Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 280, 28 September 1912 — Page 3

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Oil DISPLAY IRE J Purdue Demonstration tain. to Be Here iWednes ... . i . Evening. - a ! The cnnur of North Ninth id At ctreets will resemble ai barn ya,nextf

Wednesday evening. The cattf andiacnes come irom a torpid liver ana

hogs, which the furdue lire ftocKfeloggea Doweis, wmcn cause your demonstration train carries Th It&tomach to become filled with undi-

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tile convenience of fanners wbl Hflinents like garbage in a swill barrel.

attend the lecture gi?4n in the Com rnerclal club rooms by the Purdsl pro4 feasors All farmers of Wayne counti are?

v. . i " W. some of tY.t Indiana will onstratioh of North Ni o'clock Wed i. t cattle and his in

cal problem -vill be dlscussef andFBt,"cl- luu'6UL W1 sive your conu-

i disllay. Th4dmf,trai8ntei "ou out Dy morning. They

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iV 4nlngr, ani thling good for months. Millions of men

lecture will foh w in tie CommfrciaHand women take a Cascaret now and

club rooms. I The problem of prJifer fee inf fo cattle and hogs, and (hp poll s fhlch farmers should look foe In hay?ng ;ljr! stock will be some of tie feature- pre.: sented in the lectures, f he ie ex perimental station hasjdevowd muci time and money to experiments on th proper feeding of stock, and the resuits will be presentedfto farmers.? The demonstration ' rain will; stop at Greensfork at 3:40o'clock cf the same afternoon the lecture is (ivea here, and it is expected that manf farmers from the wester part of th county will hear the leture there f Few, if any, medicaies, nave! met with the uniform success that has afr tended the us? of Chanfcerlain's Colic, Cholera and DiarrhoealRemedy. iTh remarkable cures of folic and diarrhoea which it has effected in almost every neighborhood hve given it t wide reputation. For sile by all deal ers, j Old Time Datijaciaa. . ,ti Swans are coming back into favor at dish for the table. This reversion to the tastes of our forefathers may lead to a demand for other ttelicaclea once held in high esteem. In the thirteenth century the heron, the crane, the crow, the cormorant and the bittern wera considered excellent food. But for some undiscovered reason the bare and the partridge were despised, and in the bouses and of the nobles neither was ever seeD. Another dish favored by our ancestors , was dillegrout. This must have been a special delicacy. lor the lord of tbe manor of Addiogton held bis tenure on tbe condition ot his presenting the Ling every year with a dish "called dIHcgrout. and if fat be added then it is called malpigerynm." London Standard,. -. i. ; The Wavkide Efcanomiat. '?.-

j$im0,'mm tell you what TtTdo." said the brisk woman. "You go out and pick

me two or three quarts of blueberries and I'll put some of them 'Into $ plo and bake it for yoii." ! "Lndy." replied Plodding Pete. ifl'jrV afraid you don't read fle papers r In desp days de producer of raw material an' de ultimate consumer is kickii" so hard dat I couldn't eeaslder a tnnsactloD where I'd be both of e at once."--Washington Stafe . ' f ' '. " ' Slander. : ft Close thine ear against him that hn 11 open his month sfcretly against another. If thou rectlvest not' his words they fly back and wound the reporter. If thou dost receive tbem they fly forward and wound the .receiver. Lavater. i, ' I Discretion; First Lawyer It seeps to me yon let that last witness down pretty easi'ly tn your cross examination. Second Lawyer I had to. H ts my tailor, and I owe him a big bi& Make all you can. snte all you can. .give all you, can. Wesley. TESTIMONY OF FIVE V. ptoves That Lydh E. Pinkham's Vegctab! Com ; pound 1 Relablc , v Reedvllle, Ore." I c ? truly racomynend Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound to an women yno f?""' through the Change of life, as t made suffering ithree jrears. " Mrs. KOtY 5 Boat, Eeedvillepregon.j H New 'CMeana, VM&7 "When x$sing through SSI . ltheChaiurot juieiwas tZZZtJyl troubled with hot fishes, V.v....i'-,n.y I weak anc ditzy shells i backache. Iwas notfit anything mtu l took dia E. Pi ikham's V. table Cd hpound wl proved wrtbfitt. wd in goia w ? ic. , -".v TON BWMfDKAt 1541 lymnia fcjfeiiNew ur vf ; ah s -anOc a. Ind. -' Tr) I men passinstiuough T?. j Pinkn&'s Veiret I Compound. I am recdaomendingitAallmyfrieda because J what itjas doneiornr2-J,,r8-vis. mn M If ! el. BAVSk, o-- inanon i u, ISiAftwak: Ind. Alton St ,Ky4 or months It ered fi m cables ir lsequenclof ir, sequenc or ,t I tLyliE. x'i egetalle my Z 1 could not ; L .1 . j Pinkhuill Compound We me well women w iwun. Mrs. Emm W Alton Station, -kt fjt risk. IS Di throueh Change of li felt very was very . t tmr manru

