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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-24
Polo.

LAKEWOOD. oct. - Lakewood won the cups
in the second series Of the polo tournament this
afternoon. defeating Somerset county by n
decisive score In tha final contest. Lakewood
came into the game bcHutiiuly after the first
period. and Il. j. Collier and young Waterbury
played In with each other to perfection, their
work going FIR TO make the team invlncible.
The crowd In attendance was N" largest seen
at any OF the t,urnameHt contests. Summary:
Lakewood George j.. Could, g. r. j. Collier, 5;
!. NJ Waterbury, Jr, 7 H.. J.. Herbert. ?. Total
handicap, 10,
Somerset Counly-A T.. Stevens. :: A.. s. Alex
Auder ): n. /. ST. vtuS, .. Richard stevens l. Team
handicap o
The summary follows:
Goals earned Lakewood -. Somerset, 1. Hhndi-
cap allowance Somerset 4. Penalty -OnthAt goal
against Lakewood fOt '1u' by Waterbury, Net
cbTe-LAFewond IAN Somerset, 10,
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An s5.Foot steam Yacht for Use on st. Law
renee River.

Samuel Henry Vandergrift Of Pittsburg has
placed an order with Charles Seabury 4 Co.
for an S5-foot steam yacht for use on the ST.
Lawrence River. She will have an oak keel
and frames. yellow pine plankinG, and will be
corner fastened. She will have two sister
keei-ons and a centre keelson OF yellow pine.
There will be four bulkheRds, one OF. which
will bc 81 steel and will he forward Of the ma
chiuery space. The yacht will be flush deck and
will bc rugged with two pole masts. Below
decks, starting NJ tho bow, there Will he n chain
locker and storage room. Next aft will be the
crews quarters and then will come the galley.
which viii connect By means Of a dumbwaiter
with the dining saloon In the deck house for
ward. The owners quarters Will be arranged
at Of the machinery and will consist Of two
largo staterooms. each fitted with a double
berth. Aft Of the port stateroo N will he a toilet
room and on the starhOard side q dressing
room. Further aft will he the main saloon.
and the settces viii hc arranged So that they
can bc tradC into bcrths If needed. There VIII
he n l~azarctte in the stern.
The machinery will consist Of a triple eI-
pansion engine, with cylinders :, ~ and ~
Inches, respectively in diameter, by 10 inches
stroke. steam will be generated in "A tubular
boiler The yacht viii be equipped with an
electric light plant, searchlight, storage bat
terics, Sc. She win carry n i5-foot naphtha
launch and n cutter for the crew. Tho guaran-
tecd sueed j. fourteen miles an hour, and the
yacht h to be ready 10y May l.. 1901.
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BOWLING.

The members OF the Spartan Club who were at the
Germania Assembly Rooms alleys last night had
every reason 10 rejoice after the nrst game Tor their
representative team defeated the Corinthians, cham.
plons of the American National tournament By one
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Corinthians. Walter. 1871 Clinch, lG2 Bfockcr,
1872 Reese, POI. Schhcfct. goo Total, 032.
Manhattan S%orcnSon. 100. Batch, l6S. llailef,
1871. bauer, 1853. Allen, l6a Total, S4a.
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Spartan - Krppler, i5S. Maer,. l76: Mesioetg,
igl' CuIlon, 900. Lehrhach, 40. Total, 'hoo,
Manhattan -SorensOn, isGi Ba'ch. 10, haHer'
lgi. bauer, 49,. Allen, 100. Total, 'sJj.
.E,nyrntl. frame Spartan. To-. Manhattan, llh.
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'NN' 500
a feature Of the Harlem Leaguc game, last night
was the bowling d ModetSohn, who averaged casa.
The scores
FIRST GAME
Eclipst SiaIh, lS5: Brll, ISL; Thron. las, Deike,
Ella. Kotnd tiCr. 1873. Total, $50.
LOtuN-W, GrtdcS. lGt, Sea burg, l7s; Brick, l65;
". Watmuth. lSA; Mudcrsohn. 2l2. Total. g55.
SECOND GAM
EcllpSe-Stalh. 1873. Hfill. lI6: Throu. 1888, Deke,
l7A. K0fnd1risr, l'n Total, h23.
Morris cub Macdonald. 1855: Schwag'r, 100.
ONul, lbS. Thompson, 10, Gibson, lhl. Total, a72.
mr. GANE.
LotuS-W GsrdeS iN5: SeAburg. 16e: Nrck. l27.
W Warmth. lha, Modefsohn, 2Sj. Total SD7.
Morfi, Club Macdonald. l7s: SchwAgcr. lt6;
O'Neil. iSo; Thompson, 1870; Gibson. lsA Total, va
The INST 900 total In the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum
tournament this season was made last night by
Lenerts Council Capt SellefSS men also defeated
both Nassau and Welcome councils The SC res.
FIRST GAME
IerrrtS Council Sellers. 1877. Freed. I'll: brand,
1871: DodeZ. 2l5; G, Smith, l76, Total. OiO.
Nassau Council johnson 1850: Peterson, 1872:
SAckett, lSI. Marshall, ;67: Cutth. 100. Total. $50.
SECOND GAME.
Nassau Counel-Johnson loi: Peterson. sS:
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McN,I Of the Manhattan COMPANY team rolled
without break IN twl " the Ban. clerk iourna,
mrnt games al Reds alleys laSt night The scores
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Betting \lnc 70 . against N0'ercur-. 4 20 5 As
ruith. q 10 . Hammock . to Wlthers.

