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PHI. { S
Don't Suffer Longer, You Can Have
Instant Relief and a Lasting
Cure by Using Pyramia
Pile Cure
a rssa1 Package Mailed rrss to All

The rectum, lick the mouth, is lined
with that soft, satiny material known as
n1eoNs membrane. Piles is a disease of
that membrane and the blood resse4s that
lie under it.
Fissure and Fishala affect the same
membrane and belong to the same
family Pyramid Pile Cure slipped into
the bowel, melt and spread themselves
6ver the diseased and painful surface and
act just as a salve would IL the trouble
was on the outside of the body and could
be easily seen and gotten at.
The immediate relief they give even
10 the most agonizing cases will startle
you, as Il has already startled many
thousands of doubling Thomasesv be-
sent for the sample package, firmly con-
WINGED that they would again be disap-
pointed.
But they wern't. Pyramid Pile Cure
don't disappoint. They cure. They are
for sale at all druggists at SO cents
box and are worth an even hundred to
the person who needs them.
Mr.. John Byrne, of 1906 2nd Ave,
New York City. wiring under the date
Of jan. 18th. 1906. says: II received sst;sl
sample and used it right away | rci
so mach relief from it after 20 years
suffering, that ] bought 80 cent box.
The almost unbaarable pain is ai1sost
rome and my fstula has almost dssap-
reared I had given UP all hope Of eyer
eng cured. I assure yoll. gentlemen. (
HI use every effort 10 make any or ais
r;eads rry them. as Icaa gtzaraafee they
y s2re e;tise'.
D. is y,,'i&wal,i - israye This usaster 4 :
a expan~s. i,ess:~ ai'llx3sa syg sen'A
ous ilasr- Al sf..sss /, e.s Isss 3 ~ x II
RIG Ntss 9,-sg;.5sssl. s.i.f.s.ssss.s
asia'ts.. a .eaa $50. issSs< 4 lrssi
Gaze Zee K sez..f.. Cis.t4.
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rows of thss ruaAfng decorating the bot
tom Of the skirt, set two inches apart.
Then came a deep border Of the ruahing
set on in angular serpentine fashion (half
q square up and half square DOWN,
covering, perhape. ten inches lin it's rise
and fall. Then above this were two
more ruches set two inches apart, and
again row of small rosettes Of the net
set two or three inches apart, straight
around the skirt 1T was d fluffy. beau
tifpl thing. The corsage was full
waist drawn downson the pink liniag and
cut,eauare 1t wsswell covered with the,
same ruche decoration az the skirt, only
of smaller scope The short, gull sleeves
were unlined and well covered with
ruches.
The slender waist was drawn in by
girdle of the wide. pink ribbon, tied in
a beautiful double bow at the back and
fattened up against the figure. The re-
mainder of the ribbon was made into a
bow and caught upon one shoulder.
While the big Fat. full-blown rose was
set right in the middle Of the corsage in
front
frock should be AIRY, fluffy, youthful
and dainty, and the cost was ridiculous.
4Phiiadelphia Bulletin.
Bracelet sof the fimiest lace are now
the fashion. They vary in width. Some
measure only one inch and a half across.
exclusive of the tiny edge of plyeated
lace that finishes the band, and the wild
est, two inches and quarter, are suita-
BILE for a robust wrist.
The bracelets are sold in pairs, and
with them may be bought throatlet to
match, which encircles the THROAT close
ly and looks very pretty both in the even
ing Will iuii uIeSS to4zel, anu III Tue
daytime with a velvet or cloth orbe of
ceremony.
Bracelets made of velvet are also
smart now. Black velvet marks the re-
finement and symmetry of a marble
white arm better than any color does,
but colored bracelets are seen, and are
very charming when edged with tiny
rouleaux Of fur.
A slight deviation from the severely
simple velvet band, with its old paste or
liamond buckle. is bracelet that gilt
ters with fine spangles Of steel, gold or
silver.
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lnauaed nv Assf.
ztrp1ssaaM 1suses KeiM, found guilty.
and sentenced I'D he 67iea enc dag y pay.
Pattgl1nan I'm esnas punni&an, found
guilty and sentenced to bs hned one days
pay.
ty and sentenced to be ihed one days
pay.
Acting Patrolman William Doty, found
81 guilty and 6elsteRced % be reprimanded
Acting Patrolsnan Frederick Flick,
found guilty ana sentenced % be repri-
mandea by Chief,
Acting Paupgman Daniel Murphy,
found guilty and sentenced to be fined
one days pay.
dismissed
Patrolman Jacob Golden, found guilty
and sentenced to be fined one days pay.
The charges against Patrolman John
Barnes We're laid oyer until next meet
ing.
APPOINTMENTS. .
Following resolution BY Commissioner
Tilden, was adopted
Whereas. Recommendations having
been received from various Police Cap
tains as to the ability, conduct. ETC., of
Acting Patrolmen Joseph p. Short, Jacob
Sieben and William Taedemann; it is
Resolved, That said Joseph p. Short,
Jacob Sieben and William Tiedemann,
Acting PatTolmen, third grade, be and
are hereby promoted to Acting PATROL
men, second grade, under the provisions
Of Chapter 43, Laws 1902, to take effect
JHly l, 1905.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
BY Commissioner Tlden, and adopted:
Resolved, That the Chief of Police be
directed to enforce the city ordinance
concerning ball playing on the public
streets
BY Commissioner Mitchell. and adopt
ed:-
Resolved. That the sum of So7. AZ, re-
ceiyed as profit from sale Of cloth. be de-
posted with the City Treasurer to credit
of Pensien Fund.
BY Commissioner Tiden. and adopted:
Resolved, That in fyftuEe the Chief Of
Police be and he is charged with and held
responsible for all violations of the law
" lch it is within the province of the
n lce Department to take cognizanee of !;
10 lahat end, he will after FIRST instruct
ing any precinct commander in relation
to any infraetiOn of the law within his
precinct, and no effort having been made
by such commander to remedy the evil
complained of, himself take action direct
from Headquarters promptly suspending
the derehct commander and prefelring
charges against him before the Board Of
Police Commissioners.
BY Commissioner Tnden, and adopted:
That when We adjourn, it be subject
TO the call of the chair.
On motion, adjourned.
r. A. VAN WINKLE,
Clerk.
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Miscellaneous BUSINESS
i, Preseatat on Of Resolutions.

