The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 01, 1904, Image 4
MibS M. ( "artledge gives some helpful
advice to young girls. Iler letter is but one
of thousands which prove that nothing is
so t~ helpful to young girls who are just
arriving at the period of womanhood as
Lydia E* Pinkham's Vegetable Compounds
".Dkau Mit?. Pinkham: ? I cannot praise r?ydlu K. Plnkam's
"Vegetable Compound too htgnly, f< it i-s tho only medicine I ever
tried which cured nu\ 1 sufVurod much from my ilrst menstrual jH-rloi^
I felt ho tiyak and dizzy at times 1 could not pursue my studies wHili
tho tisunl into rest. My thoughts borniw; sluggish. 1 had headaches,
backaches and sinking spells, also ]K\ln? In iho urtek and lower limbs.
In f;iot ] was sick all ovor.
" Hnally, after many other remedies hod Wen tried, we weit> ad
vised to gol.,, /Lydia K. PlnkiuunV Vegetable Compound, and 1 am
pleased to say that nftor taking it only two weeks, a wonderful change
lor tho bettor took place, and in a short time 1 was in i>crfeet hcnlih. I
felt buoyant, full of life, and found all work a pastime. I tun indeed
glad to tell ray experience with Lydia H. Piukham*M Vegetable
OoiiiiMinii], for it mado a different girl of me. Yours very truly,
Mi is M. C.unumoti, C/f-i Wbitelmll St., Atlanta, <et."
At such a time, the grandest aid to imturo Is l.ydia F.. IMtik
liam's Vegetable Compound. It prepares the >oting system for
tho necessary changes, and Is tho surest and most reliable euro
for woman's Ills of every nature. Mrs. I'inUham Invites all
youuu women who arc 111 to write her for tree advico. Address,
Mrs. Pliikltani, Lyon, Mass.
firs. Estes, of New York City, says:
" Dkau Mm. Hinkham : ? I write to yon bcnau:;e I believe nil young
ought to know how lnueh good your inedieine ill do them. I did 0 1 1
making t*f>r year** before \ was married, and if It hud tu t lain f??v L.Vtlm Ki
Pinkham's Vcgotablo Compound, I do not believe 1 could Imvc stood
the strain. Thery is no other work Unit sVieh u strain on the cvbtem. Oh,
how my b?i*U used to neho from the bending over I 1 would feet as though
X would have to seruiiut out from the pain, and tin* Hitting Mt i 1 1 made rue to
(terribly tired and weak, and my head throbbed like an online. I never conld
cat after work, I was *o worn out. Theti^ 1 was irregular, and had Kuch
frightful cramps every month they would pimply double me up with pain, nnd
I would have to ?*ive up working ar.d lie down. Hut Lydla J^. Pink**
ham's Vegetable Compound changed me Into a strong, well wonutn.
Yo'ars very truly, Mic. MaiitiIa EUtkk. ft I. 'I West IVftth St.. N". Y. Oily,"
No othrtv female medicine in the world has received sueh wide
spread and unqualified endorsement. No other medicine has such
n record oi! female troubles eared. Sold by druggists everywhere,
ltefuso nil substitutions. Remember every woman is cordJnlly In
vited to write to Mrs. Pinkham, If there Is anything about her
symptoms she does not understand. Mrs. Pinkiiain s address Ig
Lynn, Mass,
fiftfti FORFEIT wo cannot forthwith jproluoo the original k?tt?r? ?nd ?lcnMare? Of
XnlllBll ftl>yV0 t??tiu?ouiftl?, wMcli will j??'ovo tufc'.r aluohito aomilit-itei j.
VV UUU I.y?U? 1?, l'lnUhiMU Med. Co.? T.ynn, MuJt.
