The people's recorder. (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, March 19, 1898, FIRST EDITION, Image 8
An OTtrwork?! H rain.
ii From Vii Ketor?i FUfeei^
, Determined to rise la his ohoaen p
fession aa an educator, Ernest Kemper, o
Pjer'ceton. Ind.,. overtaxed himael? men
tally ami physically. H? W?ni ambitious
bis mind waa always' oa 'f-'B w?rk; - Fro
early morn until.late at night he cont'
\ially pored over hisbooka.
Few persons, even! with the strong
conEtitutlons, eau keep up under sue'
?train. * .
In addition to .his studies, Mr. KwiWir
was teacldug a school some threo ?HW*
from bis home. Finally, his excessive stw?y
and tba exposure of going to. and irftju
Behool ia all kinds of weather underuiiiM'i
his health. ; <c
He was taken to his bed with pnou!w? i"t
and bis overworked brain almost colli.pA ' i.
Z:<JL ?GT?t?l w??h? >>?. TTsn r.crlou??y'lil. ?>
Catarrh bud tuken root in bis syst om and.
bis mind was lu a dolioato conditio . KJ
was sont to Colorado v. -ct .< *ie
? spout thrco' months wll).<"Ut
reoe ? -**i :ig
>any .?$ .lt.
?The: ifi-not
ed sp-.-^'Uiist
frdm Jleve
land t?eated
?u .Vi ~w?iuouunv<?il,
und then a fliospl
tal in Chicago was
tried, but all abso
lutely wi* h o ut
benoilt. .Hally
lils phys1- i', ro
oom mernie J Dr.
Williams' Vink
Ova-study. Pills rn? P?v1? Peo
ple, and Trom the first box bc bcg'td ?.> im>
lyrovo. When bo bnd taken nlr i 'fr- ea bo
was completely cured. This fainoti* blood
und nervo medicine bad aooomplisl j.d what
all his former oxpoaslvo treacmelt fulled
to acoomplish. Mr. Komper anyjwhis ca
tarrh bas en Uroly loft bim; bo \p strong
again aad weigh i nibo pounds moro than
ho ovor did. He gives tho pill.?. I i entire
credit. Ho is atuttlng toaohinr; .>.
feels abundantly ablo to oem
work. To provo that, tho above I'
every respect, Mr. Kemper mude
duvlt as follows:
Subscribed and sworn to before
tho 10th day of September, 19U7.
R. P. WATT. Notary Public.
Wo doubt it these pills havo ad oqual In
all tho raugo ol medicino, for bulldiug up a
rtn down and dobllitatod sy9<<. :i|.
?via and
....a the
ciuo lu
?in am
mo this
Tho?Cycle Path of li\t>.
Lot me moralize-and doi ' iv errupt
me unless you want to leno ii ... money?
j To-day we are nn lnfar on the
wheel, held up by some friendly hand,
?progressing slowly, filled with vague
fears and soothing syrni
, To-morrow we can wtddrie a little,
though we suffer many fait i.
; Thw next day our line ii 'ralghter,
"roe call ourself a "Wheehn Join the
L. A. W. and own the a. ".
j Then comes our ra old .'youth. Wo
scorch-and sooner brial??r nre laid up
for repairs.
Afterward we ledrn to ride .nore se
dately, and we think ;serAusly of life.
Now we begin to eschew* the solitary
iipath and seek the br md -'oad where
I two may ride abreast. VS <. try and dis
cover to our delight S?IIA* .7e can. rido
Sv.tb. one hand while th"
;, ?SD?S the Si?l?u?F rt- ::?
Then we enter the 1
-: ni riding. In a ttr.ee
. l.'jarn to ride over ngami'
, other period of wobbling, but even
re do aa well as-tho 'est.
?ow corner, rito P'erhn)?xfi&?w4i:
IfuyTvi'? Jpecome so e]
h noe the strait and n
And then '. croak,
?k.
''her encorn
ai a pretty
rute of tan-V
W? M RY Ot
There is
Pr rlar and jProfnnit
ert that
w path.
Yellow
:* "Vi?"
.r? (ill ri Kilt 1..
I?TO Totter oi !
?. potter .?
