Richmond Palladium (Daily), 21 October 1901 — Page 6

KIlItlMOISD HA1LY rALLVDIUM, 3IOXDAY. CM TQ3SE1T 21, 1001

CUBA LEARNS FROM U. S. HOW TO KELP WELL American Health Methods -Enormous Demand for Paine's CY1ery Compound.

Whatever eise has been accomplished ia Cuba, the health of the island has been wonderfully improved. In Havana the change has been magical; streets have been asphalted, sewers built, buildings whitewashed and drug stores supplied with scientific, up-to-date preparations. The demand for Paine's celery compound has grown to enormous proportions. The following statement from E. J. Molina of the Havana Custom House shows the standing Paine's has already secured among the most progressive, energetic peopleof Havana: Havana, Cuba, Feb. 4, li01. Wells & R chardson Co.: Dear S rs i take great pleasure in stating that I have used your Paine's celery compound, both while in the United States as well as in this city, and find it to be of wocderfplly restorative poer, especially in this enervating climate. Very tru y yours, E J. Molina. Tklnxa Every Woman Want to Know. The present fashion tends to diminish the number of knives and forks, etc., et down for each guest. Nowadays a larpe spoon for soup, a fisbknife and fork and a large knife and fork are the average. . A neatly folded napkin (the more plainly and daintily this Is folded the better) containing a small dinner roll or an evenly cut piece of bread is placed In the center before each guest. Glass and china nowadays can be procured at a rate suitable to every lze of purse, and very little care is needed to procure pretty tableware at most modest prices, and its perfect condition is easily secured by good washing and rubbing up. This is an age of fads, which must be consulted if a dinner is to be a success, o the hostess should take pains to tody her guests' idiosyncrasies and do her best to satisfy them. Am It Were. Waggs Blikum calls hl3 new wife K riuribus Unum. Wiggs Why? Waggs Well. In substance, he means "one composed of many. He finds that she has false teeth, a glass eye, escelsior hair, a cork foot, French complexion and a marble heart. Really. E riuribus Unum isn't half baLtSan Francisco liulietin. Jatt the Snme. Bobby Mamma, if God is as good as fu say he is, why doesn't he always answer our prayers? "lie does. Bobby, when they deserve to be answered." "Well. I prayed that I might not teal any more Jam out of the butler's pantry, but it didn't make any difference, New York Life. Proper Feellaic. Magistrate I am told that yon have already been convicted 14 times on this aame charge. Aren't you ashamed to .Lai to acknowledge that? Prisoner No. your worshln. I don't ! think no man ughter be ashamed of j is eon wict ions. ifajrist rate Two months, without the optica of a tine.

Ivioiina is out uue ut uiaur yiuiuinent Cubans who have publicly ad vised the use of Paine's celery com

pound, basing their recommendations on the benefit they themselves have derived from its use. Not only among business men, lawyers, clergyman and physicians, but among all classes of thoughtful, intelligent people, Paine's celery compound is the one reliable remedy for building up the system when it isrun down It is the greatest nerve and brain invigorator the world has ever known. If your wife, daughter or sister is pale, languid, headmen tni irritable, persuade her to try Paine's celery compound. If your hus und, son or brother cannot eat, sleeo or work, and drowsv, dyspeptic and despondent, induce him to take Ptnue's celery compound. It res ton s a worn and eak nervous system to Leilthy vigor. There can be to substitute for Paine's celery compound. A Clever Wo man's Ananer. "Do you not consider your husband the most graceless sinner in existence"'" This question was asked the wife of a gay Lothario by a rival for his affec tions while playing a game called "can dor." The stillness became intense and every pair of eyes grew rounder as those present looked from one woman to the other. It was the husband" voice that broke the silence. "Your question is out of order, Bea trice," he said quietly. "It is a rule laid down in courts of law that a wo man is not required to testily against her hxisband." In the confusion that followed as th game broke up the man sought his wife's side. "What should you hav replied to the query of the fair Beatrice; if I had not come to your rescue s neatly?" he demanded. I should have said you were a sinner, yes, but a graceful rather than a graceless one." I appincott's. Slow bit Inexorable Jnstlee. In October, 1900. Tietro Giaconi and Marie Bonelli were tried at Kouie or a charge of sextuple murder by poi soning committed 31 years before. It England Eugene Aram was hanged foi the murder of Clarke 14 years after the offense. A man named Home was ex ecuted for the murder of his child in the eighteenth century no les3 than 3Z years after the offense. There is alsc the well known case of Governor Wall who was executed in l!2 for a murder committed in 17S2. Sherwar.1 was hanged at Norwich for the murder oi his wife after a lapse of 20 years. But Sir Fitzjames Stephens - recalls what is the most remarkable case of alL He prosecuted as counsel for the crown In 1SC3 a man who was charet! with stealing a leaf from a parish register 00 years before that is, in 1S03. In this case the prisoner was acquitted. o t h I b at Serloaa. Mother Why. Tommy, you haven't been fighting, have you? Poor little Horace Has a very black eye. j Tommy Naw; right nothin! Horace j was cuttin np too much, and I just i -pacified" him: New York World. i

