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8 e u t i in* i - J o u r 11 a I. Published Weekly. nrnr/rwo oat mm t n a n/\r ? rivi\/!/no, DV U I II VjAJIU U11>IA. NEWS OF THE WEEK LATE NEWS OF THE WORLD TERSELY TOLD. SOUTH, EAST, NORTH AND WEST; Notes From Foreign Lands Throughout the Nation and Particularly the Great South. I Southern. Aid of the PedtirHl rnnrtu wn-: sins ! fessfully invoked by tiio Law and Order league to enforce tin; prohibition law which tho city, county and state authorities havo not enforced in Mem phis, Tenn. United States Judge Mofull granted a temporary order against 1 1 \ saloons, pending a hearing, restraining them from serving intoxicating liquor. The governor, attorney general, with other oflleials, havo refused to enforce the law in -Memphis, and, therefore, tli<> I'nited States court took jurisdiction The action, which was a total surprise to the saloons and the local optionists, was the culmination of a long ;iml hit- , t ??r tight to enforce prohibition in muiupiiiH, lilt' st I'M) ill V.J1KU i it. has ever been tried. A t in.-:, of 7,80b Mi' n. eoniinir iro'n ; seven status?Indiatui, Ohio, Illinois, .Missouri, West Virginia. Tennessee and Kentucky?-were initiated into the Woodmen of the World at Louisville, Ky. The degree team from Dayton, Ohio, eonductod the initiation Announcement has been made at Statesboro, N 'that tin? Statesvillo Air i/ine Railroad company will build at once a new line ot' road from StateBville to Vadkinvllle, the county seat ol Yadkin county, a distance, of j."> miles. The road will bo erected by convict labor. The proposed road will run through a rich section of the country. V jury in a Birmingham, Ala., court ' awarded Mrs. ltose Druniinond $500 j damages from K. J. (kildsmltli. Tin: allcga!ion was that the defendanthad ! tried to kiss her. John (Jaiieton, his wife, Nellie (.'arleton, and thoir son. Itupert, tried for the murder, last December, of Ar [ thur Howard, were convicted at Hlountsville. Tenn., of murder in the second degree and ouch .sent, 'iced ' to fifteen years in prison The mountaineer friends oi John Moore, under sentence to bo electro- | c.nted lor tin- murder ot Frank Howl, I deHcended upon tin. jail at IjOVingKlnn, Va , stormed tae building and roscued | tbe prisoner II is supposed he will 1 he taken to the mountain.-- ami lib- ! era ted. following a heavy rain Htoriu the entire Panhandle and plains section of Texas t;ot. its lirst taste of winter In Amnrilio midw l? ii all (lay, :i tan ; est imatcd at two inches, breaking pro-, vions October reiords, covering a pe nod of eighteen years. Reports from other portions of Hie Panhandle imli- 1 cati tliat tlx. pre* ipitation has been 1 much tin- .satin as in Amartllo An amicable adjustment ot the dilforenees on the (Jeorgia railroad and tho Atlanta joint tern.inal wa reachcd according to the stall ini-ut of 10. I' Kelly, third vice pre idem of t pMrothc-i hood of Fin men and Kngiiie mcn. The negotiations have been n. progress since SeptiMuher I I A sa lactory termination of tin malt r w i. readied with a . uhsiaiPial wage in i rea.se and the adoption of a code of working rules ult asing to '11? n;< ti : Tin' Hnntsvillt!, Alii, city council adopted all of t!i" Alabama |>t?>)i;I>i t ton laws jus city ordinances, ami \\ ill put tlx* laws into ? ff? < i During itpast nine months tins ? ity lias !? . n wide <>[> ii anil no atii'iiiiiii) uas 1> i. paid to till- stati law regulating tliale of li?|i2ors. I'll.- jury in tlii' ca.se i?l Or. \V .1 M< \'aunliton, clririM d with poi-nnitm Krod Klanders with umrd'-roiM int< nl i.i .Iiiii'', ii turnril a vr<lt( t (if guilty at Swalnsboro ,lia Jludgc (Jllborl son ii Mci'd MoNauKhlon > liang 1 inI? r :< Inland) i h ii,. w.i. iiiiiu t' (I joinll .villi Mi NmukIiIoii oh ilio Ilioory <I:;tr In- and tin doctor < iispiit ?1 to lull in'r husli.iikI .