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THE 1I0RNINQ PALLADIUM MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1906. PAGE SEVEW.
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AND STUDIES HI , 1 How To JSkit Nat .'ontfr -aso Iloraoe Fletcher published a book called The A, B, K, of Our Ovm Nutrition," la which he advocate Do right the feeding of your body; Nature will do all the rest for you aright.- After a dozen years of uninterrupted . experiments upon himself, and upon dojjs, cats and other anlmaU, Mr. Horace Fletcher concludes that the average human being eats three times as much as is good for htm; that by eating only one-third' as ' much and masticating It even i mora thoroughly than i by Gladstone's famous thirty-two bites of each mouthful, a ocrson is assured of unfailing &alth, strength, contentment -and IonEevity. in a wora, ne win nave anninuted the chief cause of all disease indigestion. Mr. Fletcher conducted experiments at Yale and Cambridge Universities, and made tests, under toe auspices of the United! States Army., .As a result of his experiments he advocates that people should ignore false appetite and wait for a return of normal appetite, which is indicated by a desire for some particular simple food, accompanied by a watering of the mouth all of which is good advlco, but ua great many Americans, both men and women, are thin, pale and puny, with, poor circulation, because they have already ill-treated their stomachs by hasty eating' or too much eating, by consuming alcoholic beverages, or. by too close confinement to home,toffloe or factory, and in consequence the stomach must be treated in a natural -way before they can rectify their earlier mistakes. The muscles in many such people, in every weary, thin and thin-blooded person, do their "work with great difficulty. As a result fatigue comes early, is extreme and lasts long. The demand for nutritive aid is ahead of the supply. ' To Insure perfect health every tissue, bone, nerve, tendon or muscle should take from the blood certain materials and return to It cor tain others. It Is necest ary to prepare the stomach for the work of taking up from the food what is necessary to make good, rich, red blood. We must go to Nature for the remedy, whfAh chnll hrt sstmnln but effoetivo. There wero certain root( known to the Indians of this country before the advent of tbe whites which later came to the knowledge of the settlors and which are now growing f rapidly in- professional favor tor the euro of obstinate stomach and liver troubles. 1 These-are found to be safe aniyot certain In their cleansing and Invigorating effect upon the stomach and blood. These are: Golden Seal root, Queen's root, Stone -. root, Bloodroot, Mandrake root. Then thero is Illack Cherrybark. , The medicinal principles residing in these native roots when extracted with glycerine as a solvent makes the most reliable and efficient stomach tonic and liver invigorator. Where there is bankrupt vitality such f. as exhaustion. Dad nutrition ana tmn biooa tne j ooay acquires, vigor auu mo nerves, blood and all the tissues feel the favorable effect. . Although some physicians were aware of the high medicinal value of the above mentioned plants, yet few have used puro glycerine in combination, or as a solvent, and i usually the doctors' prescriptions called for the ingredients in varying amounts, with alcohol. Nearly forty years ago, Dr. Pierce found that chemically pure glycerine, pf 8 roper strength, was best for extracting tie medicinal properties from these roots and 'that it gave added value to a tonic compound In restoring tone and vigor to the entire system without the detrimen'Well 'Worth Trying. " .. . W..II. Brown, the popular pension attorney 'of Pittsfield,' Vt., 'says: Next to a pension, the best thiug to pet is Dr. King's New life Pills:M Ho writes: "they keep my family in splendid hoaltb." Quiek eure for Ileadacbe, Constipfttion and BiHousiihm. " 2&e. Guaranteed at A. O. Loett h Oo.b 4ra st