? MMS *Hlhl Alt lu( Miu. I
I Beat Cou?h dyrup, Yohi.w Uooii. I'm I
tra tlmo. Hold by .t? I
I n^VtUNI *?fb?m | ?in. | U?i.r,
['?I m > hJ?? (OMltvrll Cm
, lOlB'tlinriJ Art , rhii?d?., ?>
Henry U. Kduumd*, president of the
Philadelphia board of education, ways
hair the public school pupils of that
< !ty aro suffering from ills brought on
by tivci-'jilmly. T'jo p.imipu' evils re
uniting, ho says, are nervous affections
and defective eyealRht. both largely
traccablo Jo exclusive homo study and
the crowding of two many branches
Into tho elementary grades. He cham
pions the nhlition of afternoon classes
and tho wiping out of all home study,
confident that children thereby will be
more, healthy in body an I mind.
HAPPY WGM1N.
< Wouldn't any woman b?? happy.
After years of liaiLache MJtli iiiis,
, IJays of misery, nights of unrest,
The distress o?. irt inary troubles,
i She finds relie f and cure'*
No reason why any reader
Kliouid suffer ill the face of evidence
like this:
Mrs. Alinlrn A. Jackson. of Kaxt
Front St., Travoi-ht; Oty, Mult., sn.vs:
"For t wt'iil.Y
years I never
Know what It
was to hove
j.'i Hid liea ill).
Kvety pli\si.
r!:iti consulted
mi id I had li \ er
trouble, lint
I heir medicines
did me no good.
.Inst before I
began nsin^
I loan's Kidney
lMlls I wns :\i
roost paralysed. I could hardly stand
On uiy foot been u no of ihe nuiubin-ss
and lack of circulation. llqd u k-ufe
been thrust Into my khlneyn the pain
could not have been more IntuUxo. My
?Jeep wft* (l!t)!url?ctl l?y \ Uions of (IIk*
ievUd ttguro*. i'ho kidney
were annoylngly Irregular, and 1 una
tortured with thirst and alwny*
bloated. 1 used seven 1>ox??k >>t Prvan**
Kidney Pills. The bloating HuhKlded
mhH! f<wlgW l^nnds could
aleep like n child nnd waa relieved of
tne puln ftnd Ufa trre^idnrity of the
lrMi\?>y action. -My circulation is good
and I le?l better In every way."
* A tree trial of thl* great kidney ?ned
Seine which cured Mrs. Jackson will b?
mailed on^bpplicatt+n to any part of
the IJolted KUites. Addre** Foster
Mtlburn f'?v. v v ???? ? ^
NOIMTH'EMT-WEST
YOU Wkfc riHB
WF tOWE n*
WAVkfcPR???4
CU0TM1WC
, fcVfcRY'WN&Rlb.
The bit .T^tcf ids. jKilleJ wo/tecn aM
f wr t? hcweirode
10 Ale R 3 0!v'\criG?( 5 arj Hit >
twvx'I v. jfk) ecr Th'/ i>c in
t ??* orytilo^'y ,-.!l VjM*. rf w. work
t^wrg^r >T,e<* ten?*! Ukt SIGN Of
TI1E FI3H i> ouyarfced (o divf jat
bfbclwyv All rclaW 4**?bo ;*|F th*n\
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All 0IBII5
Thr* Baptist Younn People'* Union of i
AmorU'ft will have Us fourteenth In-j
i r i -national Convention In Detroit,
Michigan, next July. Th'9"t?onvention '
is to l>e held In a hall whh'h will seat,
four thousand. The armory building}
l'Hs rui-t rootr.8. eonvenleneo rooms, i
la^iuw rooms, eonimitteo, rooma. etc. j
'I he ltnptist of IVtrolt 'will exott j
themselves to tual'e the j fourteenth '
Convention a notable siwv^ss.
K IT.*> nennitnont 1 y t . \<> flts or n<<r% ohm- I
after it r>? t il.iv ?; m*i> of I ?r. Kline's t i re at I
Nerve l>est<?rer.$ 1' t rial I ?? ?t t hand t r--.it -fifo (
1'r It. It. lvi ixv. I, til.. *.?:! I A roW St., Phila., 1'a |
1' nn't alwav* a rnaii'Imu'iit to tell ?
k ' i" ? lhaf shi *.i us l'li tty a* a piclnic.