Explained. At tl e hoarding school. First Girl What is the mattir will thee pickles? Second Girl Don't they taste right? First Girl No: they're horrid. Third Girl I'm t-orry, sirLs. but 1 was just out of hairpins, and so I took a fork t sr;t them out of ti e hm-h.. Leslit-'s Weekly.

And lie Wasn't at I! in D.-.t The thin man fnterti tl-? restaurant. And tus a tij:icw tfce : His fac wis I i----arJ, his c i, ks were suck He fcad the air cf a fasiimr monk AnJ plenty iatk to his vest. The eormands paused in their rr.Miay rmal And -i l! gobb'eU and sa:?: "'".'.t ?u b a doleful sp-c-r Lcrr? T! at cf.a '- i : long for this eartiiijr tpurel I 'uf it I i - ! - i tetter te litad:" But the ti.!r man opened his serviette Anti in; --iJ it under bis chin, A . i i. .,;.ial.v need ti.e Lili of fjre An-i i jil i to the waiter and said, "i'terre. I'll l.ave some soup to begin." I haven't a dout t that the soup was good, A glorious consomme; A quart of Cuid. no less. I ween. With a dozen slices cf tread between, lie put them out of the way. He smacked his chops and wiped his mustache And speared a radish or two. And then he ordered a porterhouse steak, Ueavy enough for a stomach ache. And a pewter of Bass' brew. As he polished them off with marvelous grace His wsistoand began to swell. But he only loosened his belt a pe? And tackled an order of scrambled egg And an ice cream caramel. He'd a Roman punch and a cucumber And also a pickled beet. An olive, a salad, potatoes palore And catchup and biscuits and onions a score; To wa'ch him was truly a treat. He'd a custard, too, and a cup of tea And a s'.ab of Stilton cheese, A chunk of pie and a rreme de menthe. Which he demolished with never a pant; The fellow was quite at his ease. To shorten this tale, he only stopped When no more food was nih. But the rejrular patrons were stricken dumb, For the thin man's waistcoat wag tight as a f-um. And he never made half a try. Detroit Journal. GLADSTONE'S SON TO WED. Young Herbert la Illmaelf a Politician of -Vote. All England is roatly interested just now in the coming marriage of the llight Hon. Herbert John Gladstone, son of the great deceased statesman. The engagement of Mr. Gladstone to the daughter of the Right Hon. Sir Richard Horner Paget, baronet, ha9 just been announced. Sir Richard ia a noted English soldier and politician. IIerlert Gladstone is the fourth and youngest son of the Grand Old Man. Photo by Elliott Fry. London. EIGHT HOS. BEKBEBX JOH-V GI.ADSTOXE. He is the best known living member of his famous family. Mr. Gladstone Is, as his father was, one of the leaders of the Liberal party. He is now forty-seven years old and has been in public life since 1SS0. Like his famous father and the other members of his family. Mr. Gladstone Is a graduate of Oxford. lie gained various honors during his university ctreer, and from 1S77 to 1SS0 he was a history lecturer in Keble college. In the latter yesr Mr. Gladstone contested a seat in parliament and has held it ever since. He represents the city cf Leeds. From 1SS0 to 1SS1 Mr. Gladstone was one of his father's secretaries, in 1SS5 he was a lord of the treasury. In 1SSG financial secretary of the war oQce, from 1802 to 1894 undersecretary of the home office and from 1S94 to 1895 first commissioner of works. Since 1S93 the Liberal party has been out of power, and he has held no offlcre. Since 1809 Mr. Gladstone has been chief whip of his party. The duty of a "whip" is to see that all members of a party are ia their places when an important measure is to be acted upon. The office is unofficial and ia not known in American politics. Mr. Gladstone's abilities, although real, have been overshadowed by those of his eminent father. He is a steady, earnest, hardworking man of great independence and winning personality. His few enemies accuse him of lack of brilliance and initiative, but it has always been felt by his friends that he has lived In "the shadow of a great nm. A Woaderfal Echo. Many wonderful echoes are known, but the one which takes the first place seems to be that cf the old palace of Simonetta. near Milan, which forms three sides f a quadrangle. The report of a pistol is said to be repeated by this echo CO times, and Addison, who visited the place on a somewhat foggy day. when the air was unfavorable, counted 50 repetitions. At first they were quick, but the intervals were greater in proportion as the sound diminished.

