Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 13, 25 November 1913 — Page 8
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, NOV. 25, 1913
ASKS COMPETENT HEALTHJFFICIAL West Side Association Sends Letter to Mayor-Elect Robbins.
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Appeal for a competent health officer was made today to Mayor-elect Robbins in a letter from the West Side Improvement association. The organization points out that one of the chief duties of the new mayor will be to safeguard the health of the citizens. The letter is as follows: Mr. Will J. Robbins, Mayor-elect, Richmond, Indiana. Dear Sir: The West Richmond Improvement Association congratulates you on your election to the chief magistracy of our city, and pledges to you a hearty support in all measures looking to an efficient and just administration of municipal affairs. W would at this time call your attention to the imperative need for an active and efficient city health department. The conditions of modern city life make it impossible for the individual citizen to protect himself and family from contagious diseases adulterated and disease-bearing foods, and the dangers arising from general unHanitaxy conditions. He must rely, in large measure, upon the ability and zeal of the city's health officials. If these are inefficient and lax, we may expect unnecessary suffering and death from such diseases as scarlet fever, typhoid fever, and the numerous others which have been branded by our state board of health as wholly preventable. No more important duty will rest on your administration than the selection of a city health board that will bring to the duties devolving upon it the professional knowledge and skill, the untiring zeal, and the fearless spirit that will fit It to meet the demands of the situation.
ARE YOU GUILTY? Tf you pay more than $15.98 for the $20.00 new Coat you have in mind. We have the best in town here at that price. Union Store, 1026 Main street.
COMSTOCK SPEAKS BEFORE VETERANS
LIBERTY. Ind., Nov. 25. Judge Daniel W. Comstock of Richmond, departmental commander of the G. A. R. gave an interesting address last night before members of Duvall Post G. A. R. and of the Women's Relief Corps on the G. A. R. encampment at Chattanooga, Tenn. The meeting was held in the Methodist church and was given by the Men's Brotherhood for the members of the G. A. R. and the W. R. C.
On Wednesday an organization was i effected by the appointment of C. F. ' Adams, president and some fifteen vice I presidents. In this perfect order and harmony prevailed. On the second day the convention unanimously nominated Martin Van Eureii for president of ', the United States and Charles F. Adarms, vice president. I On Friday morning we crossed the ' lake and on Sunday morning landed in Cincinnati. Notwithstanding all ef- ; forts to the contrary of Zachary TayI lor was elected president and Millard Fillmore vice president and with his
j election as a grand cause, the Free When peace was made with Mexico ; Soil party has sustained a loss and and the limits of our country, extend- i slavery extension a gain.
ed by the acquisition of California and j New Mexico and the question sprung i in relation to the extension of slavery i
into those territories, I with many
Editor's Note His opposition to the diffusion of slavery into territories which were then free; excitement which prevailed In Congress as to the passage of territorial laws for the government of the Oregon territory; the free soil convention held at Buffalo, at which forty thousand were present; and many other interesting items of history are told in the Hoover article written by a pioneer settler of Richmond.
others, opposed the diffusion of that cause into any territories which were then free. During the summer of 1848, great
excitement prevailed in
to the passage of territorial laws, for the government of the Oregon territory. Many of the members were desirous to prohibit by an organic law the introduction of slavery into that new territory but the southern members, and some from the North threatened the dissolution of the Union.
f g hitherto supported me and sustained yOntr CIStS me 10 continue his kind care over me j and guide and direct me in the way i of life everlasting
In anticipating the future I ieel f 0"l" much humbled and can. with Job, say: 01 J OlO ' ' 1 woulG not Iive al''8." and as the ' father of William Penu. say: "The
cares and anxieties of life are greater ; than the fears of death." To him who ! has his work done, who has put his house in order, the thought of being admitted into the Paradise of God. is a very pleasing thought and while engaged 1n work of righteousness and peace a glorious hope of immortality ; and eternal life cheer him on his journey. ! Deported From Landmarks. I would not wish to live always and be a living witness of the fraud and knavery of this generation: of the slavery and oppression with which earth is filled and the wars and murders, which the so-called Christian tolerates. I have long since arrived at this conclusion; that if the doctrines of Jesus are true, no warrior can have eternal life extended to him for infinite goodness and love cannot dwell in the I heart of the murderer Neither do I ' believe that the blessings of Heaven ' can abide on our government. Its cup ; of iniquity will be filled and a day of reckoning will come and it will not tarry. While the nations, we call heathens are giving liberty to their
REMOVED TO HOME i i Jack McCann, who has not been well for some time, was taken sick at the Independent Ice Co, yesterday and removed to his home. 107 South SeNenth, in the city ambulance.
NOSTRILS AND HEAD STUFFY FROM A COLD OR CATARRH?