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JU For Infants and Children. the Kind You Have Bears the .Vi? ilfr , - , Signature of For 0uor ON THE STOMCH. Iropr"ytal effect which alcohol would give. So Dr. Plerco out. hb what h oailod Dr. iPierce's Golden Medical Diseovery, one of the principal Ingredients, Golden Seal root, suggesting the nane. This preparation is of pleasant taste, agrees perfectly with rebellious and sensitive stomachs, and has sold , more largely in the past thirc of a century than any other medicine put np for like purposes. The test of the merit of a compound is its lasting Qualities.' Medicines that depend upon the alcohol contained in them for their popularity have never remained long1 in favor. i Dr. Roberts Bartholow, Professor In Jefferson Medical College of PhiladelJ hi a, a recognized authority on Materia ledlca and . Therapeutics, says of, Hydrastis (Golden Seal root): "Very useful as a stomachic tonic (stomach tonic) and in atonic dyspepsia. Cures gastric catarrh (catarrh of stomach) and headaches accompanying same. Constipation, dependent' upon different deficient secretions, with hard and dry stools, may, be overcome by the remedy. Chronic catarrh of , the intestines, even : if it has proceeded to ulceration, is remarkably benefited by Hydrastis. It may be given , as a remedy for intermittent, chronic and malarial1 poisoning, ana enlarged spleen, of malarial origin. It diminishes mucous in catarrh of the bladder." 1 ; ' ' ' From "Organic Medicines, by.Grover Coe, M. D., of New York, we extract the following : " Hydrastis (Golden Seal root) exercises an especial influence over mu-i cous surfaces. Upon the liver It acts with equal certainty and efficacy. As a cholagogue (liver invigorator), it has few equals. In affections of the spleen, and abdominal viscera generally, it' is an efficient and: reliable remedy. Also In scrofula, glandular diseases generally. bility, diarrhoea and dysentery, constipa tion, pues ana an moroia ana critical discharges." : " The Golden Medical f Discovery " not only produces all the good effects to be obtained' from 'the nso of 'Golden' Seal root in all stomach, . liver and bowel troubles, as in dyspepsia, biliousness, constipation, ulceration of stomach ' and bowela and kindred ailments, but the Golden Seal root used in its compounding is greatly enhanced in its curative action by the other ingredients montioned above. Each of its ingredients has the endorsement of those medical 1 writers and teachers most eminent in their profession. A little book of extracts treating of all the several ingredients entering into Dr. Pierce's medicines, being extracts from standard medical works, of the different 8cnoois of practice, will be mailed free to any one asking (by postal card or letter), for the same, addressed to Doctor R. v. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y., and giving the writer's full post-office address, plainly written. -i i In cases of chronic ailments, attended by marked, or persistent, constipation. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be taken conjointly with the use of the "Golden Medical Discovery," to regulate the bowels. They act in harmony with the "Discovery." and will bo found to be a most valuable laxative, or, in fuller doses a cleansing cathartic ciple of Mandrake-root, -enters largelyinto ine composition oi tne uttie sugarcoated "Pellets," in faet is one of their chief ingredients. They regulate tbe liver, stomach and bowels. The Palladium publishes more live news than any other Richmond paper. Many 'people' are telling the papei what they" have heard. All are trying to win the , dollar prize. It's fun to be in a eonteet, try it and see. A dollar is not to be shunned when honestly earned. Give as a "tip" yea sue wfe. It ye n)otr OeBeteew,
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AUTISTIC MARIE 'ANTOINNETTE SILK. The Princess Gown a Snare for Her Whose Figure is Not Lissome. Portraits of old time beauties are being studied as never before for the secret of their charms, and many of the models sent over by the best French makers this season owe all their grace of line and combination of eolor to eourt beauties long sinee gone to dast, and of all the modes we kve adapted XCaxU nteinaeUo is the leadlnf 'pf eture faefcioe." style wi to enthusiaetleally ehoeea by 2&a Afiss aeeevelt fsc posiaa4f a dented rogue, owes much of its great, appreciation by our modern modistes to their growing understanding of the truly artistic in fabrics. Marie Antoinnette is unquestionably, the most artistic pro duction of today, and, as is rarely the case with novelties, bids fair to be the favorite silk of ; tomorrow as well, and of all the silks that are sellt ,' ' jit t ii ' ing in sucii prolusion at tne joinmg but Silk Shop, in Twenty-Second street, not one, they tell me, is sell ing in such quantities as this latest product ' of . the silk' loom, and some of the most fetching shades this pop ular shop is selling profusely are the tender gray, pastel green, Alice TWO BELL BOYS STRIKE IT RICH CALIFORNIA LADS ARE TO BE EDUCATED BY PRESIDENT PATTERSON. THEY NOW HAVE' POSITIONS . , After Working in the National Cash Register Factory, Are to Go To College. . Two California lads who have been bell boys in a big hotel in Santa Barbara"; are to have their i chances of success in life vastly increased because of the interest, John H. Patterson, of Dayton,. president.. of the Na-, tional Cash,'' Register I Company, is showing1 '-m them. Wliile on his visit
