Richmond Palladium (Daily), 2 March 1906 — Page 2

THE MORNING PALLADIUM FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1906.

WORST ECZEMA i . DOCTORS EVER SAW

Spread Rapidly Over Body Limbs and Arms Had to Be Bandaged afldtJScalpi Looked Dreadful Sltfefed.Untold Misery for Three Years Better in Two Months MARVELOUS CURE BVf CUTICURA REGIES lftr too. who is now" years of aga, Then be wr yean ul s wDBO o wi uw immtL bM ba-aa to hava MWCron hit face. W Mf wY!P be wj wafiyeow around ue i we jr j aajuse ooewn soma! i rnl barf places, Out bo ot, hew; mm a parueut 1M Ml aad ibe Urribte. it wae.the wont At thnea hia whole covered, all but hi feet. I had nis limbs and arms: v bis Just dmdfoL I euwd many of patent medicines before tfrinaX CuiieuraTRsmedfce,all to no avatU "A friend teased me to try Ctaticnra. At last I eonambd, when pj be? was three years faod ttoxaltaezZj old. having bad te&ma (X th time, and suffering unttjd water J . 1 cegaa to usaJOI three of tbo Cut; ; f nediee; the Cutkura Soap Wpid a well aa tbe Ointment. He aa bet in two months; in fix moaths he taas well: but 1 gavf fcira the Quticura Resolvent one. year, posing , twelve bottles, I thinks and always used the Cuticura Soap for bathing, and do now a good deal- ' He wa four years old before he was. well, and his skin became perfectly fair When cured, I give you periniaslon to publish this letter for I am way lad to do good when I can. I think, lliave told you all there is necessary to telL" Mrs. R. L. Risley, Oct. 34, lfiQ5. . Piermnt,N. H. Cwi1U External m4 Istaraal Tmhiiit for wrwrj fltnuur, trom PUnpIc I Jerofula, from Infancy t MMMtng of Cwfcora Soap, 5c-, Oistncat, Oo BaaoT. at. Mi. ta fona of CboaoUta Coataa PlUa, Mo. p vial rMUairM, - Bow to CM Dfc&nrta xi "All Ateol U Bain, Scalp, UaU, add Uaada, PHILLIP THEATRE O 3. II JA 1AY, Lossss and Manager. Matinee daily 3-p. tn. Jfivenincs 8 :15 A. m. !! WEEK Oy FEBRUARY 26. A-MISS GRYCE MILLER. Overture. B.-OTTO WEAVER. Hand Bajfflncer. 0 BRYAlfr & SAVILLE. BlackfacfV-Qlmedy Sketch Artists. D. THE Comedy E.-0AL Illustrated So F.-HARRISOff BROS. In their yorigiprcd comedy, "The Old Maid &Mtube.' jft-THB PHILOSCOPE. "Through the Matrimonial Agency,' f and "A Pleasure Trip." Special ladies' and children's matinee daily, 5 cents, except on Monday, when each lady will be given a box of bon-buus, and on Wednesday handsome souvenir. Candy to children on Saturday matinee. , Be WSs. Dnnkv Richmond Xxport Beer. It.klooks good, it tastes good and it it good. . ";' Call up the brewery and order a ease sent to your home. ! A Beer like Richmond Export Beer is refreshing and delicious. - THE MIIICK BREWING CO. New Phone 4 z 1RHEUMATISM nuriYon's Uheuma tism Cur relieve paJoa la le. arms, back. ' stiff or awoUen Jolc'.a la m few boon. A Positively. eorinfVrdays. Cbatato no cvoiThta or dro to ! en th9 pMru b-jc nutmilxtn tho a. Id u CtlToaout all jrl;eu:aaU?p-jlJoa fin trja syera.

