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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-26

men to place their orders for suits
before New Years. See Woolley the
Tailor, 91S Main 12-tf
DROP 1N-and try our home cook
ing at 1921 Main ST. 20-7t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-26

oVU MEN 70 TO 40 Years old wanted at
once for Electric Railway Motor
men and Conductors; $50 10 500 a
month; no experience necessary;
fine opportunity; no strike; write
Immediately for application blank
Address opportunity" care of Pal
Ia dunn. 12-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-26

SEE MOORE & OGBORN for an
kinds of Insurance, Bonds and
Loans, Real Estate and Rentals
Room Is, I. O. O. F. Bldg. feb2O-tf
WE, FRAME Pictures, repair baby
cabs, sell Welsbach lamps, nantes.
electric bulbs; we repair most ev-
erything. Brown & I'arne,l, 1922
Main Phone 1896 nov3O-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-26

FOR SALE-Fresh COW. D. F. Dill
man, Middleboro Pike, r. 4. 23-3t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-26
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Furniture practically
new 1120 Boyer Street. 19-tf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10

should De made e compulsory study
for all girls In institutions of this
character. as IL 3. the one branch oi
their studies which. 60 most of thcm
Win be- Of practical value in after
| lifc
Tacr, rs No fact more clearly cs-
tablisncd IN physiology than that the
brain cNp'uds its energies during our
waking hours and that IL r,cupcrnic-
during our hours Of Sleep.
n muscular 'yertion h. eurr"d e.
cxtr,m,s, uud sufficient periods of
rest &C.,, not given 90 allow the mus
cl,. Geo rebuild what they have lost hl
reason cot h, work they have boon
called upou Go do the muscles los,
u power thyl become weaker and
small r Th, ~aue .s trpc. but Go q
greater 'Nt'W vlth the bralu. every
thoughr during oar waking hours
which passes through tlD brain uses
up "a certain amount ui delicate brain
tissue and thi- tissue is only rcplIc-
ga during the period ul brain mac
tNty Nhl,u ls an, p.r'd when We
are asleep VI tho eXpcuditurr of
BRAIN activity F not COMPENSATED for
D, sufficient sleep then thor, b. a COM
tinuul loss ~ the iuuruonatus ca
pacity eft the brain
II This Coutluu,. for % short limo
thrrc ls mental -tupur, dullnrs-. iu-
capabiits coz proper reasoning
IA, mcutll STRAIN B.. very great i1I d
short time. cor moderately Tor longer
period aud thor, has been little oJ
mo- rroup,rdtVr process, thv st.oul
central power which holds tine u'r.
Nnus force OF the Individual aut
guides this force in purposrrtl move
m'nts aud directs IL Boo channels foi
,hc good of the Individual give. a'yal
altogether
WIN ne central power 60 huli Il
Too check, each part of IA, NERVOUS
.Est,W IUi- upon It's OWN Initiative
spoken words ar" heard hut NOT ro,
Wrmh,r,d, they produce ou an,
brou,n tDNu c,l's of the brain %,
mauus speech and mu~culor action
ur. jueou,rput. .hJo. col the urryou,
.>-frm rrsu~ now want of ptopc,
! pest Eco HIun rr the dam rrcuprr,
rnHu 90. th, brain cells and tho con-
dluau - known az insanity
More sleep s required .or student.
Too proportion tp the amount 81 hralt
work hut ury do tIuu for adults
! for th. .,H-un that they have dur,
ing thut -I,.aus hours not only /,
MAX, tp f1r 900 duly waste ~ brazil
! coils which th,r -tudics have occas
| toned. bat ALSO Goo Md a certain ncr'
! Wcu' of growth daily To- the brilp Z,
! uprf,st Its DEVELOPMENT. because IN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10

