Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 March 1892 — Page 3

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Table l'eactios

1 3 lb. Ixix Starch II S a

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99-Cent Store.

The most beautiful line of Glassware ever brought to the city

water

ROSS BROS.

.20

Crystal Wedding Presents!|?iil Ife :r t:

now on exhibition at the 99-Cent Store. Cut glass, gold-

dishes,

sets,

at lowest prices.

99 Cent

GOOD CHANCE TO BUY A Pair of Wright & Peter's LADIES' SHOES CHEAP at

:zo

Art

Bear in mind that

Ensmir.ger stock of Groceries

great many bargains to offer, as

close them out in a few days we

marked down.

Barnhill.Hornaday&Pickett

Children Cry for Pitcher's Caetoria.

POSITIVE

Indianapolis OusinessUniversitV

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ELEBAHT CATALOGUE.

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AH,ISOSE,THROAT.

Dj{. E. IIUXTSIXGEK, Ex-Surgeon 3d Regt. Indiana Infantry Trustee Chicago College for the Eye,

Ear, Nose and Throat—Special Pension Examiner—Specialist for the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. I i,^'.!'.'':,.A..lA."Uontlo»

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Ed VanCamp & Co.'s.

Now Is the Time to Buy.

?1.00 1 Cablornui Peaches.. .lo $1.00 1 Peaches.. tft.ot'i 1 Apricots.. .......'A- .05 1 best Apricots.. .. .10 .:io 1

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C'alifornia Prunes. .10

Prunes.

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•r, lbs White Hose

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DJ Pride I'eoi iu 75

Pure Gold .70

.25 50 -M.40 .15

Gold Medal .75

*'5 25 Koyal Hose .. .75

25 Hen Hur .. .00 .'J5 oKureka .05 v. 15 .07

25 o. .05

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est stock of Furniture, Stoves and Oueensware

t\^9 groceri&s^

as we want to close

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have a

we want to

ill have them

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the city'and at low prices

ake the same cn~ good^

Milo Ensmin-

as unequaled in tne success 01 lis granules.

HEEB & OSBORN,

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Knees In !i ^owplelo sot of testing appli-

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Proprietors.

MUSIC HALI

II I ONE NIGHT ONLY. I—

SATURDAY, APHXX. 2.

THE 2005th PERFORMANCE-Contincus

Laughture-Greatest Irish Comedian,

HERBERT CAWTHORN,

And His—

COMEDY CHERUBS, IN THE

FUNNY FAROE COMEDY,

LITTLE NUGGET.

Tvroleftii Swiss Warblluif. si'enic and Mechanical UiTecu, Sont und Music Specialties,

Fraukfort. Ind., eycrj

Famous NugKet yuartette.

---Kleeu'ii Badly treated nr CA_ ChrouTe Catjirrii Is RegUlaf PTICe, 35C 8110 OUC.

Miles' Nerve «C Liver rills. Act on anew principle—rogiilatingtho tver stomtche and bowels through the nerves. A now discovery. Dr .Miles' Pills speedily curebillouness. bad taste, torpid iver piles, constipation. Unequaled for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest nrest. 30 dosea 26 cents.

THE PAII.Y JOIIIINAI, IB on sulo by Robinson ,fc Wnlluoo, nnd l'ont ious Lacey.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Ma cor.

ntKDC. HANDKL i-Yir Marsliul. .LULLX ,|. HKOTIIEKS

For Clerk,

IIAKM& M. SCOTT. For Treasurer,

W11,1.1AM I'. MCHOi.SON. I'or Counrilmen. i-t Ward IlKN S. MVIiltS. :!nd Ward Al'STIN 1,. TnMI.I.V-nN' Ud Ward—A.N'DHKW KKYNOI.Dy,

Oar Works Sold.

Special to Tlit Journal. LAFAYETTE, fud., March 30.—Tho I, ifay ft to Car Works were this morning sold to a local syndicate for 839,500-

Iii a Critical Ooneition,

Bert Bible, the little son of Ale\ Bible, who was horribly injured at Wuynetown yesterday by having his log caught in tho spokes of a moving wagon, is in a critical condition with the chances "decidedly against hiB recovery.