-<> tii'-v mill inarr> -.?< l> illior Mini iijt'V i- i ii.ij.'i ; |?i'i|n'riy "I'll O will' 11.1. 1; i it III M ' II IrU'll, til' 'I ' liavlnt; <> ti < ^ i cd General. I ir li.iul'-v llar'.tv i't. pji'-n. alter a trial < x iu 1? ov?i hve da\ ;iti<l t iiirt y inilluti 'I- :a!; a Ir t li> jury, was found nl'. it tii?? mill :|>-i <if his wit- , hi A i ican woman, known on lin- i.? Mollo Klmoro I,or I '111? I .1 , ' \|vtMoiio, wini 111 -ahicd at i. in- ! .tJ, i < ? 11 J ( ,1 to In- hanged oli Xovcinh'it !., literary tiii.ui'-.' < ill'- I a t - Saiii ih'I I., t'l- iiu a (..Mark i wain i an- to ho sold at auction hi (' ... .oc<>. ami an >iu' tlniin w;;t lit manv niann < ript:< .iixl do- 'in;, m . i in coiil in of which 1 hrtv* u? . r l? :i publiMiO'l Mr ('If : iiic'i . .1)1 . . Mf ii' .ii K'-il | (lillK. < I'll . i In !>?' sold ' 1 ' ' I i tVi .ii . n 11. ! I ?<I V id . . 11 11 - i .1. ? d at Wolffjri . lii-" ' i.itry IH',11' .\P >' Y . Mitt run lit took |'li sit vi'Hiioui |*";i11h in Sf-11 ilor cmi . win r? the i : itior Kovfrnor ant! I nit? <1 Status senator wa born \'y atv:n >curtj ;u;o The baseball championship of the world belongs to the Philadelphia club of the American league. Five games were played, and the eastern you rigs tors took four of them by outbatting. outllelding and outrushing Iho veteran Chicagoans. The players' share of tlio money amounts to $79,071.93. Each Philadelphia!! is untitled in round numbers to ?2,062, ami each Chicagoan to $1,375. The total receipts for tlie series were $173,9S0. The twv? clubs share $38,755 apiece, while $17,399 goes to the national commission. The total paid attendance was 125,219 persons. Mrs. \\ illiaiu (i Clark, a Cleveland, Ohio, matron, recently became the mother of Int third sot of triplets. Tho fatnily liible displays the fact that she also i:; the mother of four pairs of twins, and that sue herself is the only sister ??t twenty brothers. Two pairs of twins and one set of triplets were born during .Mrs. Clark's tirst marriage. Iv'par Allan I'oe is at last in the hail of fame. Years ot effort on the part of staunch supporters to get his name added to the list was rewarded by tho announcement of Dr. John H. .Muccrackt n, the chairman of tho senate of the New York university, that t.lit* author of "The Haven," with ten others, had be, n accorded this honor. The eleven names added are as follows Harriet needier Stowo, 74 vol. s, Oliver Wendell Holmes and Edgar Minn l'oe, <?!l votes each; Roger Williams. M, James Fenimoro Cooper liJ; I'hillips It rooks, G<J; William (.* ?i I l"ii llryant. f?t?; Frances 10. Wiliard, ; Andrew Jackson, George 1 {.meruit, votes each, and John Lathrop Motley, 51. The next attempt to cross the Atlantic in a balloon will probably bo made on u westward course?tho op posite from that attempted by Well i :uan. The expedition will l>e that in .Joseph Brueker, formerly of Chi* | eago'. Brueker's dirigible, the Such* j aid, is approaching completion at j Munic h. Tho entire equipment will j b<- shipped to the Canary islands at the end of the year, and the start westward is scheduled to be made trout T^neriffo next February. tireat Britain has proposed that all the powers recognize the republic of Portugal at the same time. Germany h:i>i niinrnviiif tlw <111???-ct it\i\ Kcpresentati ves of Jive of the lead- ! mg surety companies of the country held a meeting in New Vork City and decided to make a big for guaranteeing bills of lading on export cotton under the guarantee plan proposed before. the recent conferences <>t American and foreign bankers The companies, if tb*.