rtain effects We have then figured
uut Ia, theory OF the thing. We hGNs
done this more recently In the study
uf the a.. OF fresh air. The con-
sumptNc was the first one 10 show us
that ~ n, lived his life after the man
nrr of those VINO were well that b,
lived continually iu the open out ~
do"rs that ne materially improved
his condition co., got entirely w,lt
Following this fact sim further Sc
ma misguided occupants shutting
out most securely Toe sweetest. cheap.
est and best medicine that they can
procure.
n seems To- M mat many people
have miscoueepiipn Of the use oi
air In their houses In cold weather
they close TIN windows aud doors
heat tlc AR uu5 use II To- protcc,
them from cold. This Is wrong
EacrS thing ia lif mould bc used for
It's proper purpose and air was mad,
for us 10 breathe. 10 oxygcnate aad
purif, tlp blood and not To bc sub
~titutc for clothing
Get "a habit cd living ana partic-
uldrly she, ping boz the open. lr It will
cure consumption il viii the more
.cJdiiN prevent II viii do NOR,
than ANY one thur else in incroas-
ing your RESISTING power against any
huctcrit dlvea.. Hyasion. DO not be
afraid OF cold. sect or wind protect
Yourself from fH, direct violence OF
AN three, but bot or cold wet or
dry. get pur, air ~ abundance, and
In tlu" "r need you viii have nc
cause I" regret 10.
10 live rorrr.,lN, TO dc.,lop Iu
strength OF mind aud body food is
necessary Thu food must be chosen
correctly, couksd correctly and ,Htsu
correctly Ia urd,r 90 be beneficial
Th,rc are TODAY many fads and
fancies iu reg ri to food. There 1.,
those who d,rE IA. use 90 ytgct.
ubics as uscips. and say that meat 8,
a Tissue hu.ld.r ana develops stroup
sineNs con- 'br ither hand. hcr.
are the Ncg,t.rtus who claim thaN
longevity can uu.. he attained by 10.
stinoucc from tl meat.
rhr fact b. 'sat man Is neither a
a. rui,"rous nor au herbiverous ami
{ NlA.. liltl nf '''lI|I.'N CERTAIN &c iltlI It
quantities ot protcids. which Ne de.
rINcs clietly 'rnm meat; carbohy-
lrateS. which Do, gets from vegetable.
ana fats. which he may obtain from
both Ia order 90 give him diet whiri
Viii make up fnr the waste of tic
sue caused hN hIs daily work.
Food should ly simple and plaiu
TN" highly seasoned dishes of IN,
fashinnabl, table while they may r.,
| apprtizing 10 the cultivated palat.
ere not the dishes for which IA,
hungry muscle aud brain cells cry
Equally important Ia proper selec
| tion IL the proper cooking Of food
| The digcsiiy, apparatus of man 4
! moi capable ot cnring for very man,
| raw materials. bcace III. necessity @
| cooking thoroughly believe tina
me- institution such Ms this unlvorsit,
should feel CHAT IL curriculem NaI
complete untU lis faculty included
professor o' domestic science ID
not care what VIE and mother MAJ
know nf lHtn. ire"k. the history 90
| the pho'ur .iIns cor even OF music u
! art hat du insist that II a gil b. Il
brcumo AIIs sod mother she shuuh
knoN how 600 urop'rN feed and cool
FOE hrr on pr ns Domestic soicnc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10


From what ! have said above IN
r la,ion to 'hr bcncnceut action of
slrcp ono ma, .as'y see the truth.
fulnoss or the old saying
EARLY to bed aud carly to rise,
Mak,s q man healthy wealthy and
wise"
IN regard Ca the human system,
whatever primarily causes stImula-
uon, ,f continued too long causes a
corresponding depression. This ia
true no matter whether You sptak of
foods. drugs. exercise ur study. ~"
doctor knows very wen bon giving
ctu.r cop chloroiorm ae uu anHcs-
thptl, that the patient FIRST becomes
excited and as the UnacsthctiC is COM
uuuod Tins stage of excitement at the
nervous system laps's into mus
cultrl} lrIaNad and norNously dcprvs-
S,d stage The action ui alcohol
makes one at first viyarious 1ud live
ly. " continued leads 80 druusy, l"th-
urgic drunk,u stupor tn, excite
m,ut produced upon thc individual
~ a dance. Football or baseball
game has upon tho nervous -NstrA "a
p'ri"d "i corresponding repression
$50. with study too Tong continuance
"i Dram "'i'NNl over your n"oNs gives
Rise L" perl"" ni mental 'rp''-sl"h'
Whl'h must "i necessity l"U"" 'o'
p'''h 'uih"'''"n' 1t docs more ina"
lhir. however, b''huso over s'linul'-
non "i vac pr'lh '''i" l'"'u''s n''
'nI' ''p''ss'u nervous '''''' 'u' IL
ALSO mucous ln' muscular tn,t'I'
'hd H' '"N 'H 'ai'"'I' "l going from
l'' examination room 10 vac "H,''.
i'ld 'h' doing iu7u'' 90 h'I'iS'I ~
'r 1lM'l',
I1' s'"r PSI 'po'"y NH' OF 'n' re-
verse 'N'i'h' muse l''' ever non
pi""u.'f ""l "u.N l'N 'H '.l upon IN,
muscles pul '.'" up"n 'h' 'l''h' an"
~ ls equally lin" 'I'' i'' ''"'S" ''h-
''i. N.N n"i Ell" I'. 200 n''.''' 1923 'l'.
''l'F severe 'N I'''" 'p'" Woe ''''
"'ld'
am speaking 600" '.W'h. "'
th' extremes i' '1,1 student. may
." iu 'h'"' ,hils h'.. s'N". ana
'N'f'I~r aye MOI "n.. 5000" 'i. '.1 '"-
.'h.''' o." 'n' h'''i' OF ''' +''N ms
''"'' o'' 'ul ~ 'r"'' CO. '' s"'' 'h'y
must H' ''ih 'tNru ZOO MODERATION ana
n',,h'r Goo excessive i'usH'.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
LINN SCOTT IS SHOT
IN CLIFTON, AR|z.
Well Known Carlsbad Elk
sident is Slain; Slayer of
Young Mexican Caught in
Texas, is Report.
Special to The Evening Herald