1. a llot ('?n Wmir
():i? sl?.e smallo;* nftor ustn^ Allan's Fo.it
I'.aso, a nowdur. It inakos 1 1 i<ltt <ir now shoe<
ens v. Cure* snrolh?n, hot. swoatlnn, hoMik
foot, li?Kro\vln?? nails, porn* and bunion*. At
all dru'jtflst* i\n<l shoo store*, 28e. Don't no
coot Hiw substitute. Trial paokave Kruk l?y
; mall. \ddre.s.s, Alien Olmatod. I.oUov, N.Y.
l ow mrn oan ho intouKe'.v interested in
i roivthir.jj without letting their ncu-iib'ts
i know if.
I rIVonitl<9 axi.l liuilo'l PrtllrtT (Srtlftii
The two greatest fodder plants on oar'.h,
1 one wood tor 14 ton* o t hay and tin* otfiei
St I ohm (trcon foddor ' per mere. Ctiw.va
i < vervwhere no doen Victoria Rape, viohl
! in~ GO.OO) jhs. sheep and swino food per
acre. J A.C.I. .1
! .irsr rk.n i> 10o. in stamts to the
; .Tohn A. Salzcr Seed t o., La Cro?w>, Wis.,
and receive in return their big eataloj snd
I lots of farm ?eed *?mp!e*.
I ^ -s |
When a girl krotvx she i* handsome ?h?
1 dock not oV.jcct to having her picture taken
: in a group.
For MI.A& Money Oritcr.
The John A. Salter Seed Co., I a Cro*?e,
1 Wis., moil postpaid l.s tiro*. eontistmg oi
? Aprieot*. Apples, lYabs, Choirie*. 1'iuin*,
PcaeUefc .?inl Pf?rt, j^t the thmg for ? etty
or country &ardcu. including the great l$is
uiark App>, nil h^rdy Wisconsin stock,
ire sent you free up<<n receipt of $1.63.
AM) IQIrlW. AM) THIS NOTICE
von get nuflicictit n^ed of Celery, Carrot.
Cabbage. Onion', Letture, Hadislt and
Flower Seeds to furnish hu*hel? of ehc-i<e
flowers and lot* of vegetables lor a big
family, together with our great plant ana
need catalo [ A.C.I-j
Perhaps. p*op> arc descended from
moneys, while others merely drew differ*
j wUy. ? - ~ t ^ .
BURTON IS GUILTY
A Senator of the United States Con*
victcd.
THE JURY WAS OUT MANV HOURS
Renlttr k?n?ai 5enstor Cha-gcd Wlllt
l1?vlii| Actf ptfd Compensation for
I'rotfiiJriK Giiih) Cviu^uyi
St. Louis, Special. ? Joitoph Kalph
JJurton, senior Ubitod fltaiea Senator
Tvoln Kansas, Wan convicted by a Jury
Ih the United Slates District Court
Monday of having accepted compensa
tion to iu<rte< i the interest of the Rial
to drain and Securities Company, of
Hi. Louis before tht Postofflce Depart
ment, The Jury deliberated forty-one
bourn. A motion /or A new trial was
Immfcrtlaiftly filed by the counsel for the
SthatOr. Judge Adams thereupon or
dered that Senator lint ton appear '??
fourt either In person or. by proxy from '
day to day until the court has beard
(be arguments for a new trial,
For a lime theie threatened to be a
dleugreement in ihft Jui>, The Jury
v/a-j brought before Judge Adams, who
ankcd the cause for thfe IbnK delay. He
wan told that tlslve Jurors bad agreed,
litit that the twelfth stood alone. The
court admonished the lone Juror that
thr expeiise of a new trial should nof
be Incurred because of hla failing to
agree witb the majority of the Jurors.