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BIUOUS-'WAREFS." No Biliousness, Headache, Sour Stomach, Coated Tongue or Consti- ! pation. Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indigesion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Headgested food, which sours and fer IThat s the first step to untold misery indigestion, foul gases, bad breath; fo-ellow skin, mental fears, everything Ui. j. ; h.ivi. j .1 X-. ..til 1 il pated bowels a thorough cleansing and iwork while you sleep a 10-cent box urom your uruggisi. win seep you ieei in i m then to keep their stomach, liver and bowels regulated, and never know a miserable moment. Don't forget tbe children their little insides need a good, gentle cleansing, too. VAIN MR. STONE. He Primped Up a Bit Before He Would Face the Camera. Thomas Jefferson Stone was a typical claim holder, and prospector. He bad no teeth, his hair was gray, his features sallow; and withered, and he looked sixty-three or sixty-four. lie told me, however, that he was only forty-six. . There was a cowed, placid, helpless air about him. and yet In his eyes there was a fire faint and glimmering, the fire of a fading fanaticism. He was still the victim of an obsession. He had been twenty-five years prospecting, picking out claims, hoping to strike it rich some day. I asked him how he lost his teeth. He said by taking medicine good for neuralgia, but too strong for his ivories. I asked him why be didn't have a false set made. He said be had bad a set, but he took them out and put them in his pocket one day. where his handkerchief was "to rest bis mouth." and. happening to take out the handkerchief quickly, he pulled out the set of teeth also, and the plate felk on the floor and broke. I told Thomas Jefferson Stone that 1 wanted his photograph, and three days afterward he was ready for the kodak. When he came I saw he had a set of teeth in his mouth. I was astounded. We were scores of miles from any dentist or any town where a dentist could be. Hello. Stone," I said; "you've got a set of teeth! How's that?' - He gave a smile of conquest "I borrowed 'em to be photographed," he said. Gilbert Parker in Metropolitan. Raining .and Reigning. President Hadley recalls that the day when he succeeded the learned and witty Timothy Dwight as president of Yale university the exercises attendant upon the transfer of authority were marred by a heavy fall of rain. "It came down suddenly," said Dr. Hadley, "just as a column of people which President Dwight and I headed were crossing the campus. Some one banded ns an umbrella which 1 was about to open when my companion took It from me. t ; uci UJC7 vaitj - yivi:otyJi whispered. 'Your reign will begin tomorrow.' "Philadelphia Star. i .. . A Tonic For Her Guests. Mrs. Blanc was giving a tea party on her yacht. The affair, for some reason, was dragging dreadfully. The guests talked of nothing but tbe weather, and even In this talk there would come long., deathly silences. Suddenly Mrs. Blanc, losing her bal ance. fell heavily against ber mother"X BAJ TO DO SOMBTHnfO.' In-law, who sat beside tbe low rail, and with a moaning: cry tbe dear old lady went headforemost overboard. Ot course she was rescued,": but after ward Mr. Blanc took Mrs. Blanc prt vately to task. "How clumsy you were," he said, "to knock mother into the water like that I'm afraid she won't care to visit us again in a hurry. You really should be more careful." "Now, George,' said Mrs. Blanc, "be reasonable. I had to do something 1 simply bad to. Didn't you see how oar party was dragging?" A Matter of Dialect. An elderly Scotsman had been, convicted of drunkenness and sentenced to fourteen days.' The warder handed him a bucket of water in his cell next morning- with the remark. "That's to clean your cell with." . ! What was his astonishment on returning to And Sandy, who bad divested himself of his clothing, having a bath. "-M; ' I "Good gracious." exclaimed the ward ar. "wnat are ju uwu. . "Why," innocently asaea bandy. Hdn't ya say It waa to alean maaei'r