Special tu The Evening Herald
Carlsbad. y NJ April ia rclc.
gram This morning reports The death
OF Linn Scott at clifton Altoona The
Telegram onl} sand that he was shot
and ,o notify mis- brother Charley ct
this pace NJ Scott was about %,
years OF age ana about u feet and &
inches nigh and OF fine physique ne
VAS q COW man but had held ,ou.
office under the sheriff ni Clifton M"
Vas a very peaceablc man lad was
Highly respected by an chsse. of
people
Judge y Cunningham, Who hus
been Justice OF The podcr here for
about ten years resi-uod TO-DAY Tie
commissioner Immediately appoint
ed ! u. Walker t0 an the moNniled
term.
Santiago Marine was arrested by
the orders OF Shcrr Cicero stewart
of his county a Bat.,ow Ward com
ty Texas today tie is the principal
parts ia the killing oi me young Men.
lean reported IN Saturdays Herald
No SLAYER has ever escaped the yizr
lance of Sherin stewart MARITIME
viii be brought 20 Carlsbad tomorrow
and viii br tried al rhis term OF court.
NJ l.. stewart has booked chan.
iauquH hero 81 eight entertainments.
Cook of The North pole fame and the
south Carolina Negro Jubilee singers
are among the attractions Al o.
the entertainers viii Doe here N MAY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10

AS detrimental to Jack both mentally
ana physically &C., would be- thu re-
verse.
Remember that the best college
athlete is never the mnn who can
do the luldrod In nine and three
fourthS. nor he who can do the mile
ia four-scVcntccn. nor the man who
can throw the hammer rs feet but
he h the best developed athlete who
can excel all three of these stars
in an Ncnts except their own spec-
iultv.
Therefore should you ask me for
one rule which would be easy To- re-
member, bv which you might conduct
fuu. litr so as 10 maintain the high
est state of efficiency mentally. NOR
ally and physically. should ans
W,r Nuu Ia one word. Moderation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
Good Health Most Priceless
Possession Of Man, Says
Dr.. Smart at VARSITY

Splendid Lecture Good Health and How to Maintain
Delivered to Students of University of New Mexico
This Morning BY Well Known Physician and Surgeon;
Summed Up in Three Words, Rule for Highest Eff.
cheney Mentally, Morally and Physically is "Modera.
, ton"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
SIS. N4 ToHie

universally recognized
supplied to
lack and the
The
when the derangd from lack Of
cannot resist disease while healthy well noushd
of medicine
which and enriches the blood for until this done the
ability
a
portion circulation and
at drug stores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co, ATLANTA Ga
The record., 1911-04-13

4 KANSAS editor announced re.
Gently he would try for one week to
be entirely truthful, and he is still
in the hospital lie didn't get past
the first day. The following item
appeared in Mondays issue and now
the boys are getting out the paper.
This is what he said: "Married,
Miss Sylvia Rhode to ames Gamma
ham, Sunday evening at the Baptist
church. The bride was an ordinary
town girl who don't know any more
than q rabbit about cooking and
never helped her mother three days
in her life She is not a beauty by
any means and has a gait like duck.
The groom is an up-to-date loafer,
has been living of the old folks all
his life and don't amount TO sbuoks
anyhow. They will have hard life
while they live together"
The record., 1911-04-13

RICHARD LLOYD JONES, of New
York, secretary of the Lincoln Farm
Association, ,elegraphed to the del
egates at the 0Lincoln Way" meet
Ing at Elizabethtown Saturday that
the memorial building at Lincoln
farm in Larue county, would be
dedicated on June 3. which is the
birthday of Jefferson Davis.
The record., 1911-04-13
Foreign EducatiOa in Fire Prevention.

