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WANTED-Flve young ladies' to visit Buff
faio Exposition with Female Minstrel ana
Living Picture show. Vaudeville, this
Office IA
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WANTED a hrst-class ussorter and
bunGler, one who understands the bust
ress and is not afraid of work. None
Other need apply. Address 4417, this
office. 10
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WANTED--A good blacksmith and up-to-
date horseshoer and wood workman; must
be sober. j. c. Evertson & Son. Vic
r1rla Texas. IL
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" ANTED-Branch mannger Texas terri.
tory, for Old reliable jobbing house. Ad.
dress ]. NJ. Hicks manager, Blnz build
ing, Houston, Texas. IL
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NENTED-A responsible race horse man
TO take my 3S mare to run on percent
age For her time ana particulars write
to Y. L. Prlddie, Montgomery, Texas:
viii sell her for $500 u
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COTTON pickeis aud hands supplied Farm
ers who require hands and cotton pickers,
Texas without the loss of time, and ut a
much less expenditure Of money, by ap
plying to The Cotton Pickers' Employ
ment Agency, Gibbs Building, Houston,
flnNns u
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WANTED--Maehinlsis, pattern makers,
boiler makers, machine blacksmlths and
ship filters; steady work guaranteed to
competent mechanics; 50 30 day of ten
hours; fare 10 San Francisco refunded in
SIX months for satisfactory service Ris-
don Iron Works, San Francisco Office at
Beale and Howard streets Ia
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statesmen TO sell rs
Ia1e on liberal commission the cele-
NJ Royal Pepsin stomach Bltters.
PARTICULARS on application. l.. & A.
.d 81. lnnls. Mo. III
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WANTED--A middle-aged lady cook for
section. Call Saturday al 4 o'clock AT
Red Front Store. IL
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WANTED--A good cook man or woman.
Apply Pickwlck hotel at once Jim How
aid, Crockett Texas, IL
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Manitoba first-class mouldcr on ma
chine and architectural iron work: one
preferred. permanent situation. Address
266c this office I2
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POSTOFFICE clerks and carriers. CLERKS
for. customs, internal revenue, railway
mail and departmental services TO be an.
soon IN every State; write for Circular
$50. Emil particulars free OF NATL Cor.
Institute Washington, ID. c.
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WANT an all around man to 10 Gener
garden work Call at George Bauss, Cen
trail market. Il
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WANTED Orphan girl. about Is years
good home. Apply room ], Cotton Elk
change. IL
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WANTED-Young men to learn telegraphy
for railway service; liberal rates, posi-
tions secured. Houston School Of Tel,
egraphy Houston, Texas. ID
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WANTED TO Restaurant or hotel
dining room outfit. Address ALSO. this
NIhce. Ii
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FOR sALE--A 2-year-old hale Jersey COW
and calf. $50; call or address j. j. Ougbel,
tree, Ninth avenue and Rutland street,
houston Heights II
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EMPLOY MENT secured, help furnished;
call or address with stamp Levine Al
berto, 0o9h Preston avenue, Houston, Tex.
agi phone 266 IA
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WANTFD-Youn men to learn telegrapny
and station work for immediate service;
40 charge IL situation not secured. Dallas
Telegraph College Dallas, Texas ~
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frD-Three good camp cooks on East
!, railroad. Apply on work at Luf-
I Texas. %
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WANTED AT Twenty dye good
on pipe line 81, $50 per day. Come 10
u. H. Sterrett < Co.'S camp at Elvester
on Sabine and East Texas. Pay day Bird
of each month. Il. II, Sterrett & Co. 10
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F-oIF LAUl well rttuIhIHNuUtI -
s u, IA Instruct local agents. Salary
nv, e M necessary expenses, perna'
aia ,.nIose self addressed envelope.
Il rs Lakeside building, Chica-.
Ny 81 IL
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WANTED Secondhand roll top desk;
must he a bargain. Address 1867, tina
Office. II
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FIRST-CL1SS BARBER wanted, 0O7
Prairie steady job. IL
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WANTED--A yard man; one who under
stands TO take care Of horses: German
preferred. Apply at Lawlor hotel. -
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" ANTED--Ml ddle-aged woman as house.
keeper: reference required. Address 44SD
this office. IL
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WANTEDA competent stenographer and
typewriter for Galveston, Texas. Write
T. o. Box 500, Galveston; state refer
ences. 10
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WANTED Young men 70 learn telegraphy
and station work for immediate service;
situations secured or money refunded
H"if'9 S22
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SlbNoGkAPHERS DON'T fall TO afI7nd
morrow night; see notice II
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WANTED Market gardener: married man
preferred Address 44G5, this Office. II
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REGISTERED JERSEY BULL for service
COWS sent for and returned free OIL
charge; price $3.50 cash. with privilege
b. c. Moore. south end Sabine bridge
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LIVESTOCK AND PouLTRY

