The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 15, 1906, Image 4
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IVoin. (.lift Hutch, So.
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A i'1111,10 llUTV.
Houlppllor, O., Man I'VoIs Compelled
to Tell lliH Kxpericiue.
Joseph WHkus, Montpollcr. <>.,
?ays: "/ f^cil It my duty to toll oi li
?rs about Douii'h Kidney 1 * 111 ?*. Ex
I>onur? and driving
brought 'itclncy trou
ble. on mo, and I tsuf
ferod much from ir
regular passage* of
tho Uldnoy nccrctiona.
Hornet imos there wait
rotonliou and at other
tlinon paHHagcB wore
? r> o rrecpient, especially at night.
Tliore wan pain and discoloration.
? )onn'? Kidney Pills brought mo re
Mcf from the first, and uoou Infused
now Ufo. I give them my endorse
ment."
flold by all dealers. 00 cents u box.
^OJitor-MilL-urn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
\ What it Was All About.
A 'Frisco .lap luui a bid, nil black
?*tid l.un, you know, and where oilier
children went that kid would waul
to go. 'flics chap ho wont to school
ono day, and that was against tin:
rule; it mailo Hip while folks mad as
iiopn to ruse a .lap in school. They
gnashed their tooth and lore tin >r
bail*, and gavo an aa^ry shout, and
cOso as ouei/ihn and (jci/.cd that little
7aj? and ensl. him bodily out. And
this, gentle iTader, you understand,
is what the row was all about.-?An
derson, B. 0., Daily Mail.
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Trouble Of The Ancients.
Briarcm; was bewailing the fact
that he had a hundred hands.
"They're convenient for spanking
purposes, of course," ho said, "or
for pulling up a slovopipe, but. groat j
Scot!, r.: c what they cor;' mo!"
Pulling ofr h'.H f>0 pair?! of gloves,
v?e resigned*himself for the next four
tiours 1(> tlio ministrations of his army
?if maufertros.
Reputation.
Police Offieer~~Have you ever been
s candidate for office?
Prifonei (who has been arrested
for disorderly conduct) Once, man\
yea in av,<'.
Polio.- Ofiii-.t-r- Sorry, sir. but we
shall huvr t1, lake your itcrtt illioti
mcasiiimoid' .
IT'S Til K FOOD.
Vh( True Way to Correct N'Tious
Troubles.
Nervous troubles are more often
caused by improper food and indiges
tion than uiori people Imajjino. r.?en
doctors aou.etiiues overlook this tact.
\ man )>a) r.:
??(Jnt.ll iwo years rgo wallies and
butter with meat and gravy were too
wain features of my breakfast. l-'in
^ ally dyapepsia cam ? on and I found
ta>self in a bad condition, worse in
cho morning tftau any other time. 1
would have a l'uil, uicit feeling in my
fltumacn, with painn in iuy heart,
?Idci and head.
"At t'.iiieb 1 would nave no appe
tite for da>s, thee 1 would feel rav
enous, never Hatislied when i did eat
and ao nervous I fplt like uhricKiug
? C tho top of my voice, i lost flesh
badly and hardly knew which way to
turn until ono day 1 bought a box of
v Grape-Nuts food to sro if t could est
that. 1 tried it without telling the
doctor, and liked It fine; made me reel
aa If I had something to eat that waj
satl?fjinr.' and still i didn't have that
heaviness that?l hid lott after eating
any other food.
"I ha ;n't drank any coffeo then in
weeks. 1 ket'fc on with ttui (irniiH*
NUtl ttnC in a month a t nnd
(mined 16 pounda, couid eat ?.niost
Anything 1 wanted, didn't feci badly
After eating, and my nervoumieaa ?a*
mil cone. It's a pleasure to be welt
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ottum Co., Hat tie
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Occurrences of Interest from
AM Over South Carolina
MANY ITtMS OF STATE NEWS
\ Hatch of Live Para'jr&.phK Cover
ing a Wide llangc* VV hat Ia Going
On in Our Statu. .