50 cont:- .
fou. J. T. Sin'.j
.nlr proper pinn
. ?ina, or Snlt-Kl"
your breath ao l
ios ut drud atot
i ne, Sovannah <.' :
mt If you
.. or ll in p
;. "Totter.
: by mall
I Tho long Dights in Alaska gi Y os tho poker
flayer a good sr- ow. /
"ifbe Test.
Ii. B. i.
?or CO year.? I \
?tarrli and .
,ir ?.50, at ii:
hld, by Blood
I wonderful i i i
Spain doul u
pvyBr discovf."
rac Ats
! tho 'M.di i?
troll n,. i en
>nth. C'enipl
?IWB of tho St?
ID region. V
? threo TIT : '
m?? it-?
<Iu9 Stood
a euro core ' V Rheumatism,
? (ula. $1.00 arge bottle, S
..Us, or rea' lor price, express
..a Co., ALI ..' ia. ro^Booka
M seut Ire .
wIshostlMi Columbus had
America/.
. .. Ile
Aw.-;
imL tub
?wand
kly .
.y Gazette
I Western North
.ir or 40 cont*
h Forvico. All the
. lally of tho raounV
un ou trial US '? >-:its
_V
?... investigation appears
tjfp?) bldowalk
1 JHIKI iV ell a Living
best and i*.hcj'>iiost In tho Now South.
, $3 to SS jura?? -.r?e. Easy Terms. Good
|>ls and t ' if ros. No blizzards. No
i) Ilustra ted paper, "Land
urlnths, for 10 fonts, in
??FtAIlSON, G. P. A., Quo on
.'Inlcinnatl.
it mny monev give employ
. ; ?mjV-^bill collectors.
Coiul in One Day.
V.?.'.?9jpglQnlulno Tablets. All
y*i aonOV If lt fulls to euro. 25o.
it: >d bo?m ls launched lt fre
ies home to roost in tho sbapo of
What Hploudid Coftee.
bodman, Willama Co., 111., writes:
Ino packageSalzor's Gorman Coffee
asting loo . 1 grow 500 lbs. of better
ban I can bu/ In atoros at 30 cents a
V. ? \ji A. o. 8
lakala of ijfi) coffee and big ?ned and
n_ sent you by John A.
i'lT^a Cross, Wis,, upon ro
|rmpaand ^hla uotioe.
cop house- u i'ihont Blue
.vdor. At all Grooero. B.
Kichmoud. Virginia."^
suffering I wus cured ' by
.RY THOMPSON. S01-.3 Ohio
l'a., March 19,1801, . . .T
[?.?T?os and all 6toinicn*'mnitM<_
fin Cora round. B? m pl a bntUa
T?berMf?. Co., BAvaanah. fla,
junarlo i rouiio yield? lao if im.
?lod grain to acre- torfnfottna
jr ed stock Write, Ationiirod
xii, Prop.,Charlott?avllle, Va.
tnd XJquor Rabie cured tn
^0 to SO day?. - Na pay till
.~?ed. l>r.?J. I>.Ktenhen?.
?.eb.-uion, Oblo.
.i
CARROLL -P. WRIGHT? "
United State* ComaP??Ioner bf trfkbor' XISL
B?n Honored Abroad.
jg Carroll P. .Wright, United States
Commissioner of Labor, who has just
been honored with memborsbip in the
Instituto of Franco and .Juonbrary
membership in tho Imperial Russian
Academy of Sciences, is one of the
foremost statisticians -.of the world.
Few statisticians, Bays the Chicago
Timea-Herald, have been as careful as
he to present bare faots and to present
them as fully as the statistician can.
It was he who originated the now
famous and much misquoted saying,
..Figures do not lie,,but liars figure."
CAHROLL D. WRIGHT.
The noted labor statistician began
life as a country schoolmaster in New
Hampshire, his native State, aud. went
from pedagogy into law. Dropping
his commentaries for his musket he
wont to the war, and, after fighting to
tho end of tho strife, he resumed his
law work and was admitted to the bar?
In 1871 and 1872 he was a Now
Hampshire Legislator, and was soon
thereafter placed in charge of the State
Labor Bureau, to take which position
he gavo up a practice cf $10,000 a
year. In 1880 he supervised the na
tional census in Massachusetts, and
his work attracted much attention for
.its thoroughness. In 1885 he was
made the first Labor Commissioner of
tho United States. His published
works make a very considerable library
of labqr statistics.