FOR SALE Pair young grays, Hamnle.
tunian horse, weight about 100; also TWO
young troitels. la Bauye, lulp Cont. II
FOR SALE beautiful combination bay
pony, & years old, sound and gentle. 24i5
BRACES street. IL
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lens day: o beauty; two miles out old
Richmond road. Bartell place. or Box
go. IL
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. llner rs y leSinen everrwhere: fx
3say ON 9os y S25 weekly. oman
S's y. l0eth street New
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WANT TO RUY-Cottage, 1920 to Si60O
near Central depot; must be baleain
Address 20SG, this 0fdce III
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ONE good talking parrot cheap also Young
double yellow head and red head. j..
Maier 9t4 Congress. 10
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hAl EkiENCED truck gardener: state
Gty, Texas. II
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FOR SALE CHEAP-16 head cows and
heifers, good stock, Address D. L. Me-
Gowan, Houston, Texas, or call at place,
Brays bayou. Main stree road. IL
FINE JERSEY COWS, fresh in milk al
ways on hand, also bull kept for service
Il. II. Keyworth, Polk and Crawford. II
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p -----7 cook and dining room girl
nm Heosy sermans or Swedes pre-
'ssall h9na, 10 right parties. AZ
n. eeca Mssssreures, +. o. Boz ~;
y al rs,s 4
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FOR SALE-Seven high grade Jersey
cows and one bull. Corner Houston an [
Lubbock II
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THREE LOTS close IN. for 5000 four
blocks from court house. j. y. Pagan,
1U10is Congress. il
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ANTED-Colored woman 10 cook and
Nash Apply after 10 o'clock al 1915 San
..aalntc street; II
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| FOR SALE-Three hundred steer yearihgs
| For prices, etc, apply to Harrison &
! McGill, Flatonia, TeSns. ~
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FOR SALE White rabbits. zoe a pair
1918 Milan. II
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WANTED no BUy--A gig; must be o n.
and cheap for cash. 2tg6. this office Ia
WANTED TO BUY--Three to six lots va
cant or improved, from twelve to hfteen
blocks from court house, or Central depot,
$1,000 TO 5000, must be bargain; casl.
Adlress 2NSl. this nftice. - Ii
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WANTED TO RFNT,

WKNTFD-Sou room, furnished, with
clean bath, close in, quiet place. 2olv
this offiqe n
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FOR SALE Seyenty-lve (T5) good mares
cheap Come quick y. Brookshire,
Brookshlre Texas. II
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"AN = isD--At once, a painter who Is a
VITO .. y. Ericsson, III Campo, Texas. 80
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SIX ROOM housc close In. southern OK.
posure; S17oo cash Il. Pagan, 10l6&
isouOrpce n
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ON ACCOUNT OF failure in corn crop will
sci eighty thoroughbred Poland china
pigs; May farrow at $40 per pair. A
w Parrott. Holland, Texas.
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urLp WANTED.

