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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-21
IRISH HOME RULE
FIGHT IS REVIVED
John E. Redmond Leads Strong
House of Commons Attack on
Government Majority.

London, Feb. 21.-In moying as an
amendment to the address in reply to
the speech from the throne the deciara-
ton that Hthe present system of gov
eminent (of Ireland) is opposed to the
will of the Irish people, John E. Red
mond led the Irish party in the house Of
commons yesterday in an attack that
contained for the conservative ministry
more OF menace than lay in the fiscal
deb anS p ant by Nj; AAsanith 3
amendment was carefully calculated, in
fact, to undermine the governments
ma jority. 49, 49,
Mr.. Redmond s speech was an un-
compromising demand for home rule. He
directly and unsparingly charged indi-
vidual members of the Irish admins
tration with incompetency:~ Both Red
mond and Mr.. Moore (Irish sunionist) /,
what they termed the shameful treat
ment' Of Sir Anthony Macdonald in
connection with the now famous differ
ences in the ministry over the devolu-
| tion scheme.
! Mr.. Wyndham, chief secretary for Ire.
land, delivered a straightforward ex-
PLANTATION Of how those unfortunate
misunderstanding arose. In doing so
he paid a splendid tribute to Sir An
asked to accept the post of under sec
rotary, not in the capacity of an under,
ling, but as a wise and able colleague.
Mr.. Wyndham said he had given Mac.
Donnell free hand to deal with the
situation They had discussed the
situation together. He knew that Mac
Donnell and Lord Dunraven had been
considering reform scheme, but he did
not know all the terms of their plan.
The night session was taken up by
T. w. Russell, Winston Churchill ano
others, who bitterly assailed the govern
ment s management Of Irish affairs anc
the earl Of 'Dudley's administration.
A special cabinet meeting has beer
situation. .~9" -
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NO T0GA FOR ADDICKS;
DEADLOCK IS CLINCHBD
New York Sun Special Service.

Dover, Del, Feb. 2l.-The Addicks
men gave up today all hope Of sending
their candidate to the senate. They
parently not be broken this session, and
will wait two years to again 90 into
battle, but not necessarily for Addicks.
Indeed the indications are that the star
Of the ambitious gas man has set for
ever. 49, @...--*... -.' >
tions of Addicks men. The fifteen that
now remain out of the original twenty
two, will not vote this session for any
man other than Addicks. ~
The Union republican organization is
to be rid Of those who have deserted
the camp. A meeting Of the state cen
trail committee will soon be called here,
sentatives will be read out of the party.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-21

STEAMERS INDIA AND JAPAN
WILL NOT BE TAKEN FROM
LAKE SUPERIOR RUN.

Superior, Wis, Feb. 21.-The Anchor
line has changed it's plans regarding the
assignment Of the freight and pas
senger steamers India and Japan to the
Lake Michigan trade since they have
sold the steamer China. The India and
Japan will continue on the. Lake Su-
perior route, together, with the two new
freight and passenger ships, the Tion'
esta and Juniata.
Before the sale of the China to Mon.
treal men the Anchor line had intended
to leave her on the Lake Superior run
and put the India and Japan on the
Chicago run. AS it now turns out the
line will have four passenger and
freight boats on the Lake Superior route
instead Of three and two Of them will
be large and modern ships.
The Jnniata will be ready to 60 into
navigation. She is duplicate Of the
Tionesta. 1885,
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-21
HousE-PAINTER is LORD MAYOR

Richmond, Ind, Feb 21.-From house
painter to lord mayor Of Oxford, England,
is a big jump, but it is the feat that has
been accomplished by Robert Buckell.
Some years ago Buckel resided in this
state and followed plumbing and painting.
Buckell, who is a native of England. was
noted as an unusual man while residing
in Indiana. He introduced better and
quicker methods Of doing work and
brought many wofkmen from Ensiapds
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-21
.HOCA AND HIS DOUBLE
W00ED SAME WOMAN
New York Sun Special Service.

