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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY APRIL 4, 1912.

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This Is My 65th Birthday

CHARLES LORINQ JACKSON.

Professor Charles Loring Jackson,

who has resigned from the Harvard

university faculty after 44 years of continuous service, was born in Bos

ton, April 4, 1847. At the age of 20 he was graduated from the academic

department of Harvard, taking his A.

B. degree with the class of 1867. Two

years later he received his A.M. de

gree for graduate study, one year of

which he served as assistant instruc

tor" in chemistry. From 1873 to 1875 he '. studied chemistry in Berlin and

at Heidelberg. All of Professor Jacfc

son's many years of service at Harvard has been spent as a teacher of chemistry, where he has risen from the rank of assistant instructor in 1868 to the Erving professorship of chemistry, which he is to give up when his resignation takes effect next September. He is a member of some of the leading scientific societies in America and a corresponding member of similar societies in Great Britain and Germany.

Meat And Wateh

There is one feature of dog muzzling which throws a side light on human nature. Some of the dogs that have been muzzled have been disfnvaroA in an almost ntnrvinc rnnditlnn Ownprs of doers who do not '

feed them but who make a practice of turning them out to forage arec: the sort of men who do worse things. Is it such a far cry from neglect- i ing dogs to mistreating children and women ? " There has been a good deal of dog shooting on account of fixe'neg-'. lect of masters of dogs. This is supposed to punish the master-- ( . But how much does it punish the master? -. - - A lot of this dog madness is directly traceable to lack of -water and i decent treatment. f The dogs are probably better offdead than in the ownership of such fellows but wouldn't a day in a cell without food and water help some of these men to realize how their dogs feel?

1500 Progressives. Earlier" in the year a progressive organization of shop men and farmers was organized in Richmond wit'fetrength which surprised reactionary politicians the state over, .jfowa,. called the "Hoosier State Progressive League." The reactionary politicians announced that this movement was spasmodic anf onTynad for its purpose the selection of a progressive for PrestdentSFpaftles. Others announced that the organization was merely a LaFollette organization a part of that senator's personal macMn'ef"" ' It would have been enonS:3Bli1rrganization had merely been any of these things but in the i,B.teret of truth the organization never went on record as in favor pf anbn man for president, wisely waiting to see which 'party wouMputTap the most progressive presidential and other candidates. The members of the organization are interested in what Woodrow W4lsoncalls "Men and Measures" the real progressive movement. ' - -i In what position would 'the candidates for office, for congress to tt ' - state and legislative offices find themselves if the Hoosier State Progressive league should call on them for their ideas on progressive legislation? A force representing 1500 votes is not to be neglected.

Heart toHeart

talks

fey EDWIN A.KVB

MENTAL MACHINERY.

Wisconsin And Ohio.

. CONGRATULATIONS TO ? J. Frank Hanley, former governor of Indiana, 49 years old today. , Adolph J. Sabbath, representative In congress of the Fifth Illinois ' district, 46 years Id today. Prince George of Bavaria, recently married to the Archduchess Isabella of Austria, 32 years old today.

MASONIC CALENDAR

Wayne Stated

Thursday, April 4, 1912, Council No. 10, R. & S. M

Assembly. Friday, April 5- King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Called Con vocation. Work in Royal Arch Degree. Refreshments. . Saturday, April 6.Loyal Chapter, No. 49, O. E. S. Stated Meeting.

"Tv littla snn had a tmv sevpr

berlain's Cough Remedy, and before a small bottle was finished he was as well as ever," writes Mrs. H. Silks, 29 Dowling Street, Sydney, Australia. 'This remedy is for sale by all dealers.

At the third lecture in a series on biological topics being given before Trinity college, Frederick S. Lee, Dalton professor of physiology, College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, exhibited, for the first time in this country, cinematograph aims representing phases of the muscular action, such as the reaction of the perfused heart to various agents, ciliary and flagellate motions in trypanosoma, etc.

f The Ladles Aid Society of South Eighth street church will hold an EasIter market on Saturday, April 6, at

