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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-15

THE STARS SUNDAY MAGAZINE,

few of the other illustrated special features:
PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART.
| The social triumphs of the wives of American
bassadors 60 far toward smoothing the in dealing
with affairs Of state.
OLD PARISH OF TRURO.
The story of Poluck, the spiritual home of
the Washingtons Masons and Faraxes A relic of the
heroic age of the United States.
SCHOOL GARDENS
summary of the work that is being done in gar
den instruction in the public schools Of the United States
and Europe. An important movement which the
schools of Washington participating with excel
lent results. Cutivang love of the soil for the sake
of making better citizens well beautiful cities
EASTER IN JERUSALEM.
Where the day celebrated with lavish pomp and
ceremony. -
QUEER DENIZENS OF THE DEEP.
Some curiousookng objects that would hardly
suspect fish,
LEARN TO SHOOT STRAIGHT.
The interesting work of the Seamen Gunners School,
where Uncle Sans bueaclets given the finishing
touches in their technical education
THE HAND
Carmen SYLVIA the Queen of Roumania, writes Of its
vague resemblance wondrOus flower
TROUBLES OF THE POPE
letter from Rome telling of some of the trials and
tribuaions that bese the poniff in the Vatican.
MILLIONS SPENT AT EASTER
\ New Yorks lavish expenditure for hats, clothes,
flowers and candy. The churches get but small
share of the total
MIsDEMEANoRS OF NANCY.
Another chapter dealing with the sayings and doings
Of this delightful young parsonage
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FIRE
What the District officials have done and are do
ing in the way of preventing confagratons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-15
DECLINES TO GRANT LAND.
Lady Howard and the L'Enfant Me-
mortal

E. Francis Riggs, whose sister, Lady
Howard. now living in England. and who
owns the land on which the remains of
LEnfant are buried, has written the Dis
trict Commissioners that she refuses to al
low the erection of the monument on the
ground providing right of way is to be
granted The provision of Congress is that
the right of way must be granted.
The Commissioners will take the question
nm
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Treasury Shortage in Ohio.

ATHENS. Ohio. April 15.-The statement
Is made today that the shortage Of so, go
In the books of the treasury of Athens
county, announced yesterday by State Ex-
aminer Dover, occurred before e. c. Woods
worth. the present treasurer. took Office in
September. Ihis statement comes from
Mr.. Wordsworth. who says he can prove 1t
by his books. A peculiar feature of the
matter Is that the predecessors OF Mr..
Wordsworth had more money in the treas
ury than the books OF the auditor called for.
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TAFT TO PRESIDE.
Accepts Offer of Temporary Chairman
of Ohio Convention.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 15-Chairman O.
B. Gould of the republican state central
committee received a, letter from Secretary
w. H. Taft today accepting the offer of
temporary chairman of the state conven-
ton and assuring him that he win be pres
emit
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Maryland Postmasters Appointed.

The Following fourth-class postmasters
were appointed today in Maryland:
Glenelg. Melvin A. Day; Sassafras, Ii
meta b. G. Morris
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A CHURCH PAGE

FINANCIAL SECTION.
A complete survey of the financial affairs Of the
world The closing quotations of all the markets, at
home and abroad prominent feature of this depart
is series of articles the markets written by
Edward Lefeve perhaps the best known financial writer
of the day.
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i Enor Ingredients Two Leading Remedies COMPOSED

