Richmond Palladium (Daily), 21 March 1906 — Page 7

THE MORNING PALLADIUM WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 21. 1906.

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' 3 . 'itii-ntt-M ilMMttl Acgetable Preparallonfor Assimilating ttieFoodandBeguIating theStoinachs andBcweis oC Promotes DigestionXl;eerfurnessandltest.Contajns neither Opium.Morpliine norllmeral. NOTltfAllCOTIC. 1 J&VeafOUIIrStlffVZLPnxyiEn itmfJm SaeL" - ' ClntifUd Sugar " Aperfecl Remedy forConslipaTio n, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Fcverishness and Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. Li L EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.

AN IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY. , . " . f. Likely to Revolutionize Pharmacy.

a nArnr combination Df Just the rieht proportion of each of the roots of several Indisrenous, or native. inedicinal plants, or rather of the active. Tmodlcinal nrinciDles skillfully extracted fdherefrom by the use of chemically pure 'lttiycerme oi lust tne ngni nirengm, conf f tltutes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Proscrip tion for the cure of weak. Invalid, nervous, "run-down,; over-worked women. ,Many years ago, Dr. Pierce discovered ILhat chemically pure glycerine, of proper Jtrengtn, is a lar better solvent ana pre servative or tne meaicinai principles ifound ln our Indigenous, or native, medicinal plants, than Is alcohol. Believing, ;i n small portions, long conunuea, V vorks great harm to the human system, I. le determined not to employ this comii nonly used agent In making his medlt :lnos, but to use pure, triple refined Tfiycerine instead, jnow, glycerine is not raiy periectiv narmiess dui - possesses ntsinilc medicinal properties, being a noas valuable demulcent, t'.e&trnut,rltlve. anti-seotic and antt-ferment. 31nce they are non-alcoholic. Dr. Pierce's fjFamlly Medicines belong all by themcives. a ney are neuner patent nor ecret medicines. Their ingredients. are rioted, ln plain English, on each bottle rranrjer. , . U The exact proportion of the several ingredients used in tnese medicines, as iveil as the working formula and peculiar k processes, apparatus and appliances emI ployed ln their manufacture, are withneld i from publicity mat ur. nerces rnnHotarv rlorht mav not be infringed no trespassed upon oy unpnnccxrt imitators and thosa wk may be piraticiiy innunea. , WHAT OTHXB8 SAY. . . With Dr. Pierce's medicines you don't ave to pin your faith wholly to what he manufacturer says of theig curative itency as witn otner medicines. Mernary motives, the greed for moneyretting, it is reared, oiten leaa men, and fjvomen too, to put forth unreasonable , Claims for their loudly praised but (fnany times nearly worthless compounds, i Especial!? should the afUlcted beware of 'ihe" Cheap-John," free, give away, "trial pottle" dodge, it don't nay to trine with kne s neaitn. it snouia oe regaraea as loo sacred to be experimented with. J Dr. Pierce's medicines have a record it nearly iorty years oi cures oenina hem, embracing many hundreds of thouands of bad cases restored to health ,nd happiness. ( 6 ' , THEY STAND ALON1E ; n having the professional endorsement if scores of eminent medical practitioners ind writers, of all the several schools of i nodical practice, who praise the curative properties of the several Ingredients ir wmcn tney are composed, away oerond all that the makers of these m'edltlnes have ever claimed for them. These tre the more valuable because In every tase written without the author knowng that he was praising articles entering nto these popular medicines, the matter telmr composed for publication in vari ous medical journals and books designed Exclusively for professional reading and nstruction. l ne amicted can, tnererore, jely upon such testimony as tn every ri ay' truthful and trustworthy. A UTTLS BOOK ,. y been compiled, made ud of brief x tracts " from many standard medical (rorks. giving, 'but only tn part, some w oi tne many goon tntngs written by aaaing meaicai autnorities concerning he several native, medicinal roots that nter Into the composition ot Dr. Pierce's tedlclnes. Any one sending, by postal ard or letter, to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Bufilo,TN. Y.. and requesting a copy will sceire It free by return post . .

