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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-21
In 1860. when the Republican par

In 1860. when the Republican par
ty first came into power, this was al
most exclusively an agricultural coun
try and the policy Of the Democratic
party was to keep it so. That party
said the United States Is destined to
be the 9ranary of the world. but a
manufacturing country never. The
Republican policy was to make it a
great manufacturing as we'll as a@ri-
cultural country. and it has done so.
In the Year 1900 the United States
produced one-third of all the manu-
featured products of the world and
shipped them broadcast to foreign
sarkets. This never could have been
done under the Democratic policy of
free trade
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fine PROGRAMS
For the Two Earlham Literary Soci-
cites Tonight.

The two literary societies, the
Phoenix and the Ionian, will have
their regular meetings this evening.
The program for the Phoenix meet
ing will be music, Pauline Saint !;
reading, Edna Clay; music, Edith
and Frances Wilson; optional, Con-
stance f'csler and Lillian Millikan.
The Ionian program is. The World s
Fair as I Saw it, by Hugh Mauzy
recitation by Clarence Sumner;
'Two Years Under the Stars and
Stripes" by w. E. Lear: "Pithy,
Pungent and Profound" by Otto W.
Haisley.
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Letters and Testimonials.

The renowned Leschetizky gave a
letter of recommendation, in which
he said: "Mr. Kruger has been my
pupil and has evinced great talent
al displayed indefatigable dill
gence. He will reach high rank as a
genuine artist
The Princsss of Stolberg. Werni-
"erode, when Mr.. Kruger played in
her castle, showered the highest COM
pliments upon his warm. brilliant,
and romantic playing.
Prince Heinrich Won Reuss. Ger
man ambassador at the Court of
Austria. expresses the highest admir-
alton of Mr. Krueer's pianistic at
tainments and the most cordial per
sonal interest in him.
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HUK DAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY.
'hr, U'parslleled Bargain Days.
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HISTORY CLUB
Has it's First Meeting at Earlham
College.

The Earlham History Club held it's
first meeting Of the year last evening
and the members were addressed by
Professor w. S. Davis, of the, Rich
mond high school on Commodore
Perry in JAPAN This was very
appropriate subject as the work Of
the society for this term will be a
comparative study of Japan and
Russia.
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LOCAL BREv|T|ES.
Penmanship at night school.

PenmanshIp at night school.
DR.. Park for high class dentistry,
8 N. Tenth street. Lady assistant.
Take the Dayton & Western cars
to the New Cedar Springs Hotel, now
open. II
Moore the real estate man, over
s North Seventh street has several
houses for rent. Go and see him to-
day.
Mrs. Frank McCurdy has gone to
Muncie to spend several days with
her parents.
j. " Gilbert, Of Hamilton, O.,
was in the city yesterday calling on
business friemds.
Mrs. F, NJ. Green, Of Eaton, O..
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
c. Green. yesterday.
Miss Jessie Scherb won the prize,
gold band ring, offered to the one
selling the most tickets to the Tot 5
carnival.
Miss Katie Twehaus is visiting
relatives at Dayton.
Miss Rhea Reid will leave for New
York Friday night.
Dot let your Grocer give you
something "just as good,' insist on
having Faultless Creams baked every
day.
Faultless Cream Crackers are fresh
from the oven every day. That can be
said Of no other cracker sold III
Richmond. ..
Charles Roser spent yesterday
with friends in Greenville.
C. F. Gray, of Winchester, visited
friends here yesterday.
Richmond people eat cream and
Butter Crackers. Wehn you buy
Faultless or Richmond Butter, you
oct the be st crackers made anywhere.
This week We want to tell you about
Faultless Creams.
Miss Laura Campbell, of koko-
mo. is visiting in the city.
Mark Stewart, of Chicago, is Wis
ting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Pogue are Wis
ting relatives at Chicago.
NJ; EtLo,, uoceax- IF Iod;anapO-
lis, is visiting relatives here.
Have you noticed how crisp the
new Faultless Cream Crackers is!
After lots of expense, we are produc-
in" the finest Cream Cracker ever
sold in Richmond. Insist on having
Faultless Creams.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Judson are
visiting friends at Lafayette
Ed Cappell as returned to Dayton.
after visiting friends here.
Sharon Jones will leave Monday
to spend the week at New York.
Bookkeeping, Stenographing and
the Common School studies. will be
taught at the Business College Night
School, which opens Monday, Oct.
oath. 19-1wk.
It's mistake TO imagine that itch
ing piles can't be cured; mistake
to suffer day longer than you can
help. Doan's Ointment brings instant
relief and permaent cure. At any
drug store, so cents.
Mrs. John Ross has returned after
visiting friends and relatives in
Chicago.
Mrs. Walter Jones is the guest of
Mrs. Dutton In Kansas City.
Mrs. H. X. Calvert, of Chicago
is visiting relatives here.
J. D. Meyer, of Rushville. was the
guest of Richmond friends yester-
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$500 California, Oregon and Wash
ington.