*y euro this business, iiit'ind to have a working agreement whereby fin* live companies concern ("I will stand spouse- lor a Joint guarantee, backing up tin; individual ondorseim nt of any 0110. A minimum rale of o eiits per bale will bo ha rged. Washington. Treasury officials an- working out the postal .savings bank plans steadily, but slowly, owing to a desire to safeguard against any defeets in a schi na' of such magniimli' where iiiori' than ijo.OOO postoflieos and iH-rhnps l;>,0()0,0u0 deposiiors may bis alTecti d. They base tao iigures on tin- work in other postal .-'livings countries In ,i jormai oni"i issued the intertaii coinne re. commission aiiiiounc* d its .iih ntioii lo administer strictly .-. 'cijoii it ttlie long and short haul provision; oi the n n-ntly amended rotate eommerce act. The order ' 'im out hi .j .. tli of a hearing held conimi- ion iwii weeks ago on j > Ki.lltc:' of the <ipplicatIon of iut? rlitii ? sin ;< i i -enerally lor relief. There will l,'< no change In tin- existn? slatas or in tie pr<-"in rights of ouni'is until February IT. l!? 1. Nashville, I'eun , It; a population | of i 1 o '.?il under the new . usuH return Tie population in I'.tiM) v, .is V.U(- j "an in< r< use ni :!()..*, per ccin Oma- j na. .Neb, has population now ;is against lu'j,:in 1UUU. Stag:;en 1 by the enortubur. growth .shown t>y the returns of the how census for a number of \\ estern cities. Director Dtuand of the census bureau ordered j,n investigation c'itu-s spci ilically mentioned a.-> being anenoo ny me irautj* .ire. i aroma-, rfeat'h .in?l Ah' rdci'ti, Washington ; I'ortland, Or< ; dimioapoli.s, Minn.; 10 alio, and Kort Smith, Ark, Tin I >i partinent of Auricult urc has announced tliat it is- prepared to supI iy lie; nine. otlVinl grades of white rotion recently promulgated l>y (ho Secretin-.. >>! .\;;i'n iillure. The grades will 1<< ' irni:;hed for $:!."> a set, the <,.;i of t;i ii i?i< |p.i:ntion, *.i . required i>\ law. The I'nitrd -'tnt? .'iipreme eourt I'liiH'd a rehearing in tin iiertz\Vood?ian cast and thus the Spanish* American war lax on inlx rjuniees lrom testators who filed in the year i: .mediately prer ? <!inInly 1, 1!)02, , . i-fill. , I : i 1111 'inpW ie iiominnti >11 papers for Ku..? n<? N Kcsn as ;! (/ Piognvssivp Df-m i ruiii lioniiiK <* or jrovprnor woro fii'Ml with liif ( ( I'-taiy of tnii- of \l.i .icllllHCtts. W'illurrt Stijjlnn WhMinore lnv<ntor of tIt?* papier n 1 > h? matrix pro< i tereotyi?i 11 v i <I by m irly f\ti. i owapap r n the country, and v.liK ii ;nv? ntion ; :?11?? 'I no materia) i.? dead ..t ' home it' Wa ti ill.rtf>n i> (!. At 'n 11111?? of hi (loath M: W'n it .more h'hl a position as aforeolv;,< i in the r. eminent printing of ti(. RHEUMATISM I want every chronic rheumatic to throw away all medicines, all liniments, all plasters. and give MUNYON'S RHEUMATISM REMBDY * trial. No matter what your doctor may gay, no matter what your friends may aay, no matter how prejudiced too may be against all advertised remeule*, fo at onre to your druggist and get n nottl? of tho RHEUMATISM ItEMEDY. Jf It falls to give satisfaction,! will refund your money.?Munyon Remember this remedy contains no salIcvllc acid, no opium cocaine, morphine oc other harmful drugs. It Is put up under the guarnntco of tlio Pure Food and Drug Act. For sale by all druggists. Price. i#c. NEED MONEY FOR GOOD WORK P'ans of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. What "A Million for Tuberculosis ,'rotn lied Cross Seals" will do in proriding some of tbo 275,000 beds needpd at. once In the United States for