General Coti- r; 'Jffuikct.
O'livofdon, cu.-.y hi I (i
V<w (Ji h'iuiH, do ?')<:)
?1 -?
Sa va.vah iphl <: ;t !
( hi. !":il ?l) I I 1) ,'M
Norfolk sleet,/ 1 1(1
Hall ilM'/K* l?of:i I :l:;| |0 ]-!'
New Yo/|i ) >
I'oyUor do .'{'I
I * J i i 11" I <? I phia do .... In
I|oii*|i?jj (jiiii-L ?>'/?'*>
A'lj'tisf a I(r I -1 !i
Memphis- <ptjr( ]() ;?>
St. I otii.s do 10 | ?}
Louisville linn II (ill
Uliai lotto Cotton JdarUot.
These p/icen repr. H'iil Ihe p: iees
4iiul'J Lit wil.'wijji
Hood n(iiMlin<: .10 1!
Striei middling In I-R
Mi idlii!*//. ." 10 0')
I'ijj'.ff/ and stains .. . ,S 1-2 at 1/ I 'J
Charlotte Prcfluco ."'/iarket.
"Iih'j\??iih-?Kprinjf I'J .Ml 'J. ?
!!<??!- per Head "JS al M>
Ditfks 'j.i
L'l)
Uye .. . . SO
!'nn? 7:2 at 7.)
! '<>11'11; Seed *>l
I'\m<i ;;t> -it v/
' >;i(s ?Si' .| />.'> ill ;Y<" 1 'J
Baltimore Produce Market.
Hull inw>re. Nov. II. - i'IA*:' 1,
liriehniW'ed. Wheal axy ,!* Sf i'>| f roil -
tract 7' I-'.' t'? 71 .'5-S; Southern hy
?sample i'?
Oal? firm ; .V.. J \V?- I.-it. 7-1 in 75.
Ily l'I in; No. '1 Westell; VI to 7->.
III.Ill i stead v, nticliii)??/,? r. Ivi'js
fi' in
< !?<?' .-!? aelv<-, IIlii'IiHii'j?'<I. Sn.:iU'
? ?S1?i \ . iHU'1'aji'..-r <1.
Youthful Slayer .Cantoned.
( oiiiioliiti, S| ???? i ,i |. (jjevv.ard
Mated that 1m would pa.dof^, I'hiv
Millieau, I he yonih who shot ;u;d Ji i 11 .
' *1 I'i < stepl ;il 11?? i" oc |h?' Mt'irl.i ?>?'
Spa t1)i? 111:ir;;- muii ? mnrti't..; 11Mr.
Slat,mum Wilson, attorney for Milli
ean, eaioe to < olunihia and laid III.
ease before t lm 1 ley ward. I'ri'ore
tlii" v<*r?li?*i u a ?> t <?( ur-i''d fln rc was
llli a^rrci-li'lit ht'IwriMl til' soliritod
and tl.c jury thai ;t \<'idict <?1 yinliv
ot iiiau.slau.'hhf should he Iouud and
that l Im* jhioi-s would lh<'i> si-ti :? |ir
litiot! 'or |>ardon. This |i.'!itioii ua
duly s
i^jiiid and I'lldorsrd |?y ,-st? 1 i<*i!? ? t
Sea.-. , and I lu* hoy ^ sister on whos**
aeeoiinl h<* I. ilh'd his stepfal Iter < "on
tiof, laso -ov.ned I he petit ion. dml^e
I'.int/ler. v ho presided at the tTHti.
si sited that Millieatt (eehtiit ?.??II*,
irui'ty. hut he would uud< r tit.' eir
euiii:d ane?-?! r'eoititneud a pardon.
I ' tldef i hese ei t'cumsl ailces (!ov, Ih'V
ward said that then- was nothing;
lor liim to i)o hut to sii^n the jiardou.