A precedent was quoted showing that
the majority of the Jurors should de
ride the < ase before them and A vfcrillct
be rendered accordingly.
iMie Jury wiiii then told to go back
and poll its vote once more. Soon af
terward the Jury reported bringing in I
a verdict, but Judge Adams found that
the third count in the indictment had
i.ot been considered, and again he emit
the Jury back in conahU'r the easfc with- j
out having announced the Verdict re
turned. f'ho third time the Jury enter- :
od the court-room the result of its de
liberations was announced, and United j
St a tea Senator Hurton stood convb-ted
on the char Ken brought against him in
the indictment.
ImftroVi ftieitt th the Modti.
Detroit. Special. ? Encouraging re-.
I <>its fiom l/mslng. llattle Flint, Kal
o it ??/? ?? and other towns, where flood
?'.(image* have heen estimated up in the
hundreds of thousands of dollars, show
tiiui the dariKer and distress are large
ly centi allied In the Saginaw valley
and Ground Grand Rapids in the valley
o: tin- Grand river. And ? at Grand
Rapids. too. a marked improvement I#
i o!ed tonight. At SaglnftxV, HowpvpC,
it i iltrs of Hie Hat I HAW liver are brlng
ir.fi dowii MrrMits of water, tii? escape
of which into Saginaw bay itf blocked
l-y.lce. gorgefi at and hcibw Bay City.
At (l and Itaplds, it Is estimated
frit 14.000 people are in distress and
:.t Faglnaw a large portion of the busi
ness section of the etty is Hooded.
On the Shiawassee river today near
C liesaning, 25 families were rescued
fiom their homes on a sugar beet farm
jM in the nick of time, liefore their
tioiiK?s were almost entirely submerged,
Cllheit Hertram, a foreman for thn
sv-r?r company, lost, his life trying to
save .some, of the piAperty. lie was In
the water five hunts and died from t*x
poEu: e.
Governor Davis Nominated.
Lille Rock, Special.? On the face of
unofficial returns Governor Jefferson
Divls has carrlcd enough counties to
give him 222 delegates In the 8tate
convention, enough to secure the nomi
nation. Judge Wood carried tho
counties thai give 1U2 votca lu the con
vention, leaving 62 delegates not yet
certain. Although Judge Wood car*
i led' ti'e city of Tittle Hock by 900 ma
jority, t.ho county prccincta came up
strong for Governor DavU. and accord
ing to (inures at band the Governor has
a majority of t?9 In the county. The
vote v '11 be canvassed officially and a
contest will be instituted by the follow
ers of Wood. Advices from the llrst
congrcKsional district show that Con
gressman Hugh A. hi am ore. has betu
defeated for re-nomlnatlon by J. 0.
Klovd, of Yellvllle.
Japanese Claim Success.
Toklo, By Cable. ? A telegram receiv
ed from New Chwang Monday morning
soys that a 3 o'clock yesterday morning
t hi: Japanese succeeded In sinking four
steamers at the mouth of Port Arthur
harbor. A flotilla of destroyers con
voyed the merchantmen, which were
subsequently sunk, and rescued the vol
unteer crews. Later the Japanese bat
tleships bombarded tho town and its
defenses.
Manetta Mills Burned.
The Manotla Mill, nt Lando, S. C., !
itiul owned l?y Mr. B. D, Heath, was
burned Monday afternoon, the loss !
being now estimated at $100,000. Klre !
taught in the dynamo room, which Is
locate 1 In the wheel house, and resisted
a'.l t (Torts to put it out. The mill was j
entirely gutted. The Manetta Mill had j
lie on built within the last four years, j
nnd had about 10,000 spindles, on 1
coarse yarns. Most of the machinery j
was new. A parapet wall prevented the ;
f'.rr from spreading to the new mill i
building that Mr. Heath la having
erccted within a short distance of the j
MnnAta Mill. The Manetta Mill waa I
under the management of Mr. Bascom ?
Heath, a son of B. P. Heath, and em- ,
p'oypd about I2.r> people.
Telegraphic Brlcfa.
It Is rumored that the Mexican gov- ]
eminent will buy the Mexican Central j
Railroad.
A $200,000 Are In Klmira. K. Y.. de
stroyed the Lyceum and Audltoilum
Theatres. - 1
George P. Hoseey ,the negto "voo
doo" doctor, wan sentenced to death at
Philadelphia for murder.