Colonist one-way second class tick
cts on sale from Chicago to San Fran
cisco, Los Angees, Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle and other Pacific coast points,
and still lower rates to Utah, Mon
tana, Wyoming, and Idaho points, via
the Chicago, Unto Pacific & North
western line. Corresponding ow rates
from all points.
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LduIeS 'ffHe wearing Apparel
Styhsh suits, stunning cloaks, nobbv
SKIRTS. fine waists. beautiful silk
petticoats. and elegant furs charac-
terlxe this department.. The extern
slNe preparations in this dept enable
US 10 invite YOU To the most elaborate
display of srelnsfse AVID kis.i class GAP
mems ever shown in Richmond.
Every garment has that Frenchy
look SO much desired. The moderafe
priced as we'll as the best. 4 cordial
invitation Is extended to all ladies'
contemplating new fall garments.
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Fine M0queffe Rugs 27xG

Fine M0queffe Rugs - 27x6O. al
ways sold for F. so, special SI.1J
Blankets = 2U0 p irs good Cotton
Blankets, good siz- and splendid quail
ity, worth 7oc pair, special 4Sc pair
Comforts - Extra size, good cotton
filling, fine silkoline top and bottom,
80 of them, worth 81 25, special 50 ,
Ladies Fancy Hat Wells, IA to IL
yds long, special =. 5Oc
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-21