W. D. Jones Has Another Hotel. \V. 1). Jones, of the Bobbins House, hasjeased tho Eaglo Lake Hotel, at Spring Fountain, near Warsaw.. This is a summer resort of considerable note with racing, boating, bathing and nil the attractions that such places usually afford. Mr. .Jones and his family will stay there, while Am Junes will look after the Bobbins Hotel.

Eud of the Fayerweather Will Contest. As stated in Tim .TOUUNAI. yesterday the Fayerweather will case is at an end and "Wabash gets an even 8100,000. The other colleges benefited have their bequests raised correspondingly but if there is any money left after the amounts are paid in their entirety, it will be divided into ten eijtial parts, and tho fol lowing will eacti get one part: Columbia, Yale, Harvard, Princeton and the Presbyterian Hospital: the remaining five parts going to tho Woman's Hospital. The executors think that there will bo considerable sum to divide among these institmions under this clause of th» will.

He's Our Joe.

Joe Adams wears a red necktie and :B in tough luck. He has been peddling charts about town for .several days and when told by the authorities to get out a license, he gave a superior emilo and waving his lily hand he calmly said, "go up, bald heads, go up." That was unwarranted rudeness on the part of Joseph, and he was arrested this morning in the name of the law, which is no respecter of persons or Terro Haute book agents. Joe has employed a lawyer and says ho will fight to tho "bitter end." Ho also says tho Torre Hauto company which employs him will hold the sponge. It may have to hold the sack.

The Result of a Snake Bite. This morning Dr. Henry Long, of Indianapolis, Dr. W. F. Curryer, of Thorntown, and Dr. J. T. Marsh, of Browns burg, all of the Eclectic College of Physicians, arrived in the city to amputate tho leg of Arthur Centennial Tilney, the son of Dr. DeCaux Tilney. The oporn tion was eminently successful and the leg was amputated between tho thigh and tho knee, and the dissection of tho member afterwards showed that the bones were all rotten. Tho lad was bitten by a snake some timoago while running in the crook bottoms. Tho strange part of the case ic that the snake bite was on the foot of the other leg instead oT the one which shriveled and decayed.

Tne Bedford Boys.

The Mayor and tho city council of Bedford were in Crawfordsvillo to-day. Capt. Wm. Day is Mayor and M. N. Messick, J. AV. Gibson, D. Eldbridge, C. F. Dilley and J. M. Caress are councilinen. They have been oil' for several days on a junketing trip and .arrived hero last evening from Frankfort. It seems that Bedford town is going to put in a water plant and so sent the council out into the cold, cruel world to get pointers. Tho fire department made an exhibition run for them this morning to tho school house and Mayor Carr and others showec them the town. The visitors were completely carried away with the water works system, if not with its control, and stated that they received more suggesti ns here than anywhere else. The gentlemen returned to Bedford this afternoon.

His Glaiin to Greatness.

Representative Ader, of Putnam coun tv, is in the city to-day with all his superfluous beef. Ader wants to be Joint Representative of Montgomery and Putnam. He might-do well in Pi nam but he won't go down here. His one claim to greatness lies in the fnet that ho oneo refused to shake hands with General Grant. It seems that ho was an ill-mannered cub nnd was attending school at General Grant's old homo in Galena, 1 11., at the time of Genoral Grant's visit. The school was lined up in honor of the General and ho in his good-natured way marched down the line shaking hands with tho children. When ho came to Ader tho traitorous little smart-alox refused to shake hands much to Grant's amusement. On this fact Ader is supposed to base his claims to tho vote of Montgomery county.

—Our lino of candy is tho finest freshest, and largest in tho city. tfT«noi.OK & naiUK.

AH THERE!

Tho Missouri Supreme Court Sets Aside Its Original Judgment in the Doherty and Robb Cases,

Another grand double somersault of huge porportions has beon made in the Doherty vs. Robb and Street case has been made, and tho supreme court has sot its former judgment in favor ot Robb and Street aside and reinstated tho causo in its original place where it was taken by Streot and Robb on appeal. This move causes some considerable surprise here. It was known that Hurley A: Clodfelter had filed allidavits charging that the Dohertv's had confessed judgment in order to commit fraud on them, but it waB not yet time for the case to bo heard by tho court, as all the papers were not yet in. It is thought by some that after A. F. Ramsey had gotten tho judgment for S10,500 against Street it was deemed advisable by the Street-Bobb-Doherty faction which was formed after tho Street-Robb vs. Doherty war, to withdraw the acknowledgement error of judgment and put the case back in the supreme court. At any rato the case issumes new complications every day and likewise becomes more ridiculous and comic. To an outsider it is amusing, but is probably of some considerable interest to those connected with it.