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M Forty Electric Lines Have Been Projected and Many of Them Will Be Constructed This Year. 'The Railway Gazette," a prominent road publication, contains in its last issue a complete list of the different steam and electric roads which will be constructed in this country during the next eight months. Hundreds of new roads have been incorporated, and work has been com menced on the majority of them, but everywhere the tendency is not to build steam roads, but to make use of the newer power, electricity. 4 In Indiana alone, there are nearly forty new electric lines to be built, or are projected, and they "will, when completed, join all the prominent cit ies in the central west. The Indianapolis & Western, from Indianapolis to Terre Haute, is one of the most important roads- which is to be built. This will connect, with the Indianapolis & Easten and may possbly run cars from one side of the state to the other before another year. A Chicago and Indianapolis fast electric line is to be built, beside a very network of small roads in every part of the state. - Well Worth Trying. ; W. H. Brown, the popular pension attorney of Pittsfield, Vt., says: 'Next to a pension, the' best thing to get is Dr. King's New Life Pills." He writes: ."they keep my family in splendid health." Quick cure for Headache, Constipation and Biliousness. 25c. " Guaranteed at A. G. Luken & Co.'s drug store. GETTING INTO SERVICE GOVERNMENT. JOBS WAITING FOR SUCCESSFUL MEN. Full Schedule of the Examinations ;,WMcil-S'cKEU Be Held at Indianapolis. Richmond young men contemplating an effort to get into the government service, will be interested in the following schedule of examinations which will be held at Indanapolis soon. April 4, topographical draughtsman for Panama Canal service and assistant geologist ; April 10, assistant lumberman in the forestry service; April 11, engineer and sawyer and interpreter, speaking Italian and either Greek, Turkish or Syrian; April 18, assayer for custom house service; April 25 and 2"6, assistant accountant for Philippine service. The examination for draftman is to obtain eligibles for service on the Panama Canal and offers a good salary. Ten appointments are to be made in the geological survey and the jna mi government is o tiering special inducements for that department 1 of work. Applicants for the lumberman V examination must have had experience in surveying tract of for est land, m scaling timber and in the supervision and inspection of logging operations. Interpreters are being sought for Government service at Ellis Island, I Y. in the immigration department. The examination will be based principally on ablity to speak and read the languages mentioned. We can prove agents make $200 ly, selling .our. newly patented msehold specialty. Wolverine Pittsburg, Pa. 15-6t . Constipation causes headache, nansea, dizziness, languor, heart palpitation. Drastic physics gripe, sicken, weaken the bowels, and don't "cure. po.an8, Regulets act gently and cure constipation. 25 cents. Ask your

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Mathematician on Indianapolis Star Docs Some Unique Figuring for the Readers. If a snow man should be built of all the snow now on the ground in the city of Indianapolis be woujd be larger than J 'giants" in the days when giants were supposed to live, says the mathematical prodigy of the Indianapolis Star. By actual figures it has been ascertained that there are now S4S,473043 cubic feet of snow in Indiapolis, which weighs 16,D69,4G0,SG0 pounds. By careful calculation it hts been ascertained that if all this snow could be gathered together it would make a snow man 80,347 miles high, and 32,139 miles broad. " And this monster man is now spread out as a white covering fourteen and sixtenths inches thick over the city of Indianapolis. ' In addition to this gigantic snow man many other things could be made out of this snow. . An army consisting of 847,204 men could be formed each man being about five feet high. Of this same snow there could be 1,842 monuments erected as large as that of which Indianapolis boasts. Never can tell 'when you'll mash a finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or scald. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil instantly relieves the pain quickly cures the wound. GRIP NOT PREVALENT Fewer Cases of Genuine Article Than Usual at This Season of the Year. "Not so much grip in Richmond thjs month of Marchas usual," said a physician to ; the Palladium yesterday, "though there is a great deal of sickness, most of it s mild in character. There are . many sore thrpats and many severe colds, but the old styled, dyed-in-the-wool grip is not so much in evidence. With the thaw of this snow there wll be increased sickness. When people thoroughly understand the value of keeping their feet dry there will not be so much sickness of the kind described. Walking through the slush that is - now bound to result will bring many1 people to their beds before the week is over. Have you weakness of any kindstomach, back, or any organs of the bodyt Don't dope yourself with ordinary : medicine. Hollister 's Rocky Mountain Tea is the supreme, . curative, power- 35 cents. For sale by RULED PAPER OUT The DePauw University Publication Fails to Get Postoffice Entry. Washington, March- 20.- (Special.) The ; postofftee department has ruled that the DePauw, the college paper, of De .Pauw University, is not entitled to second-class rates because it is not a paper of general circulation and is not published wholly in the interests of art, literature, or science. President Hughes inteceded for the publishers, . but without success. , . . .'rfiv-.-J Starving to Death. Because her stomach was so weakened by useless drugging that she could not eat, Mrs. aMry H. Walters, of St. Clair St., Columbus, O., was, literally starving to, death. She writes; "My, stomach was so weak from useless drugs that I could not eat, and my nerves so wrecked that I could not sleep;" and not before I was given tip to die was I induced to try Electric Bitters ; with the wonderful ' result that improvement began at once, and a complete cure followed." Best health Tonic on earth. 50c Guaranteed by A.' G. Luken & Co., druggisti i In the spring time yon renovate your house. Why not your body f Hollister'a Rocky Mountain T drives out impurities, cleanses and enriches the t blood . jind purifies the entire system. 35. eenta. 1 For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. Don't let the baby suffer from ec zema, sores or any itching of the skin. Doan's Ointment gives instant relief, cures quickly. Perfectly safe for children. . All druggists sell it.

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PALLADIUM WANT ADS. FOR RESULTS.