New YORK sun Special Service. n. - ="
Chicago, Feb. 2l.-That Johann Hoch
and Frank Busch. Hoch s so-calied
g DOUBLE both proposed marriage to
Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner, 244 Chestnut
street, who also gave the name of Mary
Fischer to the police, was the remarka-
BILE information revealed by Inspector
Shippy today. The inspector and Max
that the woman was to have married
Busch next Thursday.
According to Mrs. Wagner's state
ment, she met Hoch five years ago thru
a matrimonial advertisement, and
would have married him had he not
made her suspicious by asking for
money with which to go to Germany.
Later she met Busch and would have
married him, had it not been that she
learned Of his arrest for swindling.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-21

Without knife or pain. If you, sus-
pect that you have cancer, do not delay,
consult Drs. Young & Bentley, at
once. Lupus. Goitre, Varicose veins
md bono ulcers cured. No. charge For
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-21
Elias Hartz, Famed as 3
Weather Prophet, Told
of Approaching Cold
Weather, and Recon-
mended Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey as q
Tonic, Stimulant and
Safeguard.
IT Am 81 Years Old and Have
Been Taking It for Many Years
as a Stimulant and Tonic, ano
Recommend It to All Suffering
from Weakness of Old Age"

'This will be a good winter for tn.
goldman; also for the iceman." Such wa
the early assertion Of Elias Hartz,
Reading, Pa. the man who calls the ap-
preaching weather from close perusal
the breastbone of a goose.
Approaching the age Of ninety, Mr.
Hartz has been cleaning weather fore
casts from the breastbone Of goose 70.
sixty-fve years.
Mr.. Hartz writes: It gives me pleasure
to add my name to your list of ''olt
people" and tell you the benefit I hav,
received by the use of your pure whis
key. have been taking it for number
of years as a stimulant and tonic. I an
now 81 years old. hale and hearty, ano
hope to live to a much ripper old age b!
the judicious use Of Duffys. To all wht
are suffering from insomnia, poor appe
title and weakness of old age wouls
cheerfully recommend it-Elias Hartz
249 Pearl Street, Reading, Pa.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-21
CODY BANDITS CAUGHT
Two Bank Robbers Identified and Will
Stand Trial.

Vernal, Utah, Feb. 21.-Albert I.
Caldwell and David Fraughter, who are
held in jail here ON a charge Of grand
larceny, were identified as the Cody
bank robbers, for whom there is a re-
ward Of $4,000. Both men deny that
they are the Cody bank robbers and
state that they are willing to 60 back
and stand trial
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-21
DR.. Perrin's Pile Specific
The Internal Remedy

For dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation,
biliousness, catarrh of the stomach and
kindred ailments It IS the greatest remedy
that has ever yet benefited mankind.
Certain in its results, this remedy will
Dr.. Pesrin Medical Coz Helena. Mont
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-21
Cancer '' ';;;, and
VariCose Veins ~ 10
.,,: and ;',,.,, lllred!

consultation or examination. They win
advise you truthfully and honestly. Call
on or write Drs. Young & Bentley, 3O5
Nicollet Avenue, second floor, rooms 6, Z
and 8, Minneapolis. MINI. Open ell
night.
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A Weak, Ailing Woman

mr. an invalided man don't need to take Doctor
w Pierce's word alone as to the remedial vir-
tues of his medicines. To any one writing
Dr. Pierce at Buffalo, n. Y, of Invalids' Ho-
tel, he will take great pleasure in mailing a lit
tie book of extracts made up from the standard
medical books of the day. giving the most trust
worthy endorsement of the several ingredients
used in making his medicines No words of ours
could possibly extol these virtues to exceed the
language used in these numerous references
On account of lack of space. only print
below on this page a few brief extracts from
standard writers Materia Medica, to show
that the ingredients of which DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scriptlon are composed are today acknowledged
by all schools of medicine to be the most valu-
able remedial agents known for the several dis
eases for which we recommend these medicines.
of these several ingredients in his daily prac-
practitioners In general. AS an indication how
of them have grown in use and profess
sional favor since that time we note that Golden
Seal root which could then be bought in the
open market at from fifteen to twenty five cents
q pound is today worth upwards of one dollar
and fifty cents a pound. Lady's Slipper root
CAmerican Valerian') has also advanced great
ly in professional favor. and is today prescribed
by the most advanced physicians to such
tent to have caused its market value to quad
ripple
We point to these significant facts confirm
atory of DR.. Pierce's good judgment in selecting
the component ingredients, of which he makes
his now wide-renowned remedies.
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Authorities which Dr. ee Two Leading Remedies