A PARTIAL SHUT 1J0WN

At the Spoke Factory—fifty Men Temporarily Out of Work. Oil Monday all tho men employed 011 tho lathes at the spoke factory of the American Wheel Company were notifif that their services would not be need, until further orders, and 011 Monday evening a part of the sawyers were given similar notice. Tho superintendent had no explanation to niako further than

he was carrying out instructions from headquarters, there being a surplus of spokes now on the market. Tho saw mill ia still running, however, giving work to twenty uien. The number temporarily out of employment is about fifty,but it is not eipected that, the shut down will continue long.

More Money i'or Our Post Office. For some time Postmaster Bonnell has had an application in at Washington for an extra allowance to be paid for mail distributor in tho postollice. In view of the lurge amount of postal business done here the development has acted favorably upon the application and allowed the sum of 8300 a year. Frank Scott will draw the new salary in addition to the amount he gets as substitute for the carriers wlten thev are on a lay off.

fLASHES fROM OVER THE OITZ.

—Tickets on side for Little Xugget in the morning. —The vote at Xew Market in favor of incorporation was 08 instead of i'.2 as stated yesterday. —Called meeting of Athens Chapter, Xo. 97, O. E. S. for work, Thursday, March 31, "92, at 7:30 p. in. —Rev. W. H. Kerr wont to Waynetown this morning to make two hearts happy in the holy bonds of matrimony. —T. J. Shirk, of Cayuga, is in tho city considering the purchase of engine house, Xo. 2. in order to fit up a grocery store. —James Galbraith, of Linden,who was injured on the Motion, is reported to be improving with good prospects of recovering.

Mr. Ehim T. Murphy, deputy postmaster at Glasgow, Kentucky, will arrive here this week to take a classical course in Wabash College.

The ladies of Center church will give a grand musi«al entertainment at Music Hall April 21, entitlod The Xational Flower. Particulars later.

The circuit court rubbed .TelT Hamilton's fur tho wrong way three times this morning. Thrice was ho fined for allowing minors to play pool in his hash bazar. -Dr. McMechan to-day paid Mrp. Carrie Levi 83,000 on the amount of insurance her brother, Abe Bischof, had in her favor in the Roval Society ef Good Fellows. v' —E. C. Hodges, of Cayuga, was in the city to day with specimens of his fine pressed brick. Ho wants the council to consider his company if it concludes to pavo any streets this spring. —Montgomery Lodge I. O. O. 'I'., will meet to-night to do work in tho first degree and it is important that tho entire staff bo present. Tho lodge will attend a district meeting at Ladogo 011

April 13. —Tho Young Ladies' Missionary Society of Center church will meet at tho homo of Mrs. James Walter to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Yearly report will bo given and election of officers for

the coming year. —There was an exciting runaway on East Main streot this afternoon, in which a buggy was demolished. It wound up when tho horse ran into Mayor Carr's residonco which also received some bad fractures. -Moddie F. Cavin, who was so seri

i'.Mul calicos 'J1 1 KM yd. See mil- y.i WHlfdro.SM irooo» at X'.r. •ti)d07. towels »t 'Me, worth ::.'o 1" pes. iTlni, 4,., w,-rili K1 .. See our new Spriim dress trends MJ

W»KLTIKLMMS

COMI-NG^AND GOING.

-Dr. Gonzales is in IjaFayelte, -Mrs. Dr. Beam is in Ladoga. Benjamin went to Indianapnlii

Kin

to-day. Dr. Ensminger was in Indianapolis to-day.

Mrs. T. J. Funk has returned to Ladoga. -Dr. Roam and wife are visiting in Ladoga. —Win. H.. Steele, has returned from Plaiufield.