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ETCH DOGS Ever on the A!ert---A!ie to Every Form of Oppres-sion---Kept on EdgeBurdened Beyond Endurance Nerves Give Out. The machinery of a mill that tr i ids day and night has to s i t down now ond then for repairs. 1 is the same way witt your neives Overwork, close ap:d cation, ur wavs of iivinc' briny about Ee; ve waste that sets up symptoms various kinds. It may be failiut strength, weakness, lar,"or, head ache, sleeplessness etc. Wtatever is nerve force is lacking and t meaiis of restoring rtsts with Dr. A W. Chase's Nerve Pi Is. A great many people in Richmond vouch fci this. AmoDg them is .Mrs. Mar Veregge, of rumber 2'0 soun seventh street, Richmond. led , i says: "I was troubled with seven nervousness, sleeplessnos pnd dizz cess. I was advised to try Dr. A. V. Chase's Nerve Pilis and pot s box at A. G. Luken & Co. "s dm, store and now lean say my nervou system has been toned up. I site) better and I am cot eow bothered with those dizzy spells. I thick the pills a grand nerve tonic ard cealth builder." Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills are sold at 50c a box at deale s or Dr A W. Chase Medicine Co., Kuffalo, N. Y. See that portrait ard signature of A. W. Chase M. 1). ire on very box.

Lunch Price am! Dinner Pr:rr. Auy one who v.-til lake the trouble to cjn:iare iht? luiu-1: :i:iil dinner menu cards ;f some of the leading restaurants of New Yo;!c will make a rather surprising discovor.v. IK will ascertain that the prices on many dihes are cut on the dinner card from 1J cents to 'u cents. A gentleman whose curiosity was aroused by this singular practice to the extent that he went t the head waiter for a moi" satisfactory reason than the table waiter could advance was given this explanation: "You see," said the waiter, "the generality of men don't care for a heavy lunch. One dish and a glass of miilv or a cup cf coffee, with bread and butter, are sufficient for them; consequently to prevent tlictn from getting off too cheap we have to put up the price of single dishes. At d.nner time it is different. A man wants a ir.'.aiUT of d!-Ii es for dinner, and so we -.i!i afford to make our meats and Msb cheaper." "Hut 'o you tliiak that is exactly" "Honest ': Why not '! It is always honest to take what people are willing to pay you for what you have to sell, is it not V" New York Times. Why HIndona Don't Go Mnd. Why are there so few lunatic asylums and so suir.ll a proportion of insane persons in India V That is si question winch many a traveler has wonlerlngly asked. The Hindoos regu'ate their lives en tirely In accordance with their religion that is, their working, eating, sleeping as well as what we usually regard as our "life" in the religious sense of tinword. Everything is arranged for the; j. and they follow the rules now just as they did 2.0(H) years ago. This coustant observance of the same rules for twenty centuries has molded the brains of the race into one shape, as it were, and although their rites are queer enough, ret there is but au occasional example of that striking deviation from the common which is called insanity its. countries inhabited by the white race. They are fatalists too. With them it is a case of "what is to be will be" carried to the extreme. This has in time given them the power to take all things calmly and so freed them from the anxiety that drives so many white men into the lunatic asylums. Met Hla Match. That well known historical personage, Augustus the Strong, elector of Saxony, has furnished the subject for many a tale of his wonderful muscular power. We need refer only to one characteristic story in which, however, he met his match. On the occasion in question he entered a blacksmith's shop. To Fhow his suit how strong h" was. picking up several horseshoes, he broke one after the other, asking thI blacksmith whether he had no letter. Whin it came to paying the bill, the Elector Augustus threy a six dollar piece on the anvil. It was a very thick coin. The blacksmith took it up. broke it in Lalf. saying. "Pardon me. but I have given you a good horseshoe, and I expect a good coin in return." Another six dollar piece was givet him. but he broke that and five or six others, when the humiliatid elector put an end to the ierformauce by handing the blacksmith a louisd'or. pacifying him by saying. "The dollars were prob ably made of bad metah but this gold piece, I hope, is good." Manila Don. During the whole of 1900 no case of rabies was found in England or Scotland, and it is asserted with confidence that the disease, which had been present for centuries, has ben entirely eradicated. This official statement justifies the stringent muzzling order passed by parliament a few years ago and the vexations regulations against importing doss. - A few cases of rabies were reported from Wales, where the regulations were not enforced strictly. For the first time in fifty-one years not a single person died of hydrophobia in England and Wales in 1S&0. "