The following is the programme for to-day
81 rare-M auaLcap. fOt two yeaf dds. Eve and
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For three year olds that have not won $1,000 In
Ig1n by sghScrpt,on u $40 each. With $500 added,
.o'wlIrh $40 t. second and S3OtO third. specai weights.
one mile and ~ Yards
{. II,i rgr.l. ,Jr.'S Oh. 2. Watcrcurc, by NatercreSs
-Llua'S First, iHJ ILttleNrill 90. ......... !
!. r. INtchcock's D. e.. Asquith, III N'utnSl .... ?
=. \. McGary's blk. G.. Hammock, III lO'tounor), )
VrTth.v. LA, rau
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12

a silver coin, and pferanly a Spanish
coin, in tIse woostf steps near the
mast
Flgurei.ea.ls havei len in high favor
with sailors from anote antiquity
Originally they werearvei To repre-
sent some god or sat Even today n
sailor would hesitss 10 sail on an
ironclad without suS protection
The ceremony of inching ship is
merely a eoEceSsiofo an old supersIi-
ton The various rmalities OF ship
christening have len followed with
little variation for nturies-
Ia the early da!of shipbuildinc II
was the custom n the captain ana
the crew u eat tE- first meal slowed
away in the moidht Their meal in
variabiy conSIststf eggs and sulphur
From this eustop aas come the pres
ent day practice EtpToviding cake ana
wine for the ere And the old hba
ton which the Eaests used 10 pour
over the Prov The ship ~ she slip
ped into the wfg has been replaced
by the breaking sf u bottle of cham
payne.
The modern san-ofwar dashes into
the water viii hags waving from
every masthea In order to CRAFTY
this old superstition it is necessary t.
expend hundds OF dollars for the
christening "a single ship But no
one begrudge<hls extravaganza. II
a way ii is nssssary.
The good orll luck Of certain DAYS
is still a beef among the sailors.
Friday is a h OF i'll omen, and Sun
day is usuaIlp lucky day.
a superstitn about women Is a relic
of the old beef in witchcraft II Is
thought thaua woman by throwing
sand in the q on shipboard can pro
duce violent forms. Not many years
ago some Nmen who Travelled on
English warSps Were tortured during
a storm TO NIKE them quiet the waves
These barbric beliefs. however. are
partially compensated by the supersti
ton which s,lors have held for centu
ries thar bsutiful children bring
especial confidence in a ship which is
christened q child
The averIe sailor is superstitious
about the Inging of the ships bells
In olden tires the bells were blessed
before theyEere used. At present. II
a mistake sInade in striking the hour.
the sailors bsist that the bells at once
be struck ls.kward to break the spen
and il 10y hy chance the wind should
catch the hills and swing them all the
way roundDr if they strike nine bells
/ Is believe that ii viii be the last OF
hat ship.
All good syarships go to the shores
II Fiddler Green as a final reStin,
place. Jus where this mythical har
)or is sitEted no geographer has yei
iecided. is in every way the an
Thesis of. "Davy Jones locker" :
Which goes down in BATH,
With her fhgs dying rs occurred sew
raj times turing the civil war. goes IL
Fiddler's Green.
The tattooing habit is. of course. yer,
ommon iB the navy. 1t is believed
hat an arm or a leg decorated with
he design of gun or sword or som,
uch dCsigp will never be lost in battle
San FraBcisco Cali.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12
FAIR EXCHANGE.
A New Back for An Old 0ne-Hew il
is Done in Richmond