Prof, .loliu L. Campbell went to In dianapolis. —Mrs. C. F,. Crane went to linhuno polis to-day.

Mrs. Dr. Go!! has returned fivm Terre Haute. —]'iank Peacock, of Alamo, -died yesterday afternoon. —John.S. Brown went to Indianapo-li-i this morning.

O. M. Gregg nnd lien Crane were in Indianapolis to-day, —lion. E. 11. Xebeker passed through the city 011 his way to Covington to-day. -Mrs. Henry Alfrev is visiting hc-r .laughter, Mrs. Knnpp, in St. Joe, Mich

Miss Lou Bakc-r, of Terre Haute, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. W. W. Kwmg. vi^-.Miss Margaret Morgan is visiting relatives in Champaign, where her mother went last. Friday. -^Miss A. B. Ireland has returned to Montezuma after spending the winter with W. X. Ireland.

Gilbert Brown and wife arrived from Dayton. Ohio, last night to attend tho funeral of Sam Trwin.

W. H. Moreland and daughter, Florence, of Mtincie. are visiting tho family of Georgo S. Durham on eaet Wabash avenue.

--Grant Widemaii, of Galveston, Texas, and Miss Minnie Fyo will be married this evening at the residence of the bride, near Waynetown. Miss Fye is

well known here. Miss Marv Gnibb charmingly entertained a party of friends at progressive cinch last evening at. hor home east of the cit v. ..

Funeral of S. 0, Irwin.

The funeral services of Samuel C. Irwin were held this afternoon at tho residence of his father. Rev. R. B. Thomson roud 'lie scripture lesson and 1 offered prayer, and a choir sang appropriate hymns. At the conclusion of tho services thr interment was made at, »k Hill cemetery.

Ohurch Notice.

To tho Presbyterian congregation at A'.aiuo and Xort.li Union, will say that the expected services for next Sunday are postponed 011 account of the serious illness of Rev. Horton's wife. Further announcement mav bo made hereafter.

ously injured Monday evening wns hurt digestion, create an apetito and repair at Mrs. Ewing's place 'and not nt hor the waste tissues of the lungs, smooth She is the step-daughter of nnd rich to tho taste. A grand tonic home. for convalescents, tho aged, mothers Alonzo Cnvi.i, and is 13 years old. Her

linful injuries are improving. ened by wasting disease. —Ed T. Goff has been appointed ad-j Ono'bottlo is equal in nutriment to ministrator of tho estate of Bazzle twenty pounds of beef. Demand "Royal deceased. Mr. Goff's bond is "uby" of your druggist or dealer. Pint bottles GO cents quarts SI. Accept 110

Tracy, fixed nt 822,000 and his bondsmen lire E. T. Ooff, Daniel, Hawk, Allen J| Moore, J. P. Biddle, jr., nnd Simson

Gronnrd.

T. P. Fvm:, P. M.

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C. W. Pritchard, Will Burk and others who have been quite sick are convaleiing.

Rev. Xewlin disappointed his »ongrogation here last Sunday by failing to put in his appearance.

Pearl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil Francis, hns been a victim of tin scarlet fever. At last report she was som better.

Misses Ethel Lynch nnd Mabel 1-co bios aro home from Earlham College 1... a short vacation. They will return to school next Tuesday.

W. R. Lynch is attending court ns one of tho jurymen. We can vouch for a just verdict in each case, should Mr. L.'s verdict be granted.

Rob Wesner, of Darlington, we are informed.will bo a resident of ourneighborhood the coining summer. He will bo found with his brother-in-law, A. I). Peebles.

Mr. S. F. Middleton, ouo of Chicago's prominent railroad men, paid his relatives and friends here a ilying visit a few days of last week. Mr. Middleton's parents were former residents of this vicinity, but later moved to 1 lamfield, Ind. "Jloyiil llitliy" I'ort

il'/iir

It's leading characteristics are: Age, Purity and Strength—important items in these days of imitation and adulteration. Xothing better can bo used to promote health, to stimulate und invigorato the system, tone the stomach, aid

ani| Ul(1R re ltl( Iim] W

oak-

substitute "just as good"—they have it not. ROYAL WINK Co., Chicago. Sold and guaranteed by Nye .t Co tho leading druggist.