Thanksgiving dinner 12:30; to 2:00, Westcott Hotel, 75c. Music. Reserve Tables at office.
Large deposits of sulphur have been found in southern Texas and are to be developed in a similar manner to the development of the I.oulsianna sulphur fields.
My Cleansing. Healing Balm Instantly Clears Nose. Head and Throat Stops Nasty Catarrhal Discharges. Dull Headache Goes. . .Try "Kly's Cream Balm " G-t a small bottle anwav. just to
try it-Arp'y a little in the nostrils and instantly your ilocged noe a rut i stopped up air passages of the head will open; von H; brei.th frecl : ;dullnes .ind headache disappear By morning! the catarrh. coM-tn-head or catarrhal sore throat will be gone Kr.d such misery row! Get the . small bottle of "Fly's Cream Balm'" at i any drug store Th:s sweet, fragrant
balm d:ssohes by the nat of the ccsirils; peie!r.it s and heals the nf lamed, swollen membrane hioh lines the nose. htad aud throat; clears the air passases: stops r.ssry discharges and a feelins of cieansia. sooth:r.s re'itf conies immediately IVni la awake tonight strugglir.sj for breath, with head stv.fTed: rostrttt closed, hawking and blowing Catarri or a cold, with it running nose, foul mucous drorp'-ng into the throat, and raw drr.ess is dtstreMug but truly . needless Put your faith just once--in "Hly'i Cream Balm'' and our cold or ti tarrh wi'.l surel disappear
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Reclaims 100 Acres. September 22 1851 On this day my sixty-third year is completed. I have parsed thus far on life's journey and enjoy very good health. Although I
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" om IO" years or my j filaveg we arp adding additional terrilfe been engaged in felling trees and , tory for dlffUslon of slavery. And have in that time rfclnimpft nparlv . . ,. . i,
r, " . J wnne we are proclaiming 10 nw Congress as lOO acres of the forest, yet I have nev- ! ld our ,ove of eace smttll ulle
fi nuu t iKJue proteii nor nave I, in my sixty-three years, by sickness or other accident, been confined to a bed for a single day. Nor has there happened to me any remarkable afflict Wi either in body or mind. Yet with the evenness of my pilgrimage and sound
ness of my body and mind I would not
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should Congress incorporate in the wish to nass over th name, mart with
territorial laws the ordinance of 1787, j all the anxiety and necessity which latterly termed the Wilmot proviso, j has attended my pathway. During the pendancy of this ques- I now enter on my sixty-fourth year, tion in Congress large meetings, mass praying that Almighty Friend, who has meetings and conventions were held ' i in most of the free states and a gen-' -
eral convention was agreed upon to meet at the city of Buffalo on the ninth day of August, 1848. I was appointed a delegate, with many others, to attend that great gathering. The Journey was an interesting one to me. I left Cincinnati at 2'p. m. and arrived safely at Buffalo on Monday morning. Immediately after landing I em
barked on another steamer for the j
falls of Niagara, saw the passage ; R()(Jy Without Use of Alcohol
of soldiers are leaving our shores to . instigate an insurrection in a neigh- '; boring island, belonging to a foreign ! power, with which we are at peace. ! These indications point to our future : destinies and prove conclusively that ; we have departed from our ancient ; land marks and that we are like the nations which have preceded us. bring- j ing on ourselves speedy destruction. j
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Fort Niagara and landed on the Canada side at Chipaway, from there two miles by railroad to the great falls. Visits Niagara Falls. I stood in mute astonishment at the ocean of waters tumbling down that awful cateract. I took dinner at the Pyramid House and in the evening returned to Buffalo. On Tuesday the Freesoilers came pouring in by the
hundreds and by thousands, cars and steamboats were
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Plenty of nice fresh oysters at Price's, Standards or selects, can or bulk. 25-2
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If you thinfc thre is no truss you can ware with comfort or hold your rap-
Ui.1, then see a free demonstration ot The Wundertruss and have your doubts removed. N pressure in the back or on the bone in front. No leg straps, elastic bands, buckles or stee4 springs. Especially for rupture low down and hard to bold, those following operations and navel ruptures in fleshy women. If interested call at
WESTCOTT MOTEL, Tuesday, November 25th, 8 a. 3:30 p. m.
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The Wundertruss Demonstrator If ymi can not call, write for boolc. 136 W. 34th St.. New York City. i HEALTH APPLIANCE CO.
In lighting any gas appliances burning Natural Gas, be sure to light the match first and hold it as near to the burner or lighter as possible. STRICT ATTENTION TO THIS WARNING MAY PREVENT AN EXPLOSION. A few users of Natural Gas have failed to make the necessary application for its use. Please call and attend to this matter promptly as -all applications must be in before the records and accounts can be changed. NATURAL GAS TURNED IN AT NOON TODAY
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