Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 70, 26 January 1912 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TEKEGKAJU, FltlDAY JANUARY 26, 1912.

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bWt Heavy Damage Diist ' Explosion Starts One. flTeriensl News Association) CHICAGO, Ills., Jan. 26 Fire Than y destroyed the five story brick taildlng of the Orrell Wall Paper Co. t the loop district, threatening the entire square. The total loss exceeds a quarter of a million. Fifty engines prevented the spreading of the flames. A DUST EXPLOSION (National Now Association) CHICAGO, Ills., Jan. 2. A mysterious explosion probably caused by grain dust, destroyed the five story plant of the Acme Malting company and contents and the watchman was badly Injured. The loss is a quarter of a million. The explosion was heard for many miles, the roof shooting high Into the air. Only One "BROMO QUININE" That Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. Used the World over to Cure a Cold In One Day. 25c. A FRENCH CALENDAR. The One That Was Adopted During the Revolution. In the French revolution the national convention adopted a new calendar containing twelve months of thirty days each. The Ave days in the year thus left were disposed of by making them "festivals." The months were named not January, February, etc., but Vendemalre, Brumaire. Frltnaire, Nivose, Pluvlose, Ventose, Germinal, Floreal, Pralrial, Messidor, Thermidor and Fructldor. Each of these names bad a meaning. Instead of naming a month meaninglessly after a heathen god, as we name January after Janus and March after Mars, the names represented the special characteristics of the month. Fructldor, for Instance, which Includes part of what we call September, means the fruity month;" Germinal, the first of the spring months, running from the last of March to the middle of April. means "the month of buds," and Floteal, which follows it, the "flowery" or "fioweral" month. Thermidor, which means the "hot month," is the month which under the republican calendar Included part of July and part of August The political significance of the word arises from the fact that the revolution which verthrew Robespierre and ended the reign of terror occurred on the Oth of the month of Thermidor, or, as we should say, July 27, 1704. It waa called "the revolution of Thermidor," as we apek of "the September massaerrs," and the revolutionists were nicknamed Thermldorlans." The Inventor of ' the calendar was Romme. New York Times. Saturday morning:, 8 to 11. Entire stock of Silk Dresses, to close, $7.48 each. They are worth two and three times the sale price. The Geo. H. Knollenberg Co. Amusements THEATRICAL CALENDAR. At the Gannett Tonight "Over Night." Feb. 1. Polk and McGlbney Recital. At The Murray All Week Vaudeville. At Coliseum. Feb. tS Symphony orchestra concert. "Over Night. ' At the Qennett tonight one of Wil liam A. Brady's attractions, "Over Night," will be the offering. The au thor of "Over Night" Is Philip H. Bartholomae, a young man not long out of college, who haa won unprecedented success with this, his first effort at playwrttlng. "Over Night" waa so well received In New York at the Hackett theater, hy the critics, when .it waa first produced, that after It had played out Its allotted time at that house. It waa immediately transferred to Mr. Wesson Finally Recovers Frca Nervous Breakdown Impoverished nerves destroy many Jtcople before their time. Often bcorc a sufferer realizes what the trouble is, he is on the verge of a complete nervous breakdown. It is ot the utmost importance to keep your nervous system in good con dition, as the nerves are the source of all bodily power. Mrs. Anna Kouns, ail Mechanic St, Pueblo, Colo says: '"For many years I suffered from nervous prostration; I was unable to-do any house work and doctors failed, to help - me. Remedies I tried from druggists did not do me a particle of good. A neighbor told my husband about Dr. MHas Nervine and he procured a bottle. After the first few doses I showed a marked improvement and after taking two bottles I was entirely cured. I have been 'perfectly well for years and cannot praise Dr. Miles Nervine too highly." If you are troubled with loss of appetite, ' poor digestion, weakness, inability to sleep; if you are in a general run down condition and . unable to bear your part of the daily grind of life, you need something to strengthen your nerves. You may not realize what is the matter .with you, but that is no reason why you should delay treatment. Dr. res Nervine has proven its value in nervous disorders or thirty years, and merits s triaL so matter how many other remedies have failed to i.rlp you. OeM by alt ewmHU w rot bottfte fa Ho to SowsWt your money to -rtumsS asiucs MCaiCAk CO sUfchert, m.