WHO CAN BEAT THE PRICES

We ai Making on our New Spring

STCOK?

lioiivy muslin 4*.t: poryii. I.onsdu'.u MusUn, lllo Si cuur pcurl button* n« .vmiz. The hno«it Irtct l«»i ncckwutr. Ouv t:u)ie Uuon at loc is worth Ci.V

HIKI calico*.

1 he 10c blk hone In the city Mourning i'ius 3 lo.\os for .V

Laces am! the

Ami so on nil through our stock. Our millinery new novelties and at loss prices than any one else can or will sell ther

K,A^S!oArrs'

New sp! hip jackets rm icu rn soap only 1«»e worth f.o Jox L.i'ilU-s vos'ts, .V, worth 14J. Now 'Milton liices *iUio/, hiiiniS-ereliiofs at .~,c II prsOuMule I'orl iers looi u\\ over, only *?.!»!«, worth

Ilijj Hatynins in l.ar«» Cu»ui!f«s.

YOURS,

i' 120 South Green Street, Music Hall B!OI:'K, Crawfoidsyille, liidi.i: :!..

I.M'l.A Xl

.working on

Mr. Ilenry Browning is Ins house at Ladoga. Mrs. Lido Dallas, of New Mar visited friends here Tuesday.

rket,

Mrs. Mi'r.dy Bellis, of Iowa, is visit nig friends and relatives in tIns iocality.

Mr. L. J. Coppage. of Crawfordsvillo. look dinner at Wiilian Davis's bu Monday, .^?. 'iV:b.^v¥v.

The bovs must not, forget the Mepublican league meeting next Saturday night.

Mrs. Kirkpalriuli. a sister of Mis. Mills that lives near Jamestow 11, is ytaying with Mrs. Mills, who is not expect( to live.

l^ijiland ifl well blessed Wo havo two fruit, fro book itKoni, one floor one silverware ngetH. buBine^H.

Mr. Wlielen wont to the barn tho other evening to do some fowling nhen ho spied a little screech owl and thought it WHS hawk. Ho made battle with the owl with corn cobs and other thingn he cottld throw handy. Tho owl came out of the battle unhurt.

Tlio Democrats of this locality organized a lIendriek*H Club at the school houtie last Saturday night with Lambert Smith lis president: John Holland, seoretary Thomas Noble, treasurer. They claimin say C.'loavland or bust. Of course we hope they will bust. I

I.I in:\.

Jas. Galbreath is better now and has given up to have his log taken oil. Mrs. Jessie Lowallen is still sick 111 lied some days bettor some days worse.

Tho literary on last Monday night, was a failure and W. C. Thomas dismissed tho audience.

Fanners are very busy with their Spring work, but oats sowing will he late. Cold and wet is the cause.

Two deputy sheriffs from your city were 011 the hunt of a young 1111111 here the first of the week, and went- backwithout, him.

Some few have garden made. Some garden while at most of the spring birds are chirping their sweet songs to Uie giver of all good.

On lust Monday A. S. Fridev, teacher, thought as some of his larger pupils had to stop going to school and let- I nil go to work 011 his farm.

Thomas Stoddard, ot Kansas City, a nephew to Mrs. Jane Stoddard and brother to Oliver, "Iowa .Inn," as lie was called, also of little" Ben. is vn-iting hero. These boys have lived here.

W. (i. Voliva filled his appointment 011 last Sunday at this place, and at the lose of the 11 o'clock service organized 1 Sunday school. School at 3 p. m. every Sunday. I'.vervbody invited.

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DniEffists tell itttendard article, cr .en.

finest in the city.New

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Now \4ilimrs o: .'Vol v« rv Myle •. No\clt in «!rt Ka-t^im^lnus »ood chei'iilc only 'K

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goods will ii'rive this week. We will have ,h!l the

RIAL BENJAMIN,

Plumbing, and Gas and Steam Fitting,

II K.-\ I A UTKLtS FOK

Iron Pipe, Wash-S'ands.Water-Closols.Chandeiijrs.Ga, Globes. Arigind Ch'trmey?, Pumps. S!nks, Hydrants, Hose, Etc, Natural Gas Fitting at Rock Bottom Prices.