consumpt ives, is explained In n recent bulletin of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. There is just about one bed for every ten Indigent consumptives, and if all tuberculosis persons in tbo country are counted, both rich and poor, hardly one for everv 2f> or HO. If sufficient hospital accommodations are provided only for those who are too poor to pay the full price for their treatment fully 275,000 more hods in special institutions for tuberculosis will bo needed at onco. The immense outlay necessary to provide and maintain so many beds in hospitals, makes it Imperative, the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis declares, that such institutions be erected from public money, either municipal, county or stato. In order to get appropriations for public hospitals for tuberculosis, agitation is necessary, and in order to create a campaign of agitation, organization is de manded. liut In order that an organization may carry on an effective campaign, funds are needed. These funds it is proposed to .secure in as many communities an possible from the sale of lied Cross seals. The Spots Disappeared. Mrs. Dolan lived in a district which was not as favorable for the outdoor household experiments recommended by the Ladies' Helper as it might have been. This fact Mrs. Dolan was rapidly assimilating, and In a ma-.ner not so iinrnnimmi ?? it ho e)n. came to see him. "Jones," lio said, "I shall have to raise your rent." "What for?" asked Jones, anxiously. "Havo taxes gone up?" "No," the landlord answered, "hut I see you've painted the house ami put In a now range and hathtuh. That, of course, makes it worth more rent." WISE WORDS. A Physician on Food. A physician, of Portland, Oregon, has views about food, llo says: I have always believed that the duty of tlie physician does not ceaso with treating the sick, but that we owo it to humanity to teach them how j to protect their health, especially by j hygienic and dietetic laws. "With such a feeling as to my duty ] I take great pleasure In saying to the i public that In my own experience and also from personal observation I havo i found no food erjnal to Orape-Nuts, and that [ find there In almost no limit to the great benefits this food will 1 bring when used In all cases of sickness and convalescence. "it )a my experience that no pbysl* : cal condition forbids Iho use of Grape; Nuts. To persons In health there Is I noming so notirnuung and acceptablo to tho stomach, especially at breakfast, to start tho machinery of the hu| man system on tho day's work. "In cases of Indigestion I know that a complete breakfast can bo rnado of (Jrapo-Nnta and crenm and I think I'. Is not advisable to overload tho stomach at tho morning meal. T also know tho great value of Nuts when tho stomach Is too weak to digest othi. food. "This Is written after on experience of more than 20 years, treating all I manner of c hronic and n< 'He diseases, and tho letter is written voluntarily on my part without any request f?r " " | Rortfl (ho llttlo book, "Tho Hoad to Wellvillc," In pkgs "Thcrt s a Reason." blamed tho estimable periodical for her difficulties. "I wisht I had a holt o' that woman that runs the 'Handy Hints' department," she remarked to her husband one morning after an early excursion Into the back yard, whence she returned in high dudgeon. "( fought you t'ought she was a grand wan," said Mr. Dolan. cautiously testing his cup of tea. <nvn i *? -i ? ???