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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-31
Welcome Words to Women.


soiuteiy pure medfsine-nsde Of native RIOTS
three own sressorsst.ea compounded fstef Tor
mula concerning which there can be no question: By
skiiled chemists and By thoroughly scientific proc
Gases. DIR. Pierce perfectly willing to let every
know that his 'sF,AvoRfTE PRESCRIPTION
ceatains Blue cohosh root Ladys slipper root, Uni
ccrn root. Black Cehosh root and Golden Seal root
Every doctor knows that such a prescription IL
beneficial in the diseases Of women and when
properly compounded is certain to effect cure in
nearly all cases when given a fair trial. Every
bottle Of the ..FAyoRITE PRESCRIPTION" which
leaves DIR. Pierce.s immense laboratories in Bualo
n Y, has plainly printed upon its wrapper all
the Ingredients of which 1t Is composed Thus Dr..
Pierce proves to the world his own conadepes m
the remedy which for forty years has borne his
name and which IS known all through the United
States and Canada. England, Australia, snd in
parts Of South America. Africa and Asia as a
sovereign eurefor those diseases which. unchecked
make our women old before their time.
II will be noticed that there is no alcohol in the
..FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTION, DR.. Pierce never
believed in using alcohol in the preparation of his
fam us household remedies. For II he substitutes
chemically pure glyeerine, which has wonderful
properties for extracting the medicinal principles
of roots and preserving them at their full strength,
without any deeterous effect whatever.
In favor of DIR. Pierce's medicines is the frank
confdng, open honest statement of their full
composition. giving every ingredient in plan ENG
LISH, without fer of successful criticism and with
confidence that the good sense of the afflicted will
lead them to appreciate this honorable manner of
confding to them what they are taking into their
stomachs when making use of these medicines
DR.. Pierce feels that be can afford to take the
afflicted into his full confidence and lay all the
because these ingredients are such as are Endorsed
and most strongly praised by scores of the most
Of practice as cures for the diseases for which
these medicines are recommended.
Your druggist sells the .'FAyORITE PRESCRIP-
TON and also that famous Alternative blood purl-
fer and stomach tonic the Golden Medical Dis
eovery." Write to DR.. Pierce about your case He
is experienced physician and Will treat your
case as confidential and without charge foS CORE
spondence. Address him at the Invaids' Hotel anu
Surgical Institute, Buffalo, n Y, of which he is
chief consulting physician.
1t is easy 10 be well ll-and much more
comfortable. Constipation is the cause of many
forms of illness. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
cure constipation They tiny sugarcoated
granules. One little Pellet" is a gentle laxative
two mild cathartic All dealers in medicines
Sell them.
and get copy of DR.. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser over 900 pages. Address Dr.
r. V. Pierce. Buffalo, y. Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-31

But the qualities which made him strong
as an organizer and an administrator, did
not disqualify him a commander and
strategist. In the Missouri campaigns OF
1S61-2-3 he cleared the state of confederate
troops and suppressed the guerrllas His
service as commander during the Atlanta
campaign Of 1864, as commander of tire
I'D Corps and the Army Of the Ohio, was
OF brilliant character, especially the
operations in east Tennessee preceding
those in the immediate vicinity of Atlanta.
His work in east Tennessee resulted in
driving Longstreet out of that part of the
country and left the state free of any
large organized confederate force. In the
Franklin Nashville campaign, Gen. Scho-
neld won great victory as an Independent
commander and gained lmperishaDle
nown as strategst. In the campaign in
North Carolina in 1865 he established bases
for Sherman at Wilmington and NewbeIne,
joining Sherman at Goldsboro. BY his wis
dom and Skill at the final surrender of Gen.
Johnston, he reconciled the perplexing
questions growing out of the terms first
granted by Sherman.
His Work as a Statesman.
LAS statesman is has always been re-
garded as highly to Gen. Schofield's credit
that he so managed the War Department,
when appointed secretary by President
Johnson. as to produce harmonious action
between the President and Congress ard
to execute the laws with as little injury as
possible to the people of the south. who
wished to come back to citizenship IN the
Union. 1t was this same quality of CON-
bined forebearance and persistence which
enabled Sehoheld to score his triumph in
securing the evacuation of Mexico by the
French army in 1866 without resort to
arms by the United States
All OF Gen. Schofield's talents combined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-31