~. -,c.I temperate. rellanle, iasl
tS;f7D--A gu v9 one that wants 70
spi p ls,ugp;eo A. Brush AUSTIN
N Address ~
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WANTED AT ONCE-Three fnrnlsne9
rooms for light housekeeping, ground
d0or centrally located, moderate terms
Address H. y F. D., this Office. u
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sslnes ~ y known. responsible com.
FL ~ 4 less Of q man If abli-
a,nnrli Known. stand high. be
s'an Y bankers and capitalists
% LIVER, banker or real es-
tsllf Ina'i; 10 the right man
20 nrs.,ylle' VIII not Interfere
a tA,pirsshl business: highest ref
AZ Address 2012. this OF
H.. II
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PIANO $3.50 Fischer upright In fine cou
duon; bargain; payments. Piano Ex
change 615 Travis. IL
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Hrsl s,aLESMAS wanted at once
~ posa trade; permanent 10
rs rsfsra.ula man; no other noel APP
''Aees. Box 3, Detroit.
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FOR SALE--A bargain. bay pony, 3 years
old, gentle for children 20 ride or drive;
spring wagon and harness, almost II W.
Apply 2415 Bra2os street Ii
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n C0IiPT.E of Young men desire Two FOODS
IN suburban home, one furnished also
stal,ie accommodations for horse and Dug
~. nnsMer QUICK. 26so ms once. -
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PIANO s165 Fischer upright In hrst-class
conditions cost new 1910; SEE this bar
gain; payments. Plano Exchange, 81
Travis IL
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SEW ING GIRLS wanted at s14 Prairie
aNcint. all SOWING TO be fnknn hnrnn n
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FOR SALE Goud top buggy. also two
good horses. Apply 2o8 FannIn street. II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$500 WILL buy half Interest in an est ID
Hshed business IN Houston paying an I'm,
mense profit, g. NJ. Cross, care Z. =.
Parker IL
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/ 3fy s,,os,iiiiln at once: must un-
leinlsas9ls ana groceries; A ref.
% IesFa, state wages wanted.
s TeSss Cut Price store, Hal.
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IA estsl3 Young man to take in
tgs ~ sals'lshed real estate ami fre
iptr ~! a good interior point;
H2g ~ Typewriter preferred.
~ ms Office. II
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FOR SALE Phaeton, good as new, also
bedroom suite. 81i6 Milan street. ~
Won sALE-Onf pony harness for saie
cheap. Apply iali Commerce ~
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LOST, FOUND, STOLEN.

LOST--Order book bearing name heltn,
Simmons 4 Co.; please deliver 70 livs'
Rusk avenue and receive reward.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-08

When things are ''the best thew
become 1.-THE best selling. Abraham
Hare, leading druggist of Belle
vile, o.. writes: Electric Bitters
are the best selling bitters | have
handled in 20 years. You know
why? Most diseases begin in disor-
ders of stomach, liver, kidneys, bow
els, blood and nerves. Electric Bit
tiers tones up the stomach, regulates
liver, kidneys, and bowels, purities
the blood, strengthens the nerves,
hence cures multitudes of maladies.
1t builds up the entire system. Puts
new life and vigor into any weak
man or woman. Price 80 cents. Sold
by A. G. Luken & Co., druggist.
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Characteristic Differences.

One of the striking differences in the
characteristics Of men and women is
that women like new things, while men
are loath to part with old things to
which they have grown attached Old
pipes, old penknives. old walking sticks
these are the pets of most men. while
some even carry their affection for old
things to articles of wearing apparel
In the matter of penknives nearly all
men are alike. A sign in front of an
Arch street cutlery establishment reads,
.'Old Pocketknives Repaired" and a
clerk in the store explained that that
branch of the business was quite equal
to the sale OF new knives. About the
only people who buy new knives" he
said, ARE women, who give them to
men as presents. A man seldom buys
a new knife. He brings his old one to
be fixed. As an illustration of this.
know Of one man who has been carry
ing the same knife for over twenty
years. At various times he has had va
rious things done to it. until now
doubt If any portion Of the original
knife remains. "-Philadelphia Record.
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whsteheId's Purified Heart.