10 North Tenth street. 4-2t

DIET AND HEALTH HINTS By D. T. I. ALLEN Food Specialist

FEEDING A CHILD. That defective nutrition is the cause of the failure of many children In school work and of truancy, la the opinion of Chas. A. Love, truant officer of Aurora, III. "Hundreds accomplish little beyond the fifth grade because they obtain little nourish-. ment from what they eat and in many instances tuberculosis and other diseases take the Elves that have so weak foundation." This Is the result of long observation. Children should have simple, plain, easily digested food. The habit of quiet, slow thorough mastication should be taught s more important than the three R's. No eating between meals should be allowed; little drink at meals; no flesh meat, nor fresh white bread, pastry or cake, and only good candy. The natural appetite for sweets should be satisfied with sweet fruits. It is surely as Important

I to feed .children, properly, as-

calves or norses or, pigs, ana'

general principles are the same-. Tea, coffee and tobacco and overmuch cane sugar should be ex- : eluded."..

Wisconsin has just had its presidential preference primaries. On both tickets the progressives won hands down. Wilson was victorious on" the Democratic ticket LaFollette won on the Republican ticket. Where the people had the choice it was a progressive who won on each ticket. It is a greater victory for LaFollette and the Republican progressives that Wilson won. It shows that the temper of the people is progressive and that they voted for LaFollette for that reason. What will it be in Ohio, the state which bears the proud title of "Mother of Presidents?" Will the Taft forces rejoice If Wilson secures delegates or will they say "If you can't vote for Taft let's have Harmon delegates?" Where do you think the broken but still potent bi-partisan machine of Boss Cox and "Charley" Taft will line up behind Wilson and Taft? As long as two years ago we suggested that those reactionaries who pretend friendship to Mr. Taft were planning to "put up Taft and beat him with Harmon." This would be impossible if there were a real primary in every state.

FERRYING THE TRAIN.

One of the River and Harbor Sights of New York City. One of the sights of the harbor familiar enough to those acquainted with the water front, but of never failing interest to the waterside strolling stranger, is the big railroad ferryboat that carries the Boston-Washington through trains around Manhattan between Mott Haven and Jersey City, and apparently this ride is as interesting to the people on the boat as the boat is to the people on the shore. They just run the whole train on this boat, and then In fair weather the passengers get out to stretch their legs and take in the view. As the big boat comes along with the cars of the train aboard seen projecting out forward and aft on deck from under the hoods you see the passengers standing forward for their eight or ten miles water ride down the East river and up the north, or vice versa, through all the varied river traffic close at hand, while shoreward they have that marvelous view of the lower city. The boat is one of the city's notable river sights, and the trip on the boat itself and the view from its deck are still as wonderful as ever to the unaccustomed traveler. New York Sun.

DEAD SEA WATER.

In Germany a government engineer

has devised a new system of canal traction, rails laid on the bottom of a

canal engaging rollers on the bottom of a boat, which can be driven by either steam or electrictiy.

Its Buoyancy Not So Great as to Make Swimming Impossible. In Jerusalem ridiculous stories ar told of the impossibility of bathing in the Dead sea. and it is even said by the superstitious that no animals or vegetation can exist near it. The truth is that if Palestine belonged to any other power but Turkey the northern shore of the Dead sea would probably become a popular bathing station and health resort, as the chloride of magnesia which enters so largely into the composition of the water would be found to have medicinal and curative properties, says the Zion Herald. So far as swimming is concerned, the excessive buoyancy of the water of the Dead sea simply renders it difficult for the swimmer to make much headway, but if care be taken not to allow the salt water to get into the eyes a swim is both feasible and enjoyable. The Dead sea contains 25 per cent of solid matter and is. bulk for bulk, heavier than the human body. In a ton of water from the Caspian sea there are 11 pounds of salt, in the Baltic 18 pounds, in the Black sea 28 pounds, in the Atlantic 31 pounds, in the English channel 72 pounds, in the Mediterranean S3 pounds, in the Red sea 93 pounds and in the Dead sea 187 pounds. Bird Eggs, Chocolate Eggs, Cocoanut Eggs, Butter cream Eggs, Decorated Eggs, all good eating. You get them at Price's. mar29-30 apr 3-4-5

YOUR. BACK YARD. ' - Do you remember or have yoa heard ItDr. Conwell's lecture on "Acres of Diamonds 7'

