Richmond Palladium (Daily), 24 October 1904 — Page 2

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RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2ir

MARKED REVIVAL IfJ BUSINESS

CAME WITH SUDDENNESS AND STRENGTH ASTONISHING

It is just a common cold, people say, 1 Litre's no danger in that. Admitting their tlateinent, then there are uncommon colds, tclds which are dangerous; for many a fatal sickness begins with a cold. If we could tell the common cold from the unc cmmon we could feel quite safe. But we tfcn't. The uncommon variety is rarely atxojpiized until it has fastened its hold on iht lungs, and there are symptoms of coaromplion. m At the first symptoms the careful person will heed the warning: by taking a mild laxative ; some vegetable pill that will not disturb the system or cause griping. About tbebest is "Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets." If the cold starts with a cough, and it jrsists then fome local treatment for this c ondition should be taken. A well known fallerative extract, which has been highly it commended by thousands of users, is In. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. This tonic compound is composed of an extract of root and herbs and has a soothing effect upon the mucous membrane, fcllays the irritation and at the same time veiks in the proper and reasonable way, bl the seat of the trouble the stagnated or poisoned blood. It contains no alcohol to shrivel up the Yiltod corpuscles, but makes pure rich red blood. Dr. Pierce's iooo-page illustrated book, "The Common Sense Medical Adviser," is ftnt free in paper covers on receipt of 21 ore-cent stamps to pay cost of mailing only. Fir 31 stamps the cloth-bound volume will ie f-ent. 1008 pages. It was formerly sold Hi ii.50 per copy. Address Dr. R. V. Jacrce, Buffalo, N. Y,

, BLAZE AWAY Who cares? I'm fortified with an "El trado" laundered collar, 'The kind bat don't melt down."

HENRY CLWES & COMPANY

Genuine and Widespread ImprovementSo Say Some of the Famous Bankers.

The Eldorado steam Laundrv

Ko. 18 North Ninth St.

J3iione 147

Ricl)ttccd. Indian

Harness For Show and harness for eve'y day use mean a difference in quality in some makes here they are identical in strength and durability. More style, of course, in fncy driving harness, but all our harness is made from good

st ck, 'and every set maintains our reputation as to workmanship and finish. All sorts of horse equipments at very moderate prices - - " ' "

The Wiggins Co.

REOPENED

The Schneider?

r Carriage

Factory ,

New York, October 22. A marked revival of the speculative spirit lias set in. It has come with a suddenness and a strength that is almost astonishing. Such an outburst, exceeding the most sanguine expectations, is only to be explained by the fact that intrinsic conditions Avere generally as the banishment of all doubt regarding the crops, was necessary for the release of pent-up forces which sent prices surging upwards during the first part- of the present week. Again and again these weekly advices have asserted that confidnee was reviving; that conditions were improving; that powerful interests were supporting the market, and that in consequence betfer prices were to be expected. Recent events have strikingly proved the correctness of such views. The recovery, however, came with a rush that would raise serious

doubts about its stability were it not

for the genuine and widespread im

provement in underlying conditions

that, fully warranted the change. A

somewhat tardy realization of this change by the public caused the latter to enter the market impulsively

in order to recover lost oirporimny;

and, as is always the case; the pub

lic is rapirly becoming as mrreli over-.-angnine as it was over-depresfwdl Jess than six mouths ago. Such a. fharp revulsion of feeling is- uorrmT to be reflected in values, and" it may be some time before th market recovers its equilibrium and' sentiment: again and adjusts itself accurately to the general situation. Now that: the speculative fever has fairly broken out if must run its course until

broken by revei-ses, although it mvrsf; be admitted that no natural' hind

rances are yet in sight. ThV orrfsuTe

situation continues gl. and is improving daily, while the technical situation remains fret of weakness. The only checks thus far axTmirritered have come from big: insiders, who evidently are opposed to runaway market. This was. rasT quite evi

dent by the recent pubb utterance? j of Mr. Vanderlip, who undoubtedly expressed the opinions of the motet powerful banking and- financial Interests of the country in his, St. Louis speech. Mr. Yxrr.derlip plannly-

intimated that those interests .vere

opposed to an ovewrapid discfmnr-

ing by Wall Street ot better mtsfness conditions. TDe frankly stated

that in some cases such improvement

had been ovwdiscounted, and gave warning that steps would be taken by big financiers, to check the- sort of speculative operations; thai

WHY MOTHERS WORRY Did you ever hear a mother worry over a plump child ? There is no better bank of health for a child to draw from than a good supply of healthy flesh. Scott's Emulsion not only gives a child weight and plumpness, but it feeds the brain, bones and nerves with strength and active power. Fewer mothers would worry if they knew more about Scott's Emulsion. Scott's Emulsion is substituted by cheap emulsions and so-called wines, cordials and extracts of cod-liver oil. They can do you no good and are dear at any price. Why buy them ? Scott's Emulsion has been the one reliable preparation of codliver oil for nearly thirty years. We'll send you a sample free upon ntquest. SCOIT BOWX,4l'urI Street, S-am Vwk.