Amusements

THEATRICAL CALENDAR. Murray Theater. Vaudeville Matinee and Night. Gennett Theater. Sept 30. Sousa's band. - ' . Coliseum. October 4. Innes band. Sousa. The appearance of the famous Sou-! ea Band in this city on Monday afternoon and evening, September 30th, is . one of the interesting musical events! of the season in Richmond. The prices ! are moderate and within the reach of! everyone and a special matinee price

for school children has been made for.antee it to do all that is claimed. If

the afternoon. Sousa is, perhaps, the most famous bandmaster in the world. For many; United States Marine band he had incomparable opportunities to "make ' good" with the public and did so. j After he resigned this position and started an organization of his own his ', fame became international, his band having appeared in all the great cities ; and countries of the world Innes. Innes, the famed musician and director, who will bring his well known band here for one festival concert on Friday evening Oct. 4, at the Coliseum, has the happy faculty of winning an audience almost before his big aggregation of players have sounded the opening phrase of a concert, for he is blessed with a geniality that will not be denied. Besides being an Elk, a Shriner, a Knight Templar and a 32nd degree Mason, he is an all around good fellow, who is always ready for a practical joke, whether it be on him or the other fellow, which is "going some" for a man usually looked upon as a musician and composer of the very ; higest attainments. He has the rare j ability to make his programs yvyu-; lar" enough to please the non-musical, and classical enough to enthuse the musical student. And he - has a band which ranks with the very best Symphony Orchestras of the country while still retaining the ability to give a new zest to an up-to-date bit of popular melody. His coming engagement is in the najture of a popular farewell prior to the Australian trip which he is to make under the management of the J. D. Williams Syndicate of Sidney, N. S. W. Several notable soloists will be heard, besides the fifty-live players of the band, notably Mme. Van Loon, the celebrated Dutch soprano. The Murray. Vaudeville is a form of entertainment agreeable' to the general public because it includes so many varying forms. There is the short play, the musical monologue, the singing and dancing in' their different phases, acrobatics, music from every character of instrument and in fact, the whole amusement gamut is run. The soldier sketch at the Murray the latter end of the week is interesting because of its Kiplingesque character and its ability to entertain without the inclusion of the "deadly female." It is, in short, a man's play, in the little, and that it makes an effect goes to point a theatrical moral or two.

Want a Tonic? Co To Your Doctor Is alcohol a tonic? No! Does it make the blood pure? No! Does it strengthen the nerves? No! Is Ayer's Sarsaparilla a tonic? Yes! Does it make the blood pure? Yes! Does it strengthen the nerves? Yes! By asking your doctor you can learn more

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THREE MORE DAYS to secure a scholarship in the Richmond Business College before the rates advance. If you make your contract before next Monday night and make a payment on it to Insure good faith on your part, you will be entitled to the present rates even though you cannot enter until later. This is to give everybody an opportunity to secure a scholarship at the present rate. For any information Phone 2040 or address Richmond Business College