| Sometimes the back aches with a
| dull, indeScri bable feeling making
YOU weary and restless; sometimes
pain shoots across the region o. the
| kidneys and again the loins are 50
lame TO stoop is agony. No use
| plastering the back in this condition.
| You can not reach the cause. To ex-
change a bad back for a new and
stronger one follow the example of
this Richmond citizen.
Mr.. Robert Gray, 524 south sventh
street, SAYS My back hurt me
nearly ali the time and there was a
constant dull pain through the loins
just over the kidneys The secre-
tions were irregular, l could not
rest well at night but kept turning
over as often as a dozen times at
night In the morning | felt stiff
and sore all over and there was also
spells OF dizziness. / tried different
medicines but did not get any better
seeing Doan 5 Kidney Pills recon
mended | got box at A q. Luken 5
drug store and started to use them
| soon noticed an improvement in
my condition. My back was strong
er and the secretions became nor
NAL and regular. Doan Kidney
Pills did me a lot of good and |
highly recommend their use to any
one who is troubled as / was.
Doan Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price 80 cents per box
Doan 5 Ointment Is a specific for
all itching skin diseases, Piles,
Eczema, Chilblains, Chatting and irri-
tation and all itchiness of the skin
Gives instant relief We mail free
sample box on application. Address
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
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grrruth inn ripr,rru Iunrr.

2ierterant 9. g. MunIon Don UtiIz
ipuutee. Der iebt bsim neunten Snfanz
terieregiment in CHINA Ttebt, BAT in
einem an 5reunoe geri6teten Brief
iih oahin ausssIpreden. .oaB Der
Iufftano auf ben PbiItppinsn prattii6
unteroriidt lei. obipobl bic uno ba
nod gelegentlidbe Sbarmiisel nit
Snfnrgenten itattfdnoen. $ dtten
gerpiffe Anti p. SmperiaIi=
It n n d teine9era bs3ula NJ
oes pet at 5 er a. NuItun
an9er m en-. Damn mare
Der IufItuno loon ldue It
untero ii t."
50 'dreibt elm Wann, Der bic Ser
bGltniIe an Ort uno StelIe uno niht
Blob our6 participating gefdrbte
a3eitun9s= Serid)te tennen aelernt bat.
llno 10 Ihreibt Elm Wann, Der Die
Safen nidt nit elmer ourh gteio
uno SuB ouf Die grfolse 9lmsritas ge@
fGrbten SrilIe dneeIeben hat.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12
She Sns the Roller

Topnoody made up his mind that h,
was not going to be ruled any longer
by his wife, So when he went home n
noon he called out imperiously:
Mrs. Topnoody. Mrs Topnoodyr'
Mrs. Topnoody came out of the kitch
en-, a dish rag tied round her head anC
a rolling pin in her hand
We'll, sir she said. "what'n you
have?''
Topnoody staggered. but braced up
Jane. | want you to understand
madam" and he tapped his breast dra
lily - s.rn the engineer of this
establishment"
''Oh, you are, are you? Well, VIII
liam, l want you to understand that /. ;
and she looked dangerous. 4 am the
boiler that will blow up and throw the
engineer over into the next county
Do you hear the steam escaping, VIII
liam?''
William heard it, and he meekly in
quired if there was any assistance he
could render in the housework.-Pe8r-
sons Weekly.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12

M n'anA. Il, and have channel cut
iii.d II IN the form Of the letter Y.
ace thc plank and vat at the base of
tree UI stump. using d few blocks to
a.>e il frcuI the ground one or two
.trt- Now cut Il deep notch In the tree
or stump about IL or > feet above the
plank and Insert the heavy end of the
pole. At the other end of the pole set
-four pins. AZ shown.
he apples to be squeezed with the
press are thrown into the vat n few at
a time. and heavy wooden stamper is
used TO crush them. When the vat Is
full of the broken up apples, a wooden
cover. fitting inside of the vat is laid
on top. few blocks are placed on top
OF this cover so as to allow the pole to
press down on the movable covering.
The pole Is weighted down with heavy
stones or powders placed between the
four pins at the end remote from the
press. Cut several small V shaped
openings round the bottom of the val
or make a system of channels connect
ing with the large channel to collect
the juice and permit ii to follow the
course along the plank until it reaches
the vessel used to receive it
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12
Millions Given Away.