CAXiXJ AND SEE ME. TRY AND BJ3 CONVIWCEC.

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I'.rcti in I.iti^-ation

mom i) eiitiny.

The "oldest living lawsuit" received longer lease of lift from the .soprenu.,V court recently, says tho Philadelphia^ Heeord. Tho suit's nfHeial designation/ is

Mareh term, 1S14, number cifrhtytwn," so that in two months it will ho nltlo to colebrato it sovejity-tMfrhth

1 hirthdav, with every prospect of livingto tlie ripe ,'i^e of fourscore. Two full sots of heirs, a trust- company, four lawyers, ami an ateTitor and a deputy/ e«-oheatnr are seeing that it waiiw nothing in care.

The suit was hrought by tho iiv.si^i^csV of one .Inm^s Monro, ayainst William-'

with fluent'*. Kawle, in which Mr. Kuwlo paid iuto-.:. agents, ono court the amount of the judgment ro-,:* mop agent, and covered against him. About ltt'JO some. All lining a good of .this money was paid out on a jud^mcnt recovered by the oxeeutnrsof one. of tho assignors against the other two.':

The balance, £2,327, was paid to .lames Koud, then presidenlnf the Philadelphia bank, to be held by him subjeet, to thii-' further order of the court. Mr. Head, and later the (.iiraud Trust Oii»pany,V handled tho fund until it has frnnvnto:$18,70'!. The auditor jfoncral took proecedmgs to csoheut it to the commonwealth.

Two sets of -claimants, one hailing from Oie ?ter county in this state ami to be yraiTdehildren of James '.: Moore's brother, and the other fn-iii Maryland and claiming to b»* yrand*. children of James Moore himself, were stirred up. Thu auditor. awanled tiuv. fund to (Jeorgo W. I'epper as conn cl for the I'eniLsvlvania heirs. Iv.v.ep" lions to this decision have been filed on bohulf of both tho commonwealth and the Maryland heirs, and tho supremo court, ordered those exceptions to be. placed upon the list for arijmnionts duiv in." the present term.

Tho Vatican.

The ancient palace of the popes of Home is tho most ma^nilieent building

of tne kind in tho world. It stands on tho right bank of the Tiber on a hill called the Vatioanus, because tho Latins formerly worshiped Vatieinium,-: an ancient oracular deity at that place™ llxaet'y when the building was commenced no one knows. harl'Miiayno is known to have inhabited it over a thousand years

he present ex

tent'of tho building is enormous, tho number of rooms at tho Jowest computution bping Its treasures of I marble statues, ancient tfoms, paint-. uvrs, hooks, manusrripis, etc.. ar« to bo. compared only with thA'so in the

Ilriti .h museum. Tho length of the.

statue museum alone is a mile, t'onsorvative ui the gold contained, in neIs. chains und.^oUscr served in.thy Mold eom.vVii eirotiia

AM'S PROVCRHIAL •fil'.

fract ion over say that inodals, ves*

A Defective Lin!: Weakens a Strong

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The fein organization a series of links, so to spca! Note the nervous irritability

that a link of a chain is weakened. Those ailments /are promptly overcome by the use of Lydia IS. Pink/mm's Vegetable Compound it conquers all those weaknesses and ailments so prevalent among our women.

KRIEN'I) OK woMic.s*.— 1 have derived so j^rcnt benefit from the use of your egetable (.'ompound that I recommend it in the strongest

.. -. terms. consider it superior to any other .. preparation for Female Complaints. Mrs. E. iikck, i3 WiMoughhy Ave.. Brooklyn, N.Y.

liCisxH sen »x as a MBi.,suru ,»i iii»» An iHustraled hook. cntitJcd Guide to HejiU.ir nJ Lt».,ue.lt, by Lydia E. Pir.khi»tn. ii cf Rreat valus to 'VVe VMU present a copy to anyoi:p ad'tre*5Mi ..s v., Masa

LYDIA E. PINKHAM lAEu CO., L/nn, Mass.

one, the restlessness of another, the inability to sleep, and perhaps secret suffering. It mean:

mtil. in f,,rm of Pill, or U«cofi«, on receipt .(•!.«»