utter ne and ovarian rritaton upon lack OF uterine
activity in eAlo,otie aneia benefited by it. It is
valuable ia akony (reeakness Of TIE geueyape organs"
decidedly beneficial influence Of sexual assudc
In both sexes the result Of excesses especially IN those
arrangement with impaired memory mental apathy or
indifference, aud an enfeebSd condition Of the general
h,lnbo.sacra small Of the back region diseases
of the reproductive organs of females rd Of
acting as uterine tonic and gradually, removing abb
normal coalitions while at the same time i imparts
tone and yGor TO the reproductive organs. Hence, It
is much used in leneoy1Aaa amenor,sa )0eno,1hea
and 10 the tendency to repeated and successive
misfa,,7aees particular phase removed hyit Is the
irritabty and despoudency that onen attends uterine
troubles. In painful n,enstruation i has been found
pelvic flness sensation as II the womb and rectun
were distended with blood and the aching bearing
It's action here very decided tits considered useful
by some for the relief Of the 7on'iMng &c b,egnaNey
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scholar He thus writes Of Hydrastis Golden SeaO
Internally it used bitter tonic in disorders OF the
stomach, liver, ETC.
Dr. HALE continues: 'HowARD, writing in 1886. says
IT is very useful in recovery from fever, for dyspepsia
aDr BARTON and DR.. FULLY estimated i very highly
as a pure tonic and Alternative in diseased cond-
tons Of the mucous MEMBRANES ;"
"ProfS JOHN KING NJ. D., gives it u prominent place
among medicinal agents reitcratcs al! that previous
writer's have said about it. and adds that it is valuable in
Chronic affections of the mucous membrane OF the
stomach, intsstines, bladder ETC. .. e.
It stimulates the digestive processes and increases the
assimilation Of food. BY these means me olooa Is ~
7,ichea and this blood feeds the muscular system
mention the muscular system because believe It first
feels the increased power impaired by the stimulation OF
increased nutrition, The consequent improvement on
the nervous and glauduar SYSTEMS natural results
In relation to its general effects on the system there
unan,itv of opinion 1t is unise,yaly regarded as the
tonic useful In all debilitated states y $780,
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BLACK Co!HoSi,H,
(cim,cltusa ,Haeomosa, squnwroot, Etc.)

Prof JOHN KING in the American Dspel'satory says;
"This is very active, powerful and useful remedy, and
appears to fulfill great number OF indications Il pos
sesses an undobtcd Influence, over the nervous system
small doses the appetite and digestion are improved
continues, Upon the reproductive organs exerts
specific influence, promoting the menstrual discharge
in the therapeutics Of Gyhrcoogy (dseases OF wome'
LII the painful conditions incident to imperfect menstrua
ton its remedial action Is fully displayed BY its spe
cal affinity for the female reproductive organs it Is an
efficient agent for the restoration Of suppressed menses
In dyslnenorrhra palnfu periods ty n9
ohe, drug being of greatest utility in rritaye aud
congestive conditions of the uterus ard appsndages,
characterized by tensiye dragging pains resembling the
pains Of rheumatism 1t Is good remedy Tor the reflex
tside.aches' Of the unmarried woman II should be re-
relnbered in rheumatism of the uterus and in uterine
ieucoea When there Is dsoldered action or lask Of
functional power in the uterus giving rise to sterility
cu,icfuga Rlack colosh often eorreets the impaired
condition and Reflex maTlary pains during ges
taon met by it and in Rheumatic subjects II promptly
eia lis action IS slow but lis eeffs are pe,",anen It
has been used successfully as an anti spasmodle y ys,
terra epilepsy when due to menstrual taingS, periodical
commissions, nervous exctabty, and many other spas
mottic affections"
HFor headache whether congsstiye or from cold nsur
agia dysneorrhcra, from la grippe, It Is promptly
curative. AS remedy fol-. pain nacrotys IS q very
prompt agent often relieving III few hours painful con-
ditions that have existed for q long time"
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BLUE COHosH (caulophyllum).

OF Caulophyutn (Blue Cohosl), RAFlNEs2uE states
that "As a powerful emnenagogue 1t promotes lnen-
situation and dropsical discharges and that w was
employed by the Indians for rAenmahsn, dtopSy,
eSilepsy h1sle,Ics inflammation Of NE nferns, eic
Prof first employed Blue Cohosh for its beneficial
influence on abnorltes of the mucous tissues, using
it for apAthons sl0matilis (sore MOUTH II dscoc1lot
alone or combined with Hydrastis Golden Seal! Prot
scuppER believed that this agent exerted ITS influence
through the hypogastrc plexus (o ne!ves thts Affecting
the circulation nutrition and functions OF the repro
ductve apparatus The American 1lspensaory says !;
Blue Colosli Is ellienagogue ana us use as Pall
rifacient rignaed in the custom OF the nda sqaws
Of employing detection of the root or two or lhree
weeks previous to labor to lafilifGh
Prof JOHN KING NJ. D., says! VAS a Pa'1Mt P,fePa,'
aor, blue Cohosh has enjoyed well -lne1l!ea FePu
tation When used by delicate Women or those VINO
experience prolonged and painful laooIs, lor sevela
weeks previous confinement 1t gives tone anu Vlsol
all the parts engaged in eaccouche'ns ut lacallng
HALE tesies that women who have taken cauoplyllln
previ1ls to confinement have overrllr their time rom
ten &c twelve days, but an had pe,y easy la6ofs ana
made good recoveries. Blue Cohosh acts as ~ au.
abortivs by relieving the irritation upon wlpfh !ne
trouble depends KING states that Tor TINS " -
employed to relieve irritation Of me g,e9,'anfuye
organs dependent on congestion " con!Iols shphle
namnlaory states of the organs and gives tone III cases
of debility, In the sexual disorders OF the female u Is
indicated bzlenderness and pain in the uterus IN de
bated patients, it has been very successfully pssq m
opa,IaN, or aIntaky pain, or irritation when accom-
paryrg that disorder Ch,onif ozu1uigta, Hf@Ns
isufoyhaa aenot7ho1 (smbb,rssra neusttNas4oM) and
dpSaisaotrhaa (PaiA/nk tio1 are conuitions
in which il has been most successfully Employee II pas
an established ref taion as q remedy for tAeHMahsM
cramps attending lenstruaol aud for @iea0,7hag1a
"Hooding,o l4ras.I-aAau4 9G.
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10 WHOM THIS MAY CONC RN:


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An Ouf-SDOken letter TO The Public.

t1eno
A F
Reason q tn andhv e
thinking that the great
Of
Ifeelth
edieg
doft al
ENDORSEMENTS BELOW /. 5# TANN0
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medicinal swil largely replace
by physicians and put out by
being efficient and
lingering
protracd Of medicine is necessary
no matter how good tho be i'll order to OBJ
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STONE ROOT (collinsonia Canadensis).

STONE ROOT (Colinsonia Canadensis).
Alternative, tonic, smulant. Valuable IN laIyngi,'S.
Ministers throat In diseases OF stomach ana IN,
testinesiproyss appetite promotes 10Y o. s sond
remedy in indigestion, dyspepsia chrome gasef1ts' IN
creasng the secretion from kidneys and skin
The foregoing four several extracts are all taken from
the American Dspensatory, BY Professors KING and
SCUDDER.
Prof. Wsr PAINE, M. D., OF the old Philadelphia
University Of Medicine and Surgery, in his work en-;
Medicines writing of collnsonn 9he active medicinal
principle residing in Collinsonia Canadensls Or stone
root) says VI, not long since had patient who was
much oppressed with vavular disease OF the heart
however gradually recovered under the influence OF Col
nsonir and is attending to his business Hereto
fore physicians knew of no remedy for the removal o.
so distressing aud dangerous ialady. With them Il
was ali guess-work and Il fearfuy warned the afflicted
that death was near at hand, Collinsonin unquestol-
ably affords relief In such cases and IN most instances
effects cure" He further says In case OF peIsel
ford anything than temporary relief Colliisohl
produced permanent cure" .,
Prof john NJ ScuDpER, M. D., II his treatise entitled
is specific in ministers throat (ehronc laryn.
gits)' He continues ut proves beneficial ~ onet
cases of chronic layngitis ~ chronic bronehit,s ah
phthss (consumption allaylng irt,5loi anu eneun
digestive processes, improving the Appetite taclalE
digestion and acting as general tonic, i passes on
through the kidneys aud eScrts tonic influence upon
the entire extent of The urinary tract regard y as oe
Of the most direct and valuable agents OF the ntera
Medica and one thai xiii gspe sa/aefto" 70 S9A0epS'
employs H." - - ~. s+
valuable ingredients Contained III Golden Medical Dis
coycry" viz Collsonia or stone root. lis Virtues ROW
ever are not overextoled, as we can attest from our
experience and observation " watching me pe'iehs,Nl
bronchitis ncipient consumption and other ailments
noted above. aeU a FL. 4 .E
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LApY'S sLIPPER ROOT (cyprlpc diuml

Prof tth1N O
mental tnn4pi Hence has been dom as
in
be
Ems
his nor
f
the mss yaaa .aIp
canaan
from
Of Which accountants IL
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Ours Not a Gift Enterprise

XXE send no free, give away or trial "bottles for
IVA experimental work. Our medicines have n
well established value; can be had at all medicine
stores at reasonable prices are Of known composition
Eand we'll attested curative potency, You don't ex-
pertinent with your when you employ them for
any of the easily recognized ailments for which we
recommend them. ,,
WORLDS DIspENsARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, Projectors, Buffalo, N Y.
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UNICORN aoor4 (csa ma; liriur0,Sl

The American pispensatory prepared BY Professors
KING aad sepppERl says NHsl9nas Or unisorn Ioos
APPETITE. and for te removal of peJms, It y more
espseally applicable il dysfesia aud maa-
ciated with wrongs Of the female reproductive appar-
stus. Sush digestive disturbances Is aspead upon
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Endorsed by Leading
Medical Writers.