-11, j vi? rnaiiKt'd me mind, as i I've (ho rifihts to do," replied his wife. I "She said to put sody on thiin stains in the tablecloth, and 1'aveit.out overnight on the line, an' they'd he Rone I entirely whin morning com<\ Sun*''tis tlit* tablecloth that's ^<>ne tin de.' saving woman that she is! Youth's | Companion. A Logical Landlord. Many ? tenant will sympathize with the man in this story, from the I'hlladelphla Record. Ho was renting a Ktiwill house which the landlord had refused to renair. One <1ji\ thr- owiht MEMPHIS BARS CLOSED FEDERAL COURTS TEMPORARILY STOP SALE OF LIQUOR IN TENNESSEE CITY. COURTS GRANTS INJUNCTION Prohibitionists Allege State and Municipal Officers Refused to Enforce Law. Memphis, Tenn.?Aid of the Federal courts was successfully invoked _ by the I?aw and Order League to enforce tho prohibition law which the city, county and state authorities have not enforced in Memohis. United States Judge McCall granted a temporary order against 114 saloons, pending a hearing, restraining theiu from serving* intoxicating liquor. ji i v uviui V.I/UI t iimjiv jul mun tiuu on the allegations of the petitioners that were deprived of the equal protection under tho law guaranteed by the fourteenth amendment to tho con stiiution. They allege that the state prohibition law is being enforced in other parts of the state, but the gov ernor. attorney general and county attorney general, with other officials, have refused to enforced tho law here, and, therefore, the United States court can take jurisdiction. On the grounds that irreparable injury might be done the complainants if delay were permitted, Judge McCall granted the temporary injunction. The action, which was a total surprise to the saloons and the local op- ! tionists, was the culmination of a long and hitter tight to enforce prohibition in Memphis, the largest city in which it has ever been tried. The statewide law passed in the spring of IDo'.*, and was supposed to p,o into effect on July 1 of that year. It. was partially enforced for a time in KnoxvHle, but in Memphis, situated on the river and practically the metropolis of three states?Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi?there has never been any more serious effort to enforce prohibition than the nresenlation of evidence to the errand jury. The body regularly failed to in ".let, and the city and county officials have acknowledged the impossibility of closing tin- saloons. The Law and Order league has been making a campaign for law enforcement, and the present political campaign, which is now on in Tensee, has prohibition again as its principal issue. BEST BASEBALL BET. Philadelphia American League Defeats Chicago National Team. Cli-Tin. l>nu,.t>nll olium.il/m. ship of the world belongs to the Philadelphia club of the American League. They clinched the big prize. Five games were played, and the eastern youngsters took four of them by out batting, outiielding and outrushing the veteran ("hicagoans. They "got the jump ' at the start by winning tne first three games, and although Chi<ago punetuated their progress witii one defeat, it really didn't change the situation a bit. While the m lies was not the most proiitahle ever played, it helps to simplify the high cost of living prob- i letn confronting <\en such heroes ar | tins Philadelphia!)1-, to say nothing o( ! the C'hicagoans, \sitii winter coming on. Tiie players' sliaie of tho money j amounts to $7!(,07l Of tliis GO per | con*., or $li,? I.'..l.1,' goes to tlio win- | ners, ami $:51,G2v77 to Uio losors. As there are twenty three players on each } team eligible to participate, each of < tlu> Philadelphia* is entitled in round numbers to I'j.oi'i'j, and each C'liicaguan to $ 1.7. '1 ho total r< ' Ipts for the scries ; were ?!7:!.'.>S" The two clubs share ! ?o)S,75j apiece, while $17,UD0 goes to the national coininission. The total paid attendance was 12f>,^11) persons. JaOO for Attempted Kiss. Itiriningham, Ala A jury in the , city court awarded Mrs Kose 1 >rummond f.'