It is certainly gratifying to the
public to know of one concern in the
land who are not afraid 70 be gener-
Gus to the needy and suffering. The
proprietors of Dr. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption, coughs and
colds, have given away over ten mil
lion trial bottles Of this great medi-
cine: and have the satisfaction OF
knowing it has absolutely cured
thousands of hopeless cases. Asth-
ma bronchitis, hoarseness and al
diseases of the throat, chest and
lungs are surely cured by it Cal
on A. @. Luken & Co, druggists
and get free trial bottle Regular
size soc and 81. Every bottle guar,
J anteed, or price refunded. 3
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12
New Artificial Foods to Replace
Meat.

In opposition to the determined vege
there is q growing number of physiolo-
gists who insist that abstention from
meat. If continued for ages and genera
lions, Is responsible for the feebleness
and low intellect of certain races. SAYS
the New York Press Chemists are
becoming more and more anxious to
find new sources Of heterogeneous foods
and the artificial food industry has
developed widely In Germany, chiefly
In the large works which supply dive
stuffs. for which albumen is an Inn
portant material.
The artificial foods are mostly mix.
lures of more or less secret compost
ton Thus the tropon of Professor
Finkler of Bonn. whose works are at
Muhlhefrn. consists of one-third of ami
NAL and two-thirds of vegetable albu-
men. Albumenose is a frequent con
stituent of those foods. By albumen-
ose is understood q prepare ton which
as regards solubility. occupies a posi-
ton intermediate between the orig
innh animal aIpurner and ats pep&oa. =
The managers of the Elberfeld Far
benwerke have made a hit with their
somatose which is such an albumenose
and have recently brought out the more
which may become very important
food for the masses. This latter prep
aration utilizes the casein of the milk
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Gfn lu,.pidi,riprr gratntsrat
iihcr nir 7uottl.