IT15Is sick don't have to take DR.. Pierces word
alone as 10 the efficacy Of his medicines iof every
ingredient contained in them has been extoiicd over
and over again, by leading medical writer's loee
extracts below from, several standard authors mas
much as the people place confidence IN ~. fe1ce
and his medicines, there Is nothing 10 lear rom
taking the public into his full confidence ana frankly
giving them the formula or his medicines, mus re-
c;procatjnv the confidence rcposed III him Els
patients NAV now know exactly what they are swa-
ou.;np whe ii they take these nedicnes. The lngre.
dents are printed III plain English, on the wrapper
OF each bottle that leaves the great LABORATORY at
Buffalo. N " This is very unusual thing tor
manufacturer Of proprietary medicines to do In
fact DR.. Pierce stands quite alone in this respect.
Truth is Mighty.
* q many false formulas and malicious statements
y concerning his medicines have been published
through the connvancc of jealous competitors and
dispruntlpd doctors that he is determined TO COM
pleely disar his ASSISTANTS by full and frank state
1ncnt or their composition He acts upon the belief
that rruh is mighty and must prevail while fraud
Is bubble that must soon burst
Medicines of known
Composition.
RI suffering from an obstinate nialady which would
i one naturally prefer TO take medicine OF known
COfnpOSlt1Of every lLs " 'AA'S', 49,
dorseuent Of the most eminent medical practitioners
and writers, or one which, for aught you may Know
NAV be made u Of very inefficient and even harmful
AGENTS Is it not best TO instsi upon knowing what
one is taking as is every ones right whether being
prescribed for by the family physician OF making use
Of proprietary renedy7 We think SO, especially in
view Of The very disparaging articles concerning vari
GUS advertised remedies with which the drug and
medical journals have been filed for months past
DR. Pierce courts the severest criticism Of the med
ical profession as to the value OF his published
formula confident that he will receive fair treatment
from all fair nded. we'll qualified brethren OF the
medical profession who cannot be blamed for not
endorsing medicines Of the com position OF which
they aud the people are kept in ignorance.
No Alcohol Used,
TAR PIERCE never believed it necessary or advls-s
IL able Is use alcohol in the preparation OF e'thef
his Fayoite Prescription" for weak women OF us
lsGolden Medical Discovery" the wclknown alte1a.
tive tonic which is SO largely used as remedy -.
indigestion torpid liver. bad blood ana Stn p
ailments Over forty years ago he d'scoVe!eu .h'.
chemically pure glyceline is far better so'Vcn, y
most Of the active principles residing IN our naive
medicinal plants, when used at a proper ana sus.
tanned temperature than is alcohol: and
he found that a glycerc extract kept nuch oe''e'
than an alcoholic one, and that the glycer'he pos
scssed intrinsic remedial value. being demulcent'
uutritvc aud an effective anti.fcrment althousn
costing somewhat more, Doctor Pierce plealcts va
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co1 bincd III just tile right pfopo1tlons rom
with proper apparatus and Appliances Or. Pierce
makes non.alcoholic glyccrc y extract, working
after process which cost him and his collaborating
chemists and pharmacists long time study and
tedious and painstaking course of be-
fore he was able to produce i'll satisfactory perecs
ton tile two leading medicines which bear his name
and which are generally acknowledged TO be elegant
pharmaceutical compounds
a Weak, 4Aililg Woman
>nR an invaldcd man, don't need to take Doctor
" Pierce's word alone to the remedial virtues OF
his medicines. TO any one writing Dr.. Pierce at
Buffalo, N. Y, care of 1nvads' Hotel, he will take
great pleasure III mailing little book ofFextracts
made up from the standard medical books the day,
giving the most trustworthy endorsement Of the
several ingredients used in making his medicines.
No words of Ours could possibly exto these virtues
ia exceed the language used in these numerous ref
erences. sFs' $500 ,5sa6.a .se4 w,
On account of lack Of space, we can sony priut,
below this page, few brief extracts from standard
writers 1Iate'i0 liedea to show that the igredi-
ents Of which Or. pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and DR.. Perccs Favorte Prescription arc composed,
are to-day acknowledged by all schools OF medicine,
TO be the most valuable remedial agents known for
the several diseases for which we recommend these
medicines. Forty years ago, when Or. Pierce began
the OF these several ingredients i'll his daily prac
'tice many Of them were little known to medical
practitioners in general AS an indication how some
OF them have grown iii Use and professional favor
since that time note that Golden Seal root, which
could then be boughtin the open market at from
fifteen to Twenty-Five cents pound is today worth
upwards of one dollar and fifty cents pound. Lady's
Slipper root ("American Vaeran y has also advanced
greatly in professional favor and is today prescribed
by the most advanced physicians to such an extent
as to have caused its market value to quadrupe.
We point to these significant facts as con6rnatory
Of Dr. Pierce's good judgementin selecting the COM
sponent ingredients, Of which he makes his now
wide Renowned remedies.
Read What Others Say.
OF tile ingredients Of Dr.. Pierces medicines in the
columns below and you must be convinced Of their
exceptional value and curative potency The author
tiles quoted standard in their several schools of
medicine sany wellread physician will recognize.
Worlds Dispeusary Medical association Worlds,
.Dispensary and Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, My.
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4 WORDS OF PRISE
4. FOR INGREDIENTS OF
DR.. PlERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
From En7inent Me deal Writers.