shown by Figure g. AT present Venus is a
y, and to see ii we must look past the sun,
entirely across it's orbit distance of &c.,
100000 miles. On September - the planet
will be at b. and on October II at c.. 1t
will then be only 26000000 miles away, and
will therefore look six times as large as it
looks now. Only the half of the planet
which is turned toward the sun IS illumi-
mated. AS the planet is now at = We are
looking on the Illuminated half, and the
planet looks nearly round When the planet
reaches its Illuminated side will be almost
entirely turned away from as; the planet
will then appear to US narrow crescent.
Venus is very nearly of the same size as
the earth; its diameter Is but 2O) miles less,
and It's weight four-fifths much. But We
know practically nothing of the conditions
on this planet. Certain dark markings
which have been at times seen on the disc
may possibly be continents and oceans, or
they may be riffs IN heavy, dense atmos-
phere which surrounds the planet. On this
II is impossible as yet to decide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-31

From the viewpoint OF the average man house
work r. vesy esS. The wife y hight at home,
She is her own mistress. She sit down and
rest any time. She 60 TO bed for 4 nan
II she feels like It. Che can order her household
affairs just to suit her convenience. II she
doesn't feel equal to doing work today she can
do II tomorrow. That's the beautiful THEORY Of
the average man.
Just suppose the Egyptian task masters. when
they made the required daily tale Of bricks tax
the uttermost of human strength, had said to the
toling slaves Don't hurry, take a rest every
now and then-only don't forget that your tale Of
bricks must be all right at night or else there'n
be trouble"
There's the fact, There are the days duties to
be got through, and the women who CAN rest may
not. The woman, who. when she married, said:
Now. III be my own mistress" finds herself a
slave to household cares and duties.
And OH how much that woman needs rest some
times. she brushes and Scrubs and rolls pastry,
her temples throbbing. her back aching her nerves
quivering under the stress Of pain. What she
would give if she could just creep upstairs and
throw herself on the bed In darkened room and
rest.
Rest would temporarily relieve the strain doubt
less, but it would be the same story over again
tomorrow. The real need of weak, nervous
is strength, and that need is fully met and salts
fed by DR.. Pierces Favorte Prescription. 1t
makes weak strong and sick women well.
1t removes the causes of women's weakness.
ranquilizes and invigorates the nerves. encourages
the appetite and induces restful sleep. "Favorite
Prescription is positive cure for the most COM
plicated and obstinate of leucorrhea. excess
sive flowing, painful menstruation, unnatural sup
pressions and Irregularities, prolapsus or falling
of the womb. weak back, female weakness"
anteversion. retroverson, bearingdown sensations,
chronic congestion. Inflammation and liberation of
the womb. Inflammation, pain and tenderness of
the ovaries accompanied with internal heat"
II am pleased to add my testimony In behalf of
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, writes Miss
Earline Agard, Chaplain, Patriotic Daughters of
America Of 4131a Michigan avenue, Lansing, Mich
81 cannot find language to express my gratitude
and Joy the fact that am well once more
Wearing my corsets too tight seemed TO have
brought extra abdominal pressure weakening
the ligaments and pushing the internal organs
down. What to do l knew not, as no medicines
took seemed to help me.
81 had heard of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton and determined to try 1t, as a last resort
Before the first bottle was used / began to feel
better, but could hardly believe that this was
permanent but my improvement went steadily on
and within four months l was like new woman
Now l have no more pains, well and strong
and extremely grateful to you''
There Is nothing to conceal about the makeup
of "FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTION" 1t is an alb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-31