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CORNET PLAYER AT ? IS AN EXPERT ON TH - INSTRUMENT. OTHER ACTS ARE ALSO GOOD The Bestcsiass TJIH Present Sobix Bood at Oaaaett fUeatre HaxoM Kalis the Ctar. It is a real treat to Ug: die mailt that Saviile, of the blackface comedy team "of 'Bryant and 8aville, txnf paying at the New Phillip? io Vandeville, an gel ou of a coron 231a tones are of the beat and by comparison with many who try to play; the cornet, he is a real artist. Mr. Saville is also able to get much out of several other instruments and ' his appearance in a series of vests and kimonas keeps the audience in constant laughter. . He has as choice an assortment of kimonas as was ever seen in any one collection, no doubt. This blackface team is one of the best that has ever been seen at this house. Other acts on the bill, which is receiving liberal patronage this week, are by Otto Weaver, hand balancer; the Lynns, comedy sketch artists; Harrison ' Brothers, original comedy sketch ' artists j Cal Lankert in . illustrated songs, and the motion pictures. In announcing the bookings of the Qennett Theatre for the coming six weeks, the management lay special stress on the appearance of the Aborn Company ?s revival j of the greatest cf all American comic operas "Robin Hood." ' This attraction has been touring the! larger cities of the South, aid though the newspapers of Dixie Land are highly critical, it has not received a single adverse criticism. The Aborn organization includes what has won the title everywhere as an "All Star Cast," as this well-known 'management believe in general excellence, rather than having the expense :' centerd in one big name, to the detriment of the balance. As the Atlanta Journal says: "The cast is so well-balanced that the absence of a star is an improvement. Every member of the company is good, and the chorus is particularly strong, which meaens a great deal in an opera like "Robin Hood." WANTS A BALL GAME RUSHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL i . .. WANTS TO PLAY RICHMOND. If Game Is Arranged It Will Be Played at RushvilleOther Games. Principal Ellabarger of : high school, has received a letter from the Rushville high school, which states that, .as soon as the baseball season arrives, it would like to have a game with the local high school nine. in high school for a strong team, a game may be arranged. If played at all, the game will probably have to be played at Rushville, because the athletic association of high school is not financially strong enough to support a baseball team and a track team. The students almost all prefer track athletics to baseball, when , it comes to deciding between the two. However, a baseball team will be organized and if no out of town games can be arranged, games will at least be arranged with the Kibbey team. TO MEET SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Woodard Lodge Is Preparing to Entertain New Paris Lodge Wednesday Evening. The members of the Woodard staff of I. 0. 0. F. lodge are requested to meet at the hall Sunday afternoon at two o'clock in order to drill. The local lodge will entertain the New Paris lodge Wednesday evening and it is preparing for this event.

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J THE BACKBONE.

Its nislorr LlnUctl With a Theory ol ' Aslmul Involution. '.4 M 'J.'-. ...... w Tbo history of tLe backbone, like- that of most lic?, i? uot tikact'Jcr a'majestic upward ivo!utiDU. It ha.5 lt3 tmgedies and it uelini, k,. IU Jioios ,anJ failures. In tbe ' water alorij our seashore lire creature, souri fi-oiigi or licbenllk5TTr others'" ' wiih' atrang ' bulblike bo2Ie: frowfc g'pn t!iseul "-.of; long stalk U ? Bat thcy bald a jBcrof from the crabs and suill wbldb crawl about, cad vrliea tle tlsjlies. brush against them rlf: their." poor,- luU ocais pnlVj knew It they jmliht, clalnV til blood sbrotherhood. When they were young, for a little while a gristly cord was theirs also, but this, with all the hopes that such a beginning brings, of fiih. of bird, of man eren. soon melted away, and there they nod and, away, ra the watery currents, Bvr to know of the opportunity wblh im tare haa snatched from them why. who ean tell? In sharks th baokbona haa beoom Jeiated aa4 flexible and a rude kind of skull ia tRWMcnt, bat stUI mara Cnportant Is the preaene of fovr ff.vbtfoh snrtpoad to tlj fowr imps f E4Birf aitd to taa wtaca aad kjps of blrda, . cMriwaM baaavet-Qke akeletaaa prcrtagf tb ialleate sQla. and rt tt protebla fiat this exlatad tenj befom the Baabs ppfff : AH ta tUl vtwmim&i la fba higher fiatws bona repdaj the caTtUajau aivi wiwern th lowly tadpoJa. 'ftafchke at first. swAnrmhaa ahoat by means of tbe ftn airavnd hla tall, peace forth bin Uop and ct-'nabs upon titBs fend our skeleton ia weU.oa Ma way backward. Strvt'.iea of oM took to traea. Their bakbon ftrew,laa flaxlhte aa that they miaiit safely sal through tha air, feathers replaced aealea, two fingers of each baud were lost. and ob from en eh foot, teeth disappeared, a beak of born proved beat jnteittgene increased and th 9 forehead rose "high and behold a bird? Outing Magazine. BATTLE OF MARATHON. Th Moat Doialr Dar a ta Blaw The' sihgie day. la th world's history Which was fraught with tbe most tremendous consequences to mankind was the day on which' the battle of Marathon was fought The hajulfuJ of tiny states that Inhabited Greece had developed faculties which , Indicated ,; that man had . advanced another stage . toward tbe highest ideals. Foremost among. those II ttle nations was Athena, which state, too, contained the germs of human freedom. It was tbe forerunner of the democracies of the world. But the very existence of Athens and Greece was threatened by the huge barbaric empire of Persia. Darius had sent out his hordes of warriors to add the Grecian states to his vast dominions. Face to face his forces met the Athenians on the plains of Marathon. Hitherto invincible in the field, the Persians looked upon the little army opposed to them with contempt. The Greeks themselves hesitated to hazard a battle with the conquerors of the world. Their generals debated the question, and the decision to fight the Persians was caused by the eloquence of the Immortal Mlltiades. He led his 10,000 Greeks against the Persian host and gained a decisive victory. Tbe glorious day of Marathon beat back the advancing tide of eastern despotism anil barbarism and saved the freedom and civilization of the western world. Pearson's Weekly. A Klna' Rue. Alfonso, king of Aragon, was one day examining the different articles in his jeweler's shop In company with many ladies of hi court. He had scarcely left the house when tbe jeweler missed a diamond of great value and ran after him, complaining of the theft. -The king, not willing publicly to disgrace any of his attendants, commanded a large basin full of sand to be brought him. Into which he directed each person to put in the hand clinched and to draw it out fiat. By this means the diamond was left In the sand, unknown by whom. Calcium. , ' Calcium was first made In minute quantities by Humphry , Davy. , In the new process chloride of calcium Is placed in a receptacle and fused by electrolysis. An iron cathode forms a basis upon which the molten calcium deposits itself, and the once rare metal builds itself up Into an Irregular rod resembling a cabbage stalk. When the stalk has grown to the right length it la chipped off and dipped in .paraffin wax to preserve It from the action of the air. Three St ran are ud Remarkable Men. As Dumas, the grandfather, j prided himself r more upon his wonderful strength and skill hi. athletics than his generalship, as Dumas the second prided himself more upon his knowledge of cookery than the authorship of "The Three Musketeers," so Dumas the third prided himself more upon hi knowledge of art than upon the writing of "La Dame aux Camelias. .They were three strange and remarkable men. At Their Own Expense. Do you Joke writers ever make jokes at your own expense?" "For the first few years all our jokes are made that way. After that, If we're lucky, we get paid for 'em Cleveland Leader. . The Bargmln. "You ought to take this horse,, said the dealer. "He Is a bargain." -' "Well, then. I don't want him." said the customer. "I want something to drive, and I never could drive a bargain ; ;..?' , : ; The most manifest sign of wisdom la a continual cheerfulness. Montaigne.