Resignation Accepted.
(!ov. I ley ward has writ ten a 1 iter
to < ? 11<mer I'. li. Ivizer, who is now
acting' sheriff of ! )cir('itOvi(rr <?? ? n??I y,
vice M. M. Iamehnu->c, removed, ac
ce piiny liis n" i'r'inl ion, lnil request inj;
him to Jiold on until list' counlit y ?11 ? 11 * -
tC.il inn coiil,| Ivc heard from.. Thev
It a \ v l?"(>n writ ten and a died to ice
onihieud *t successor.
Sumo Wish vo Return.
A parly of about 10 inuui.ii ant*
who lind Im'I'ji assigned lo work in a
1'iillon mill. Iiciii.' dissatistied with
i?u i I I v ni/.iit, ( ? iiiiuissioui.'V
Watson luitl ninny of t!i?'-? ? ? placed on
I'aiiiis in different port ion':- < > t I lie
State. Several >!' the n '\v romecr
don 't iik- Anviiea and :ir ? (..??ta
in'.; that tli -\ 11 :i \ i - noi found 11 ? > ? ? v
a< liu'\ ?.* \ peet ed. ('"iu:ni:- i?>nc;
Watson docs 11 o ( want a>.v 'o )?<!
I ha' tney I.a \ .? heen Kidnapped and
i:.? l':is olfered (o pro\ id I 'M' I;.t?
|Msa'.!?' li.it l\ lioiuc on t in1 \\ 11 iiv. tmi
o I any I It a i waul to v;t..
Coal Famine v.rev.s Worse.
I irooiivi 1K*. Spi-cia1. t'nttou mill.
\vi: I;i:i a radius ol .>:) mile- of iJif-n
v d I e a i ? ? M 11 i c I a 111 ? i u i ^ t o i t t a I. ami
<?n.' had to shut now n a da\ ol ' u
I av.o lor wain of fuel. Many ? ? f tin
Inrtvci plants .,tv >iil| luiuiu^ from
hand lo month. th'onuh tuc Sou; het a
Wailwax is ru hi'1,' >kiI in from tli
Wi'i on special trains. flu com
pany |o? oiuoi iv is ait -.ill suiTerin^
I mm the i.-ccnl slriKe arid it w ill h.
several we.-ks hefoic tli, >iluati<nt n
oni'.niv relieved.
Immigrants; in Andcrnon. j
Anderson. Special. Anderson'.?
hare of the immigrants arrived Mmi
dfly afternoon. I here ate (M in the
pai In. which i> composed mostly <>l
Hungarians and Anstrinns.XThey arc
a healthy and j:ood-natnred looking
crowd. Places had h.>:n arranged t"?>i
them in tho mills ns (he party i* com
posed mostly f?f expert mill opera
l iv. ! and they will vol. fi: soo;i
as they ean f*et settled in tlieir homes.
y oil in r* Whit* Man Diis is Columbia
Lockup.
('olnmhia, Special.?Oeonje Tim
tnons, a yonnvr unmarried white car
|>enter, died ol' alchoholism in the po
lice lockup*. Wednesday afternoou irn*
mediately after beinf? brought in
from tho Seaboard freight station
where he waa found helpleaaly drunk
on the platform. Timmons was well
connected in the city.
I io 11iivj Or t)iii
Hi? Brother Iu Law Emptied Thrre?
Leads of tihot Into Him, Wounding
lLm Bftvercly.
Lnpenstcr, Special. Mi. John A.
Bridge, u pronj.ir.ent farmer of the
i (<-;iL)i Splines peetioil o! lliis cotu:l>,
*hot Mr. Kd^ar S. .M< I)mv of this
place t hrcc times wit 11 a t'liot i'juu on
'i.? :->(i el4 of Heath Springs 'i'Jiui
! .1 \ iil I If o'clock. 'Ill'- two Jit'n UK)
11 i'oi liei: in-law :ui<f|jh;i"l hlooil had
Di??u brevwn^ between them for some
!
