicians heretofore, but now on fale at all drug stores; they are warranted to cure any case of dyspepsia and restore the bowels and liver to perfectly natural action In two weeks or money refunded. Ask for krkb sample package. Iuamont L'rvo Co.. S4 West Broadway. New York. IK JS rlAia BALSAM -r j - j- JC - -' md liitliirt Hi h;r. Yyk Pf.-1- a iiummittn. t. .JT i Sever to Hrrtor" Or fi"'i . '&-'-t "Kf k, ill To-imfa. Ool. lliiit -iil n itsuiilgti'li ill imswci to in quiries made by American manufacturers as to how to gain sale for their products in foreign markets. The consul -wishes to Impress upon the minds of the manufacturers the necessity of personally studying the wants of for eign markets; of meeting the usual terms of credit, time and place of delivery; standard of weight and measure; of knowing the language of cus tomers, of combinations iu ferei;rn trade, etc. Another mode which promises splen did returns for those- who emiriov it. and which will stimulate our ex-iort trade, is the establishing of American department stores iu the large Euro pean cities. In Germany and oilier continental countries there are large retail warehouses and stores which sell different lines of dry goods and clothing for female apparel. Such es tabiishments as our department stores. which sell everything for human nee Is. are hardly known there. In the Euro pean cities there are any number of re tail stores carrying small stock and charging high prices. "I think." says the consul, "depart aieut stores would find conditions inori favorable here than at home, in amount of sales and return 011 the cap ital invested, but the importance of the plan conslsrs in the immense imu-tus they would give to the sale of American sMH-ia!t ies. household articles ol nil kinds, clothing, kitchen and iron ware, small machines, tools and instru tnents. toys, carriages and vehicles. office and dwelling furniture, fruits and meal. etc. I am confident that such a concern established in Frank fort could within a few years sell American ' specialties alone to an amount of $:.imk 1.000 to $4.ooo.(hn an nually, and distribute further quanti ties by giving ageticis to leading deal ers or interior towns ami cities. in ;hoes alciie it could transact a large fade. Our manufacturers need then Hit offer their products to the home purchasing ol.iee 111 order to do a for ign trade." :I !' or (he '1 lie .la p.-! in se ;i re t"ides in ibeir mnrelt .In in n ose. m:iUi:ig rapid 0i a id western rltmc The nrnial'oti if he training . I.i test innovation is tie' commercial schools for f female clerks, and oi.t f t!"' 1-iigesi railway companies in Xipiion. according to the I 1 1 i 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 td lie ! i iV'er lias intimated that after a certain dale eim tf mil y win ie em ployed i!l eli i leal KxpanmcnT. t "e ii i n j 11 Hicrlnrltf. is a iirtle ine.il story li nt illus Here f;-.-U.'S the which Hie f l!peric''ify ; Lucy an.! Hid parents. . She hart !m sell Midline satisfaction with mind asserts its ieorge are children of cast i.iiey is 7 and George U at ten. led the primary de ".-n tnio'it uf a piiiate Hi-h.iol just four ninths. II ere is an m ci heard eonveraDini hoi v, cell (lie two: Lucy (iviiii a greatly pained expres den 1 Why. brother, anybody could tell ynii are old., ."V. You don't even know the iineri p.ee between corn Riul wheat. George (who hates to acknowledge Ms Inferiority! I do too. Wheat is is Lucy (taking pity on him) Why, leorge. you know well enough you iou't know. Listen to me and remem ber. Wheat is wheat and corn is corn, and wheat grows in a wheat field and corn grows in a cornfield, and don't yu forget it. Cleveland Tlain Dealer. The Open Month. The Old Gentleman If you don't shut your mouth. !.oy. a fly'll get into it ivy There- s one in there now. and i'm waiting fer hitu to fly out whs! Women Admire In Men. What we admire most in men I a loving appreciation of ourselves. The most admirable man is he w ho makes a comfortable home for the woman who l-.ves him and who delights tc make that home bright and ehe-ery fot his sake, f-.r. after all. it matters HttU what we admire iu men. It is what we love In them that is the important factor in the well being of the world. Pall Mall Gazette. The highest point at which flowering plants have been found was in Tibet at i:.2''0 fiir. Nine siieeies were re corded at lOjfaal feet or bighi-r. The average height of an Englishrrati i. 5 feet inches. Children In Jap a. From cr.e end of Japan to the other 1 ctild Is treated as a sacred thing, be t one's own, or a stranser's. Each one carries It name and address on a ticket around it neck.