Serr 9lrtbur aDnia, elmer Der BE-
tannteIten Seutitameritdner, pel6er
on Die oreiBiq Sabre itrummer Demo-
frat sefpsien 1T, uno pobl aud nod
jeBt BON 9er5cn nit ben Cardinal
puntten ee- ehten Senotrat.e iiber.
einltimmt. ertldrt feline 5telIungs
nabr,e III oieIer Wabl in folgenoer
treffenoer uno iiber5eugsnoer yBeiis:
-0as i6 ben Dem 2lusfau Der
ndbiten gtatiordlpdbl benfe9 SD
boffe uno piinihs. ouB es Der republie
iuniihen YGrtei selingt, ben Siee an
ibre 5d6n,n gu feileIn. SD bin 5par
felt msiner ginlpdnoeruHg por etrpa 80
Sabren 0smpirdt gelpeien. babe aber
bersits in Der leBtsn y8ubl fir Uteainz
len geitimfHt. psil ib MIDI nit ben
Silheropftrinen ces Serrn Srcdu
nidbi befreunoen tpnnte. 5auienos
nreiner Yarteigenphen bdben ouuuls
baflslbe sethan uuo Speifelsohne benz
republitanilheu YrdIToentihaftstans
bieaten nit gum Siege perbolfen. Die
Sad,.a9e lit beute, meiner InIid)t nut,
genau oicIelbe. oenn Die InIdduursen
oes Soerrn Srpan IN puntto Stlbers
{reiprdguna nit benz Hdtio BON Is 81
! baben iid1. trpb Der gesenIeitisen
HemonItrationen Isincr eigenen Yars
tel uno trob Der ipohlthdtigen Grruns
asrIhdften Der republitaniIhen Sis
nanSpolitit i'm Sns uno Iuslunoe, in
feiner Deiic aeGuoert. Gr ipuroe
: nenn aep1hl., anIheineno Dor teineu
Mittel suriiditrsden. ben glniprii'
den Der Silberburcne asrsft 81 per'
BEN uno Die Hepublit Der Ser. Stdatsr
findnsien I'll Grunoe su rihten. Cir
fielder Ndna lit Elm gemeinaefdhrll'
der Tanoiout uno er inpohl lpie feir
CilberI htpinoel ipIlten am g8dbltagt
fine oerurties Hieoerldas erleioen. oat
fisrourh oitIes leioiae uno unlinni9
Belpen't BON Sreiiilber fir epise Sci
ZEN aus Der WcIt seihdfft luiiroe. Wa.
bic ulittlsriusiIs politiIf neIssituf
? fsnsn Mpmsnte; Smperidlisnus uni
ErpanTon anbetrifft. 10 huIte id Die
! 5elben pirtlid) nid,t fir psroerblid
!, fir uR'srs Submit. pie 'podr bsoeu
: tercs Mdrner ne Qerne hin5uitellei
fslitbsn. Sh bin ia audi niht ubs
Sie Ntlipincs uRo mas Sd ordI
s hdnnt. ara be9eiitert, alein e fan
1 mir Uitht Elm. Cen QrdIJoentsn fiir il
ben Solodten noer fir leoen ? Gents
Ghsdtamp perantpprtIih 81 NADER
Der 4puareb bdt ieiner Seit sinitinl
mie nrn 8rise beIblofsn uno mir
Z I'm 9aufe Der Ssit 0li.teI lno sBes
fincrn. oenielbsn 81 Gnos 81 fiihrsr
!. gDlrs 9rnan Dor pier Sdhren srpdhl
1rproen. 10 hdtte er fh duh niht itdr
Ter, als MeGinlen aethdn, aesen 81
: HrissSsrtldruns pehrsn tonnen I'M
: bsfdnoe iid' belite esndu in osrislbe
: 2aae pie Ger 0rdIiosHt. Der iih ibri
! nens tets curtdus tdttoon uno peii
tsncmmen hat. sluberorefntIihs g.
cisniTs tsoiuQsn duBeroroentltt
Dii..sl uns it,uffsH Situationsn. ne
DIN nan mr. nit Dem heilioitsH GrH
sn.crasrtrsisn tanH. Sd babe Srnd
RTE e,r's osnnmusn, osnH audo Jh ha'
a. ihr ,:ir sirsn 81 fdbissn aopf. al
tar id, ciautsH tonnte. e. reite Dc
C5ile.racr. ans pirtliher. ureisen'tt
usser,euagu-. I'm 10 id'liHlusr nj,
es. i'm au &c Spise elmer Reaisrur
Al nsucn. II lo,Id1s IN ZEN se9sHirdl
ficsr se;.laufsn RE h6doftsH patriot
fd,en slaFcgasruRgeH aeitelt ipsros
miinsE."
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12
OMENS ON WARSHIPS.
superssitions which Govern the Old
salts of the Navy.

The most picturesque supersuuons
of the seas are those which govern a
modern man-of-war. Every old sal
in the navy believes in hoodoos and
spells which may work all sorts of
evils on his ship and must be carefully
guarded against
The powers of a ships hoodoos COM
mence before the ship has entered the
water. II is generally accepted super
stition that if the first blow which is
struck the keel brings sparks the ship
is destined 10 suffer from q raking fire
from the enemy
The old time practice Of stealing q
piece OF wood and Embedding ii in the
PROV for good luck is. of course. i'm
possible in the case Of steel ships.
though il Is considered lucky TO have
i piece 81 stolen wood on board
Another old superstition is satisfied
oy pis.s.Ilg a silver coin in some crevice
+ Tie .--s.l.i:lG top OF the mainmast OF
come =. * below decks where il
| age.hs.> ~ steel mast Originally II
! u.s. u So roalnon custom to imhed
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12

large elm had recently to be re
moved from the grounds of the Illinois
Central Hospital For the InsaSe at
Jacksonville. The only crosscut saw on
the place was not large enough, and no
one wanted the job of chopping il
down. During the consultation of an
improvised ways and means committee
the electrician of the hospital happen
ing to pass it was suggested that ne
electrocute 1t. He finally consented.
and a piece of wire rope was secured.
heated to a duh red Gin the sunlighn
by the current from the hospital plant
and used as a saw. The tree was IL
inches in diameter. and il took two
hours and ten minutes to burn II
through. The heating current varied
from 40 to 135 anperes direct. the
voltage at the machine being about
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12