MISS Nellie ReId has returned
from a visit with relatives at LOgans-
port.
Typewriters, all makes, rented,
sold. Rentals So to s. per month.
Repairs and ribbons for all machines.
Tyrell, w. U. Tel. Office. Phone &c.
Public school branches taught in
the night school.
The best -four, carefully blended,
the best lard money can buy, mixed
and baked by the best bakers money
can hire, make Faultless Cream
Crackers, the ideal Cream Cracker.
If you are no using them, try
pound and be convinced of their
goodness.
Mrs. Cleo Lundy has returned to
Greensboro after visiting relatives
in this city.
Miss Dorothy Smith has returned
to Hagerstown after visit with
Richmond friends.
Miss Inez Champion has returned
from st. Louis, whleae she attended
the Worlds Fair.
Miss Myrtle st. John, of Battle
Creek, Mich, is visiting relatives
south OF the city.
Georges W. Calderwood, of Oak
land, Cal, is the guest of DIR. f. CT.
McDivits, of South Eighth street
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mcfarland, of
Hagerstown, visited local friends and
relatives yesterday.
When you buy Faultless Creams,
you are not buying cracker that
has been shipped hundred miles in
a dirty box car, and perhaps been on
hands two Or three weeks. They are
fresh from the oven and all that
sweet taste and crispness that are i'm
portant in a good cracker is there.
G. L. Kedzie returned to Spring
llclu, w., last evening dIlcI NlSlllilS
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Runyan.
Miss Florence Matthews has re-
turned from visit with relatives
and friends at Indianapolis.
Miss Elsie Shera, of College Cor
ner, retained home yesterday after
attending the Brown-Stewart we'd
ding.
Indiana is one Of the strongholds
of the league, and being a doubtful
State, the league will make an unu-
sual effort to carry it for the Repub-
Leans. Practically all of the colleges
of consequence in the state are rep
resented in the league. Indiana uni
versity leading with a large and eff
fective club.
Miss Edith Marsh has returned to
Valparaiso after weeks visit with
friends in this city and at Center
vile.
II. Fitzgerald, of the general SUI
perintendent 5 Office at Columbus,
spent Yesterday calling on local rail
road friends.
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10 doz. black mercerized Petticoats,
worth 81 80, to be sold special no
(see windows) 40
Splendid dark Fancy Outings. 0E
worth SIC, special, per yard . ,UJ
Good Canton Flannel, worth SC M
yd, special, per yard ,UZ
loo Dress Sateeps. dark patterns, nc1
special, per yard uUU2
1Oc Fleeced Wrapper Goods, nc1
splendid styles, per yard ,UUz
Ladies' Colored Silk Umbrellas,
worth 81 so and $500. special Ct 0E
tor three days VIsZU
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~A+ND Il . Z III DE INTEREST," r
CSC Ladies' fine Embroidered Turn
overs, while they last :. &c
Ladies stylish Back Jet Col ars,
worth soc. special 25c
Ladies 75c genuine Leather
Bags, special . =. SOC
Mennen's Talcum Powder,
special .I215c box
See East Window. Bargain Carnival
Window, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
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Last evening the lola Lodge,
Knights of Pythias conferred the
rank of knight ON Jacob Moore.
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GOING FAST, BUT STILL A
CHANCE FOR YOU AT Knoll
LENBERG' SACRIFICE SUIT
SALE. DON'T WAIT-COME AT
ONCE.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-08

PROPOSALS viii Be received at ths Bursau
OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department.
Washington, d. C.. until - 0elock noon.
September =. 1913, and puoLciy opensd IN
n1ediateIy thersafter 70 furnish q quantity
OF bracket fans and dttinEs a ths Navy
Yard, New York N z. ard 20 the tn
spectors OF equipment az the following
named works, viz: Bath Iron Works. Bath.
Ne. Fore River snip ard Engine Company.
Quincy. Mass.s william CramD Sons ship
and Engfns Building Company, PHILADELPHIA
Pa; Nsahe q Levy, Philadelphia. Pa New
York Shipbuiiding Company. Camden. ". J.
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dryd0ck
Company, Newport News Va; Union Iron
Works. san Francisco, Cal, and Moran
Bros Company Seattle. WASH Blank pro-
posals will be furnished upon application %
the navy pay offices. Boston. Mass. New
York n Z Philadelphia, Pa. Norfolk.
Va san Francisco. Cal. and Seattle. Wash.
or to the Bureau H T B. HARRIS. Pay
master Genera. o. 8 y 92l-04
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-08


NOTICE Is hereby given thar sealed bids VII
b received until o'clock p n Monday.
September II. 1904. BY the Beard Of Con-
troll OF the Territory of Arizona az the
offce OF said board IN the city of Phoenix.
Arizona fer the sale OF ten bonds Of the
Accommodation OF one thousand dollars sach.
numbered II 70 20 inclusive. bearing dats
OF January I. 1904. due and payable Ian
uary / 1854 bearing interest at the rata of
per cent (5Ts) Der annum optional aftsr
twenty-five years. issued by The Territory
of Arizona, In accordzncs with the pro-
visions OF Act No. 73 OF the Twenty second
IezisIativs Assembly OF said Territory and
which act bas been approved By ths Goa
zress OF the United States said bonds be-
fuE the second Issue OF the loan authorized
nv saId act Interest on said bondB viii
be uaid serni-annualiy On the frst day of
January and July Of each ys4r. and both
urfacfual and interest payabIs N gold coin
o. the United States AZ thu ofdco q thu
Treasurers Of said Territory. A certified
check Of a resDonsibls bank for per can't
of the amount bid. payable % ths ordar %
= E Kirkland. Territorial Treasures. and
a copy of this advertisements must accom-
many each bid Failure OF bidder % naaks
payment In fuu upon allotment and tandsr
of bonds viii be considered . cancallation
of TIE bid and the forfsiturs of the check
accompanying ths sare- Ths board reserves
the right to reject any and AL bids. Bids
must be sealed and addressed 20 tho Board
OF Control. Phoenix, ArfzorA and marked
Proposals for purchase 0f Insane Agylum
Bonds GEORGE a TRUMAN. 9scretary-
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-08
rrPrWRrrERs 40 suPPLns.