How u Porcupine Fights a Snake. (
"Several^ years _ago I was an ?n
torested spectator at a combat between
a hedgehog and a hugo blacksnake,"
said WijpD. Ingrahoin, bf Memphis. ;
?fl came upon the scene just as tho
hedgehog began tue attack upon tho
spake,"which was lying stretched out ]
I?.? rr ad asleep. The hog advanced j
,K ? y upon th* reptile an&seiz?d j
j?i's io its ivtvs&& giving it ? sharp 1
f *i:'f ?Li ii o quickly withdrew H - 3
hoot, at. [I, rolling himself into ar
Rot,^ariiJ7 ball, awaited develop-'
ft. Tho ysnake, upon being thus
rudely ?vV.k.ened, turned in fury upon
JU' autio;oaiVt, striking the hog again
'ant'.' av.a?r? with its fangs. The wily
hedgehog,' securely intrenched within
its spiny armor remained perfectly
motionless, all tho while, allowing the
snake .to keep up the attack. At every
stroke the jaws of the smako would
become filled with tho spines, until,
at last, exhausted and bleeding from
dozens of wounds caused by the needle
like Bpines of the hog, the snake gave
; up the battle. This was evidently
what the hedgehog was waiting for, as
ho immediately proceeded to roll over
the snake ogaiu and again until he
had completely disembowelled his vic
tim."-St.- Louis Globe-Democrat.
KLONDIKE SKY-SCRAPERS.
I Cathedral and Court House at Dawson
I City, Metropolis of Ute Cold Ifield.
j These are not very imposing struc
tures certainly, eays the New York
Journal. They could not be called
"sky scrapers," but tho citizens of
Dawson City, who have gone to court
fortune in tho Klondike, dignify these
tiny houses with the names of cathe
dral and court house. Tho judge
does not bother about striot formali
ties, but he rules, in this hastily built
little temple of justice, as carefully
and as justly as if he wero holdiug
court in New York for a sensational
murder trial, with leading lights of
the bar present, and hoing sketched
every hour for tho papera.
In the little cathedral nearby thero
are no gorgeous appointments resem
bling a stage setting, no mnsio by
highly paid artists. The little wooden
chairs are not remarkably comforta
ble, and the music must be mado by
the attendants at service.
Women in that part of the. globe
cannot be accused of going to ohurch
to see the style of hat her dearest foe
has juBt purchased. They all wear
O A ? ILE D lt A Li AND CpUBT HO?SB OV V?S^l
SON CITY.
fur. hoods. Through dreary'/ eno^rV
_ fields tho Klondikors plod'offer,
prayers for their dear oneo at di'ome,'
..ttnd to ask for snccess ijx their celf
bamahment. Anti tho .potitions riti?
to^he throne on high juafc ns sur ol y as
if ?they pieroed lofty ceilings and
^stained-glass windows . to .reaoh their
j doatirj^ation. '
s
The following ia a characteristic Rood's
Sarsaparilla testimonial. Facts like these
have made Hood's Sarsaparilla America's
Greatest Medicine and endeared lt to thou
sands ot homes scattered all over this
broad land.
"V7o lllce to-tell what Hood's Sarsapa
rilla has done for us. Our four children
had diphtheria. From tho very first our
little boy Itaipu, thea seven years old, was
Is America's Greatest Tdedicine be
gold by all druggists. Ol, six foi
UNIVERSAL CLOCK.
; _1_
It Shows tbe Time at Any Point of thc
Kurth'? Surface. L
A novel astronomical clock for the
Bohoolroom, In which electricity sup
plies the power, has recently been pat
ented. It shows the days of the week
and the hours at nil points of the
earth's surface. The question of Inter
national time is n puzzling one to school
children, but hy having this model-con
stantly before them lt Is believed they
.will .gradually obtain without effort
definite and accurate ideas on the sub
ject. A round globe, whoso surface
represents a map of the earth's surface,
TF.L?.S TIME IN ANT COUNTRY.
ls revolved inside a stationary ring,
graduated for hours of the day. An
other disk, graduated for the days of
tho week, ls also revolved, so as to
show through an opening two days of
the week at a time, and a line of de
mar kallon, carried by the map disk,
indicates the dividing line between thc
days of the week.