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Price SO cents. FoRter-Mllburn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the Uolted States. Remember the name Down's and take no other. Brady's own theater, The Playhouse, where it finished out the balance of last season continuing well into the summer, when the hot weather put an end to things theatrical on Broadway. Early this season Mr. Brady produced the play in Chicago at the Princess theater, and "Over Night" again demonstrated its ability not only as a mirth producer but as a drawing card as well since it remained there for more than three months. The experience with the New York critics was duplicated for they declared it to be an extremely funny play and it attracted overflowing houses throughout the entire engagement. At the Murray. Apdale and bis trained animals appearing at the Murray this week is an act that is sure to please all, whether they are interested in dumb animals or not. Here is a collection consisting of bears, dogs, monkeys and an ant eater. There is not a dull moment in the act and it is wondesful to watch Apdale and to note how each command is -Obeyed. The bears are finely trained and for such cumbersome beasts they perform their little stunts with the same eiacrity -and precision that the little fox terrior displays. The monkeys are funny and the South American ant eater is clever. This animal is considered the hardest to train In all the world. Apda-e's act is one that probably will not be duplicated this season. The other acts on the bill are first class and very pleasing. Gotchell and Meodra put on a little singing sketch that is clever. Testing Coins. There goes another man suffering from degeneration of public manners," said the clerk in an aggrieved tone "I gave him five pieces of sliver in making change, and he tested every one of them to see if it was counter felt right before my eyes. It is only lately that people who buy bave go', rude enough to do that Clerks always did ft with coin that customers gnv them, but that was a prerogative o: the trade. For the customer to assuru the same privilege is a usurpation o ancient rights. The worst of it J most people nowadays are pretty gooc' judges of bad money, and every littl while n coin Is refused because it I counterfeit The only way tradesme can tench customers the respect dn them is to turn their own backs whetesting money. That has always beethe custom in England. No tradesnmi over there would dnro fillip a coiu un der a customer's nose, and as a con sequence no customer has ever taker, that liberty with him." New Yor' Press. Tennyson and His Pipe. Tennyson was an unwavering devo tee of the clay pipe. "I take my pipe." he wrote to a friend in 1842. "and the muse descends in the fume, not like your modern ladies, who shriek at a plle as if they saw a 'splackmuck' " "splackmnck" being the word which the dwellers In Brobdlngnag applied tc a man. When invited on a visit to Mr. Gladstone in 1S76 Tennyson wrote. "As you are good enough to say that you will manage anything rather than lose my visit will you manage that 1 can hare my pipe in my own room whenever I like?" London Chronicle. Net His Fault "Before we were married," the poet's wife complained, "you often aaid that you would never be able to do your best work until yon could sit nnd hold my hand while you courted the muse." "Yes. I know I said it." "And now you can't do anything If I even happen to be in the same room with you." "Weil, am I to blame because holding your band la like clinging to a buncu of celery? Get the old tingle back into your hand and I'll agree to make the lyre hum." Chicago RecordHerald, Ashamed. "John, how much did you give the preacher when we were married T Three dollars." Three dollars! I should think you'd have been ashamed." "I was. That waa all that kept me from asking him for 50 cents" In change." Chicago Record-Herald. A Woman's Way. "It la time to start for our party. Why is your wife so lone upstairs? Is she changing her dressy "I rather think she Is changing her 'Baltimore (American. Nothing can bring you peace tks