BY Mr. Qu,nus--
l.-Resoiyed, That the City Collector
be and he IS heraby directed and empow-
ered forthwith to advertise ard sell. in
The manner provided by Chapter 10 Of
the Laws of 1888, and the supp!emen 4
thereto, all lands aud real eztate in tse
CitT of jersey City where on the taxes
have remained unpaid FOR the spnca Of
two 81 rs ifsom the date of confirm stion
as appears on the list submitted by tic
City Colleetor III saccosla nee wff6 his
communication dated April II. 1906, on
winch the taxes have besn adjusted 81
the Commissi .ners Of AdiStnest.
2.-Resolved. That the GiSy CsnptroI.
Ter be and is hereby directed to send to
this Board o list Of al pronertv hera41.
fore acquired by the CitS,aas qhe.resrllt
OF tax sales and yet disposed of. t'tle Ii
which has been perfected; also. list III
all property purchased by the CITY at taF
sales. title to which is in process Of ner-
fection or has not yet been perfected
5.-Reselvcd, That the City Clerk he
and is hereby. aireeted to certify to th'S
board complete list of al sales. where'r
the Clty has been the purchaser affect -
property legal title to wlSeh has mar v,sf
been fully acquired by the CRY.
ne above resolutions Wee aaa.vaa
and adopted BY vote of all the msqnher~
present on the cali for the avs and nrsns
by the President.
s On motion e Mr. Quinn, tie BOsss
-. FORREST 4. saRATHg a
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SODA BATHS 10
REDUCE WEIGHT
Heroic Treatemeat for the
Woman WHO Finds Flesh
of the too Solid Variety
BALL GOWN FOR $3.50
now THIS IDEAL COSTUME WAS
CREATED = BRACELETS MADE
or LACE 4 FAD NOW