and ripe scholar. He thus writes of Hydrastis
Golden Sea), Internally it is bitter tonic
In disorders of the stomach, liver, etc
Dr. Hale continues: Howard, writing in 1886, says:
1t is very useful in recovery from fever dyspep-
ETC."
DIR. Barton and DR.. Tully estimated 1t very highly
as pure tonic, and Alternative in diseased
conditions of the mucous membranes "
Prof. John King, I'D. gives it prominent place
among medicinal agents. reiterates all that previous
writer's have said about It, and adds that is valu
able in chronic affections of the mucous membrane
of the stomach, intestnes, bladder ETC.
DR.. Hale continues: Prof. John M Scudder says
1T stimulates the digestive processes and increases
the assimilation of food BY these the blood
is enriched, and this blood feeds the muscular sys-
tenn mention the muscular system because be-
lieve it first feels the increased impaired by
the stimulation of increased nutrition. The
quent improvement the nervous and glandular
systems natural results
I'm relation its general effects the system
there is medicine in use about which there is such
general unanimty of opinion 1t Is universally
gaIded the tonic useful in all debilitated states
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generative organs" Prof. King says, Have found
this plant to possess decidedly beneficial influence
in of sexual lasstude in both the result
of excuses, especially in those instances where
there symptoms of gastric (stomach) derange-
ment with Impaired memory mental apathy, in
difference and enfeebled condition of the general
system with weakness dull pain in the renal,
Jumbo sacral Csmall of the back) region. In dis
of the reproductive organs of females, and
peclally of the uterus (womb), 1T is of most
valuable agents acting uterine tonic and grad
ually removing abnormal conditions, while at the
same time it imparts tone and vigor the repro
ductive organs. Hence it is much used In leucor-
rhoea amenorrhoea, dysmenorrhoea and to remove
the tendency repeated and successive miscar-
riages A particular phase removed by it is the ir-
ritabity and dependency that often attends utter
ine troubles In painful menstruaton 1t has been
found especially adapted to those cases in which
and rectum distended with blood and the
aching, bearing down organs feel as If they would
the body. Its action here Is very decided
considered useful by some for the relief OF the
vomiting of pregnancy. Helonias is decided tonic
O the urinary tract"
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BLACK COHOSH
(Cimicifuga Racemoso, Squaw=
root, Etc.D
root, Etc

Prof John King in the American Dispensatory
says: This is a very active powerful and useful
remedy and appears to fulfill great number OF in
d1cations It possesses undoubted influence over
the nervous system. In small doses the appetite and
digestion are improved" He continues Upon the
reproductive organs 1t exerts specific influence,
promoting the menstrual discharge.
"Niacrotys (Black Cohosh) plays very important
part in the therapeutics of Gynaecoogy diseases OF
women. In the painful conditions incident to i'm
perfect menstruation its remedial action is fully
displayed BY its special affinity for the female re-
productive organs, 1t is efficient agent for the
restoration of suppressed menses. In dysmenor-
rhoea painful periods) it is surpassed by other
drug being greatest utility in Initiative and con-
gestive conditions of the uterus and appendages,
characterized by tensive dragging pains, resembling
the pains of rheumatism. 1t Is good remedy for
the reflex 'sde-aches' of the unmarried woman. 1t
should basremembered In rheumatism of the uterus
and in uf1Tine leucorrhoea. When there is dsor-
dered action lack of functional power in the utter
u.s. giving rise sterity cimicifuga (Black Co
hosh) often corrects the impaired condition and
cures. Reflex mammary pains during CESSATION are
met and in rheumatic subjects 1t promptly re-
ieves such ovarian troubles ovaralgia and neu-
ralgia It's action is slow but Its effects are perma-
nent 1t has been used successfully as an ant1spas-
modic in hysteria, epilepsy when due to menstrual
failings, periodical commissions nervous excitaoty
and many other spasmodc affections"
For headache, whether congestive or from coia
neuralgia, dysmenorrhoea or from la grippe II rs
promptly curative. AS remedy for pain, macrotys
is very prompt agent often relieving In rev
hours painful conditions that have existed Tor
long time"
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Endorsed by Leading
Medical Writers.