? Premier Balfgur stated in Parliament
that Great Britain would refuae to en
tertain Rusla's contention that coaI wm
, contraband of war.
British War Secretary A mold -Foster
anouncefl. that England has adopted a
new artllery gun that was unrivaled in
Kurope.
The Smoet inquiry la coming the
Government about $250 for each wit
noes examined.
A court of Inquiry reportq the bat
; tlenhlp Illinois waa saved from being
sunk by the battleship Missouri only
i by the skill of their reepectlvo com
. mandnr*. g
Intereatlng developments are expect
ed when Hear-Admlral Kvana and
"Paymaster Rlacoe return to Waehlng
IWL
... t
till C*r? of ib? felri,
tfothiftf li prettier tin* a well
?htped ear correctly placed npon tbt
hoad. It is ?ii important feature, and
1m worthy of tnore car? thau It or
dinarily receive*. In regard to the i
and their care Dr. Orace Peck
ititm Murray tin* *omo e*e?/i??ul oug
gestlOh* Jd the April Delineator,
among which are the following:
Mothers and nurse a^e responsible in
a great measure for the shaping of
children's ears. If the earn are fomul
to be prominent th^y should he pro
vided with little caps, which If tied un
der the chin will firmly and with even
and not too severe pressure hold the
ears close to the head. If this 1* tin
succession ah operation, which la rtot
dangerous, ,1s advised, For grown per
sons, the ear rap, a device for binding
the ears to the head la beneficial; but
an operation Is sometime* mceasary to
improve the appearance. The ears
should ho kept clean. They nfcould not
be handled roughly. Bharp instruments
for cleaning the ears iue not advisable,
nor the little sponges which are affixed
to an ivory handle. The best thing to
use Jh a little swab made by wrapping
the end of o tbothplck with cotton. A
hair plrt Is not bad when covered wltl*
cloth. In regard to deafness, if on?
has a suspicion of it an examination
should be made; if the hearing is really
)>ad much will be gained by thn use of
one of the instruments that have been
invited to aid hearing.
WHAT'S THE BILL GOOD FORT
DrooklyH Tallsr's Comminl on A R*
tent Find at hlippui*.
On. the car the other morning 1
happened to hang by the strap next
to Uimmelsieln's. Between begging
pardons of and granting pardons to my
n?ar neighbor/). I managed to road a
few paragraphs in my newspaper.
One of them told of a remarkable find
by a Nippur expedition of' the Univer
sity bf Pennsylvania. It was nothing
less than a well-preserved and thor
oughly authenticated tailor's bill near
ly 5,000 years old.
Since JJlmmelstein himself is en
gaged in the clothing business, I
thought he would lie interested in this
ancient rellC; r>o 1 told him about it,
but thd storj' seemed 10 tnake ho Im
pression on him.
"Hang It. man," said I, "don't yon
understand? It's a tailor bill almost
b.OOO years old."
"Veil," ho answered, "vot lus it good
for? J)ey can't gollect It."
A House Colonial In Type,
A house that is modelled very closely
upon the New England type of Colonial
architecture is pit tured and described
In the April Delineator, lis direct sim
plicity in something out. of t Ho ordinary
in present-day house building, yet not
in the least un pleasing. The Colonial
scheme is modified to a certain extent
to meet modern needs, the big living
iooin, occupying one-half the first floor,
beln/j a fadleftl improvement upon the
bewt r.itlm bf early time:*;; Tile furnish
ings are In accordance with the period
of nrchltectuire, contributing largely to
the inviting atmosphere. It Is a house
that will prove suggestive to prospect
ive home-builders.
lie who advances always has the
advantage in life's struggle.
Mrs. WIdkIow'h Soothing Syrup forohildran
teething, soften t lie nums, M'tUuvs inflamma
tion uJlrtj'B |?nin,oiir?>win(l colic. '2ik-. a bottle
A man always looks well when he is
looking for another mnn who owe* him
moin j .