I Jr. M?lJovv to<?k tho train fpr
! I. ..: JI : {>; 11 J-.-s a ii'I ihe shooting \va*
i Im for ? the* l:\tin !<? ft the <lcj>ol.
i'lii shootin/jf commenced its ;-uo)i a>?
ihe two jiitii h;?w each other. Ale
!)>w did no >li<?<?Ii???* hiil it is Ki?1 ho
had h i't *loI on hi.; pei>iOu. Hiid^cs
liK. d a double banded breucli-lond
iiiK .shot ;nn, the ??hel(s ?>. ii.-jr loaded
with No. i shot. One load of shot
1 o<.K effect ii! the left aim just be
low Iht"shoulder bl'ido, I he second in
I lie riyht jWeuim and the third in
I lie leg- above tin* knees.
The wounds are > ?? j ioiih and it )s
tjinii^hl the h i I arm and vijjrhi hand
of Dr. Mellow may have to he tyripti
luted.
Dr. \Y. S. M ? /ore <ti' Heath Springs
i > in cluirjjfe of Dr. JfcDow and will
carry Infjn to the Hoek Hill hospital
for treatment.
Immigrant*} Open Up Early.
Columbia, S. Special.--One of
Commissioner Watson's immigrants
from the Wittekind in in the" Colum
bil Hospital with a Imllet hole in hi*
abdomen an a losult of be in# Acci
/flentaliy fihot by a fellow immigrant,
both of iinpronounceiihle nana': , at
the Commereial Hotel Thursdny.
I'<n I".nately the bullet only entered
the ahdomenal cavity and alter a
-lirlit operation was extricaicd. 'I he
physicians say the man will lie otil in
a few days. The victim of ihe acci
dent was standing in J'nyit of his
fiiend, who was loading a revolver.'
IJoth were badly fi illumed.
Hearing on Recent Wreck.
'?'lie Itiulroad Cornjnisson Friday
(oi>l M.iiie testimony into tho causes
of (lie head-on collision on the South
ern near \\ it in shorn about, a month
auo which resulted in the dea'h of
f< iir men. No new facts weiv brought,
out, the .statements made be in# prati
lieaily I lie same as those published in
Ihe Stale Ihe dav following tiie ae
c'nle! t. Mr. 11. 10. lioliek, the opera
l??r who dnl not #ivc (in* eu?rineei' On.
(h< irej^ht oriler No. ')!, appeared
:? ? ni slaivd (hat the order was lost.
This was the direct eau'.e. of tho
wivek. The c*?nimi-???? :?ni will make a
lejiort on this to ihe ?/eucral assem
blv as reunited M* ]:;w.
Another Bank for Colnnibiu,
< ojumhia, Special.-- The Columbia
Tru ?( company, at a in/; of its
I??i;ii? 1 of directors <I*m'i<!<*?I (hat after
?JiiMisuv I. it would engage in
the savings bank business. The trust
11jiany sonic lime ago bought a de
sirable lot on Main .sheet adjoining
Tin' Stale building, and it is proposed
to ? i?m*t a habtlsome hank building on
tlii.^ lot tor thcSv-conduot of the sav
ings bank and trust business. The
Columbia.Trust Company has been in
business tor some time. It has
t-'i".iitKi capital si..?|k and has acciun
ulateil a considerable surplus.
Fire at Springfield Destroys Nino
Stores.
Columbia, Special.-?V'ire nf Spring
field, Orangeburg county, S. C., de
stroyed nine stores, composing ail en
tire block. Anions the merchants
who are heavy lowers are li. l>. Fnl
nter. A. 0. Fu liner and \V. L. 1'osey.
Wants Telegraph Office.