Aa Exchange of Twins.
Besides the ordinary rent poid to the
landlord, lt used to be customary in
the Highlands for the tenant to give to
his master one of the calves or lambs If
it happened that a cow or'ewe should
bring forth twins. This seems a little
hard, but the' gain was not all on one
side, for the master was obliged if the
wife of any of his tenants happened to
have twins, to take one of the babies
and bring lt up in his own family. As
cases bf twins happened once in every
sixty-nine births, this adoption by the
master must have been a fairly- fre
quent occurrence.
German "Bulla."
The Germans are about as brilliant in
the use of the metaphors which occa
sionally crop up in parliamentary as
semblies as the French. Here are some
sentences reported by a German paper,
which seems to show that forensic elo
quence ls much the same tn all coun
tries: "With closed eyes . you have
watched the flood rising." "The peri
odical sanitary'reports are submitted
to us after a decade of three yean"
"Wc do not bury the battle ax. On
the contrary, we shall give it. renewed
life." "I speak, not as a deputy, but
as the person sent by my electors."
In Still Waters.
Lighthouses in Denmark are supplied
-with oil which ls primped on the waves
during a storm. This explains the fact
that two or three vessels are to be seen
round each lighthouse bi rough
weather.
Chew Star Tobacco-The Batt.
Smoke Sled KO Cigarettes.
Thirty-six moonshlnnrs of Arkansas have
surrendered, t In other words they have ac-,
kn owled god the "coro/'
Mn. Winslow's Soothing Syrup'*
teething, softens tho gums, rodi "
tloD,allays pulu,eures wind coli
Fits permanently eored.fKpfi
ncsaafter first day's uso
Nerv? Restorer. fStriaLbi .
br. H, H. KtlMt, Ltd". ?Bl A.roh gtf J
, SIOD Reward. SlOO.
ie readers of this naper will ba'
Th?
learn that there is at feast ono dread?
that solence hus bees able to cure
fitages, and that is atarrh. Hall's Oat
Cure le the only positivo cure known to the
medical fraternity, ?. iiAarrh being a constitu
tional disease, r*?iiulro?ya constitutional treat?'
mont. Hnll'sOntarrhyjtire(?takenInternally,
acting directly on the. blood and mucous stir
faces nf'the BysteniJ^horuby destroying tho
foundation of tho dlsfespe, and giving tho na
ttent strength by bu/ldtng np tim constitution
and UHslstlng natuyo in doing its work. Tho
proprietors have ITO much fa th In Its curative
powers that they offer Ono Hundred Dollarn
for nny cas&thajt it falle to cure. ?
of to&thnoai
tm
very sick and I ot av?rai days lt seemed as
it ho would never bo soy bettor. After a
while he began tc lmprovo and In a few
weeks waa able to po out. although weak
and misera
. All St
gnvo out,
jawOysA
?oT?^aad i
oblo to ?et,
alt control o
limbs. Ho h
ot feeling sic
radually
ills Limbs
told us it was
lows an nt
i everything
tfptil be waa in
tinually ol
p he was
y. He lost
his body and
nd complained
all tho time. <
After we had tried many different reme
dies and had about ?Ivea up all hope we
commenced giving him Hood's Sarsa
parilla. In a short time ho ceased to com
plain, lils appetite Improved und at the
end,o' three monjdis ko was ablo to attend
.school part of jfhWj^po^^Kpw he is well
and quite a sta?aK?ttVa^jrrtff?fed boy. You
i
cause it accomplishes wonderful or
f $5. Prepared only by C. I. Hoc
Delicate Hint.
Deni nble, in his "Little Tour in Ire
land," says that when one of his party
went a-flshlnrj, lt was to come home In
triumph, hearing a glorious salmon, Its
silver scales glittering in the sun. Nat
urally he was lu good humor, and well
disposed to pay the fisherman who had
accompanied h!:n. This was the dia
logue os the two men stepped,on shore:
"Boatman." said the happy tourist,
"how much 1? tho boat'/*'
"Sure, your honor, the boat'll be In
the bill. Your hor.or'll give the boat
man what you please."
"But what ts generally1 given?"