- Die bloBe Ssfiirhtura elmer
W6sIihttt. ouB 9rnan eeiuahIt fptro
uno edourh unier 2uno auf cine Sill
bsrbaIis ssbraht fpsroen tonnts. hai
bsreits sur Spies ashabt. oob uHSdbz
hae Minionen BON dmeritanii den
Werthoupisrsn auf ZEN Wdrtt oSbors
fen ipproen iiro. - 2uhIoIe 9eitelIun=
gen iiro ioFort riitsdnsis serutt
nprosu. 9isle 6abritsn iiHo bersits
eeidInhsn iuoroen oesr habsn fbre 9ir=
teit beoeutsno ejnssihrdHtt. Der lin
ternehmunasgsiit lit sHtmuthist uno
fan total seIlhult lIno rpenH oieiss
cis Iolaen Der bIobsn 9efiirttune si=
ner W0qlittstt IiNo, mas rpiro srIt oe=
id1sbsn, ipsrn grndn lpirtlih ssfpGhl.
rpiro2, Is If taum eirs 9roBs fir
Die 9srhesruneen oeRtbar. tpeIhs Be
Itiutrnt aIs Folee Ger GrpdbIuna
Srnan's 'ih sinftsnen purosn." = 6.
> durs.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12
Working Night and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is DR..
King New Life Pills. Every pill Is
a sugar coated globule of health, that
changes weakness into strength, list
lessness into energy. brain-fag into
mental power They re wonderful
in building up the health. Only 25c
d box. Sold by A. @. Luken & Co,
druggists.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12

A writer in American Gardening
urges the Importance of keeping weeds
cut down as one measure in the war on
insect pests. Many of the insects that
infest field and garden crops live on
the weeds that spring up In early
spring until the cultivated crops come
on. OF course If only one farmer in a
community kept the weeds under sub
lection II would have small effect on
the insects.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12
Brave Men Fall
Victims to stomach. liver and +

Victims to stomach, liver and kid
ney troubles as well as women, an6
all feel the results in loss of appetite
poisons in the blood, backache, ner-
vousness, headache and tired, listless,
rundown feeling But there ; nc
need to feel like that. Listen to j.
w Gardner, Idaville Ind. He says:
Electric Bitters are just the thing
for a man when he is all run down
and don care whether he lives or
dies. 1t did more TO give me new
strength and good appetite than any
thing | could take. can now eat
anything and have a new lease on
life Only 80 cents, at a. O..
Luken * Cos drug store. Every
bottle guaranteed. )
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12
Excursions 10 Indianapolis via Pennsyl-
yania Lines.

October 18th, 10th, 18th and 18th,
for meeting Of Great Council Of lndi-
ana Improved Order of Red Men,
and Great Council Degree of Poca-
bontas, excursion tickets viii De sold
to Indianapolis via Pennsylvania
Lines: valid returning until Friday
October 18th.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12

Wife-Oh. John. the moths have
made several holes in your winter suit
Husband-You don't say? That :
surprisingly good news
Wife-ofood news:
Husband-YeS. Ii shows II has some
wool in IL | never believed Ii be
fore.-PhiiadeIphia Press.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12
Destruction of bird. by Hurricane.

Nature notes remarkable fact In
connection with the West Indian hur-
ricane of September. 1898 1t appears
that before the hurricane one of the
taInest and commonest birds on the
island of St Vincent was a small hum
ming bird. but none of these birds have
been seen since September 1898.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12
At Small Wages.

ITO what do you attribute your sue,
cess in ufe?" asked the inquisitive per
son.
Work" answered Senator Sorghum
positively; hard work"
But you never seem TO be devotine
much time TO work"
mo. but I've hired tremendous
smount of Il done" Washington Star
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-12
! HOW TO MAKE CIDER. /;
A SIMPLE PRESs WHICH ANY
R0DS Gan MAKE AND
OPERATE


On tbe farm wlIere there is no cider
mill large number Of good apples are
wasted every year. says j. G. Ais
house IN The American Agriculturist-
These might be converted into cider
The accompanying illustration Is Of an
easily made press for the purpose OF
utilizing those apples Simply procure
plank about four feet in length and
as broad as available and stout pole,
d. 10 10 20 feet long. Make a frame, or
vat. TO hold the apples TO be pressed. 1t
can be constructed of one inch boards
about a foot square. Set this VAT on