.OO damages from JO. J. (.lola- i iniitii. Tiio allegation was that tbo ' defendant nau tried to kiss her. Three Sots of Triplets. Cleveland. Ohio loo late for the <">iisu?, l?iit gmeially doing her shar* in < 'lev'eland's remarkable gTowth, Mrs. William (i <'i??i R. a l.aku Hlrio avenue matron, montly became the mother of iier third set of uiplotH The family Bible <1 l^plays the fact that > 11 also 1: the mother of four pairs of twins, ami that she homelf is the only si ( r of t>venty brothers. I Two nans of twins and one net of trio I lot a were born durini; Mrs. Clark's Brat marriage. New Carolina Railroad. StateHboro, N. < Announcement iia? been made hero (bat tho Statesvillo Air Line Railroad company will build at once a new lino of road from I StaU'svilU: to Yadkinvillo, tho county | fif.it, of Yadkin county, a distance of Jf> miles. Tho road will bo erected hv convict labor. arrangements hav jug moen mado to transfer r.u convicts from tlx- state prison to Ktatesville to begin tlio work of grading fur tlio new lino at onco. Tlio proposed road will run through a rich section uf the * uuxitri. WHAT HE CONSIDERED FAIR Mr. Olsen'e Offer Must Have Come as Surprise Even to Persuasive Claim Agent Up in Minnesota Mr. Olsen had a cow killed by a railroad train. In due Bcason the claim agent for the railroad called: "We understand, of course, that the deceased was a very docilo and valuable animal," said ,the claim agent In bis most persuasive clalm-agentlemunly wanner, "and wo sympathize with you and your family in your loss. Hut, Mr. Olsen, you must remember this: Your cow had no business being upon our tracks. Those tracks are our prlvato property and when sho Invaded them she becamo a trespasser. TechIcally speaking, you, as her owner, became a trespasser also. But we liave no desire to carry tho Issue Into court, and possibly give you trouble. Now, then, what would you regard ns a fair settlement between you and tho railroad company?" "Vail," said Mr. Olson slowly, "Ay baen poor Swede farmejr, but Ay shall give you two dollars."?Everybody's. EMPTY ADVICE. (Sborov Misn Mike?Shure, Oi feel very queer, Dan. Oi have slch a feel nv fullness ! after me meals. I)o yea know a rltnIdy fur (hot? Dan?Oi do, me bhoy. Whin yez sit down to ate a meal, don't ate ony. . Mike?Hut thin Oi shnd be full av nniptiness! TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY for Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes undUranulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn't Smart--Soothes Eye l'ain. Druggists otjii iviuiiuu ?j|o iveuieay, jwquju, ?0C, 50c, $1.00. Murine Eye Salve In . Aseptic Tubes. 25c. $1.00. Eye Hooks j and Eye Advice Free by Mall. Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago. An Exacting Personage. "I suppose you And life easier I since the summer boarders have I BQne?" "Nope," replied Farmer Corntosse); | "we're workin' an' worr.vin' Just as I much as ever trvin* to keep the hired j man contented." "SPOHN'S." This is the name of the Rrfateet of nil | remenicH lor Distemper, 1'ink Eye, Heaven, I and the like among all hkch of horse*. Hold by Druggists, Harness Makers, or send to the manufacturer*. $.50 and $1.00 a bottle. .Agents want?