finally 1t will become the most brilliant
star of the heavens. From this month un-
I'll next November, Venus will remain the
evening star.
stellation Pisces. in the position shown IN
Figure l. 1t Will then set about one hour
after sunset. On April 30 it will pass un-
der the pleiades at V, Figure l. and by June
l 1t will have moved entirely across the
constellation Gemini. Venus will pass be-
low Mars on May 8. The two planets Will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-31

then look like bright double star to the
naked eye. while In small telescope they
may both be seen close together in the
field The sight will not only be a beau
tiful one. but 1t will afford valuable op-
portunlty to compare the lusters and colors
of the two planets
II examined with the telescope the planet
will look as in Figure 8. Is the months 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-31

or 1t will approach the crescent phase, be-
coming half full, in Figure 4, on Sep
TENDER 90, and very narrow, brilliant cres-
cent (figure -, on October "a. 1t will then
appear nearly six times as large as az pres
emit
The cause of the remarkable changes in
the apparent size and shape of Venus is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-31

Hyades, with the PleIades a short distance
above them, while the three bright planets
Will lie nearly midway between these two
groups, stretching in a straight line from
east to west. So brilliant a spectacle is
quite unusual. The winter sky attains its
greatest beauty Just as II is leaving us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-31

Of Venus: similarly. Mars win pasa Il ON
May 20. Jupiter being one degree gix min
ntes south of Mars The interesting east
ward motion OF these three planets win well
repay observation. :" =
Neptune Is In the constellation Gerninf In
the position shown In Figure /. This BODY
Is also moving eastward among ne sfars
but a. It occupies 166 years In making the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-31
Venus, the Evening Star.

If the observer will turn toward the west
soon after sunset, and Iouh & iittle above
the part of the horizon where he has seen
the sun go down, he will easily detect
most beautiful. sllvery-white star. This IS
the planet Venus, which each evening will
mount little higher up in the sky, until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-31
The Planet Mars.

First of all, there is the little red planet
Mars which has been with us for so many
months. On April / it may be seen Just be-
low Aries, as shown in Figure /, and as the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-31
WEAK wOM|EN IMADIE STRONG,
SICK wOMEM MADE WELL,

which .ssd = ..,sd b @ ,s
Thousands Of testimonials received from patients and from physicians
skill prove the remedy
Il asa Wholly a principles extracted from the
roots native american forest plants pure gycne OF
and preserving these medicinal principles
1T is A POWERFUL INvHG0RATlNG TONIC,
mpsrta health and strength in particular the distinctly
debaed especially for who
5 room who sit a the pew1 or sewing machine bear heavy house
benefit because Of its health strength giving power
ASA SOOTHING AND STRENGTHENING NERvENE
Prescription unequaed and invaluable aayng
proraion neuralgia hysea pam dance
organic disease organs distinctly FEMININE UPON induces ues
refreshing sleep and relieves mental anxiety and dependency
CURES OBSTINATE CASES.
Favote Prescription positive complicated
natural and irregularities proapsus falling the
ing down sensations chronic inflammation
dred ailments.
FREE CONSULTATION.
An invitation is extended BY Dr. Pierce every ang
and s sta.s%en bS es carefully d fully
dress DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
THE BADGE OF HONESTY.
Each bottle the above upon its wrapper badge
h0nS N the s full t ingredients die composing IN
e1S@ esss ; paas sa'f nof
TON
DIR. PIERCES PLEASANT PELLETS
bousness sick and bilious hea dace
paon OF the bowels loss of appetite coated tongue
windy beeng and distress eating
arrangements OF the liver, stomach and bowels.
One little Pellet laxative cathatic They regulate
ngorate and cleanse the liver stomach bowels
promote Digestion take each day To relieve arising
from over-eatng nothing equals of these little Pellets They're
tiny sugarcoaed antblous anues scarcely larger than
seeds
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
How to live in health and happiness general theme OF Dr.
Pierce Common Sense Medical Adviser This great
cine and hygiene containing and
free receipt mailing ONLY
Send for the cloth stamps
n DE
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Other Planets and Consultations.