t A:? a The- pdwir thir: gives ( you life and motion is. the nerve force, or nerve fluid, locairil in the nerve cells of : the brain," -.and 'sent oit through the , nerves to the various crms. I If k you are tired, nervous, irritable, 'cnnnot sleep ; have headache feel stuffy dull and melancholy, or have neuralgia, rheumatism, backache, periodical pains, incKgestkan, dys-' ; pepsia, atomach trouble, or the " kidneys and lirtr as inactive, your fctfe-airrcct ts wtalfc. ; Poer-pipdrjCRDg' ivtl b iveedtd ; 9omtixas to sbecrcaM nrv eoeffgyruejatiben tft nerves. Dr. MB iacSOTtiva Norrirre th fat! yo nrd. U fore, ssd nstoBMS ritaHty. t ) xxua Pkcne2S2. HADLET BBOS. IT0TIC3 TO 8ZUSPE38. On and after Monday, February 23, the E. 8. & I. and the I. k B. traetiea lines will have two tsvp trains leaving lchxnond forandianapolis as followsl 5:30 a. and 11:30 a. m. Tisl guasRes prompt . shipment on dlMiceived. Shipments for 5 :30 a. m. ear must be in freight house the evening before. Richmond Street & Interurban Co. A Gordon, "Asst. Supt. 26-w Heavy, impure blood makes a muddy, pimply 'complexion, headaches, nausea, indigestion. Thin blood makes you weak, pale, sickly. Burdock Blood Bitters makes the blood rich, red, pure restores perfect health. Stops itching instantly. Cures piles, eczema, salt rheum, tetter, itch, hives, herpes, scabies Doan's Oint ment. At any drug store. PETALUMA INCUBATORS. To parties interested in the poultry raising industry to anthe ceinounee that we. are ebrated Petaluma tors and Brooders. These go won the gold medal awardsat th St. Louis and We also have meat meal, Portland expositions. Darling's meat scraps blood meal and chick foods. We also carfafalfa, cut clover, hen mash and aQfulllufe of mixed grains (for chickens, flrotts and Internationa poultry anK stock food. We carry the largest line of garden seed and onion sets in the city. Headquarters for all kinds of field, seeds, veg0" bles and lawn fertilizer, etc. Call and see us at 9li Main street. . W. HILL & CO. ; 'i. ,i (Sreen or Black Directions -One teaspoonful for two cups. Add absolutely Boiling Water. Steep five minutes. Do not Boil these teas. ABB SOLD LOOSE OS IN SEAL ED PACKETS BY GEEAT ATLAU TIG ft PAOmO TEA CO, 727 UAHf . rpU3USns9 BY AUTHORITY OFM

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