An exceptiouaIly good Ne. 2 Remington. No
smith Premier S25- other typeWrfters AZ
higher and lower prices. rentals - 50 The
Typewriter Excha1ge. 55s CatifCrnia st.
% HAND tvpewrirers sold rented repaired
Webster TypsWriting Inspec- Co. 5cs Market
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-08

PROPOSALS for Quartermastsr suppIies-Ofncs
Depot Quarternastsr. SO New Montgomery
St san Francisco. Cal. September 8. 1904
u-Ssi '=S eondi5ions. viii Be received az MS
office until 10 o'clock a n. September =.
faO4 Pacihc standard time. and then opened.
for furnishing and delivering az the san
Francisco Depot. California. stationery.
kitchen utensils, army ranges. lawn movers.
reserves the right % aNrspt OF reject any
or all proposals any part thereof m
nished on Application Envelopes containing
proposals % be marked. Proposals for
Cuartsrnastsr Supplies No $40" and adj
dressed TO MAJOR c. A DENOL. Quarter
master. Q. s A. Depot Quartsrmastsr-
PROPOSALS viii be received at the Bureau
Of supplies and Accounts. Navy Dspartmsnt.
Washfnztou. D. c.. until y O'Clock noon.
sarssn1ber n 1904 and publicly opened i'm
rnsdiately thereafter. 70 furnish al the navy
yards etc. Norfolk. Va; New Orleans. Ia.
and Mare Island. Cal. as specified rs
roIInd and square: ard 1s35 tons more or
less. OF steel. COMPRISING bars. shares- 1il-
lets forgfngs. and plain and galvanized
plates. Blank pruDosaIs viii Be furnished
upou application 20 the Navy Pay Ot1ce-.
Norsok Va; New :, o5isaPs; re Rs;-.as as' ana R
HARRIS. Pzynastsr General O. ; y
PROPOSALS for subsistence Supplies. Ofacs
Purchasing Commissary. San Frzncisco. Cal.
September : f9o4--Sealed proposals for FUR
rishing and delivering Of such quantities %
subsisfence supplies delivered at such wharf
OF wharves OF such warehouses IN san
Francisco. cal. as per circular % Be sen
At this office will be received here until II
o'clock a. m. Wednesday. September q.
1854 and opened Immediately thereafter n
presence of bidders. Specifications. general
Instructions to bidders and blank forms of
proposals will be furnished % established
dealers on application 70 DOUGLAS SCI
TIE. Captain Comsy-
san FRANCISCO. cal. September 5. 1So4-
sealed proposals. IN trlpiicate- viii Be re-
cefved here until II O'Clock a. n. October
s. 1904 and then opened. for the conscr1cti0n
of an additional story 70 Administrator
bufIdir- Of General Hospital Preside of
san Francisco. Cal. including plumbing,
heating and wiring
4 CS<Jvsruueur reserves the right 20 reject
or accept any or all bids. IN Whois Ia
mart Inforrratfcs1 furnished appIlcation
70 WW : PATTEN Assistant Quarter
master General. CHIEF Ctuartsrmaster
L EnEfneer Offce san Fmnciseo. Cal.
Sept g 1904; sealed Druposa4 for dredging
in Alviso slough. Cal. vii Be received here
until Il roou Thurstiay Oct. =. ieet- infor-
nation on application sW- H HEUER- COL.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-08
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