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Prices: 25c, 55c, SOc

IF HAIR'S YOUR PRIDE USE HERPICIDE

I pheasants, write Lillie Hamilton A feeling of uncertainty, a dread of j French in the Century. On that side possible disappointment, always goes , 0r tne forest Complegne nearest to with an "off brand" hair preparation. 1 Compiegne itself Is a fateanderie covThat is part of the purchase, just as i erins many hundreds of acres In which

much so as the label on the bottle. You don't get this with a bottle of I Newbro's Herpicide. It is not an exj periment. You number among your 1 acquaintances and friends hundreds iwho hate used Herpicide with satisfaction, and. you know that you can d? the same.. The results are always positlve, always right. Newbro's Herpicide kills the dandruff germ and stops falling hair. Newbro's Herpicide In 50c and $1.00 sizes is sold by all dealers who guar.aui iu ail uiai 10 nauucu. n you are not satisfied your money will j De refunded. 1 Send !0c in postage for sample ahd Detroit, Mich. A. G. Luken & Co., Special Agents. GARRICK'S MOBILE FACE. It Drove Sir Joshua Reynolds Into a Fit of Temper. This story of an artist's despair while working on Garrick's iiortniit is often printed, but it is reproduced in -David Garrick and nis French Friends. with a footnote saying that the exjerience was made the mnterial for a French vaudeville sketch: It was n- easy task to transfer to the canvas features so changeable. Gar rick, as a model, threw painters into! despair. Let us listen a moment to Northcote relating Sir Josbuu Reynolds' experiences: 5 "When the artist had worked on the face till he had drawn it very correctly, as he saw it at the time. Gnrrick caught an opportunity, while the painter was not looking at him. totally t0 chance his countenance and expressionf wnen the poor painter patiently I woruea on xo nuer me picture uuu make It like what he then saw. and when Garrick perceived that it was! thus altered he seized another opportunity and changed hi countenance to a third character, which, when the poor tantalized artist perceived, he, in a great rage, threw down his palette and pencils on the floor, saying he believed he was painting from the devil and would do no more to the picture." Creating a Vacancy. When the republic bad been set up In France In 1848. wrote the Baroness Bonde, the first attempts or tbe enfranchised people to use their new powers resulted in the election of the most miscellaneous assembly that bad ever tried to govern a country. A member nominated from Rouen went to Paris and selected his seat He had hardly taken it when bis next neighbor turned and stared at him. The Rouen man, embarrassed, turned up his coat collar, but too late. 'Sir," said-bis lynx eyed colleague, "I believe I had the honor of sending you to the galleys for murder in 18 when I was Judge. You had strangled i the servant of the cure who had i brought you up and robbed the worthy man. Oblige me by resigning immediately." Tbe next day the moniteur announced that there was a vacancy for Rouen, but did not tell why. m j "-- Lwell. M aim. famous Dutch Soprano auspices of Richmond

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PHEASANT NURSERIES.