The town of Kershaw wishes an
up town telegraph office. Thursday
Messrs. I'. I). Illakcuey of ("aniden
and /?. V. l>nvidson of the Stevens
Lumber Company appeared before
the railroad commission and stated
that the ot'tiec n<?w used in Ker.sb.aw
v. as the same one which did the rail
tojid business and that Kershaw was
arge enough t ? > haw bet lei" treat
ment. The i >mmi?s''.,i will \i.-it tlu
? >w ti on Nov. 'JI at;d make a'i inspec
tion of the ba-ino.-. before takis-g any
action.
C.>ii plaint About Telephones.
Kailroad Conuni <l'ioner Cuny'linta1*
oocs to Anderson to confer ^ith the
te!i phone company end a eiti/.en ot
that place, who has raised some inter
rsiing points concerning the law gov
erning connections and changes for
the same when an independent line
is involved. The report may result
in definite orders being issued con
cerniug this comphiini, a nuinbei of
which have been received.
Colored 'Possum Hunter Killed.
Greenville, Special.?Dock Brews
ter, colored, was killed Thursday
night about 11 o'clock, near Slin
psonville. lie, with a white man and
a negro hot. was out 'possum huntim
The dogs iVeed. anil the three set t<
work to cut tlnmu the tree. In fall
ing the tree struck fliwdher and lodg
ed. When the tree slipped from
where it was lodged a huge limb hit
Kremster acryss tl:e head, killing hixa
almost instantly.
Walhaiia. 8. C? Youth Suicides.
1 ? i*| - T
Greenville, i>. CM Special.?A scp*s
ial^rom Wnlhalla says: Thomas
Hall committed suicide Friday after
noon by shooting himself with a pis
tol. Ho wfctr^of a good family and
Hut'20 years off age. IIo leflt a no**
saying ho intended to takeyhU own
life hut save iWjtwisa-'ftfr the rash
act.
AWFUL SUFFEKINU
Front Dreadful I'cIhi From Wound ??
> ui?t Hvilmn All Itliu |)u?n-MI<
i?cul<ri? < life by l ulli um.
"Word* canaot bigbiy enough tor
lb* <. uticur* Kentediea I am now *ev
? my two year* ol age. My ?y?triii oad
been til ruu cow 11. My b.ood Was 4*> l>*<1
that blood poiao'ling tir.d u> ID. I lid'l
?everai doctor* attending mr, ao bna.ly 1
went id the (io?|'il?l, where I wad .did
up for two month*. My loot and anK>?
*t'rf ?i 111 o?t 0'*) oiid recoguit ton. I)ara
b.ood (lowed out ol wound* >u runity p.ace*
and i Wd? ao iliih?art?ntd tbet I thought
? urtfly my I4?i <luixe wa* a.ow.y ttiiviug
me. A* ttic loot did not nii|irvir you cau
readily tmagmt bow I lull. 1 *aa ?ini|>.y
diagiMied f.iid tired of nfe. I *tood (bia
|>ain, which *<:* dieadtij!, lor ats month*,
and during tin* lime 1 vtaa not ab e to
wear u ? boe and not gcle to work. >innv
one ?poke to me aoout I ut (?urn.- I be cou*
?equencoa w?ie t bought a Mft oi tire ( u
ticuia Kenied.ra ot one ol my friend*, who
waa a druggi*;, and .be ?i<. 1a* tbat I f?vt
alte. the aecond 4|ip.U'ftl:?ti 1* t>eynud <!*
Bcril'tiou; it afrined a miraeie, tor the t u
ticuia Ivemet'i -a took 1 Hci iminedinie y.
1 washed If to 1 with tn? t uticiira i?oap
before 9p|.?yuig 1 lie Ointment, #mi I look
tae Ib'Holwnt at the m.iioo time. After
two weeka' treatment my toot waa hewed
comp eteiy. fVop.e who Had aeeo my toot
during my illnedx and wh? have aern tfl
aiuee I he cure (an bald v belie * then
own eye*. Kobert Sctioenhauer, Newburgh
N Aua. .'I !!*?* "
The Pennsylvania Kailroad Com
pnjiy Iiuh decided to increase tli
wti^ea ot alt of it? employe**.
