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Mm SOPHIA WITLESEN HEAJ.ttf V<KKY POOR? ?? RESTORED DY PE-RU-NA. - Catarrh Tv/cnty-fiva Years? Hat) a Bad Cough M in* Hppltia Kittlc*en, Ivvaitoldi), III., wi ili-s ; "I buv-e liri-ii f j-diilil * I >v.(li rnlarili for no,ul> t wu'4> Ih o n't-) -Ii.im' tricl MNiny cvi i ?? < f<>r >t. lint olAuiiivl very little Ui.: ?' I Itm inv l.i'.ihi i skIvmc'I >?"! to f r> 1*01 MIDI. * ' I d.'l. " M> la tilt h very |?< ?.r*r at t !?c? tlmo I t j? l< ???;< I'iMiiiiii. ?.\ly tin oat won . vny ><!<? mixl f lijfl it Imd cohkIi, " /Vi'ii mi Inn rn ivtl mo 'I'hc chrtmlv O'lla ri/> I ii until' ami hi yhrulth Invert/ mm h (Ui fifiiUrtl. "I recommend iViuna In /ill my fiic:><I? A\l"> lire triiiililo) iih I wr,w," fKRUN \ TABLC.Ti: Muiho i.eOjilc l ie fir tiiM.ts, rutlwr t|i i? mi'ilii tin- in a llutl form". | *f?; ) I" ' :m olilitid iVnuni t ;i I ? lc ut, J) c <-? t > t t he mi.' Ix'inal ingie tli?ntx <>f I '.en ii, i I l.i'-h tulile'l oi'jimIh one nvt-nip" (In*" < f I'cruiin. ? Man-n-lln tho Ideal Laxative. ?A*-U your hiii^v'si for a Frt'C IV rtnm Al iiKUiiu- l< i I !H)f). l'l'iuua h s-oM by yi'iir local dt'tig ? I Suy a bu(tl? today. GASSMOURFUR ii>> limit rr T."-i< > ? ii uc. rr > ?7iT ITafl ff tniy f Uf ?iitf In it. i y ( i ..iir nrw (ilun lo tlliihc ex p tCRRt HIGE L FUR CO.,C0F,RT, PA. O *KS'.Mr D /\[)VEMTIPEMENT8 4<;r. vr>? \v i\ti:d fiiu (jooi> hook VI AM l.U. A i i I* N I 'H to wll our N?'iv l'ooi< , ** lluiiir I ,??? < jr. or K<>? ill Kv ad to 1md!>Ii Mil Ilr>l ?'oliiliiN-Ont) t "i n .1. f II i:fi?tSNv??N A- < <? .i'tinrloUr.N.O, < r n i i i'ii i:t k v a UNO it r rioN I, I Kl' KHm I'll > A V'lsTi ijin ilR 1 HI ?l '? i nk I.;, II all III t I ; I . A Co., I u pi. Il-l, NiliMirntolU. Minn. Tin' t'trl who Iht I i in** nmk i i; r ?' > 1 1 u ? ! i ;i l( i ? iin'l |iulali) salad in h!i :i.l <?! ?'iisl |?'s in Spain will do bot t? i l'.v. cut n>n in a ft or \car>(. flick*' ( 'itpiuliix' C'nfi'H Wdnirn'ii Monthly I'iiuih, Mai kuclie, N t'l voiiniiemi, ? ml H?la<iu. In*. It'* la<|ui?l KttVctH nnm? i! ia t <?)>". IVeacnlicil 1 1\* [iltyttirinn* wit li li?"Ht result*. 10c.. 25c , nnd 5t>o.. ut <lruc ?tor?i. Fcrt Paragraphs., \\'h< 11 will i* li k 1 1 1 > biw bnn isliod. hllliiHll. A *!i>vr *k friendship is boiler tlmn 1 1 1 rt liali'.-- Wi'lsli. ri:i :.m i :i ? woltKK KYHKY PAY, A I >an^?>r(>iiN Case ?>f Kidury Trm^tdo nnd llmv It Was tlictkt'd, M i h I,wv Qih Im-oH, Mechanic St., Ho?? Valli-y, 1{ | , i??ya: "ISight !tg() i roilirucir I'll ufviTo kidney t rouble ami my back lifjoiii to ncho con tinually. Rvory tiny It oi'onu'd worte. Tlie least pressure on my buck tortured me. and 1 could not stoop without a bad twinge. The kidney ?eor? tlrtna pussed Irregularly with ?pain, and I bloated badly. My hend ? arid h pot w tlltled before my pvi's Oi'.c doct or Hiild I waa Incurable. However, 1 found prompt relief when I started lining Doun'u Kidney IMlla, nnd the troubled 1 hayo related grad ually dlsappvurvd. " t*nbt by all dealers. f>0c. a bo*. f<wter ilbtiln Ch., Hufffllb, N. Y. Home people jrivo you a {food : a ei.sbnl'c, ami oihoru for yet to'ndd ::.e Lan?l. Ho. 4fi-'09. ? -N W. I.. l??>uulo* niAkott unit ?*1U nxlrft 1 Kn-ii'* hii.I H3.no aluies 1 1% it ii mi y ollii-r iiirtikiifai'l urer tn thr world, l?e < uiii? thi'V liolil their nhH|>?i, fit liettor, nn<l Mnar longer 1I11111 uuy other mnke. hoot ?t A!! Prices for Ever* Member of the tmily. Moi. Bfcys, wowen. Mine?<t Children \C l, DoiiiIm 1 1 00 ?ti4 $9 00 Qtlt Kd<? 8ho?