Conweil tells this story: j

A man of South Africa wandered for several years, prospecting over veldt and kopje, searching for a diamond mine. Discouraged by his failures, he settled down in a house. One day while digging in his back yard be came across a find which on development resulted in the discovery of a rich mine of diamonds. And the moral? Plainly enough, what Conweil makes it the need of conserving and using all your resources, however small. "In your back yaru." says the lecturer, "are acres of diamonds." While the prospect of finding literal diamonds in your back yard is rather farfetched, nevertheless there is wealth to be had. Take a look at it. Have you made of your back yard a dumping place for refuse, cluttered it with offensive rubbish? If so clean it up and give it a chance. Change it from a liability to an asset. Learn from the Japanese. When the Jap comes to this? country he is amazed at the neglect of our premises. In Japan every inch of the little holdings, however small, is cultivated. The front yards blossom as the rose, and the back yards grow half the living of the household. Do you waste your back yard?

Properly tended, when the spring comes it has big possibilities of garden stuff. Even a small space is worth while. A few square feet will bring forth nn astonishing quantity of table delicacies. Besides There is the possibility of beautifieation. A few cents expended for profuse blooms like sweet peas and a variety of climbing vines will do much to hide ugly surroundings and trans

form your back yard into a bower of beauty. There's wealth in your back yanJ if you will dig for it. We Americans are so accustomed to big fields and large acreage that we are only just beginning to appreciate what may be done by intensive cultivation of small areas. Dig in your back yard.

' ' THIS DA TE IN HISTOR V '

APRIL 4. 1609 Henry Hudson sailed from Holland on his exploring expedition to America. 1774 Oliver Goldsmith, the poet, died, Born in 1728. 1800 First United States bankruptcy law passed. 1841 William Henry Harrison, ninth president of the United States, died in Washington, D. C. Born in Virginia, Feb. 9, 1773. 1876 Articles for the impeachment W. W. Belknap, secretary of war, presented in the United States "senate. 1881 Royal Society of Canada founded. 1882 President Arthur vetoed a bill restricting Chinese immigration for twenty years. 1883 Peter Cooper, celebrated philanthropist, died in New York city. Born there, Feb. 12, 1791. 1892 The graduate department of the University of Pennsylvania was opened to women. 1911 Champ Clark, of Missouri, elected Speaker of the house of representatives.

Woman s Pcnver

Over Man

Women's most glorious endowment is the power to awsken and hold the pure snd honest love of a worthy man. When she loses it end still loves on, no one in the wide world can know the heart agony she endures. The woman who suffers from weakness and derangement of her system, soon loses her personal, magnetism. Her general health suffers and she loses her good looks, her amiability and

womanly charm. Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., with the assistance of his itaff of able physicians, has prescribed for and cared many thousands of women. He has devised a successful remedy for woman's ailments. It is known as Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It is a positive specific for ; the wekneses and disorders peculiar to women. . It purr&es, regulates, Jtheaa, and heals. " Medicine dealers sell it. No honest dealer will advise nF.o accept a substitute' in order to make a little larger profit.

XT MAKES WE AK WOMEN STRONG, SICK WOMEN WELL. . Dr. Pierce' Plessamt Petteta regmtmte atf ftrtmxo Stomach, Ltvtr aotf Bovei.

Shut Off All the Power When Yeu Quit Work at Night.

It is a great thing to learn to shut ; off the mental steam when you quit work, says Orison Swett Marden in Success Magazine. What would you think of a factory manager who would leave all of his power turned on after the operators had left the factory, the delicate machinery running everywhere, pounding Itself to pieces, grind

ing out its delicate bearings without producing anything? Many of ns do not turn off our mental power after we are through producing or creating for the day. We carry our business home, take it to bed with us. think, plan, worry and waste previous energy in all sorts of ways, in superfluous thinking, foolish worrying that produces nothing, but grinds out the exquisite mental machinery and unfits it for the next day's work. It is a great art to learn to shut off power when through our day's work, so that we can oil our mental machinery, refresh our minds and recuperate ourselves, so that we can go to the next day's work completely reinvigorated. Many men seem to think that they are accomplishing something if they keep their minds on business even when not at work, but they really ac

complish less than nothing because they are wasting precious mental en

ergy, the power for concentration, the vigor, the focusing of the mind, which is Imperative for creating purposes.