"Well, your honor, rome'll give two
shillings, and some elj hteen pince. A
tailor* d be for f^ffifrffl^ff*" p'nf>p "
IIow much the n^MSpSl^^ 13 not
known; but cuiclj^^?U^i^;?icllned
to be classed w 1 thjl^^^to'my tal 1 o rs,
Tho World's T^o^?^-?iiiiffH.
The actual length of ; the telegraph
ie world is ?&p#000-kllome
?o>?jhg ne?'i? 300,000 kllo
arlne c' ^iJCb^totaT"
nU^'?knoH;?i 4,050."
? Kurop?^g?P.OOO; Asia,
dla,1 oGO.OOfJ^irlca, 100f
_|x? l?ngth^o?i.all tbes?
wires Joined together would permit of
tho establishment of twenty lines of
telegraph between the ?aii^h\ and the
moon.
oana KP?joYt?
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, and acta
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem, effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of. its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to tho taste and ac
ceptable to thc stomachy prompt in
its action and truly beneficial m its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all * and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in. 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro?
care it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA HB SYRUP ftft
SAM FK?KQU00, CAL v
IBUIttViLLE, Kt. SEW fOUC. ?LT.
like every other crod; fl
^?nshrtient. ;M
weeds
fe^iji^ nitro
phbsphpne acid, and not
?e^.thafl?f 3% of actual
Msdicine
aro at liberty to nee this testimonial ir yon
desire, as we fool wo cannot say too much
in praise of Hood's Sarsaparilla os a blood
purifier and building np medicine." Mas.
B. E. ANDBBBON, Cumberland, Maine.
Economy is also a charactoristlo ot
flood's Sarsaparilla. Every. bottlo con
tains 100 DD.HPS, and heneo thero is a
solid fact concisely stated in tho familiar
line, 100 Doses One Dollar.
ires when all other medicines fail,
d & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
J Bcworej>f J^P.I ITV! t |
Never give a remedy containing
i C3 pi um to your children.
? Refuse to accept strong, poisonous
M cdicincs that are not
^ j?\tone nauseating but dangerous.
NORMAN'S Neutralizing Cordial
^3 aves children from premature death.
C arries health and a new lease
^Df life to numbers of sufferers.
i^osy cheeks, good appetite, restored
IO {gestion, are results of its use.
11 is the sovereign remedy for
All affections of the stomach and
er bowels. Absolu tely cure
DYSl'EL'?- V.
nd soc. at druggists nud dealers,
[NORMAN CORDIAJUr.Qr?PA?D'S.
1 .. ^CiiAWrEOTGiCs. C.
km INDIAN WORM PELLETS
^^ipi , Thc Best Uwr Pills. A
WS?Saa?, io and35c. %
"One to tan 1 m lor.
WV en Poole, the famous tailor, was
nu i d man he was nt Brighton on a
Vi: ?lon, and one afternoon went out
t .ilk upon the pier. A young mau
tras nlso upon the pier with a couple
f ladles, to whom he said, as he saw
I i'oole coming:
"Now, you wouldn't lake that good
1 looking man for a tailor, but he ls.
ust listen while I take him down a
notch or two. I'll tell him my coat,
which I have just had from him, doesn't
flt."
As he spoke Poole approached and po
litely acknowledged thc salutation of
his customer, who, walking up to him,
said: "Hero, Poole, now do take a look
at me. Does this coat flt?"
Poole took In the situation. "It cer
tainly does not flt," Bald he, and pulling
j gut a piece of French chalk, he proceed
ed liberally to mark and cross the con*
I all over, nnd then observed, with the
' ntWmt urbanity: "Now, if you will
"k;ni:!y ?end that coat to my shop the
a lt ij vu tl cs shall be attended to."-Tld
Bits.
SCHOOL AND LAW BOOKS WfeY
. We buy. ?ll and exchange all kinds of hook?,
furnishing new books at uubllihers' prices; second
baud at balf
firice. Send
Ut of :.\poka
wante?'or for sale. P*>nit-i-.'t. i & Jerome'* now Crtrn
Code sci Digest nrepai.i ru, *? 1?3 prominent liv"
lng North Carolinians fi. <"at?1.-?gues sent with first
order Southern Dook V if TI,>,ige, M. M. Smith
proprietor, Raleigh. Noni' < J. 'HM,
, MOT. uvu..a.|>uuiniiT;n pnmgj fiCCOnU
Schcol ft kv Booki a Specialty,
M GENTS WANTED .'"^r":'?a.:?rir
g\ Class Publications; moral, \iHofu KH4\ if
namentafifcevery house- fS',m\ fi.-,?., ., .
hold:;' ?|uV4 terri- Big- MB??*;?,
tory. " ,\Vri?y?t?pnce, if you aro lntoroat'ii
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rJIAT.'