Mr?. Wfruilow'sKoothing Byrup (or Children
tc.<'thirig,Moftoimtheguma,rcducesititlnmrnu
tVn.QltaysFftlQ,CUro&wllid<olic,25c t* bottle
I'imlinsr he was suspected of mur
ileriiix Mrs. William (Jarrett, i* wid
ow, John Hawkins committed suicide
at Ahington.
If You Head This
It will l>o to learn that tho loading modi*
cal writers and teachers of all the several
school?) of practice recommend, in tho
strongest terms (XMslhlo, each and every
Ingredient entering into tho composition
of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for tho euro of weak stomach, dyspe|>sia,
catarrh of atornach, "liver complaint,"
torpid liver, or hillousnoss, chronic bowel
affections, and all catarrhul diseases of
whatever region, namo or nature. It is
also a spee.itk remedy for all auch chronic,
or long standing cases of catarrhal affec
tions and their resultants, as bronchial,
throat and lung diseaso (except consump
tion) accompanied with severe coughs. It
Is not so good for acute colds and coughs,
but for lingering, or chronic ca^es ft is
es|>ecially e Ilk actons in producing per
fect, cures, It contains JU(tck Cherry liurlc,
Golden Seal root, Hloowroot, Stone root.
Mandrako root, aud Queen's root?all of
which are highly praised as remedies for
all the above mentUupd affections by such
eminent medical writ*^ and teachers as
Prof, bartholow, of Alefferson Mea. Col
lege: I'rof. Hanv/n the Univ. of Pa.;
Prof. Finloy-fifHogwood, M. D., of Ben
nett Med. vpllege, Chicago; Prof. John
King, M. If. of Cincinnati ; Prof. John
M. Scudder/[M. D., of Cincinnati; Prof.
Edwin filftlBM). M. D., of Iiahneuianu
Med. C/0ncwot Chicago, and 8cor?-s of
otheMi^eartally eminent iu their several
sclu^jItrifl practice.
j'hc! "Ciofden
A glance at published formula will
show that "Golden M*>dieal Discovery"
contains no |>oisonons. harmful or habit
foriningdruKS and no alcohol?chemically
pure, trlple-relinod glycerlno being use<l
instead. Glycerlno is entirely unobjec
tionable and biviides Is a most useful agent
in the cure of all stomach as well a? bron
chial, throat an?l lung affections. There
is the highest medical authority for its
use In all such cases. The"Discovery "Is
a concentrated glyceric extract of native,
medicinal roots and is safe and reliable.
A IxKiklet. of extracts from eminent,
medical authorities, endorsing its ingre
dients mailed free on request. Address
Dr. It. V. Pierce, lUiffulo, N. Y.
And, ol' course, everything goes
dend wronyf with tho undertaker.
FROM GIRLHOOD TO WOMANHOOD
Mothers Should Watch the Development of Their Daughters
Interesting Experiences of Misses Borman and Mills.
\MATflDA &0KMAN (
MYRTLE At.'LLS
? ??*>!? uiuvucr iKiwraM;* laiormauon
which is of vital interest to h?r young
laughter.
Too often this is nerer imparted or is
A-ithhelii until seriouiharm ha* result
id to the growing girl through her
ignorance of nature's mysteries and
?vouderrul laws and penalties.
Girla' over-sensitiveness and modesty
ttUtn puzzle their mother* and bafile
>hysiciuns. aa they so often withhold
heir confidence from their mothers
md conceal the symptoms which ought
to be told to their physician at this
iritical period.