There were some interesting love. or.
rather. matrimonial, episodes in the life
of George Whitefield, the celebrated
preacher. who died in ITO.
1t is not easy to sympathize with
him when we read how, when he was
in America, he applied to two of his
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. D., to give him
their daughter as his wife, at the same
time telling them that they need not
be afraid of sending him a refusal
For I bless God" said he. '.if know
anything of my own heart, l am free
from that foolish passion which the
world calls love. I write only because
I believe it is the will of God that
should alter my state, but your denial
will fully convince me that your
daughter is not the person appointed
by God for me. But have sometimes
thought Miss E. would be my help
mate, for she has often been impressed
upon my heart
He afterward married a Mrs. James.
a widow, who is described as once hav-
ing been fashionable and gay, but now
a "despised follower of the Lamb"
One is. perhaps, not surprised that
they did not live happily together. and
to find Whitefield smugly writing that
her death in 176S set his mind greatly
at rest.-Household Words.
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c me in with a remark so obviously un.

true"
Her face stiffened slightly.
why not CT spade Z spaee?'' she
said. Il am d liar-that is what you
mean:''
Something of the ki-sd.' said, fcg
/ was deeply burt ..One who says
things which she doesn't mean is.
take it. "a You will excuse me If
leave the word unsaid-'
oh yes; but you are qaite wrong.
you know. All fiirts are not liars"
They say things which they don't
You don't understand" she inter
rupted They say things which they
don't mean perhaps. bet they may
mean them all the same"
shrugged my shoulders
please excuse me for being so
dense. Alison; but really l don't quite
follow YOU
No? Well. let us be more personal
Surprising l were to say, Dear Hec-
tor. love you"
Il should Immediately tell you that
you We're saying what was not true"
"But don't you see. you might be
wrong"
Possibly, but And then l looked
straight at her. and her eyes told me
that l was making u bigger fool of
myself that she had made of me.
Alison" l cried, and before l knew
what l was doing my arms were round
her.
She freed herself after a time and
surveyed me thoughtfully.
''Will you really marry a flirt?" she
asked.
l laughed joyously, for my views re-
garding some things had changed.
"Of course. l must, in the interests
OF the public. 1t isn't safe to leave any
one so bewitching as you are free to
play with mems hearts,"
$50 you will sacrifice yourself? How
noble of you, But She paused.
"What difference will marriage make?
Once flirt always a fiirt. you know"
Il shall take jolly good care that you
don't f1rt," l said.
And I defy you to prevent me.
Why should a woman not fiirt:"
Because the habit is degrading to
her SEX l said.
1T is very unlike gentleman to in
terrupt. Hector. l was going to say
why should woman not f1irt with the
man she loves-the only man she has
ever fiirted with?''
"Oh, if l am to have the exclusive
rights" / said.
you have had them all along" she
returned.
1t was. of course. necessary that
should climb down, but 1 saw no rea-
son why should not do SO in a digni-
fed manner.
But flirting consists in saying
things which one doesn't mean, Ali
son.
But one may mean them all the
same" she said softly. Dear Hector.
1 love you"
And. after all, dignity in my descent
was out of the question.-King.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-08

"Only twice." said a well known law
yer. "have l really been proud. The
first time was years ago in court
I'd been admitted and had had charge
of the preparation of an important
suit The jury brought in verdict
for our side. and l felt happy, but
after I'd collected the papers and
books and was going out my chief
who was one of the lights of the bar
in those days. put his hand on my
shoulder and said: You prepared that
case well, my boy. If it hadn't been
for you we'd have been beaten And
l knew it was SO. for he had come back
from Washington only that morning
and had had to depend entirely on my
work. And the second time l felt
proud was when my married sister
came into my library early one after
noon and said in a half whisper, It's
a boy Exchange.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-08

Zone night my brothers baby
was taken with Group writes Mrs.
j. c. Snider, of Cri,tenden, KY, lit
seemed it would stran gle before we
could get doctor, so we gave it DIR.
Kings New Discovery, which gave
quick relief and permanently cured
it. We always keep it in the house
to protect our children from Group
and whoopipg cough. 1t cured me
of chronic bronchial trouble that no
other remedy would relieve In
fallible for coughs. colds, throat and
lung troubles. SOC ard 81. Trial
bottles free at A. G. Luken & Co. s
drug store.
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TILTED GIRL PROTESTS.