-. /. = =; a fhe w ipst
now in the subject Of fire prevent
ion by TIE public schools of the
country, la several states provision
has been made for The inclusion Of
lessons in fire waste, fire prevention
and the ordinary fire hazards in the
course Of study, while some states
have set apart one afternoon each
year as "6re day, when public ex-
ercises are held, with essays, dis
cussi ons, fire drills and talks by fire
men and insurance agents. 1t is
certain that the American public
requires education in the matter of
the fire waste, most of which is due
to carelesness, and this education
can very well begin in the schools.
SO that the younger generation will
understand it, with the assurance
that the children will carry home
with them what they have learned
and the matter will become a subject
of discussion about the family fire.
side. That there is good precedent
for this policy is shown by the re-
port of the special commission Of
the British Fire Prevention Commit
tee, which visited Germany to study
fire protection condition in that
country. This report dwells on
the fact that "much is being done
IN Russia TO install into the minds
Of children at an early age the nee
essity of exercising great care in the
use Of Ere and artificial light. The
general result of this is that the
childreH at an early age are taught
by lesson, by fable or by suitable
pictures the neccesitY of being care
ful when using matches or open
lights, when approaching fires, car
ryiug lamps, etc. They are espcc-
tally warned as 10 the dangers of
gasoline and also such materials as
cellulCid, etc. THESE simple edu-
cationai methods are having a most
marked effect oa the whole of the
coming generation in Prussia. The
effect Of the teaching upon the child
rem has also made itselfso felt among
their parents tbsi they too Of late
years have become a great deal
more careful. The full results OF
the new teachings will, however,
scarcely be felt for another ten years.
There IS not the least reason why
the principle here referred to should
not be adopted by the edlca,ioaa!
authorities.
Ia Germany the average annual
ire loss is about one tenth of what
/, is Ia the United States. Much Of
Shis s. due 10 The gresler sense Of
pvrsonsl responsibility for fires en-
oooraged bY ,ae German lars and
spch sduc4u3o1i methods. Similar
act!o' in MS coar;rY So9.o s'set.'
reduce shs IRE eas.e ard also tae
cost ol insurance.
The record., 1911-04-13
DR.. Miles
Nerve and Liver Pills

are different from Others. Many
kinds of liver pills are impossible"
after one trial on account of their
harshness. DIR. Miles Nerve and
Liver Pills do not act by sheer force
but in an easy, natural way, with
out griping or undue irritation.
They are not habit forming.
n the first bottle falls to benefit. your
druggist will return the price. Ask him.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
The record., 1911-04-13
"The Liver Pills act
So Naturally and
Easily"

Such a statement, coming from
the cashier of bank, shows what
confidence responsible people have
in these pills. Mr.. A. L. Wilson
after trying them wrote:
'T have used DR.. Miles Nerve
and Liver Pills and also your
Anti-Pain Pills, on myself. with
good results. The Liver Pills
act so naturally and so easily
that ! scarcely know that l
have taken a pill. Frequently
being troubled with headache l
take an Anti Pam Pill and get
immediate relief in every case"
A. l.. Wilson, Sparta, Ill.
Mr.. Wilson was for a number
OF years cashier OF the First
National Bank OF Sparta,
The record., 1911-04-13

Telephone that grocer want Ia
J oe Morgao ard get Iae best goods
at loves: prices.
The record., 1911-04-13
THURSDAY. APRIL IS, 1911.

Entered at the Grcenvine, Ky. rostofice as
secoud-ciass matter.
The record., 1911-04-13
TERMS.

TIE subscription price of the paper Is paya-
he 1n advance. aud when the time has ~ pired
to Whica 20 Is paid, the paper will DE stopped.
Cards uf thanks, obituary notices. etc, n not
long thSn ten lines, viii bc published free. A
charge ot cc. per line viii be made for succee d.
ing iincs. NJ variation Of this rule To anyone.
Free ramp!c copies win be mailed.
Advertisements will he inserted. a rate card
viii be furnished ON request
Address an communications and make an re-
nittauccs payatle % RECORD PRESS,
GreeuVllle. Ky.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-06