The NEST heartfelt desire of almost
every woman who is afflicted with
superauous flesh is to reduce. but the
tendency to leshiness seems frequently
SO to weaken the viii thar to diet-let-
ting alone those good things TO eat which
are fattening-is an impossibility. Sc
we're physical exercise will decrease
weight, bur that again requires effort
few will make.
For the lazy there are other methods,
none of which are to be advocated, as
most are so heroic as to be weakening.
Used in moderation, however. they are
harmless. bu. precisely what is odcra.
ton only the Individual or a ph siciaD
may say. Hot soda baths. regularly tax
en-, will reduce flesh, but a woman in
dulging in them should be careful or they
will do actual harm by sapping her
strength. Even with these some sort Of
exercise must be taken, and the fewer
liquids should be drunk with any meals,
the last being taken a half hour before
and the first a half hour before and the
first a half hour afterward. For an hour
after eating gentle exercise, such as
walking or the like is a good plan. Any
kind of work that induces profuse per-
spiration will help, of course, to make
one thin.
For each bath, which is to be taken
before going to bed and at least tive
hours after dinner. three pounds of BIZ
carbonate of soda and three of sal-soda
p fe used, a tub being filled so full that
,Ahe bady is entirely Immersed when re-
khning. The water should be as hot as
san be endured. and it is well to have
bath thermometer, which can be
bought for 50 cents. The temperature
# she water should be 104 or 105 degrees
= ~
md if this is too warm at first cold water
nay be added after getting into the tub.
9ne should stay In for 10 minutes, mop
he body dry and then get in bed imme-
lately, piling On the blankets. that per-
piration may not be quickly checked.
The efficacy of these baths 1t will be
leen, Is partly in the fact Of increasing
perspiration. which will always bring
iown weight quickly, but at the same
lime they drain the vitality. and so are
aot to be attempted by any but strong
persons If feeling Of exhaustion en-
sues take a teaspoonful Of brandy after
setting into bed, but if the weakness
continues after the fourth bath they
Ihould be stepped altogether.
Another bath which is also said to re-
ince flesh is taken in clear water as hot
Is can be endured. After being in it for
zen minutes the body should be immedi-
htely sponged in fee water. in gallon
Of which is dissolved two tablespoonfuls
Df Rochelle salts. Drying is done with
3 coarse towel.
In connection with the soda baths
horseback riding daily is suggested by
those who can afford it, but as this is
too expensive for many persons ex-
srviae at home should be substituted,
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OFFICIAL eoMMUNIcArIeNs,

From the City Comptrollel:--
Calling attention TO situation re fees
account, Board Of Heaith
From the Board of School sEstimate
passed April IL, 1906
Certificate Of necessity Of raising $54s-
vUU Tor furniture for High School
Hecelyed and referred To the Commit
tee On Finance.
From the City Collector:--
Forwarding list Of property fer tar
sale, tadjusted}.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee Of the Whole.
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This is particularly true when the fat
is about the hips and abdomen. Two
recommended are to lie fat on the
back on the floor and raise one foot and
then th} other as high as it can be, do
ing it vigorously to pull on the hips. The
other is 10 stand erect. then bend for
ward, touching the toes with the finger
tips without bending the knees. If this
cannot be done at first. keep it up until
practice limbers the muscles and the
floor can be reached. Besides this it is
way and then the other, literally wiring
ing the body.
These exercises should be done for Is
minutes at least every night. and are
taken before and not after the bath.
Jumping rope is good flesh re-
ducer, and to wrap a rubber bandage
about the parts TO be reduced before ex-
ercising will induce greater perspiration
there and hasten loss of weight. 1t must
not be forgotten. however, that some ex-
ercises cannot be done unless the mus
cles are free.
am constantly asked about iodine
soap in flesh reduction. Used properly
it is said to be harmless but too much
of it viii bring out rash ON the skin
The soap is not put into the bath. but
a thick lather is made and plastered on
the dry skin over the part to be reduced.
II should not stay longer than Is minutes
and then should be carefully washed off.
1t may stay On while exercising, but
should not be applied in connection with
soda baths.
No one thing will help more to re-
duee flesh than 10 give up taking liquids
with meals. It is not hard after the first
If one eats slowly and mastieates well.
None should be taken later than half an
hour before meal or sooner than an
hour afterward.
In rapid flesh reduction system hot
water is substituted for breakfast. A
cupful is taken on rising and one every
hour through the morning until lunch,
which is light meal 1t must not be
forgotten that heroic measures like these
are. not to be undertaken by any but
strong persons.
This is the story of ball gown that
cost exactly $3.50, and not only passed
muster at one Of the smartest functions
in this city this winter, but attracted at
tention for its chicness and grace
The girl who wore it is poor, but she
has that magic charm known as taste.
She designed the gown herself.
She searched the shops until she
found white net Of triple width at forty
cents a yard She bought eigth yards.
Then she bought eight yards of pale pink
pres de sol at fften cents yard, three
yeards Of thin, shiadng pink ribbon, four
inches wide, 4. twenty-five cents a yard
at a bargain, and single, fin blown
pale pink artificial rose at thirty five
cents, Eargesand stitsout foliage.
She employed = sean1stress At 81
day. and Tent her her OWE assistance to
the uaaking s1sse sea MISTRESS was present
a Dag an! 'aas.
4 ~, va {: skirt linins was made
Of t:is pres - soie- The white net skirt
N'ss eus zessrse zls fna and we'll shaped.
I; sxa easrfs* d Srimsned with
sni::. sashsl'cs xsebss IS lara and haif
. f. ef SIR ee. 'I'sss areeratson psaszly
y 81 siSrt snxt sasrs were swo
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APPROYAI. 0F THE A1INI1Tns