When a girl's thoughts become slug
<i?h, with headache, dizziness or a dis
position to sleep, pains lj? back or lower
limbs, eyes dim. desire for solitude;
when she is a' mystery to herself and
friends, her mother should couie to her
lid, and remember that Lydia ?. I'ink
'laui's Vegetable Compound will at
ihjs time prepare the system for the
:omiug change, and start this trying
jcriyd in a young girl's life without
pain or irregularities.
H\iiulrcds of letters from young girls
*nd from mothers, expressing tneir
gratitude for what Lydia K. IMnkham's
Vegetable Compound has accomplished
for them, have been received \>y the
ijydia E. PinUliam Medicine Co., at
Lynn, Mais.
Mf.?>s Mills has written the two fol
lowing letters to Mrs. t'iukharn, which
.vill be reod with interest:
Dear Mrs. rinkhain:? / fklrst Lettsr.)
' Imn but (ItUxm yes roof age. am depressed,
lave dixsy spells, ehJllx. hea/lache and back
a^-be, and a* I have heanl that yon can
be) ?iul advic* to giils in my condition, I au?
writing you."?Myrtle Mill*. Oquawka, 111.
Dear Mrs. Finkhara:? (3??>ud Lotter.)
" U la with (bo foaling of u.iu?>?t gratitudo
that I writj> to you to tell you what your
valuabla medietas has dona for ma IV hen i
wrote you lit regard to my condition I bad
consulted aawai doctors. but they failed to
understand my caae and I did aot receive
any benefit frooi thcii* treatment. I followed
yoijr advioe, and took Lydia E. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound and am now healthy
and well, and ail the distressing symptoms
whiofa I bad at that time haveduaiipearod.' --
Myrtle Milk. Oquawka, III.
Miss Matilda Hortn&a wiit?? Mrs.
Piukham tun follows:
Dear Mrs, PiuUhatn:?
" Before taking Lydia K. Pinkhjttn'i Vege
table (impound my periods war* irregu
lar and painful, and I always had mx'b
dreadful headaches.
'* But sine** taking the Compound my head
ache* have entirely left me, my periods are
regular, and I am getting strong and well. I
ara tsluaw all my air! friend* whnt Lvdia K.
Plnkhaut s Vegetable Compound has uon* (<<r
ma."?Matilda Bortuan, Farmiagton, Iowa.
If you know of any young girl
is sick and needs motherly advice. Af?l<
her to address Mrs, Pinkhain at Lynn,
Mass., and tcil her every detail of her
symptoms. end to keep nothing back.
.She will receive adviee absolutely free,
from a source that has no rival in the
experience of woman's ills,and it will, if
followed, put her on the right road to a
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Ijydia K. IMnkham's Vegetable Corn
pound hold* the record for the greatest
uuniber of cures of female ills of any
medicine thut the world has ever
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lydia E.riahhaui s Vegetable Compound Makes Sick Women Well.
As a rule, it isn't the best looking
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*fO<? Kfw>rl. MIOfl.
The reader* of thia paper will bo nloosed1.?
earn that there 1? at least on? dreaded dis
ease that science has been able to oureln all
ilsfitasjes, andthatts Catarrh. Hall'a Catarrh
Cure Is i ho only \ osltlve euro now known to
l ho medical fraternity. ( atarrh bcinu a con
stitutional disease, roijuiroB a constitutional
treatment. Hull's CutarrhCurota taken Inter
naily.aotiiur directly upon the blood andmu
coussunaces of the ay?tern,thereby destroy
ing the foundation ol <h? disease, and ^ivini?
the patient strength by bulMlnt< up the con
stitution and assisting nature In dointt its
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dred Dollar; lor any eai?ethat It falls to euro.
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If afflicted
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Thompson's EyeWater
Some jx'oplc seem to think that
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Harland.
The celebrated uuthoreM, so highly e?
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"Iwtt'g Daughters; or. Common Scnt.e t >i
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Unci* Allen.
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The Dark Side jf
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