MUSICAL IHsTBUKEHTS.
HEADQUARTERS for renting .pIanos-LIttIs
pianos for small rooms. medium size for
average rooms, big pianos for large parforA
halls. etc; pianos fer rent at 81 per month.
81 so per n5: cur own make piznos at s5
per no Cths best instrument offered for the
money in s FL; a nae line Of elegant large
planes for 81 and IS per mo: over $3.50 in
struments % select from. all OF them good
bargains to buy As we'll as rent; one years
rental aiIowed on purchase price. SCOTT
cURTAz PIANO Co. 5so-s4 Hayes St
A BUNCH OF UPRIGHTsEasy Paynents
Erard. small upright for practice so
Woodwork and Allovon. splendid order 50
Neumann. mahogany case a bargain. LIS
Grovssteen 4 Fuller splendid order. I45
BENZ. cURTAZ & SON. Is O'Farrsll st
AT s. per month up. rent or purchases lowest
terms. lowest prices and greatest variety Of
HEINE PIANO co. 235-2sT Gea-y st.: Oak
land. 1882 Broadway: largest exclusive piano
house and only manufacturers here
TALKING machines guitars. etc: easy pay
meuts. months piano rent free BRCESN.
22S suffer 81
FOR sale-Grand square piano: in coed order:
$50 1TiI Twelfth ST. Oakland
George stsck upright grand elegant ma
hosany case cheap Horntns. 1lo AcAllistsr-
sEcoND-hand piano. s1es- BAcIGALUPI. $50
Aission st.
A PRIVATE party left Fischer upright to b
sold; s1s5 257 Geary 81
LOT unredeemed STORAGE pianos. furniture.
dirt cneap- Whitehead's Storage 1885 Mkt
FISCHER uprisht piano for sale: as guOd a.
new. S135- 23I Geary 81
soHBER Byron Mauzy pianos. CeceIiau piano
player. BYRON MAUZY. Sos-312 Post se.
NEW upright pianos sold On IS monthly pay
nsnts sCHMITz 4 CO. 1e McAllister ct
5-PEDAL sseinvay up: chicksrfn< baby grand.
shoninger little used. keene,s. eSs o'FzFrel
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET.
DESK room in elegant well equipped. centrally
located Offices: cheap Room B. 24o Monts'y-
LOWER part OF AS Sufter 81. suitable for
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. c. c. o'DONNELL-ofnce and residence
1921 L Market ST. tst 6th and tn. paTticu-
lar attention paid 70 diseases Of women
BLOOD. skin aad rectal dtseases a speciality
DR. BALL. 1eTs5s Market st
RENovED-DR WONG HIA. herb dOeso-
treats all diseases of the human body for
past tour years at l15-Ils Mason St. now 10
Gated At CO. Geary 81. near Leavenworth-
WONG WOO the famous herb coet0r-Au dis
eases cured by Chinese herbs. s4s-S Clay st.
PATENTS.
INVENTIONS patented. F. p MEDINA at
torney -at-law. Hobart bldg 5}3 Market St
PURCHASING AGENCIES
CLARA E JEwETT. purchasing agent. coun-
try orders speciality. correspondence solicit
ed 356S 18th 81, san Francisco Tel Capp so.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-08

L s Engineer Offce. san Fmncisco. Cal.
Sert g 1904 sealed Drcposal4 for dredging
in Alviso slough. Cal. vii Be recsLEed here
until Il rCou ThursiaE- Oct q tstt- infor-
nation on application sN- H HEUER. COL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24
DEsERET EvENMG NEWS sAruRpAY sEPTEMBER ~ 1904