AH creameries use butter color. Why
not do a- ihey do ? use Ju.nk Tint Hut
IKK L'OI.QU.
Any man can easily make a fool of him
self; all lie hits to do ia to act kittenish.
Pino'* Cure for Consumption is an infalllblo
modlolno for coughs nud cold?. ? N. \V.
Saucki., Ocuan Orovo, N. J., Voa. 17, 190J.
When the >vorid is unable to understand
a lnan it dubs Fum a crank.
The United states furnished $tf0,000,
000 of the ?m",000.000 worth 6f gold
which th* world produced In 1002.
Colorado produced $28,000,000, Cali
fornia SIO.OUO.OOO and Alaska ?8,000,
tH>0.
I>??Hfn*np? Cannot 15* Cnrcit
by local applications as t"hoy cannot rca"h the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafncKa, nnd thnt Is by consti
tutional remedies, Dertfness is caused by an
tnllnmed condition of tlio mucous lining of
tl?? Eustachian Tube. When tide tube is in
itamcd you have a rumhllngsound or Imper
fect hearing, and when It is entirely closed
Deafness is the result, and unless the inflam
mation oau U- taken out nud this tuba re.
stored to Its normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed forever, Nine ? ises out of ten
are oauseil by catarrh, which Is nothing but an
inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will ?tve One Hundred Dollars for any
ease of Deafness (caused by catarrhHhnt can
not be cured by ilall's Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars free." F. J, Ciirnky ?t Co,, Toledo, O.
Hold bv Druggists, 75c.
Take it all's Family Tills for constipation,
Within the last few years the various
colonies of Europeans In Egypt have
built their own hospitals. There are
now In Cairo French, Herman, Aus
trian, Anglo-American and Italian bos
itals.
The r?ifhlons for Spring.
Coats and skirts are now being made
of the Knme material, but they arc no
longer fashioned upon lines of almost
geometric severity The newest ma
terial for thoa<( and one that is rapidly
coming forward, in crepe do Chine.
The spring coat may be made in any
one of three distinct shapes; one Ib the
short Hack coat, loose and straight,
which was seen last season; another is
a modified Iluaslan blouse, somewhat
suggestive of tho kimono; a third style
1* n plain, loose coat with a cape.
From present indications, two note
; worthy features of tho n?*\v gowns are
! likely to prevail. The more important
Is the ever increasing vogue of the
I short skirt. The other Is the frequent
! use of drapery across the front of ! tho
; waist. - ? - ? -?? - ?
Too much Importance cannot 'be
1 given to tho soft, sheer fabrics that
j lend themselves so readily to this
graceful flowing llnea of xhe season's
i modes. The voiles and veilings are,
; perhana. |n highest favor, Bordored
] materials in soft silk and cotton mix*
tures. sheer cotton* and linen canvas
| are among tha popular novelties. A
: glint of gold It Introduced In evsry
j thing. Gold braids, buttons, fr<1gs,
; cords and pendants aro aomo of v the
? forms of (hia military dccoratfffh. Traces
, that are fine and filmy aro the choice
of the moment. The colored cotton
embroideries aro among tho novelties.
There sre lingerie frills and ruchlngs
vlthwjt number for tha aleevea and
neck of the fashionable gown, and but
tons are conspicuous. ? From Tho De
lineator for April.
- \
Marchioness Bplnola, who was MIm
Lily Page, daughter of Qapt. Page, of
KltlU&Ond, Va , died In Homa.
NO APPETITE - EMACIATED - NERVOUS.
tttiii i i ii in iii i . i iifc.. i jjulphh- -mi
Many Women During tHe Spring Months Suffer
From Extreme Lassitude, Loss of Appetite
ond Nervousness-'-Whut THey Need Is
PE-RU-NA, THE GREAT TONIC
. - ?I- I ff: mmmmmammrn m ? an?