?OB TAYLOR,"
TENN., SAYS.
axvlUe, Tenn,
to your letter of
I did receive great
te'a Cough Cure." I
tqdy for coughs and
[?? Yours truly,'
)DEHT L. TAYLOR.
)'nt 36c., or sent direct.
t^koftel
K.I'. MEAD CJYCTB
BICYCLE
tb, $141? #40. *
LS of t? and 'ti
to SIS. Bent on
t. Free nao
nt? for our mew
l?jrtle" and maka
SWl?EK-Mhirh
abo?woral.Jie.lk
.TThrel," a BOUT?ulr
p while they Ult.
'ANY,. Chicago.
CHARL8TTE COMMERCIAL
OLW0E, mmar?^t
No VacnUnns-tos! t lon? OnaT" <
If you no?d !
tua before bi
the roost corni
dealer or ma!
CORN Ml
Very highest u rad
ly low prices.
WOOD-WORKING1
Planom, Mouldo"),
Band Bava, Laths, efl
ENGINES AND BOT!
Talbott ?nd Liddell.
Eingeborg Bia? Huller, il
delivery, low prices.
V. C.. BAD
No. 1826 Main St., ColuuJ
IF TOD airs TH KM HILT.
Ton cannot do Ulta unless 7011 umlrj
and know how to cater to their rot)? "
you cannot open il yiara and dollars 1
perte ace, io you moat buy tue koowl*
by other*. We offer UiU to yon for ou
YOU WANT THEM TO PA
OWN WAY.
eran If ron merely koop th era M A div
?ter to bandle Fowls judiciously, yr
?wmedin* ?boat them. To meet tat
Milln? a Book ?via? the experleaoo .
of a pr act leal poultry ral Mr for V
twenty-frre years. It waa written by 1
all bia mimi and Ump, and money c? j
ooaaoC Ghlakoa r?latni-s-aot a* a past!
bttainas*-and If you will proOt
Tsars" work, you can save maxy 1
ttasks your Vow Ia earn dollars tc
i ta, tbnt rou must pe ablo to dot?e
Poultry Yard sa soda AS lt ?
to remedy lt. This book wlU L
teU* bow lo detect t*d cttro drasasBi 1
fjSja.*ad also forf^c-^obin which few* j
saOTid^owr<S??ni ?qtjertto^naka'rt L
aso? sostpaM for twsuty-tlTO seats bi 1
^_ Book Publishing Hj
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Malvern, Ark,,
uacdl>r. M.
Ur*
une
beti
>es?t
i OT P. cc duri
ino., aly trouble
? t - Menai
..ieijv-. *ujt?
Kittie!
?>4? T^'V^fSS ?t -
Tho c.nflsm. ? . t tbe met
cara betwee . ?be ana of
Great irrego?c ity tates plat
;V.".'>nn;oHyfor some timo _
C K. at:uii. the female usualli
suddou lUahes of heat, fulla]
headache and other evidene
tional disturbance. Tho t
By m pa the t leal ly rosponds, at.
Irritability and melancholy,;
dis cou raged and has a se na (J
B?ffocatlon. . . ... .
At no time In her lifo doce
moro constant care and wi.
ness, notabas more need fl
invigorate and strengthen hi
should be kept regular with I
mons liver Medicine, and ll
Squaw Vine Wine is used di
of thia critical period, lt willi
enrich her blood, soothe and |
nerves and thns relievo the
enable her,to pass safeW thi
gera, prolong ber life au tl ado
?Sd joy In her declining yee
Fullness of Blood il
Where there ls great def
blood to the head, the blood
brain become greatly congel
exista flashed taco, frlddineai
stooping, and throbbing pul*
increased by movement. It ]
by living too freely ; too lau,
xnorning,*eotnbIced with atw
Menstraa'l derangements in females
often occasion lt. Dr. Simmons Sc
Vine Wine ls especially made for this
it cores.
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