GRAND FALL OPENING DISPLAY AND ADVANCE SALE OF CARPETS, RUG

Mattings. Laee Curtains and Draperies. This preat sale of arp t ami Curtains for tho Fall Season of T.HX), which we are pleased to announce hetran MONDAY, SEPT. 10, is the satisfactory eeoniplishment of our special effort to excel anything heretofore attempted in aarpets and urtains here in Richmond or elsewhere.

THIS ADVANCE SALE

Bijrelow Wiltons liigrelow Axaiinsters Smith's JSavonner ies Smith s Extra Velvets Smith's Axmiosters Smith's Moquettes. Also

Wiltons. Smyrnas, Axmlnsters, Body Brussels,

Jutes, in all Sizes. Splendid line of Ingrain

Mattings! Mattings! Mattings! splendid assortment of CHINA and JAPAN MATTINGS

all the latest novelties in plain and

LACE CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES. A C1IAH3IING COLLECTION TO SELECT EKOM.

Nottingham Curtains, Renaissance Curtains, Arabian Curtains, Clunv Curtains, Antique Curtains, Marie Antoinette Curtains, Irish Point Curtains. Muslin Curtains, Rufiled Curtains, Silk Poitieas, Arniure l'ortiers, Ottoman Poitiers, Midan Poitiers, Turkish l'ortiers, KhcrWl.i l'ortiers, Savoc l'ortiers, India l'ortiers. Silk Stripe l'ortiers. Curtain Materials of nil styles and

grades hv the yard. Couch Covers and

f every description. We handle BISSI-.LI, S l amous t.yco-rearnig carpel n-vr, me ici ni.mc. We are headquarters for Window Shades and Shading, ly the yard, in all widths and colors. OCR PRESENT STOCK OE CARPETS. RI GS, CERTAINS, Etc.. IS SIMPLY IMMENSE. To tell vou of all the

P.ARGA1NS would le imimssiblc. but our goods and j;ct prices ln-fore buying. OCR Only Exclusive arpet House A Night of Terror. "Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave (Jeneral liiirnbani of Machias, Me., when the doctors said she could not live till inorniii'" writes Mrs. S. H. Lim-oln, who it teiided her that fearful nirht. "All thought she must, soon die from piic'imionia, but she leggel for Dr. King's New Discovery, saying that it hail more than once saved her life. .ind had cured tier of consumption. After three small doses she slept easily all niolit. and its further use completely cured her." This marvelous medicine is ouaraiiteed to cure all Throat, Chest and Luner diseases. Only .r0c and $1.00. Trial lottle free at A. G. Luken & (V. 's, druo--jrists. 1 It's folly to sull'er from that horrible plague of the night, itching piles. IKian's Ointment cures, quickly and permanently. At any drug store, ."0 cents. Low Rate Excursion to Indianapolis via Pennsylvania Lines, October 1st, 2d, Hd and 4th excursion tickets will be sold to ludianajioiis for (Quadrennial Convention National Association Democratic t-hibs, valid for return trip until Frid 13', October 5th. C. W. Ki.mkk, Ticket Agent. Hustling young men can make $',( per month 'and expenses. Perma nent position. Kxjiericnce unnecessary. Write quick for particulars. Clark & Co., fourth and Locust Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. d&wtimo When doctors fail, try Ilurdock Blood Bitters. Cures dyspepsia, constipation, invigorates the whole system. A Mcnster Devil Fish Destroying its victim, is a tyjie of constipation. The power of this murderous malady is felt on organs and nerves and muscles and brain. There's no health till it's overcome, j But Dr. King's New Life Pills are'a . safe and certain cure. Itest in the' world for stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels. Only 25 cents at A. G. -Luken & Co. 's drug etore. I Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling, stomach, kidney and liver troubles, j Keeps you well all the year. Rocky t Mountain Tea taxen this month. CoH Steel or Death. "There is but one small chance to save your life and that is through an operation," was the awful prospect set before Mrs. I. B. Hunt of Lime Midge, Wis., by her doctor after vainly trying to cure her of a frightful case of stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. He didn't count on the marvellous power of Electric Bitters to cure stomach and liver troubles, but t-he heard of it, took seven bottles, was wtiouy curext, avoided surgeon's knife, now weighs more and feels better than ever. Its positively guaranteed to cure stomach liver and kidney troubles and never disappoints. Price 50c at A. O. Luken & Co.'s drug store. 1 "This is too much, John, I won't stand it any longer. Tomorrow I leave for my mother 's unless you get me more Rocky Mountain Tea, Sensible woman. 35c. Sunday Excursion to Cincinnati via Penn sylvania Lines. September 30th, one dollar from Richmond on special tram a. m., central time. Returning leave Cincinnati 7:15 p. m., same day. U. Vb. .ELXXK, Ticket Agent, Richmond

IWOLTE & KERflPERPJl8

includes choicest Bicelow Body Brussels Glen-Echo Uody Brussels Beattie's Wilton Velvets Lowell Body Brussels Sauford's Tapestries Sanford's Velvets a Superb Collection of ROOM SIZE RI fancy patterns. loor Panels, Lace Curtain Stretchers, Curtain doors are open for your itiMH-otiou. We

PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST. WE ARE NEVER UNDERSOLD.