Free Examination at the Insttute BOB Herald Building
Commencing October 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-06

purpose OF making a map or Luna coun-
ty for the department he has located
the southeastern and the southwestern
corners Of the county accurately, and
is now IN the vicinity of Cooks peak.
locating the northern line.
Geo. Beach. OF Columbus. died here at
6 o'clock Tuesday, and was buried from
the MahOney undertaking parlOrs w ed
nesday afternoon.
z. r. Vallandigham left Tuesday for
St. Louis on a business trip.
Mrs @. NJ SadIer left Wednesday
for Chicago for a short trip.
Injured In Runaway.
Lee o. Lester and E. NJ Curry We're
both bruised up considerably in a run
away upon their return here from Flor
ida Wednesday mOru1g. Mr.. Lester suf-
tered severe bump on the forehead
and Mr.. Curry received several body
bruises The buggy was completely
demolished They returned 70 Deming
on a lumber wagon.
]. C. Wilmarth. of FL Pas0, was in
Deming on business Wednesday.
Tom Clark of the Sunset hotel was
kicked by a horse Wednesday forenoon,
his leg severely bruised and IS now un-
able to leave, his bed
w. n. OICCurdy left Deming Wednes-
day for Bartlett Texas, where he viii
spend several months on business.
A II. Thompson went to FL Paso
Wednesday on business.
MeEsrs. Jos A. Dean and T. c. Heff-
ner, both OF PecOs, Texas. are here on
business this week.
o. DarbYshiFe and H. c. GOldwire,
both Of FL PasO, passed through Dem
ing Wednesday morning in wagons,
equipped with tents, provisions, etc, en-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-06

and weaker, until I saw the end In
slSlF ana desiring to die at home.
returned By this time the drugs had
taken nad ruined my stomach. and.
hearing Of the new treatment without
drugs. consulted the OzOna Institute.
Lney gave me q thorough examination
rested my blood, etc, and told me they
found no trace Of tuberculosis condi-
tiops They placed me upon a stand
ana turning the forces upon me. were
enabled TO see through and into every
part Of my body was encourag ed
They told me that I had catarrh Of
lungs, and ] consented to treatment.
THE Radio Generator was placed
nearer ma and its powerful rays
turned upon my chest. Instantly I
could almost feel the rays Of cOncen-
traped sunshine penetrating through
10 my lungs. Then from another ap-
paratns the radio current was forced
ny means Of peculiar glass tubes
through every tissue Of my body.
There was no feeling save one Of de-
ughuul eXhlaration, yet I was SO
charged with this strange force that
one Of the doctors lighted q piece OF
paper from my shoe. Then from stflI
another machine concentrated ozone
Yves discharged through a tube held
beneath my nostFils. I felt as IL I were
seated IN pine forest on q mountain
top after thunderstorm, with the sun
pouring Its rays upon me. It is indie
serbia bic, but its effect Is immediete
pounds Ny last treatment was taken
three days ago. and today 7 am a well
man. The physician explained that the
radio current forced into my body was
death TO the harmful germs and dis
eaeed conditions; that the concentrate
ozone I inhaled IN ten minutes euuaied
the amount a man would obtain on
Flke's Peak In ten months That sun
light, long known for its curative pow
ers, was concentrated q thousandfoId
IN the Solar Generator and poured uDon
my lungs. It Is wonderful, miraculous
and voluntarily give this statement
under oath, because I want other sur
ferers 70 know what these men have
done for me-
The chief Of staff OF the institute Is
an Investigator and scientist His spe-
cialists are the best. and the offices. sos
Herald building, contain every appara-
tus Tor The drUgless, painless curing
Of diseases known 70 the scientific
world The office hours at 10 70
mornings; 2 to g. afternoons. SUNDAYS.
II 70 II. mornings only. The diago-
ses, Consultati tons free for one
week only, commencing Tuesday. Octo-
Der 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-06
INFLAMED KIDNEYS

Medical writer's declare # fnoursb7.
after the sixth month whether 1ib+--
menous or not
The average man prefers TO think ~
II as Kidney trouble" and lets H 30
put Ghe census shows this aDDe i1f7r
fact-out OF 60, 900 deaths from 5rf5tn-eSS
troubles the last census wear Owe 77f-,e--
tenths Of them $4,000 took the Torn
called ''BTtght's Disease" altbOUgb if e.
quite probable that nine tenths 6F tbese
up to the last moment Thought If Il -
ana called IT kidney trouble when 3 a
Meter OF fact the only possible hone
laid through a specific for BriFhts
Disease.
There never was one until Fulton
WORKED out his Renal emoilient 07IIl-
toms Renal CompOuui).
Since then inflammation of the lid
neys whether albumenous or not or
Wnether called Kidney trouble" or
''BTights Disease" or whetber siE
months or six years old commonly
y you have had kidney trouble over
six months no matter what Won cali n
It Is the only hope EFFICIENCY 81 Dar-
cent where patients do not wait until
bedridden, although some Of them re-
cover It can be had in al Paso from
Kelly q Pollard, wholesale and retail
agents
We desire to hear from and advise
with patients not noting the usual i'm
provement BY the third bottle Liter
allure mailed free. Write JCol J Full
ton Co. Gas Battery St, san Francisco.
cal