There being ne objections, the Presi-
dent declared the minutes Of the organi-
cation meeting, January /, and regular
meetings, January 3 and u, and special
engrossed in the minute book and printed
in manual form.
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m.AIMS

The following claims were presented,
received and referred to the proper COM
mittees:-
Henry Miller, $1,000.
Earle & Harrison, $50.
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Adjourned regular meeting Of the
Beard Of Finance, held at the City Hail
on Thursday, April u, 1906, at IL A. NJ.
Present-President Ringle and siessrs.
Quinn and O'Keeffe-3.
Aabsent-Messrs. Perry and Mccarthy
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ONFWmAI, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

UFHHCIAI COMMUNICATED
From the Board of Street and Water
Commits ioners, passed March %, 1905.
l. Awarding supplemental contract for
rolling Gaeenville macadafn reads.
q Awarding to Uyalde Asphalt Paw
ing Go. contract for improvement Of
Roosevelt avenue, between West Side
avenue and Mallory avenue. Estimated
cost, $S,SS2.30; ON city, $3.50.
3. Awarding lead contract to w. w.
Farrier Co.
4. Requesting s., 1894 for April Paved
Streets Account
s. Ordering paid $39. 10 to Jas. p. Hall
on February Supply Account.
g. Ordering paid certain Water Ae-
count claims
Received and referred to Committee on
Concurrent Resolutions.
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REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TyFFS

IRe COMMITTEE on Concurrent Resolu-
tions reported recommending the adopt
ion Of the following resolutions
Resolved That the Board of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolu-
tons, adopted by the Board of Street AL
Water Commissioners as follows, to wit:
A. Passed January %. 1906
Resolved, That the contract for the re-
pairing of certain streets paved with ma
cada1n pavement. in accordance with
specifications on file in the Office of the
Clerk of this Board, be awarded to John
namely. 80 per cent. of the standard; he
being the lowest bidder, and thesCorpor-
atlon Attorney be and is hereby directed
to prepare and have executed the neces-
sary contract for the same.
B. Passed March %, 1906
Resolved, That the Committee on
Streets and Sewers be and is hereby au-
thorized to enter into supplemental con-
tract with John Nolan, contractor. for
repairing certain macadam, roads in sthe
Greenville section, whel by in thejrepAir-
ing Of said roads such sprinkhng and
rolling thereof as in judgment Of the
Chief Engineer of this Board shall be
deemed necessary shall be done by said
John Nolan at an additional cost not ex-
ceeding $3.50
The report was received and the above
resolutions We're adopted by vote of ali
the members present on the call for the
ayes and noes BY the President.
The Committee on Salaries and Claims
reported recommending the adoption Of
the following reoslutien.-
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Ire9surer in payment
of the following elaimZ
$29O3 to Henry Miller, for service,
fsnilaPtossfe affi aa ATaa.ab 7Q0G
Charge Claims Account
The report was received and the above
resolution was adopted by vote of all the
members present, on the call for the ayes
and noes BY the President.
The Committee on Fire Houses report
ed recommending the adoption of the fol-
lowing reoslution:-
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in payment
of the following elsim:---
So3 to- Earle &SsHarrisen, for FIRE house
surveysol 10 one soda
Ghargs Erection ana Construction.
Fire Hoases--$10 Ne. II Engine; $45.
No Truck.
The report was received and tgie above
resoution was adopted by vote Bf ali he
members present. on the csfii for the aves
and noes by the President. In
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
By Mr.. O'Keeffe:--
Resolved, That The Observer be and
it hereby is designated as one of the
ofilcial papers OF this citr~~ and all notices,
ordinances ana other matters of any and
all departments Of the city required by
law to be published in an official paper
are hereby directed to be published IN the
said The Observer, the rate Of 4cornpen-
saHaossto be paid TO said paper to be The
~ zlls -axs that to ather official papeBssof
tsafwcStE
IAvsalhore ressaxtion wsss seceiyesfsa4,a
adoRttea 1y vEse esA tn e anerlh exs s33ans-
serE, sn.ss1e call eli ard isl;es, n
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On motion Of Mr. O'Keefe. President
Klngie declsred the meeting adjourned
TIL April II, 1905, at II A. II.
FORREST A. HEATH,
Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-08
Adopted.
On rnosscn Of Mr.. OsIxesae, ne Board
then adjourned
FORREST a. HEAHH,
CieSk.
Adopted.