OTLTTE & KEEPER,

in Richmond. Aegetable Preparation Tor Assimilating Itic Food and Regulating the Stoinachs and Bowels of Promotes Digcstion.Chi?rfur-nessandRest-Conttiins neitfier Opium .Morphine, nor Mineral. 'otHahcotic. inJa SealJlx.Smnm Wnur fiwol fconmnaf - Aperfect Remedy forConstipaFion , Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .(Convulsions .Fevrnshncss and LOSS OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of KEW YOTiK. LIU idJJI LAUNDRY Get Your Laundry Word Done ifucrt Satisfaction is Guaranteed. ELDORADO STEAM LAUNDRY L-V.STINSON PHOP 82S Mala St Talanha 1 1 l - -il- l'. ! U ON TWO HEADS alone there are sufficient reasons why the washing should lie sent to THE RICHMOND STEAM LAUNDRY First, because of the superior quality of the work, anil. Second fiecau- of the greater care taken of all gool entrusted to us. Alaolute cleanliness and beautiful finish are features of our work which cannot be overlook ed. Send your carpets to le cleaned, D. W. WalterH, Prop. Phonas 1 SI. S18 Mala Street

LXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. 1 3 Jj I ()

the very hest and styles in

Ingram Carpets Wool Ingrains Cotton Cbaiu Ingrains Hemp anil Rag Carpets Union lograius Granite Ingrains

GS in Tapestries, Barodas and Art Squares, all sizes.

Oil Cloths and Linoleums. We keep a full and complete assortment of l'lain and Inlaid TII.K LINOLEUMS mid FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.

Poles, I'.iuss Rods and Curtain fi iiiiniitigs would le clad to have vou examine ou

904 & 906 MAIN ST.

For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years tmi ccwraua covmmt. .( voaa errv. Pennsylvania Lines TIME TAIILE. In Effect Sunday, Sept. 30, 1900. Xraina ran bj central standard time. Cincinnati Una. Ocpart Arrive Hami!tmi & Cinosmati . Cmcumau Accumulation... H jimilim & CihciiiiuIIm, G. K. at I. & Cm. Acx, 4461a 10 5$ a m 9 10 am 7pa 400pm ffoopaa 415pm sayiam Indianapolis Una. Ntw Vorii ik St Louii Mail 448am ; 15 a a i Lcmii Limited 4 m ly pa lnfiianajjli4 Acc... . . 6uam 455pm New ork Ik St fcwn Maii 10 15 am 4 45 p am New York A St I s . t-xp t to p m to uo a m St Lxj Limue4 Maii 4 55 p m 7 31 p m Sew Turk At St 1. 1 ast Mai 15 pm 950am Chicago Una. L-g-Anf.t Acc 7 r.5 a n oopaa -Chicago Kt Mail 4k .p.....n 00 a m 4 y a m Cincinnati a: 1 .iivpw,r! Acc. 7 35 p m 900a m ta at Cascago Nint fc-xp. 11 15 p m 3 55 p m Dayton aV Xenia Una. Xenia St?g'iii. fit. Col. Acc 450am 9 55 an Oayfcjts Asia a Ccjianitmi to c-3 -1 tm isylno i'iMA New V'prk 1005am low.. 0is. Fitt. A New York ... 450pm 11 05 pa laytm Ik Xcata 'c , , 5 to p m 9 55 a m New York JLuitd , 1153pm 4 y . m Piaua, Urnaaa aV Columbus Una. St Louis a New York Maii 5 18 a m 4 .3 a lnipi. z CoIa- A'.c , 15 a m iip m '1 1 1 St East Mii I ii 7 45 p m Siopa St iamf Ltmttnl M , . 4 y p m 6ratf Rapids A laeliaaa Rjr. Ft Wtjiw A Gras Kapnis Acc 540am j4opm (rraed Rapnis M lack M a,. . 12 50 p m 10 oc a m Nortaiaad v T"" lupa 350am Dauy. AH other trams 1jlJ j except Soada. J. A. Genaoa, Suixa Master. C. W. lmcr, Ttdket AfcsL One of naturrj's remedies, cannot hiirm the weakest constitution; never fails to cure summer compiuiicts of young or Oid. Dr. Fowler s Extract

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