TT HE sick don't have to take DR.. Pierce's word
Il alone to the efficacy of his medicines, for
every ingredient contained in them has been
extolled, over and over again, by leading medical
writers. (See extracts below from several STAN
dard authors.) Inasmuch the people place
confidence in Dr. Pierce and his medicines there
is nothing to fear from taking the public into
his full confidence and frankly giving them the
formula for his medicines thus reciprocating the
confidence reposed in him. His patients may
now know exactly what they swallowing
when they take these medicines. The ingredi
ents printed in plain English, on the wrap
per of each bottle that leaves the great labora-
tory at Buffalo, n. Y. This is a very unusual
thing for manufacturer of proprietary medi-
cines to do. In fact Dr. Pierce stands quite alone
in this
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Medicines of Known
Composition.

suffering from obstinate malady which
would one naturally prefer to take, med
cine of known composition, every ingredient
of which has the endorsement of the most emf
nent medical practitioners and writer's
which, for aught you may know, may be made
up of very inefficient and harmful agents?
Is it not best to insist upon knowing what
is taking, is every ones right. whether being
prescribed for by the family physician max
ing of a proprietary remedy? We think SO,
especially in view of the very disparaging arti-
cles concerning various advertised remedies
with which the drug and medical journals have
been filled for months past Dr. Pierce courts the
severest criticism of the medical profession
to the value of his published formula, confident
that he win receive fair treatment from all fair
minded, wel-qualified brethren of the medical
profession. who cannot be blamed for not
dorsng medicines of the composition of which
they and the people are kept in ignorance.
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BLUE COHOSH (Caulophyllum) }.

OF Caulophyllum (Blue Cohosh), Rafnesque states
that: "As powerful emmena gogue 1t promotes men,
situation and dropscal discharges and that 1t was
employed by the Indians for rheumatism dropsy,
epilepsy Mysteries, Inflammation of the uterus etc.
rrof. King first employed Blue Cohosh for it's bene
fetal influence abnormities of the mucous tissues,
using 1t for aphthous stomatits (sore MOUTH in de-
coction, alone combined with Hydrastis Golden
Seal Prof Scudder believed that this agent exerted
its influence through the hypogastric plexus COT
nerves. thus affecting the circulation, nutrition and
functions of the reproductive apparatus The Amer
lean Dispensatory says: Blue Cohosh Is emmena
gogue and its parturifacient originated in
the custom of the Indian squaws Of employing de-
cocton Of the root for two three weeks previous
to labor to facilitate childbirth"
Prof John King, MD. says: "As partus praepar-
ator, Blue Cohosh has enjoyed well-merited repu
tation. When used by delicate women those who
experience prolonged and painful labors for several
weeks previous to confinement, 1t gives tone and
vgor to all the parts engaged in the ACCOMPLISHMENT,
facilitating its progress and relieving much surer-
ing" Prof. Hale testifies that women who have
taken Caulophyllum previous to confinement have
over-run their time from ten to twelve days but all
had very easy labors and made good recoveries.
Blue Cohosh acts antiabortive by relieving the
irritation upon which the trouble depends. King
that for this purpose 1t Is fully equal to VI
burnum. He continues. 1T has been employed to
irritation of the reproductive depen
dent congestion 1t controls chronic inf1amma-
tory of the and gives tone In cases OF
debility sexual disorders of the female 1t Is
debilitated patients 1t has been very successfully
used in cases of hystera to overcome the attack,
and relieve ovarian, mammary pain, or frrita-
ton when accompanying that disorder. Chronic
pressed menstruaton) and dysmenorrhoea painful
menstruation), are conditions In which 1t has been
most successfully employed. 1t has an established
reputation a remedy for rheumatism of the uter-
tending menstruation, and for menorrhagia, Hood
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STONE ROOT (Collinsonia
CanadensisD.