a, Aqjourned regular meetang. Of fae
gsssqsxa .of4 Finance, held at the City Hnsl
'cn.sT eanesday "A gril IL 1906, at 8 p. II.
Iar7ss1Eassns ~ fresidant Ringle and Mr.
Abse4t-sFessrs. PsttFTs Quinn ana
McCarthys-33
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REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TeTFsS

The Committee on Finance reported.
recommending that the Following official
bonds be received, oraeratl spread az
large upon the bond beck, and iled:-
That Of Edward w. WooIfey. as
Treasurer, Board Of Free Public Library
Trustees. insthe sum OF $25, 900, with the
National Surety Go. as surety. s@
That OF Charles s. Bennett. astsCon-
stable, Seventh Ward, in the sum Of
$1,000, with Edmund g. Birch and
Joseph Muth as sltreties.
The report was received and adopted
by vote Of all bhe members present, on
the call for the ayes ~and noes By the
President.
Mr.. Perry, of the Committee on FL
nance, presented the Following resolu-
tions -
1, Resolxedss That warrants be ordered
drawn onsthe4t Nty Treasurersin favor Of
'B. Il. Johnson ubIishing CO.. fore$2S. 90;
in favor af Peter Bsntley. assignee. for
$ss)Ssle,ssssy ssa-gts|s ksealghf0n, Mifflan &
CO Tor asiDg. fhes azncasnf of
JsIeg aals Secsts 'oiltSsnads la the
FIRST q Jxs.Sev ySf.gS
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OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Board Of Health, passed
March p, 1905, requesting $8T4.94 for
Warden,s salary.
Received and referred to the Com
mittee Of the Whole.
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Adjourned regular meeting of the
Beard of Finance, held at the City Hail
on Monday, April 8, 1906, at i P. M.
Present President Ringle and Messrs.
Perry, Quinn and 0'Keeffe-4.
Absent-Afr McCarthy-1
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES.
There being no objection, the President
March IA and adjourned regular meet
ings March Is, q and 28, 1906, appnoy-
ed as engrossed in the minute book and
printed m manual sferIn.
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MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Motions. etc.:--
Mr. Quinn movedsthat when the Board
salould adjourn it be untn Weanesdav
sApxiFs1a. 1906 ats,2 p. ar
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-08

Regular meeting Of the Board of III
nance held at the City Hail, on We'd
nesday, April 4th, 1906. at 3 r. NJ.
Present President Riagle aud Messrs.
Perry, Quina and 0'KeeHe-4
Absent-Afr McCarthg-1.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Motions, etc.:
Mr.. Quinn moved that when the
Board should adjourn it be till Monday,
April 8, 1895, at p. NJ.
Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. o'Keeffe the Board
then adjourned
FORREST A. HEATH
Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-08
CLAIMS.

The following claims We're presented,
received and referred to the proper Com
mittees:-
Albert 1Datz Co. $212
Harry Lane, $4S.
Jacob Ross, S25.
Collins s. Gol,bin, S16.17.
Jersey City News, $229.16 and s36.
Matthew T Maloney, S31. 81.
United Electric Co, $23 81.
John s. Menagh, SO. n.
Carsg Billings & Wiltshire, $64. 40
and $500.
James B. Vreedenburgh, 2,646.91.
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= Caroline &. pilsburp I'm Bottom
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in9ton Journal.
- Gas BUD IN etns @ei6idte unb
cine Rritit 3u9lsi9. = 2outspi0e @ou.
rier. Journal.
Has Bud 1T bet Der 8obbs' Wsrril
60. babier gum 8srtaufe unb tofet 81.