-d. Send fur free book. Spoiln Medical Co., Spec. Contagious Diseases, Gobhcn, lad. Her Tribute. Randall?How di<1 you like the military parade, Ida? MIsh Hok'tk CIoiIoub! I never na?' rnough men In all ruy life before.? narper h isazar. I'or HKAI?ACIITt IllrUn' <!AP1-I?I\K Wlicllior from Coldn, Unit. htumiirli 01 Nrrvoiin 'I'routilfn, i'lipmlliii' will rcllfTn you 11'h 11<| iiial |>lriiHiilit to lake a<*ln tinniollhIi'Iv. Try ll. Ilk;., 2.V., mill 60 ventH til iJriitf fclUI'Vh. Now He Knows. "On what grounds does your father object to me?" ho asked. "On any grounds within a mile of our house," she answered. Constipation cantos anil aggravates many serious iliKoawK. It in tlior<mnlil>' cured by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Tlio favorito family laxative. Don't you notice how I lie man who always wants to het, and who says ho has a roll In his hand, invariably roll* a way ? True happiness is found in Krcat lovo manifesting itself in service. Thoretiu. W. L. DOU *3 *3 5? & *$4 SHC boy9- Shoes, $2.00,12.50 &93.00. W. L. Doual?m f> S.(H), ?n mru ponlilvaly tho burnt ntmdo m it tar mhoam for tho prlao In Ann tho moat aaonomlcal whooit ft Do you rciill/n that my alioon liavo Ihm>ii BO yoiiru, Hint. I miiko mill noil more 9: uliorx limn anv oilier maiiiifnetiir??r In tli I.Aft KOK DOI.I.AI'., I (il VliANTKK Ml niiupo, looli ami III l>olt?r,Hi>(l wnar Iiiiik"' R.I.AII or v i on hIkicii yoll cnn l?uv ? Oi mnilA my mIiocmTIIK I.KAIIKItH (>F Til Yon will l?? lilcilMKil when y< it luiy inv xli III itml iippnaruiiott, iiikI wlii>n Itcouirm 111 cliimn nnul Imr pair, you will t?o iimm IIimi the lii?t oikih worn mo well, and kiivii Toll i f* A | IT I ft fc| f None k'riiiiinft without W. I.. v liAin^ N'til |>rli^ "lAiufwd on tin If jour dealer cannot subuly you .villi W. I. !?.ui? \V. I,. AOVCIL WINTER r- Oldest and Bi ANOTHER WOMAN CURED * x 1 By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Black Duck, Minn.?"About a year ago I wrote you that I was sick and1 could not do any of my hou? t^rork. My ! sickness was called Retroflexion. WLa 1 would sit down I itiy^ felt as If I could not IW ^ HpJ' got up. I took jllljlj Lydia K. Pinkham ? as you told mo and ~^W?M now ^ ara perfectly v\ cured, and have a fek\ ^iTOfflblg baby boy."? Mrs. Anna Anderson, Box 19, Black **i lyutR, ill 11 HI. Consider Tills Advice. No woman should submit to a surgical operation, which may mean death, until sho has Riven Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made exclusively iroin roots and herbs, a fair trial. This famous medicine for women has for thirty years proved to be the most valuable tonic and invigoratorof fie female organism. Women residii gin almost every city and townjn tie United States bear willing testimony to the wonderful virtue or Lydia K Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cures female ills, and creates radiant, buoyant female health. If youi aie ill, for your own Bako as well as those you love, givo it a trial. Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass., invites all sick women to writ? ber for advice. Her advice la free, ami always helpful. V> M V* Send postal for^ fi K k |i Free Package I I ft ! k of Paxtine. Belter and more economical I than liquid antiseptics I FOR AIL TOILET USES. I LiliRlJiMajnl Gives one a sweet breath; clean, white, germ-free teeth?antiseptically clean mouth and! throat?purifies the breath after molting?dispels all disagreeable perspiration and body odors?much appreciated by dainty women. A quirk remedy for sore eyes and catarrh. A little Paitine powdw . iolved in a glau of hot vral. , make* a delightful antiieptic ?o- I LQjrggflM lotion, poueuing extraordinary I | Ja cleaniing, germicidal and heal- B | Jvj ing power, and_absolutely harm*) leu. Try a Sample. 50c. a I large box at druggifl* or by maiL I THt PAXTON ToiLtT Oo., Boston, Mass.j Biliousness < "I have used your valuable Casearet* and I find them perfect. Couldn't do without them. 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