Kingdom have been gathered together
to make the different garments
A famous specialist IN Highland cos-
tune who has been consulted in thls
matter by the Kings firm has given the
writer the following details Of what the
costume Is going 10 be- Ike, and what
u VIII cost approximately
The dOuhlet, which Ia the Highland
term for the coat. VIII cost at least S25
000 10 VIII be manufactured Of velvet
lined with rich SILK with braid and sll-
yer lace ID viii be adorned with 30
buttons. and as these are tO be OF dla-
monds set in gold they WIN constitute
the most expensive fem in connection
with the garments Ten men VIII be
employed for ak days uu thih marvel
GUS doublet The walstcoat win be or
white satin creased and diamond
stitched by hand With The six buttons.
diamonds set I'm gold. Il viii cost any
thing between $4,000 aud $1,000,
The kilt which VIII b. OF specially
manufactured Menzlcs tartan and
adorned With four rosettes made OF ox-
ppnslye silk ribbon VIII cost about t2dQ
The Sporran made Of beaver skin Will
be adorned with two eyes made Of
mounted ON gold and win cost about
$3.50.
The belt fastened by gold buttons, Is
to cost 500
The dirk, made OF the hest Sheffield
steel and mounted IN gold and cairn-
g0i1n, % species Of scotch quartz which
iB rare and expensive, cps 500
The stockings made OF lhe host elk
taftan With silver fastenlngs, VIII cost
t25
The shoes, fastened by gold buckles,
i25
The plaid specially woven win he
fastened on the len shoulder by means
Of gold clasp, and hanging loosely
over the body The rlagp Is usually
adorned with "a thistle formed Of some
precious stones. The kings plaid cost
$4,000 and Il Ia supposed that Bradley
Martins win not cost less.
The Balmoral cap with crest and
gdorned with wood-cock feathers held
OF by gold clasp, VIII cost about $50.
The woo1-cock feathers indicate that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24
GORGEOUS YOUNG
BRADLEY MARTIN.
Going to Have n Highland Wedding Gar,
ment Such as Was Never Dreamed
OF Even by King Edward.

Special Correspondence.
7 ONDON Sept l5.-When Young
Bradley Martin weds Miss phlpps
- Of New York at a church in the
Scottish Highlands towards the end Of
the present month, he win be arrayed
as probably no bridegroom was ever at
rayed before The happy couple win be
married IN Highland costume, and at
least all the men present on the occa-
sion viii wear Highland dress.
Many Scotsmen cannot understand
why young couple who never saw
Scotland until few years ago should
encroach on what they regard az their
own exclusive right aud privilege, They
forget that the Bradley Martins claim
descent from old clan Menzes But
what Is exciting Scottish jealousy most
is that the young bridegroom VIII be
adorned IN such a set of kits as no
Scottish chiefiain has ever asplred TO.
The kings Highland taiors In Edin-
burgh have the work IN hand and the
most expert workmen IN the United
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24

the Woarer Is not chief OF hls clan Had
he been he would wear eagle feathers,
Skenedhu This Is the Gaelic term
for the knife which finds q PLACE down
the slie OF the right stocking The
blade ls Of best Sheffield steel and the
handle Of deer horn, It viii be orna-
mented with diamonds set In gold ft-
tlngs ana VIII cost between So and 500.
According to present arrangements
The bride VIII wear o white satin gown
with "a Meuziea pilid hanging from the
left shoulder This IA not the orthodox
Highland ladler' costume but it IS sup
posed 10 be more M Keeping with The
occnslou The hrldegolmH gorgeous
dress ~ discussed lu the leading tnilors'
shops IN London and edinburgh and
men who have been accustomed tn work
u both cities say that Bradley Martin
has surpassed the King III the matter
of eSpan5o aud design
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24

W. II. Harrison. Cleveland, Miss
writes, Aug. TO- 1902 II want 10 say a
word OF praise for Billiards. Snow Lima
ment stepped ON a nail. which caus-
ed the cords IN my len to contract and
an abscess to rise In my knee, and the
doctor told me that would have a
stif leg, so one day | went 70 J. +.
Lords drug store who Is now IN Dem
YER Colo) lie recommended q bottle
az Snow Llnauent ! got 500 slgo,
and II cured my leg. II Is The beat ln
lm0nt IN the world
ABSCESsEs, With few exceptions.
are indicative Of constipation or debll-
ity. They may, however, result from
blows or from foreign bodies introduce
ed into the skin or flesh. such as spin-
ters, thorns, etc.
Sold BY u. c. NJ, l. Drug Dept