WANTED At 309 North Tenth street, an experienced girl for general housework; good wages to the risrht part v. 21-3t WANTED A young man with bicycle, willing to work. Bee Hive Grocery Company. 21-2t ' WANTED Good pay for earnest workers everywhere distributing circulars, samples and advertising" matter. No. canvassing. Cooperative Advertising Co., N. Y. ' WANTED A man, 505 Main street, llassenbusch's Store. . WANTED Desk room or office room Address "II." Real estate or phone F5S. WANTED A girl for general housework, in family of two. No washing, 20G North Thirteenth street. WANTED A girl for general housework. No washing or ironing. 122 N. 15th street. v r V r7t. el ' dish washer, 2a North E. St. WANTED Experienced men in j trimming department, cutter, seat j and top man. Address Peters Bug- ' gy Company, Columbus, Ohio. WANTED Board and room in private family by gentleman. Address H. P.-L. care Palladium. WANTED Situation, cook,' good steady man wants - situation. First class cook. George Fair, City. General delivery. WANTED $25 Secures a business paying $5 a day. Call at room 1? Brunswick Hotel. WANTED Good pay for earnest workers., everywhere distributing " circulars, samples and advertising " matter.. , No, , canvassing, j Cooperative Advertising Co., New . ....... - , .). ,. York. WANTED Agents, either sex, 50 percent commission, every house-r keeper needs it. Sullivan, 138 S. 7th ' :; v -'.'v-""'-'-' ' D Situation ;,; by , practical wi ITwai recomiaaea . nurec Pone 153 D REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Charles C. Smith to Leroy i E. Wickett, parts of lots 13, 14 ;, and 15 in Hannah A. , Leeds addition to the town of , Sevastopol, now a part of the . City of Richmond .... . ... . .$1100 Charles C. Smith to William r F. Wickett, parts of lots 13, 14 and 15, in that part of Sevastopol laid out by Hannah A.,Leeds $1323 Earle B. Huntington to George J. Knollenberg, the north ; half of lot No. 4, in block. E, , in J.W. Salter's addition. . .$1000 Have you painsin the back:,, inflammation of any kind, rheumatism, fainting spells, indigestion or constipaton, Hollister s : Rocky . Mountain Tea makes you well, keeps you well. 35 cents. For sale , by A. G. Lujken & Co. Cincinnati. Richmond & Fort Wayne Railroad Company. - Richmond, Ind., March 15, 1906. Ihe annual meeting: of stockholdi ers of the Cinci Richmond anA Fort Wayne iy will of the be held at the' Company, . 'in,..th of Richmond. on Thursdy, Apil 5, 1906, . at ten o'clock a. m for the purpose of electing elejenj , directors , and transacting such other v business as may properly come before the meeting. - S. B. LIGGETT, Secretary.

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WANTED There is an opening for a worthy young man to work his way through the Business College, Phone 210. 2-15-tf FOR SALE Stallion by Hal, DilHard three years old. For particulars enquire Jesse Schultz's saloon, 23 North E Street. Kiohmond property a specialty Porterfield, Kelly Block. Phone 329. ' 'tf. FOR SALE Shade trees for sale. Address James Garrett, -.Fountatin City,. Indiana. LOST Fox terrier, answers to name of Dan. Phone 1839A. Reward. LOS i Tll 7 tjw e errG2SNor t hl 0 1 1 fan d 915 North G, white silk scarf, two corners worked in roses.' Return to No. 915 North Cj and receive receive a liberal? reward. Valued as a present. ' . - . . : ' LOST A ixcket book between Starr , . -. nnA ,N4.f, ,r streets, $25.50. Finder return to 331 South Ninth . street,' Bud Staw- , naker. Reward. LOST A pocketbook with $2.50 in Nusbaum 's store, , Saturday. ' Phone 9071. ' v j--':':' LOST A pocket book with $250 in . . Nusbaum 's store, Saturday. , Phone 907 J. :t-' LOST A signet ring with initials E. B., on Ft. Wayne Avenue. Finder leave at 226 South Fifth steet, or phone 496 and receive reward. LOST An umbrella, left on 7 :30 car or at St. Mary's Hall. Finder plfease return to Bell - Telephone Exchange. . ' t roT xxtiu .1 T?'i?:i,a Columbus Emblem. Return to Richmond Loan Company. Reward LOST A silk work bag containing fancy' work, , on South , 17th 5 street or between 17th and 14th on Main. Return to 39 S. 17th. LOST-A blacky belt with a .silver buckle near corner N. 10th and A streets. Finder return. to 109 N. f Return , to 39 S. 17th and get , reward. LADIES v I make from $13 to ' $39 per week and want yon 'to have the came opportunity. The work is very pleasant and will pay you handsoro. ty f ocr ven your rre time. I tpaoic from, experiervee, . m I hai of made fld.00 in tingl day. , This is no deception. I want no tnooey and wifl ; gladly waq& full particularB to alL Address, ; Mni. W..iW; Mitebil, Box ,10, Fort-

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