Mii>s lieitha M l? iuIi, 5I.'W Kincard'
olivet, l'itl?burg, l'a\. Superintendent Jo
nidr Society of Methodist IVotcslonl
chinch, and leading soprano of I Lie choir,
write*: "Words cannot describe my tiiank
fulness to you for J'cruna. i wan a ?ufierei
from systemic catarrh for years and was ill
a Very much run-down condition. 1 wa |
extremely nervous, and had the most fool
i?h fear* over nothing. I hud thin and
emaciated.
"'My physician advised me to leave thit
climate, hut ?? it was not convenient to d<
to at thin time, 1 took the advice .of a
friend to use a bottle of 1'eruna. I took il
faithfully, and when the fln( bottle wa t
gy?f 1 felt ?o much better that 1 Uoughi
six more and look them faithfully, aft?i
which i looked like a new woman.
"I gained in flesh, my appetite returned
ami all uiy old symptoms had disappeared-,
I am more than thankful to l'eruna.^r*
Mib* liertlia M. Rush. ?
I AM TIRED.
Everybody U Tired~-Sprinfl
Weather Does It? Every One
Should Be Cautious.
Depression of the nervous system at the
approach of spriug in the cause.
General hinti t n<fv. dull, heavy ointations,
continual tired feeling, with m*>gular yp
petite. and sometimes loss of sleep. I'?
run a hieets errry indication ami peovetl it
self to be perfectly adapted to all their va
ried peculiarities, l'erunn invigorates the
system, rejuvenates the feeling*, restore'
the normal appetite and produces regulat
sleep.
That tired feeliug/Avhich is (he natural
result of the depressing effect of warm
weather- immediately afl?>r the invigorat
ing cold rif winter mlietly disappears when
1'eruna is taken. 'iliousunds are daily tea
tifving to its priceless benefit.
Mrs. 11. Kaasatt, 11109 W. 13t li street
Des Moines, la.,* writes: "I ant happy tc
give my endorsement for your valuable
medicine. 1'eruna, us I consider it a va!u
able medicine to take when the system it
run down from overwork. About two year*
i?^o 1 felt flint I must fake a long re*t, as I
had been unable to work for over rt jnihitlj
and could not regain my strength. 1 could
not sleep at night and was in a very ner
voile, high strung condition, i decided tc
try what l'ertuia would do to build up mj
strength, and am pleased to say that 1 be
j.-an to improve very shortly, and in lew
than two months 1 was able to take uj
my work? ami tell better than 1 have foi
years. I titke it now twice a year, and find
that it keeps me in perfect health." Mrs
KasMntt was for over I en years the maim
?er of a plant furnishing ladies' wear ami
employing hundred - of women.
'Tired, Nervous Women.
There tfre thousand* of them everywhere
A few bottles ot 1'eruna would do then:
untold benefit. A; a tonic and nfetvfc in
"igorator it has no equal. li builds up the
nerves, it gives strength to the circulaiioi
and at once reslOir* the appetite and di
ge*ti<m. N'o feeble wumun .should be with
out lY'ruua.
7 '.9 <- ? ?
MISS BERTHA M. RUSH? PITTSBURG.
flii?* Rush Suffered With Systemic Catarrh? Was Nervou?, Had
No Appetite, Grew Thin and Emaciated/ Sho Now Looks Like a New
Woman After a Course of Pe-ru-na.
If you dr* not receive prompt and satisfti'ctory results from the use of
Perumtt wriic at once to Dr. Ifart nuin, givthi / a full statement of your
ease, atid U6 iCtll be pleased to give you lilsvaluahle advice gratia,
Address i>r. tlurlman , VresUlcnt of The Hnrtman Sanitarium,
Columbus, Ohio.
Millions of U;M? C. Shot Shells
nre sold each year. They arc
made In tha largest cartridge
factory In the world.
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Remove* all swelling
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form to d!??olve In
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i have ne cleanalngprep*
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tlon ? (aiu Jen gar?
g got# further? baa icre
I bmi In /the frailty and
F doeimprc good than any
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\Mi rutt htiv.
The formula of a noted Boston physicii^
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/ ?
fyrthe fertilizer spells quality
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