ABDUL HAM1P STILL ALIVE

Abdul Hamid is ave! The former sultan is in Salonica and has not been secretly conveyed to Constantinople. Those are the replies to two recently circulated reports which have told of the former sultan's demise and of his having been spirited away during the night to the capital. The latter report was merely founded upon the passage of a train full of munitions, concerning which quite special precautions were taken. If you want to set yourself a dimcult task it is in going to Salonica and trying there to find out some details concerning the physical condition" and mode of life of the deposed sultan, who for so many years was the political chess player who kept the diplomatists of Europe busy, and who was so skilled In the game that he usually saw 20 moves ahead, while the ambassadors at Constantinople saw but two or three.

Abdul Hamid in his confinement as . .-: "' i the prisoner of his people is enveloped in much the same mystery T., - ) in Yildiz Kiosk at Constantinople, and rumors and reports ucllm it ed, drew concerning him most of them inventions, a very few approaching the truttw

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VON MOLTKE'S METHODS.

Talk Stopped. Marks What did your wife say when you told her you wouldn't be home till midnight? Parks I don't know. Immediately after telling her I hung up the receiver. Boston Transcript.

Birds of a Feather. "What do you suppose attracted that dove eyed girl to such a man?" "I don't know, unless.it was because he was pigeon toed." Baltimore American.

( In one of its periodical exposures of proprietary fakes, Collier's tells of a patent medicine which was actually sold under the name "Humbug Oil." P. T. Barnum would have rejoiced to see this vindication of his assertion that "the American people love to be humbugged."

An Incident That Showed His Grasp of Military Detail. The parents of a young soldier, who was a private in a Prussian cavalry regiment during the Franco-Prussian war, became very anxious about him. Several battles had been fought and they had received no news of their boy. After some hesitation the father went to see General von Moltke and after a long wait was admitted to the presence of the great field marshal. "What Is your business?" asked the general. "Use as few words as pos

sible." The visitor explained that he wished to know the fate of his son, a private in a certain regiment. Moltke smiled, but not unkindly, and drew forth a square of cardboard covered with dots, lines and crosses of various colors. "This line," he said, "indicates the line of march of your son's regiment. These dots mark the distance of each forced march. Tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock the regiment must be at this point here. Take note of the situation." He said no more, and the interview ended. Long before the hour named the father was at the point indicated on the map. Just before 7 o'clock the trumpets of the advance guard were heard in the distance, and precisely at the hour the father saw his son. London Telegraph.

Health and Beauty Hints By Mrs. Mac Martyn

Rose: To rid your skin of that shiny, j

greasy, sallow look and make it appear charming and youthful, you can use nothing better than a lotion made by dissolving 4 ounces spurmax in pint witch hazel (or hot water), then adding 2 teaspoonfuls glycerine. Thus lotion will clear and whiten your skin, make it smooth end velvety, and give you a beautiful complexion. It costs very little, will not show on the skin like powder does, and. when you wear a veil, will not rub off so easily. This is really a wonderful complexion beautifier. and one which every woman should use.

lowness. After taking a few doses you will note a big improvement In the condition of your health. It is a great energizer and health restorer.

The standard time of Korea was made identical with that of Japan from

January 1. An official circular sent to the provincial offices by the administrative superintendent states that the standard time will be made earlier by exactly thirty minutes than the real time, and that 12 o'clock at midnight

of December 31 was made 12:30 a. m of January 1.

Fhoebe: If a strong light hurts your eyes and makes you squint, you should at once take steps to correct this weakness. Get an ounce of crystos and dissolve it In a pint of water. Put a few drops of this soothing tonic in each eye daily acd you will soon find your eyes greatly strengthened, clear end sparkling. No remedy has so far been found to equal this excellent tonic for correcting weak, inflamed eyes. It makes them healthy and strong and is" used by many actresses to make their eyes sparkle.

M. W. To permanently remove those hairs, mix a little powdered delatone with water, then spread on hairy surface. After two or three minutes rub off, wash the skin and the hairs are gone. This is a painless method, and after using the delatone the skin is left soft and without a blemish.

Mrs. T. A.: I do not think it necessary to consult a physician about your weight. You can easily remove your burdensome fat at small expense by dissolving 4 ounces of parnotls in pints hot water and. taking a tablespoonful before meals. This splendid fat-reducer is very safe to take and

will not injure your health. It will

leave your akin free from wrinkles and ffabbiness. No dieting Is necessary.