RAGGED BLOOMS TOO VULGAR

DEATH KNELL OF THE CHRYS ANTHEMUMS HAS BEEN SOUNDED.

VIOLETS HAVE THE

Geraniums Are Also the Mode Roses Are Out of Date..

brought the "boom" of 1902 to an untimely end. This attitude of hopelessness, thoroughly mixed with conservativeisiu, is eminently sounJT genuine and understandable. Nobod j will accuse the financiers with who-fii; 3fr. Vanderfip is connected of

bemgr pfcilanthropiMTs, lliey are:

shrevsd", hard-headed brrsiness men aftarrwoit. A po.-d-lundieon addition

intent solely upon farrynrtg out suc- rr, srrdenia. neUiiur Mufilr amonor

mile blue violets. An wrehid, violet

Sew York, October 23. It' all settled and fired. Fashion arranged it. 3he knell of the chrysantlienvrmi as a buttonhole ornament lias- sounded. To wear one of the great shaggy blossoms on one's coat J a pel now

stamps or.v as in bad form. Fashion

has even raale the decree more pro noimcel. AV male being who decks

himself with? ue r more ehrysanthe-f!

munis in tlnwv the autnmn time 'oCji 94T is vulgm MTime was wen the' ambition of the r'

callow college swell was a ehrysan-i tliciuirm. He aped tire man of fashion. Now thai is ad changed. The man f fashion' wear Twdets in the monting and he wears violets in the

jn hifcv may likewise be used to vary tiitf beautiful monotony:.. This is; one of tile eliisnges: evident!" tday in 3th avenue aiad'. in Broad--wry. The fall fasfiion ini posies now are in force. Roses Vanish From the Street. ITereV what am ulVrap-fashionabld

iKrrist tvrho knows. all alout it' said! today : ""Xt gentleman ovgentrewmtian ev-a-n-wears roses on rlie street. That's, tr ivlic iff barbarism: iiu irMehr smarfc:

oak leaves and the like art? their imt

ura I aeetmipanimoms..

and orchids- divide Hi'6 street' wear with nioitisli I

The Cause of Many . Sudden Deaths.

4 m-9 w ttth Si A mere is u .- Has re-opened at 47 n. ota Jf'T COuutry most dansvrous Weausesodecep-

deaths are caused by it heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure or

J- apoplexy are ofteu

the rvsult ot kia-

disease. If

rvAtntin? and rubbeT !

T tiring a specialty. 4 f New work made to order. J

REPAIRING

AVRSVir K A Jk

nev

$ See J, ABLEY

$ 10 ; Ninth StS!

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MILLS H Y 1 - J m j.Rur4GEaco. m m N0.l6S7thSt- M

kidney trouble is

u allowed toadvaiue

theknlney-poison-e.1 11xk1 will at-

ick the vital organs, causing catarrh ot the bladder, or the kidneys themselves

i..v . mim waste awav een u i".

.ilniost alwavs result

,. .lerantremeut f the kidneys and

a cure is obtained quickest by a proper treatment of the kidneys. If you are feeling badly you can make no mistake bv taking Dr. Kilmer s Swamp-Root, the k?.:..!.. i;, .r nnd bladder remedy.

. .-,1.1 in u mill

It corrects mammy io ni scalding paiu in passiug it, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of U-n.g compelled to go often through the day and to get up many times durin- the nieht The mild and the extraor.rinary effect of Swamp-UKt is sk..i realized t Hie hiifhest for its oudertnl

cures of the most distfessxn

r rristS.

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Swanip-Koot is pleasant 10 1:1- anu uwan me 'vi

bv all druggists in htty-ceiii au.i frt.qU(Mlt cf buying oni

sold

1 ?i t.ti..c Vmi mav nave a

oue-ooimr wuiv.- ----. sample bottle of this wonderful new discovery and a Wk that tells all "J"both sent free by mail. Address. I r. Kilmer & Co.. Binghamum. N. . Mien writing mention reading tins generous

offer in this paper, l'ou 1 v mistake, but remember the name, SwampRoot, Dr. Kilmer s Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamtou, N. Y., on every

tetistu'iiy weni-jaio pians vuuru mc not facilitated by sncli fnitbvxrsts of

sjiecnlittion; as occurred this week.

A gradual, steady an weiS-sustame upward' moiremeiit is more Sir eousonance 'itri'tli tfteir plans-thars any sptculative rar;er henoe, neither th? sanity nor the smrerity of Mr. VaiMlerHp's remarks ettn be -fausticr!wIIn the latter half of tl? week prices reacted" consirTerably under free naliz;itii'frs. llilieral selling could be- detected by eertaerr f the big insiilers but suefi- stiwfc were

readily absorbed, and some or ine I Tie-rSTIJS: h:ie no part

leaders apparently Uk Vmvlc their j ('rirvsanthenuuns never now adorn

stocks tr the declines:. The veeula- t. euf fenian's buttonhole, and rarely ;

five sitnatiorr has not yefc rewelied tne p worn by geutlewiwien. Ihev danger-point r hat priiifs an? rrow I J',.v reifefied their-proicr place as t high Kat the tempttims; t take J i;t-.(.nTative church or, house flower.pro tits are enonnous, 1 arJ are o !;sfiir rolors in white; vefrt-rw and piiic

course-ibcrea-sevl withvvreT7- advance. i niv snv.irt for ehiircli- wwMiwgs al B

The pnlili'e is i-yraing into the market j mis ftmctions. Autumn foliat-e.