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Pan-American Kxporitlon Excursion to 1 utTlo. The Pan-American Kx position at "mtfalo will c'ose October 31st. The st coach excursion to Rutfalo will e run Octoler 24th ov r the Penn--t lvania Lines. Tickets will be sold -iterylow rates and w ill be good returnirg until the las day of the Exposition. Ihe six day coach excursion tickets to Buffalo will also be Id Tuesdays, Thursday-aud Satur!a s until October 21, inclusive, f fcririr only a few more opportunities k sic the t reat show at I! tTalo beI ' it it passes into history- Consult j i. ki t agents of the Pt-i n-j lvania I i.i lies about fares and tin c of trains. What's Your Face Worth? Sometimes a fortune, but never, if you have a sallow complexioe, a jaundice ri look, moth patches aLU blotches on tl e skin, all signs of Lie r Trouble. But Dr. King's New Life Pills give Clear Skir, Itosy Cheeks, Rich Complexion. Only 25c at A. G. Luken A Co. 's drug store. Rheumatism Cured lei 4 II our p. T. J. B'.ackmore, of Haller Blackmore, Pittsburg, Pa., says: "A short time since I procured a bottle of Mystic Cure. It got me out of the hoi s in 24 hrurs. I took to mv j bed with rheumatism nine months j ago and the Mystic Cure is the only 1 medicine that did rre any good. I j had five of the best physiciads in the icity, but I rtceived viry little relief I from them. I know the Mystic Cure I to be what it is represented and I 1 take yveaure in recommending it to other po r urTerers. " Sold by A. G Luken & Co., dru.'gists, Kicu- . mond, Ind. HOW ARE YOUR KICNEYS ? Dr. Hobbs' Sparagus pills cure all ; kidney ills. Sample free. Add. Sterj ing Remedy Co oAaToniA. Beara the 7 ,,,B hm ,3U nm km Bflugni Signature of Take the Popular L ow Rate "Coach Excursion" I Via the C. R & M. to Buffalo, the 1 list cbacce to visit the Pan-Ameri-jr an Exposition at low rates. TraiDs j 1- ave R chmor.d every Tuesday and Saturday during October. Fare only so ba to Buffalo and return, tickets gcx d for 6 days. Children under 12 years of age $2 73. For further information call on C. A. Blair, Tel 44 City Ticket Agt. Kindly take notice that Ely 's L quid Crf am Balm is of jrreat benefit to those MiCferers from nasal catarrh who canuot inhale freely through the nose, but must treat themselves by sprayinp. Liquid Cream Balm differs in form, but Dot medicinally from the Cream Balm that has stood for years at the bead j of remedies for catarrh. It may be ngod in any nasal atomizer. The price, including a spraying tube, is 75 cents. Sold bv druggists and mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street. New Yorir. Low Rate to Cincinnati via C. R. & M. The C. R. & M. has made a reduced rate to Cincinnati on account of the Carriage Builders National association. Tickets will be sold at one fare for the round trip, f 1,95. Selling dates October 23d and 24tb, good returning not later than October 25th. C. A. Blair, Phone 44. City Ticket Agent. ELEGTR10 PUS Benefit is Immediate and Fmil8.t Restores the Power intended a!l men sboold hav if it has been wasted and destxevei by Erressrs Abuse. Indiscretion of Youth or Overwork; doe away with that Tired, Weary, Restless and Mela" ohofy Feeling. Nerrous and Sieepifis Niahtn. WBack and Lack of Ambition. .Makes yon feel . freshed, yoain? again, and life worth living C'MQpieteiy rebuilds the Nervoas bystem. One be is satfccient to core most cases, c-cd enough co pri've its worth to tne roost severe, co per box, or fall guaranteed core r f e boxes $5.00. Yon take 00 chances, as we guarantee 6 L oxes to cure in 30 days or refund your money, wnich is proof that we must cure the ma;oruv cf onr patroca, By "at , ia plain wrapper, oc receipt ci ;nce. ELECTRIC PILL C0M?A?Y TS WEST jACKSOa STRICT. CH.CAGO ILL. A. G. Luken & Co., G30 Main St. Cbarles T 3Iaga-w,V 201 Ft. Wayne A e.

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