Dr.. BARrHoLow, a recognized authority ALaie,iG
e Hysss ;sss
and in atomic dyspepsia Cures gastric eaarrh
q S ss ssssss especial
utility Constipation! dersSndsnt upon mav &c be-
Sset by e remedy co pn
ncs even If it has proceeded TO uceraon is remark
ss tic sae and M
Of the rectal mucous membrane, hydrastis produces
etpons aud maj alaria poisoning and enlarged spleen
aria origin It 1cssens tug secretion OF albumin IN
fsC S1addc It may be expected to do much good in
cases Of parcss and paralysis when the LESSONS causing
Of a eae 9sa vaabs
Uterine hcmoags aud eongHsy,e . dys
rhea liberation and erosion Of the cervix unhealthy
and sloughing sores and old ulcers Of the leg"
Taf ints e one Of Dr. CHIEF
il Golden Medical Discovery and also in us favoTlte
From SOrgauc Medienes,,' by GROVER Coz. NJ p, Of
New York extract the following
aees Its action in this respect is manifest that the
indications for s employment cannot pc 1hlssaKeI.
s yea sets Equals
affections e the spleen ad sefo
aadaar s diseases generally uansous erupoHs nd
gestion debility diarna and dd;yssteIy constipation
piss a az sha sad ca
been successfully EMPLOYED IN the cure Of sneGrFla
pcae ed viii With he hepae Qver alteration (dengemenD
Hydrastis Is also 81 nestiabe value in the treatment Of
chronic arrangements of the liver and portal circulation
II seems to exercise an especial influence the portal
vein and epate Diver structure generally resolving
noting secretion and giving tone to the various func
lions It is eminenty choagogue Diver acceerator and
may be relied upon with confidence toI tue Ie4e OF
aIn many arrangements of the urinary apparatus we
have found the Iydrasts to answer admirable pur-
nose In chronic Inflammation Of the bladder we deem
+ one of the most reliable agents Of cure. AS tonic IN
and other acute Diseases particularly when Laxative
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\ r. z,s !. ( !: q
ON, {1l'>e47'A>S
Ask Your Family Physician

---- $3.50
the right OF ean
following ingredients rot IN proper doses DC
honest
rnd given to extreme jealousy
the Blue Cohoh
Unicorn root, Cohoh Lads Slipper root ana
pure gravity These the
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permanently cures observation-disclosures rrltatons--an
important cough remedy coughs Of years standing
being cured Aids in blood making and nutrition, and
NAV be taken without harm fo1 long periods
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rvdraNis bronchitis atyhsu' AA4 $50
cacy in
e s Gdcn principal ieh
lIydratH BLACK cHERRYBARK Prunus vlrsl"'ana).
onch
hsa nsa g a much used as az ingredient
IN QUEENS (stNltnslAe s8#
. RI y 81: a. ais 'sga sa
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MANDRAKE (podophyilum) .

condition. gentle stimuaut tonic; improves the appe,
tte Particularly valuable in dyspepsia, gastric sat
intestinal catarrh. Beneficial In some atie.aons OF
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BL0oDRooT (sanguinaria)

Stimulates digestive organs increases action OF heart
and areres-stirnulant and tonic Very valuable as q
cough reuedy-acts as sedatiye-further valuable as
alfe X Z 49,.