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The Modicine of Generosity. Generosity has wonderful power In curing trouble which by any other means would seem lncurubl. The story is told of s poor blind woman In Paris who put 27 francs on the plate at a missionary meeting. A friend remonstrated, "You cannot af ford so much out of yonr small earnings." "Oh, yes, I can," she answered; "I've figured It out and know just what I can a fiord to give." When asked to explain she said: "I ain blind, and I said to my fellow straw workers, 'How much money do you spend in a year for oil In your lamps when it is too dark to work at nights? They replied. Twenty-seven francs.' So," said the poor woman, "I found that I saved so mucb in the year be cause I am blind and do not need a lamp, and I give it to send light to the dark heathen lands." Christian Herald. Told His Fortune. While crossing the East Boston ferry the other evening a little fellow approached me, saying, "Tell yer fortuno for a nickel, mister." After a few words with the young fellow I consented. He took my hand and said, "At first I thought you wero going to become a rich man, but It's all off now." I asked him his reason. "Well, yer see. boss, anybody who parts with his money on a scheme like I played you for will never be one of them financiers." I gave him another nickel for his philosophy. Boston Traveler. Eat less, but purer candy. Try Munnally's. Dickinson Pharmacy. it MEN OF WEIGHT. Only Three of This Notable Eleven Were Under 200 Pounds. On Aug. 10. 1778. General Washington and ten other officers of the Revolutionary army were weighed at West Point, N. Y., and the result is preserved in an item from the English magazine Notes and Queries. Only three of the eleven weighed less than 200 pounds. The heaviest was Colonel Swift, whose 319 pounds made him lend the next, General Knox, at 2S0. by thirty-nine pounds, but Knox was only twenty-eight years old. Then follow Colonel Michael Jackson. 252; Colonel Henry Jackson. 238; General Lincoln, then forty-five years old. 224; Lieutenant Colonel Humphreys, 221; Lieutenant Colonel Huntington. 212. General Washington, forty-six years old. weighed 209 pounds and was followed at quite an interval by Lieutenant Colonel Cobb and General Huntington, who weighed 182 pounds each. It is amusing to note that the heaviest man's name was Swift and that of the lightest General Greaton, who is credited with 106 pounds, 163 less than Swiff s record. The total weight of the eleven. 2.4S5 pounds gives 226 pounds as the average, but Swift being omitted the other ten averaged only 217 pounds. They were certainly men of weight and substance and a heavy team if we may compare them with a modern football eleven that might well challenge comparison also with our modern military men. "Jfuoll Cay" H Earn OrigbsJ tad Gtsslsa MALTED 7 ILK Tfc Fead-drfck fer LI Agts. More beaithful dun Tea or Coffee. Agrees wkh the weakest digestion. Dekciout, mvigorabnt and ssshitMUs. Rich mat, malted train, powder form. A sjmck hack preptnd m a mnmte. Take a snhstn AggsrIX2UCt?S. tZT Otkers are imitations. C. HAD LEY Meat Market 2S91 msCa (racras WILL COME Wtll Protect Yofc Against Less : ST POWi TtlSftts) PHONE 130. ' L I. O. O. F. BuiMksf -

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It Started Conflicting Emotions at Work In Her Mother. Mr. DeGroff drew a deep sigh when her daughter told her that she bad become engaged to Mr. Bobles. "I suppose It's foolish of me to feel so bad about It," she said, wiping ber eyes, but I cant help It l know it's a woman's destiny to lie married, dear, and I have always hoped that you would marry and be happy. But a mother can never lose a daughter without feeling deeply on the subject She can never help regarding it as an awful loss a tragedy. She cannot give up her little girl, even to the best man that ever lived, without .the deepest reluctance.' "But, mother, dear, I shall come and see you often. And you mustn't cry as If it were going to happen right away. Yon will have time to get used to it." "Will I? How soon are you to be married?" "Not for nearly a year. Bob thinks that" "Not for a year? What on earth does he mean by putting it off that long? I don't believe bo Intends to marry you at all. the smirking young snip! If be did he'd Insist on having the wedding right away. And I shall tell him so. You bring him to time. Clara. You tell him that he'll either marry you next month or never. Huh! IH show him!" Three Hour Sale, Saturday morning: 8 a. m. to 11 a. m. Coats $2.45. Skirts $2.45, Waists $2.45. The entire outfit for less than the regular price of one garment. Your opportunity. The George H. Knollenberg Co. The Theaters At The Lyric.' Irish plays were popular this week. The Irish Players were at the Gennett, and a famous Irish play, written by a celebrated playwright native to Ireland, Dion Boucicault, was reproduced in motion pictures at the Lyric. "Arrah-Na-Pogue," is on of the best known plays of its class, and in the motion picture cast are seen some well known legitimate players, including Mr. Sidney Olcott. It is a melodrama of rapid action, complicated plot and intrigue and is as exciting in the pantomime of the motion picture as on the stage. When