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to, California, Mr. Patterson was at- attentive. to the wishes of the guests, traded to the bOys yby their smart- "Another incident is related in reness and. industry,, and so he is going gard to Mr. Patterson's conversation
io cring tnem n.ast witn mm ana give them positions in the Dayton factory. . Later, he will send them to college. The following story of Mr. Patterson's philanthropy is tagen from the Los Angeles Times: (Special correspondence of the Times.) .". . ' ; Santa Barbara, Feb. 20th. The Potter Hotel is minus two bell boys as a result of the' philanthropy of J. H. Patterson, millionaire president of the National Cash Register Company, who has just left that hostelry after a month's visit. ' Ms. Patterson is a eloee observer of young men
blue and American beauty rose the latter shade being exceedingly fashionable this season when color seems to be running riot. ' ' ' ' . 4 '-: Of course a good ; many white gowns ar6 worn, Jout , the day of the "white season" is past. Cut is everything in this age of artistic and luxurious modes, and the Princess gown was never more popular. Many of the handsomest toilets are . of its ; type, but the fit by the way of such garment must be perfect to escape being an eyesore. But let milady of over full figure beware of the snare of the Princess for it is not for her unless her lines are perfect. Side by side with the Princess dress we see the flounced dress which was such a feature of 1840 and 1870. Skirts are very full at the hem and all that have any pretentions to dres-
p sate a alight taain at the 5te skirls ere very long at SVey e eat eilealax with gores or with" bias seams Qae Mrex fSsee wSea 6si sleeve flayed in woman's " dress as today ' As to the length of the fashionable sleeve,5 it is short, of course. But short is a relative term. Women who go in for "stunning appearances have their sleeves off ' above ' the elbow,' but sleeves ending half way between the wrist and elbow are the choice of "the most conservatively dressed women who are largely in majority. In cut they follow more the shape of the arni than they did and are consequently mbv becoming.' The sloping shoulder ellfect is decidedly passe, and the sleeve is now so cut and placecl, that the shoulders" appear much wider than last' season. ' HELEN ADAIR. mires in a young ; man, he wants to develop them and make the most of their natural ability.1' ' : While' stopping at the hotel, he took an especial fancy to Dave Jones and Sam Amm', two bell boys, and has carried them away with him. He will keep them in his office at Dayton," O., for a year, after which he i will send them to college at his own expense, if they prove satisfactory while thy are with 'him during the next few months. : ' ' ' " ! "How much are you1 earning at this work, mv' bov." he asked 1 of , . board ana tips, sir," he said. 1 "Would you like to go East with me " asked Mr. Patterson. "No, sir, I am treated well here, and I 'like the work. ' Ido not know why I should leave Mr. Potter. : : Later Dave Jones decided' to go with the millionaire, after he was offered fiftv dollars a month and a chance to obtain a good education at Mr. Patterson's expense. And before leaving, Daves chum, Sam Amm, was given a similar ' offer, They are both good boys coming to this city a few months ago. They are from Buffalo, N. Y., and received their first experience at the Inside Inn in St. Xouis. They studied Mr. Potter's methods carefully, and were Willi i"'iiiri idu. j. ixm out-t-isoxn. cash register man was questioning the boy in regard to his chances, for future prosperity. "Do you ever expect to become rich," he asked. ; "No," said the boy. "Why not; axe not your chances as good as mine , I started in as a poor boy, and I don't see 'why you ean't make a fortune too " "Things are entirely different now; they didn't have cash registers when you were a boy." And that is how this bell, boy lost his fiftf "per" and a good eduee-
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WANTED Boarder, also roomer ts tmu aoems at Z9 fife VoVlTSS. preeisvte a pood home In family ox, foar. ' Pbone Ko. 265.