DUSNS~S 10 t.ic tNrs8-sfoIlo2 OI mgr
False Lover.
The war department IT res :ngfun
has before il fer consideration an ex-
trei1lely curious caSe-that CT Miss Re
becca Douglass. pretty girl of the
Palmetto State. who protests against
the Issuance of Il commission in the
United States army TO 4 former fiance
who. she claims. has Tilted her.
There IS on fiie at the war depart
ment an application for commission
in the army from W. r Crawford of
Chester. s @. bearing q long string of
Endorsements from prominent southern
ers- There was a strong probability
that the ambition of the young man
would shortly be gratifed. Now that
ambition has received sudden check
and halt has been called in the mat
ter.
A FEW days ago q petition was re
cefved by Assistant Secretary OF War
Sanger signed by a number Of promi-
nent citizens of Chester. s. C. 1t was
sent on behalf Of Miss Douglass. who
claimed that Mr.. Crawford, who at
one time in the very near past had
beer engaged to her. had acted in o
very shabby manner-in fact. had jilt-
ed-ne-. and that by his actions he had
proved himself unfit to wear the uni
form of commissioned officer OF
Uncle Sans soldier boys.
While the officials of the war depart.
ment will not discuss the matter fur
Their than to acknowledge the receipt
Of the protest, it Is known from high
source that it will receive the attention
1t merits
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FAUNA OF HAWAII.
Collection Completed After EleveI
Years Work.

Collection Completed After EIeven
Years Work.
After eleven years of work r. G. L
Perkins. the English naturalist, has
just completed the collection of the
fauna of Hawaii, says q cablegran
from Honolulu. He has made two
practically complete collections, one
for the British museum and the other
for the Bishop museum of Honolulu
His work covers everything that flies
walks or creeps, and it also comprises
conchology as applied to land shells
Among the curious facts disclosed by
his collection are that Hawaii has the
only species of dra gon flies that do not
start in life from the water or of which
the larvae are nonaquatic. The lant
shells are numerous and very beauti
full in color and markings. On the va
rious Islands the birds differ in a mark
ed way.
The Bishop museum Is now publish
ing the results Of Mr.. Perkins labors
in several large volumes.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-08

The carrot owes its fattening powers
to the sugar and its faver to a peculiar
fatty oil: the horseradish derives its
flavor and bIistering power from a vol
atile acrid oil. The Jerusalem artichoke
contains 14is per cent of sugar ana
per cent Of inulin "a variety Of starch.
besides gum and peculiar substance
to which its favor is owing Garlic
and the rest of the onion family derive
their odor from a yeiiowish. volatile.
acrid oil. but they are nutritious from
containing nearly half their weight Of
g.Utiaeus substances not yet clearly de-
Ened-
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If YOU WANT
The Big 4 KnickerboCker Special to
Buffalo. Boston and New York.
Take the C. r. s N. via.
MunCic.

The G z. & NJ. train leaves Rich
mond at 5:45 p. m every day except
Sunday, makes close connection with
the magnificent Big Knickerbocker
special from ST. Louis to New York
This train has in addition to Buffet
sleeping cars, library and smoking
cars and dining cars. Train reaches
Buffalo at 6:15 a. m. after night S
ride and lands passengers at Grand
Central station, New York City, And
street and 4th avenue at D. M, %
hours from Richmond.
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not make blood or make strength. no
medicine can do that But it does cure
diseases Of the stomach and its allied or
eans, and 50 causing the perfect diges-
ron and assimilation of food. 1t enables
the building of the body In sound and
vigorous health.
II can say % you one bottle Of ycur Golden
veil sfeer suffering two long years NTH ssorn-
srh disease writes W. H Braswcl- OF McAden-
,-,,I- Esxtoa Co ~ c cMy health Is worth all the
,-nr,d TO me I will praise you Is long as live
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser. q book containing 1908 pages.
!. Given awav. Send II one-cent stamps
the expense Of mailing osty. for the book
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