Those In French Fersat Equal Institutions For Human Beings. To Louis XIV. France Is said to be Indebted for tbe importation of Its the breeding of these bird, begun onj der his protection and further encouraed by Charles X. and Louis t'nMppe. j is now carried on by a private person. who rents bis right to do so from tbe state. I have neTer seen a place so shut In and protected by wire fences and locked gates, stone walls and more gates, special guards In special houses, police doss, guns and traps. There Is even a thick kind of double mattress made to cover the guards, who In wiuter must sleep out of doors tn watching j . . , i ......... .ri. ur '"7'"" tut T f,or buman tj? n5 at The pheasants when finally shot must ! have a wonderful flavor, and In a single day as many as a thousand are often shot within those walls, each one of the thousand having cost Its owner the sum of 40 francs to raise. Lost An Automobile robe on National Read East. Return to 913 Main or Phone 1814. It Always Works. My wife prolonged her vocation until I was desperate. She wouidn't rome home. Paid no attention to my suggestions." "How did you bring about her return?"' "Got one of tbe neighbors to write and suggest It casually." Washington Herald. Jha I aunsr wins by his wits his mind j 1, he nor you nor any thinking per son can win il wits are aouea ny a neaaache. HECKS' CAPUDINE CURES HEADACHE takes off the brakea tets at the eaose best, eoli, nerrcosaM or gripp. Capwdlne ia a liquid, plaaaant to ftaket quickly affective; contain no aeetanilida. Isn't It a pity to suffer with headache when yon really can cure I; I 23e and SOe at dmcstoa trial aixe 10c , The Camden. Sanitarium for the treatment of Rheumatism and Diseases of .the Kidneys. . Address: The Camden Sanitarium, Camden, Ohio. Murray Theatre Vaudeville Bill Changed Thursday 3 PI-RFORMANCES DAILY 3 Matinee 10c; Night 10c, 20c and 25c. grr mmd teceite 1012 color plates, m an at this office 2X3 with

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ART EXPERTS, 1 J They Can Judge Old Pewter and China Ware by th FL A dealer in antiques was talking about art experts. -Take, for Instance." be said. aa expert in old pewter. Tou think perhaps be distinguishes old pewier by the marks the Tudor rone, the mak er's name, and so forth. Bless you: heart, those marks are continue:: forged. No. be distinguishes old pewter by the feci. "It la like tbe china expert, lie. with his eyes closed, will distinguish hart and soft paste china. ' it's the feeJ again the fingers trained by years and years of study till each one baa a brain in it. -Oriental rns experts have a very subtle sense of rug differences. Sometimes they distinguish a rug by its smell tbe smell or the wool and the dm This xeems incredible till Ton

' . . ' ,D,Dl of tDe IIarrU tweea' tMt lm c,oth that -TOU yUrse,C 2bT band loom. MWool sorters, less highly paid class of experts, can take np a handful of wool and by lis color tell you whether it came from Texas, from the territories, from England or from Canada. Tbe soil, you see. gives its own coloi to tbe wool. Exchange. Those who always creep are tbe only enes that never fall. , Asthma! Asthma! POPHAMS ASTHMA REMEDY gives instant relief and an absolute core i in all cases of Asthma. Bronchitis, and Hay Fever. Sold by druggists; mail on receipt of price ti.oo. Trial Package by mail 10 cnt. T7X1AMS MFC CO Prop., dmlud, OU For sale by T. F. McDonnell. DR.

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Public Sale

I will cell at Public Sale on the premise the following property located at 436 South 13th street in this City, on Wednesday, October 2, 1912, at 2 P. M. This property consists of a fine lot, all city improvements complete; a nearly new two-story frame house, nicely finished throughout, with six rooms and bath room, hot-water furnace, electee lights, gas, both kinds of water, cement walk td new electric lighted stable. Here is an opportunity to secure a nice home at a reasonable

price. J. F. Davenport, Auctioneer.

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How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollar Reward for any case of Catarrh that cattnot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. O. We. tbo undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable la all business transactions and financially ab!e to carry out any obligations made by his firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood uid mucous surfaces of the systefau. Testimonials sent free. Price 15 cent Ikt bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Poorly Paid Workers. ' By women Ireners in France 6 cents an hour U considered good pay. The minimum Is 3 ceuts. CHICHESTER S PILLS t4Wl Ak r-fmr I m m m m in . (nils la U4 Kim lfcfaM.VX rtat. Affmt Bl-i- WYY-E! a1 . Mk riLLa. GENNETr THEATRE StPTEMBER M Matinee: 25c, 50c and 75c. Evening: 25c, 50c, 75c, 1SOUSA 9. A. WALLG SPECIALIST mi nrsV DAT! MOVDAYs TtTKSDAT and eae month's Treat

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