WAUTED Rag earpet , weaving at' ' ' ; t; " ' 113 West Tit th street. " Phone FOR SAJLU-Bhade trees for sde. 878. ; , . . ; 8-3t 1 ' Address' James Ganrett, ritbi WANTED Mnsie pupils bv an ex-. , 'V 'f ''' ' V' ' '' ; per teacher. . Terms three lessons FOR SALE J, SOlit 110 velt di$L00. Phone 1111. recieurrent doamo ta. first elass wVTF.n-i nlAA fnr mnn and condition.' Adam H. Bartel & Ce
wife to work on farm. Enquire 805 Sxmth Thirteenth street. Samnel Tunis. - - WAHTXD Wehint? for family or , Gentlemen: ' Wo. m& 1215 N6rth G. Phone WAHTJCD-2S Secures a business '' paying $0 a day. Call at room 1, Brunswick Hotel. WANTED Good pay for earnest ' ' ' workers everywhere . distributing eireolars, samples and advertising matter, . ,.No. canvassing. , Cooperfttive Advertising Co., -New XorlUt;,:-'.. . j v."' ' f WAi2JDAgfint8, either sex, 50 ;. pereent eommission,; every : house keeper needs it. Sullivan, 133 S. :7th'St. - u. .(, , y y ANTED Situation by practical and highly ' recommended nurse. Phone 153 D Dublin. WANTED There is an opening for a' worthy young man to work his way through the Business College. Phone 240. ....... 2-15-tf WANTED Middle aged , woman, de- ' sires place , as, housekeeper, praqti- ,! cal nurse or core of aged. Address ' this office. FOR RENT First floor Flat. Up , to date improvements H 16 South ! Thirteenth street. ' Phone' 626. FOR, r RENT Four, . room, , : Second . ; i Floor . flat. . Modern , , improyer ments.. 1237 Main, streets Phone 626. . .. ' , , , LOST Light gray fur boa on Main street. .'Finder return over 511 ' Main street. Accidents will happen, but the best regulated families keep Dr. Thomas'' Eclectric Oil for-such emergencies. It subdues the pain and heals the hurts. ' ' " - "- - NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Proposals for supplies for t of the Eastern Indiana Hoy"ral for tiie Insahe ftvr the 'moTof April,' will be' ' receiVed Jahe Board ' 1 of Trustees' "at tlVepital before 3 p.' m. Monday, Aiarcn iz, lvw. bpecineations may 'Tje' seen at the Second National Bank, br!at the Hospital. , By order of the Board, ; S. E. SMITH, Med. Supt. A healthy man is a king in his own right ; an unhealthy man is an unhappy slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds up sound health keeps "you well. .. V .v-- , .' iva LINES rflT rw Ro isi n 19 rt C. :h 24th 4r Return-llmltAprll 2df permits ten days' outing. Reduced Fares to LOS ANGELES May 7th to 10th. Shriners' ? Imperial Council. SAN PRANCISCO Jaly9:h to 18th, National Edocatlonal Association Convention. Special low fere tlcKets South,. Sou tb west and Northwest. ' For details about thess excursleas, fares to amy point, and particulars about Pennsylrania Lines aatsenaar scrvloe, oasals - ' i c w. ruita. Ticket xt.
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- (" THIS! - 1 - -4 . J 1 s WANT ADS. .nay FOB &AL&Caic ky Iir4 Une jsaa cU. Item, O DQ FOR RENT Seven', rootm ; flat, both . kinds of ' water, eloset, electric lights, otst 41 North u Eigkth st Phone 4S36. FOR RENT Store room with 4 room fiat on second floor. Newly papered and painted. Bath, eleotrio lights. Main and Thirteenth. Phone 026 and 658. -v - I f . FOR RENT Seven room flat with summer, kitehen. Closet. Beth kinds water, electric lights. ' Rent $15.00. Over 41 North Eighth street. Phone 620 and S58. -' ' FOR RE24T Seven rem Etc. Uaratory, bath cf pGav'Mo, Phone 626. " ' ' ' FOR RENT 8ix room flat, both kinds of water, electric light and bath. ' Sixteen and two thirds per month." Possession at once. See McNeal & Ketch. LOST A silk: work bag ; containing . fancy work, on South 17th street or between 17th and 14th n Main. Return to 39 S. 17th. LOST A black belt with a silver buckle near corner NV'lOthkhi A : streets. Finder return to . 109)f,N. Return to 39 S. 17th and' get 'reward. .L-iV LOST yolume I, of Fiske's Piscovery,. ofv America. Finder, kindly , return to ther Morrison-Reeves , lir , 1 brary and reeeiye reward. 7 LOST--Pair child's shoes between i ! Ryan 1 Livery Barn, South Tenth t Street and South A street; or west; oniA to Ninth or South, on Ninth. . Leav6' at Ryan livery , barn.- ui t . FINE I BUILDING' LOT- ! ' st -! We haVe for, sale the Ii'! Inest lot for aood house in.Richmof .J' ,t i W. H. Bradbury & Son ,A ,;l,it ' if--Westcott Block ee0e 5imnAY;PYnnn5inii. e uuiiuni lafiw uiiuiuii - e S DATE? miiini l.u mi Tickets at above price will be sold every Sunday until fcrther notice. , ' 'A ' -'' s .r THAT mdTMi vVWBSV SBS WHf M-'Jt SM4A MefmJuJ oa saayaSMMSr. u tu fAfSis. .fcrrRccjrv soot oa ttesssvto r'u i, ta
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