Ida P.: You can't be too careful

about the shampoo you use. Soap and

powders should never be used oo the scalp. To properly cleanse your hair and scalp without any danger of Injury to the hair you will find nothing to equal a teaspoonful of canthrox dissolved in a cup of hot water. Your hair will rinse easily, dry quickly with out streaking or brittleness. and take on an added lustre and fluffiness that will last. No shampoo ia so effective in removing dandruff, scalp irritation and promoting hair-health by keeping the scalp perfectly clean.

DANGERS OF FAT HOW FAT EFFECTS THE LIVER IJVER Next to the heart

there is no organ of the body more susceptible tfl an abnormal increase of fattytissue, than the

liver. When the liver becomes too fat, its action is impeded, allowing the fat-making foods to make more fat than is needed for normal symmetry. The liver, clogged with excess fat, becornes inactive, and, from disease, the nature of the organ undergoes a 'change. Constipation, headaches, biliousness and similar local disturbances of the system are not the least of the fat man or woman's troubles, for the rolls and layers of fat on all portions of the body increase, clogging other organs, paving the way to obesity. All this can be avoided, if the proper remedy is resorted to at once. Nothing ever discovered for the removal of fat Is so effective as the famous Marmola Prescription. However, from the same high authority, came Marmola Prescription Tablets, containing all the elements of this sure, harmless Prescription and offering a more convenient means for reducing to normal weight at the rate of 10 to 16 6z. a day, without dieting, exercise or resulting wrinkles and flabbiness. Marmola Prescription Tablets are sold by all druggists or the Marmola Co., S95 Farmer Bldg., Detroit, Mich., at 75c the case.

BRAZILIAN BALM "The Old Reliable'- is magic for

coughs, grip, croup, asthma, catarrh

and quick consumption to the last stage. KILLS THE GERMS!

Ruth: For thin eyebrows, rub a little pyroxin on each night with fingertip. Short, straggly lashes can be made to grow in long and curly if you apply pyroxin to lash-roots with thumb and forefinger. When using pyroxin, be careful not to get any where no hair is wanted.

N. B. K.: For your chronic condition of ill health take a tablespoonful of the following tonic before each meal: Dissolve in pint alcohol, cupful sugar and 1 ounce kardene; t,hen add hot water to make a full quart. This excellent system-tonic and blood-purifier gives splendid results In toning up the body, restoring lost appetite and color to the complexion, removing pimples, liver-blotches and sal-

Mrs. S. M.: Your complexion Is shiny from the use of greasy cold creams. If you will mix. an ounce of almazoin and 2 teaspoonfuls glycerine in H pint cold water, and use this greaseless beauty cream night and morning, you will not be bothered with a muddy, greasy complexion. It will make your skin ever so soft, smooth, and beautiful. It clears and refines"

the skin as no other cream I have ever.

used will, and is a sure preventive

against chapping, blackheads ana ' larged pores. -.;'

C. W. R.: Oils, vaseline and mer. the dope called "hair tonic" will nt. . help your hair and scalp troubles. Tfcr. best remedy for ridding your scalp of dandruff, itching and stopping your hair from coming out is made by mix--

ing togctner i ounce quinzoin, pinf alcohol and x pint cold water. This dependable remedy will not make' your hair oily or "stringy, but will make it soft and glossy. Used twice a week it keeps the scalp in a healthy condition and promotes a vigorous growth of glossy hair.

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Dealer Wanted to Sell

axwell Motor Cars

With the increased factory facilities of the United States Motor Company, we are now in a position to supplyMaxwell cars to this territory a condition impossible in the past because of the demand elsewhere. We shall be glad to receive applications for the selling rights in this locality, which is so rich in prospective buyers of a car that enjoys the leadership and reputation of the Maxwell. Maxwell is known as the most reliable moderatepriced car. It is backed by a reputation equally well known. Its records prove its merits. It won the last Glidden Tour with a perfect team score, and had the best team score in the previous year's contest. Holds World's record for 10,000 miles without stopping motor and records for economical maintenance. Included in the 51,000 Maxwells in daily use, are 9l of those sold seven years ago in New York State striking proofs of durable qualities.

Models sell at from $600 to $1480.

This is an excellent opportunity for a youncr mair ....

established reputation and good connection to enter he: - J

growing inaustry. Make application by letter or wire to United Motor New Castle Co. 1121-23 Broad St New Castle, Ind

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