the five-cent theatres produce picture dramas of this character they are on a high plane of amusement vendering, and are interesting to every class of theatre-goer. While this was to be seen only on Wednesday of this week, the management of the Lyric is to be congratulated on its presentation. E. G. W. A Little Off. An old lady was talking with a friend about a bishop. "He's a line man," said the friend, "a fine, handsome man. His only trouble is that he's a little bit bellicose." "Bellicose?" said the old lady, with a surprised frown. "He must have changed tben. The last time I saw him he was tall and rather slender." DAVIS OINTMENT Is recommended for Etzema. Salt Rheum. Ulcers, Itch. Scalds. Burns, Boils, Scald Head, Tetter and All Skin Eruptions and Piles. It will be found very beneficial for red or rough hands, chapped hands and for keeping the hands and face smooth and fair. Davis Ointment contains antiseptic qualities that act directly on the parts affected, and is composed of ingredients that are used by some of the best specialists in Skin Diseases. It will also be found beneficial for use in the treatment of Piles or Itchine Piles, and for cuts, bruises or inflammation. One of the chief causes of Pimples, Blackheads, etc., is Constipation or a sluggish liver. Keep the Bowels open with a mild laxative like Davis Mexican Tea, and use the Ointment as directed. So sure are we that results will be satisfactory, that if you buy a 25 cent package of each and use them as- directed that if you are not entirely satisfied. Your Monev Will Be Refunded. This offer is for one package of each only, so that you may give them a trial at our expense if they do not do the work. Would You Like a Nice Clear Complexion? Start in at once and remember you are the judge; if they are not satisfactory you get your money back. Price 25 cents At Druggists, or Direct. Fred C. KEELING, Chicago, 111. 5508 Frink St. MURRAY'S WEEK JAN. 22 APDALE'S ZOOLOGICAL CIRCUS OTHER FEATURES Glass Differ Features Differ but we can supply the shape of lens, the kind of lens, and the proper clip to suit your Individ-' ual need! If not satisfied with the glasses you are wearing today, let his tell you how we can change and Improve them. MISS C. tLSWEITZER PHONE 1099 92712 MAIN ST.

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hare to give up work on It. Other parts of the stone were soft, if you could say any diamond is soft. If a diamond is placed between the ends of two heaviest steel railroad rails and tben by hydraulic pressure the rails are forced closer together and tbeu still closer until they touch, the die mood wilt sink right into the steel al most like a key forced into beeswax. New York Press. COLLEGE LIFE TODAY. Studsnt Ideals Much Higher Than They Were Frfty Years Ago. Not only upon the shields of our American universities do we find "Veritas." In spirit at least it is also clearly written across the face of the entire college life of our times. Gen tlemaniiness. openmindednees, original' ity, honor, patriotism, truth these arc Increasingly found in both the serious pursuits and the plsy life of our Amen lean undergraduates. The department in which these ideals are sought Is not so important as the certainty that the student is forming such ideals of thoroughness and perfection. Furthermore, the standards of morals and conduct among the American undergraduates are perceptibly higher than they were fifty years ago. There is a very real tendency in the line of doing away with such celebrations as have been connected with drinking and immoralities. To be sure, one will always find students who are often worse for their bacchic associations, and one must always keep in mind that the college Is on earth and not in heaven. But a comparison of student customs today with those of fifty years ago gives cause for encouragementCentury Magazine. EZO For Banions Corns, Callouses and Tired Aching Burning, Swollen and III Smelling Feet. Rub on EZO and rub out all soreness and misery from poor tired out feet. Walking is "a pleasure; dancing a joy after you have treated your feet to a rub with EZO the refined ointment. Don't forget the name; EZO for the feet, the only real thing for making feet feel fine and comfortable. 25 cents a jar at Leo H. Fihe's and money back if not satisfied. Nothing so good for chilblains, chapped face and hands and rough skin, mail orders filled by Ezo Chemical Co., Rochester, N. Y. The Crisp Outdoors Invites Your KOD ABC Kodaks and Everything for Kodakery at Our Store. W.B.Ross Drug Co. Phone 1217. 804 Main Street. We Have a Full Line of Flashlight Specialties.

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