Jupiter Is still in the constellation Taurus.
Like Mars and Venus, it Is moving east
ward, but so slowly that both of these
planets are rapidly overtakiug it. The
swiftly moving Venus will pass Jupiter on
May II, Jupiter being then one degree south
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-31
LATE GEN. SCHOFIELD
HIS MANY ACHIEVEMENTS DUR
ING A LONG AND ACTIVE LIFE.
Noted, as a Scientist, Educator, Mill
tary Organizer and Commander
and Statesman.

The recent passage by the House of Rep
resentatives of bill abolishing the rank OF
lieutenant general of the United States
army calls attention to the fact that there
are now only three officers on the retired
list who bear that rank-Miles, Young and
Chaffee. short time ago a fourth one
dled-Gen. Schofitdd He had retired before
the war with Spain occurred and despite
his valuable services in that campaign, he
was not conspicuously in the public eye
during those stirring days and consequently
his fame as a soldier was somewhat OBJ
scured by the glitter of new names brought
into public notice. But it is held by many
today that the army of the United States
never developed a more roundly accom-
pllshed officer than John NJ. Schoncd Such
Is the opinion, certainly, of a retired officer
who recently gave expression to his views
OF Gen. Schofeld's abilities in the course of
a talk with a Star reporter.
/ "Of the many achievements of Gen. Scho-
held during long and active life" said
this officer, amy one of them would have
marked him as a man of extraordinary
ability and power bordering on genius.
Few realize how varied were his line of de-
veiopment, SO modestly did he comport him
self In all his works and in his bearing to-
ward the public. i may summarize his ac-
complishments by saying that he was dis
tinguished a physicist and scientist, as
an educator, as an organizer of troops as
q nlllIdry administrator, as military
commander and strategtst, as statesman
and as diplomat
LAS q physicist and scientist Gen Scho-
field was noted In his early career, when he
served as assistant professor of natural and
experimental philosophy and professor of
physics at Washington University, st.
Louis. During that period he prepared a
work on astronomy. the text of which was
unfortunately lost or destroyed In manu-
script during the war AS an educator,
Gen. Schofie1d was highly rated, not alone
because OF the work have just cited, but
by reason of his subsequent laboqs us
teacher at West Point Academy, and sub
seQuently, In 1876-81. as superintendent Of
the academy.
Organizer and Commander.
"As an organizer Of troops. he accom-
plished exceptionally effective work in the
organization OF the volunteer troops In St
Louis 1872; the formation during the
same years and the year following Of the
Missouri militia: the organization OF the
Army Of the Frontier. 1862. and the Army
Of the Ohio. 1864. During the years 1923
Gen. Schofeld served as commander In
Missouri in capacity to demonstrate hi !.
exceptional ability as military admiuistra-
tor OF civil affairs. and again In North
Carolina In 1856 and in Virginia In 1668-7-6
under the reconstruction acts he proved
himself q man OF broad tact and strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-31

the stars, but II moves little faster than
Mars does Thus Mars sets little earlier
each evening; on April 1 it sets at S:S4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-31

HEAL It'll AND HAPPINESS.

How to live in health and happiness is the general
Plerces Common Sense Medical Adviser This great
and hygiene containing
tons sent free pay expense mailing ONLY
Send for the cobound
for the book paper Address Dr. r. Pierce Buffalo Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-31
CURES OBSTINATE CASES.
FREE CONSUL TATTONs~

An invitation extended by Dr. Pierce sick and ane
man to consult him by letter There absolutely charge fee
this consultation Every letter carefully considered fully
and its statements held strictly sacredy confidential
dress DR.. r. v Pierce, Buffalo, Ny
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-14