Alternative tonic stimulant Valuable in 1aryngitis
Ministers throat" In diseases of stomach
ana intestnes-improves appetite promotes flow Of
gastric juice tonic effect upon organs involved.
good remedy in indigestion, dyspepsia, chronic gas
trits increasing the secretion from kidneys skin
The foregoing four several extracts also taken
from the American Dispensatory, by Professors King
Scudder
Prof. VIM. Paine M D., of the old Philadelphia UNI
versity of Medicine and Surgery in his work entitled
The Medical Properties and Uses of Concentrated
Medicines" writing of Collinsonin (the active me-
dcinal principle residing in Collinsonia Canadensis,
Stone RooD, says: IT, not long since, had pa
tient who much oppressed with valvular
disease of the heart that his friends obliged to
carry him upstairs. He, however gradually
cred under the influence of Consonin. and is
attending to his business. Heretofore physicians
knew of remedy for the removal of distressing
dangerous a malady. With them 1t all
guesswork and it fearfully warned the afflicted that
death was at hand Collinsonin unquestionably
affords relief in such cases, and In most instances
sstent ascites (dropsy), where the ordinary reme-
dies fail afford anything more than temporary
relief CoIlinsonin produced permanent cure
Trof John NJ. Scudder, Nd in his treatise entitled
specific Medication" says: "Collinsonia (stone
root is specific in ministers sore throat (chronc
laryngtis). He continues: TT proves beneficial in
other of chronic laryngitis in chronic bron-
chitis and phthsis (consumpton), allaying lrrita-
ton checking cough 1t also exerts favorable
influence upon the digestive processes. improving
appetite, facilitating digestion and acting as
exers tonic influence upon the entire extent of the
urinary tract regard 1t as one OF the most drect
and valuable agents of the Materia Medica and one
that will give satisfaction to whoever employs It
The above are strong endorsements of one OF the
most valuable ingredients contained In Golden Med
icaI Discovery, viz. Collnsonta or stone root It's
virtues however, not over-extolled, as we can
attest experience and observation In watch.
ing the beneficial action of the Discovery In heart
affections laryngitis bronchitis, tncpent consump-
tion and other ailments noted above
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No Alcohol Used.

IN r. PIERCE never believed 1t necessary or ad-
~ visable to use alcohol in the preparation of
either his "Favorite Prescription for weak
women, or his Golden Medical Discovery" the
WELL known Alternative tonic, which is largely
used as a remedy for indigestion torpid liver,
bad blood and kindred ailments. Over forty
years ago he discovered that chemically pure
glycerine is far better solvent of most of the
active principles residing in native medicinal
plants, when used at proper and sustained
temperature, than is alcohol; and, Furthermore,
he found that glyceric extract kept much bet
ter than alcoholic one, and that the glycerine
possessed intrinsic remedial value, being demul-
cent nutritive and effective anti-ferment. AL
though costing somewhat more, Doctor Pierce
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Ours Not a Gift Enterprise.

NNy E send Free give away trial bot
Wv ties for experimental work Our medi-
cines have wel-established value,
be had at all medicine stores at reasonable
prices, are of known composition and well-at-
tested curative potency. You don't experiment
. with your when you employ them for any
of the easily recognized ailments for which we
recommend them.
WORLDS DISPENSARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, Proprietors, Buffalo. N. Y.
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OF proper specific gravity. These the ingre-
d1ents, combined in just the right proportions,
from which, with proper apparatus and app1i-
ances, Dr. Pierce makes non-acoholic glyceric
extract, working after process which him
and his collaborating chemists and pharmacists
a long time study and tedious and painstaking
course OF experiments before he able to
produce. in satisfactory perfection, the two lead
ing medicines which bear his and which
are generally acknowledged to be elegant phar-
maceutical compounds.
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TO WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN:

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taking his into his full
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LADY,s SLIPPER ROOT {cypripedium).


ano orbd
the
rconu ndoNf
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to forwh
BADGE O
thinking
such have
the
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Truth is Mighty.

90 many false formulas and malicious state
- ments concerning his medicines have been
published through the connvance of jealous
competitors and disgruntled doctors, that he is
determined to completely disarm his assailants
by a full and frank statement of their compost
ton. He upon the belief that Truth is
mighty and must prevail while fraud is a bub-
BILE that soon burst
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Read What Others Say

of the ingredients of DR.. Pierces medicines in
the columns below and you must be convinced of
their exceptional value and curative potency
The authorities quoted standard in their
eraI schools of medicine, as any well-read physi-
clan will recognize.
Worlds DispenSary Medical Association
Worlds Dispensary and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,
N. Y.