with rhcreasi'irg fore- dairy, and asthe bfg- interests aiV" not likely to Dermii any si-vious- reaction the irosjevfs are for an- exeelfent trading market during trie next few days-; Technically, f lie situation has been, louefi improved by the decline which begarr Tuesday and' lasted for several days. This was- what is generally called "healthy- reaction." It will umVonbtedlv coot oft the speculative

focer that was brewing and bring the market inter a safer position- for the next rise. One- of the influential elements in the situation, is. that leading baaikftrs have important deals and new flotations- in prospect?. As

!n wank market would interfere with

such plans, Hiese parties canaut well

afford to permit any serious decline, and would probably encourage a bult market within reasonable limits. On their side- is the continued improvement in business, also ease in the

money market. Railroad managers, who are in an advantageous position for looking ahead, are confidently ex

pecting a. heavy traffic this fall and winter; so confidant, in, fact, that they are pressing for deliveries of

new cars and placing additional orders for others in order to be ready for the expected: revival. , Within a short peroid our railroads' have placed orders for 20,000 new freight cars-

Tnthe iron trade the recovery un

been remarkable, at times almost

rushing into a. buvers panic so com

plete has Wn the change. ( ontraets

for nearly 200,000 tons ot pig iron have beeii placed during the last few days at an advance of $1 per ton. Otbr bran ches of the iron trade are

sharing in the revival, and copper, too, is in large demand at advene-

ina: prices. 1 lie nusinesr. v.vnearly all respects i satisfactory-, and if the forward movement can be kept within the lines of moderation

present prosperity may oe

;v..fin5tAlv Xothimr emiiu injuit

it iwmanenc more than a ''boom."

' Pond it ions in the stock market are

time f.ivomble to active

n nil sham advances the prudent

-.v.o,.n(n- Wl 1 t:lke HIS """

.hieh Avill oe

on the sub

A o-ood man

bevond intrinsif

market still

Yh let In nrrs foi

femininity. The bunches of vi-et it rlie eorsaire are varied Fy the addi'tfim in the center of a spra- of' liTfc-s- of the Valley r- violet orchids. Virtually no other- floAvers are worn by smart persons;. Delicate SnadSes- Preferred;'

The particular soft of viotfi isi cn-ite as important- as tfre Hower itself";

The Maria Txuise, a heavy-sjcentel. dmrblf violef,. amT tbe Ladw Oampl beir. which is- more delicate in shade I than tlie parmer hare the call. Panne, j

violets are about out of the market.

these varieties-having succeeded tuem

In prices the bowers vary accordin'? io the 3hops patroniiced. Fifth

avenue a-nd Broadway flosts tafcon. a bit upon the price, so that violets range from $2 to $3 a hundred!. Oreh ids range from 75 eents to $l..f0 each and the chrysanthemums from

$2 to $3 a dorn. The big ragged

variety of the later fitowvr Ls preferred and white, pink and yellow are the shades. Flowers never, tlie florists say. were in such demand as now. The,

supply has increased, but the demand has kept pace wSh it and the shops re prospering. The Green ferns and

richly tinted autumn foliage form the background for gay bhoms.

Potentate or beggar man may feast Iiis eyes at will, for the show is free to those who look,, but costly r these who buy.

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t J. ZEYEW &. BRO.

: Merchant Tailori

No. 6J SWain St.

Tb oldest sncTinostl rKabie' tailozr estaWiehr in tbe city. Guarantee every garmesi cz

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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

Xo oe whq is acquainted with its

srood .jualities can be surprisedat the

oreat popularity of Chamberlain's

Cough Remedy. It not ory cures

colds and grip eeeetually and pe-r-

manently, but prevents these diseases

from resulting in pneumonia. It is

ilso a certain cure for eronp. Whoop

ing coush is not dantrerous Avhen thiR remedv is given. It contains no opi

um or other harmful substance and

may be civen as confidently to a baby

ns to an adult. It is also pleasant to

When 11 of these facts are tak

into consideration it is not snr

nrisinir that people in foreign land?,

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as well as at borne, esteem mis rem-

hidily and very few are

m k idioms ! ' CAL.L. Olt PBONK THE QUAKER CITY

Fish, Oyster and Poultry Marl

10r9 Main St. Home Pfcwie 8S x 1 I HI I I I I II I I I I 'I I I I I I"

take.

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stantial declines. stocks are rellins: . . , 1 .t-i.i i-iiti

- . l-d theietlx et

seems destined lor a io-" l.:u:., nl-D nnv other after hav-

oTiiiiinailoii Miiniii: .v.

: nn.l " marginal op-

UV I'l'lll Hl IMi" orators is increasingly s

mg once uscu . y,L -

Luken & Co., and N . 11. Sudtiou, eor, 'ner Fifth and Main streets.

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Wrt. J. A. McCick. UacMer, JClMo. write

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