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charge ~ lsf grandma. o. Mis Is.
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entire hoard nts FDo. 70 luy yesfs
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ne, SUgii nor take ,hr scrue The
robbery 10 surrounded N my story and
suspicion rss'H upon local parties Mrs
FOo'e had drawn the money out "
q bank 10 the morning - purchase the
properly IN Whirh she lived asd the
mons represented the sa,.rzs o. d
life time
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ex-ra-t.uF auc cJrD uiniIE certain medic
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frJu Ogr American iOTesis- b. could pro
cuos . med cine which va nlArFelOusly
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msuts TbR cUncenfratsc eIfTAcf u
Nature vitality be lame-c -fyOioen Md
ga Disc0ve-y.- IL yuribes The blood by
putting the stomach and I've mo
healthy condition. thereby helping the
digestion and assimilation o. fOOc which
tssds the DiOO6s Thereby Il cures weak
stomach Indigestion torpid liF2T. o. Dil-
iOusDs..s and Kindred defsngerDSutS.
II yOu have cOAtsd tongue, with bitter
OF lac tAgts h. the mOrulng. frequent
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o. pain IN SIDE. hack gives out easily and
aches beiching of gak. constipation. o.
irregular DOwelE fee flashes o. beat al
ternaiing with chilly sen-atiOns OF kin
dgec symptoms they point - oesange-
nenf ~ your stomach. liver and kidneys.
which The Golden hsdicEl Discovery :.
viii cOfIect more sps--diiy AND peTmS-
Eeutly thar any OtheT Known agent Con
tAint 40 alcohol o. haDii-fDrminR drug.
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list or vYapps.
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permii the dealer o. make y little more
profit. IL gsius. you iVss. Accept 10 sub
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many serious disease II Is thoroughly
cured by Dr. Perez Peasant Peiiets.
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EVsnsvills. Ind. writes For over
i've ytAn I Vas troubled with kidney
and bladder affections which caused
ms much pain and worry. Loot flesh
snd Sas ell rundown. and q year ago
had to sbandon work entirely | had
three Of the beet physicians Who did
me Do good and I vas practically given
% 10 die. FoleJb kidney Core vas
recommended and the fret bottle gave
mo great relief, sbd after taking the
second bottle ! was entirely cured 4"
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LARGE DsH IN r,mbs, Land.

Birmingham. Az Aus - A sps.
ciai ~ 'bs NeWs hDm Hsiiiesbufg.
Iisf ss}s 'bs' 'hc iargss' deal IN
timber lands undertaken IN Mlssis
sipp IN resent years has practically
been contaminated here By me puf
chase ~ timber lands In Perry aud
Lamar counties By " Taium. Who
buys Tor Wisconsin parties There
are SEQ Rcres ~ the land IN Perry
county alone bu' the bulk Of n II Ia
Lamar The purchase price for q
tN9ihifi interest IL stated "a be I3g2
GO The sellers are John l~ndcrs.
~ Springfield. Mo- T. n Arson. ~
Merrill. Wis aud George y. Gllky.
Of Oshkosh, Wis.
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ihO-s vito are faithfully eoDst pated
orlno LAxstive Fru't syrup cures
chrunie constipation by stimulating
;he liTer and boWels and restores the
nHfurAl action Of the bowels OriDo
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s-Ete or Eripe and /. mid and pleasant
20 tAke RefO-e substitutes J W.
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salt water system Recommended

Kan ftsntiscu. Aug 1.-THE are
couniifslun Ff!ds, approved recon
menda Dh of Cblrf Snaughnsssy ia
Vorihs the establishment at the ear
Hest possible date % ah auxiliary sall
Nsicf system. 80 planned a. 20 pro
tSct the business portion of he CiiD
The chief urged that cisterns holdlus
~ ltas' 10000 SALONS be- established
on the various Mills throughout the
city Two high power nrc boa,s
were also recommended fot use GU The
satsf truut
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viii pi.p.nn. Win 1slearaphsrs.

Scranton Pa. Aug. 13.-Ann ounce
men. rAs 5esz made that the De.a-
ware LsekEWanns and Western rai..
roa. vi a. az early date i.sp-l ,a
WIN -he service o. a. telsgrspltrs
OF - sys IN and vi. coD,r0. 'c-
rr1y zmeut OF trains with the auto.
malc blocf sigma. system al lie
ad1l-11E. telephone facilities