> cannot b? it IS)' price W L Don|lM $1 B0 end (V CO lion *:? th? till In thi world Kail Color I' yrtet a I'wil t.VrliiafiYli/. %3~ I'.iWr > n Sit li?i I lut \V. I. 1)<>IIU\< n.iiiif. AJi'l pr-.c* i* jliMi-.i'f'l oa twttoin, SuM .?t?ry? b-?r* s||,v>? from (n.-tury to Alif i ?kit of 14, .'U<* ir?<\ W. I. mtJOU*. iSJ Spirk St.. {Irockten. M??. ? ? ? - + ? in- - ? Dropsy 1 H*movtt ?U twtUInf In I tow d4Ti ; effactt * permanent curt in jo to todiyi. TrUlUMtmCBt rirtn fref . Nothing otn b? (aim ?JWUHPS S&t WW ? WHIPnPi N OF RETORrsMNG CONFIDENCE SAff MPSi'Tf^ouTV HPOTty cjf voroHt cartoon by Davouport, in tho N?w York Muil, > a ? T'tTJ *i'TTr . Vr i T? ? ? j H ? ? \mmm wave felt. in country's industries. Railroads Plan Gigantic Iraprovements Cosllny Millions of Dollars? National Prosperity Association, Having No More Work to Do, Disbands, Tl.e certain return (if prosperity i? eloquently indicated In items lit ^l?e nevjs of Jhf* 1VIS^ weyU? . ' ? Vron.i all oyer (lie country have romo reports of the reopening of factories after (oil months of relation. Whirring machinery (ells ot tlie employment of thousands of men and women who have had notli* " ' "Jin? t (V'dn. ' " ? ' ? _ Whda only a short while ago mills were, running on lmlf time,* to-day they are rushed with woyjt and are giving employment to all vrhtt npptj-.- ? 1 ' ? , ? ,f 1 lai I iiindfi (? re feeling (he AtmldJn-l!kc touch of. prosperity ?nd ar tf ** pl:ir.ntin? to expend millions of dollar* upon Improvements. There has )?< ea a lorsenlug t p of the iiKir.cy mark'Tno that funds to carry on tho H '.gant It* pri.jects contemplated aro to bo had readily. , i ;ioi)dt:iils h villi in globing reports of conditions In nil tlio m.ir.itfae; u. Ing rent res. In (he Northwest, tho .South, 'tho EasP? - t-veeyw hei e (here are signs of better time?. One positive evidence of tho improvement in conditions is Riven In f!i<* tlt<">>aml::ient of. the .National Prosperity Association, 'of St. Louis, its i'h'ur.'nun, I\. ('. Simmons, explained (hat now that prosperity 1$ Mi fitly i blunting, there is no more work for the organization to do. ' 'I News of -i Week That Shows fividence of Belter limes Wan'.. iii " ? Reports rc r.^iv 'il liy t n ? 1 1 . .':i:itlon:il Brother I'.oo I t j r Ot. ratiye Pou.us during the Vf'-vk inftt'-at'v! a general opening up <?>* wfii'fe p.crvwi! th in t'jat industry. The foic3 til the ilivcrside Pottery at! Wheeling, W, V;?., has been greatly Increased, and t.ie firm is getting or ders in a etra.dy stream. Tho Dresden Pottery la working at full force. The- Klondike Pottery will havo no ylack time this winter, its j employes having ail they ran do. Tho Sebring Pottery, at Keeling. O., has ha 1 the busiest N'over.i jer If. has I known in ypars. If fl expected that tho American China Company, of To i c 11 1 o , will operate sceadlly t> the y^ar'a end. The Union Rurfr.lo Cotton Mill?, of V'nJon. ,S, C., which In said to operate more loom* thsn any o her 1 37: 1 11 j corporation In tho South, received aiich a ruah of orders that it will be obliged 10 run rill of hs three im mense plants t?) th-ir fullest capacity. This nets going 17.000 snlndlcs rtid 800 loomr, which were ldis during I tho g'.imt.cr, ? The mills employ 2 0 0 0 j men and women. The Kalea & Jenks Vachlno Com- j pany. of Pawtucket. P. I., employing 4 00 handa, hsgan working on a fifty- j flve-honr-s-w e*k sehedn'.s. The fac- | lory ha'l been r.iar.ing on half time. The Huston & B.irnham Machine Company, of Pawtucket, R. I., started I its factory on fall time, after running 1 ?>n short time during the simmer. It ? employ* 100 ruen. Lumbermen of Tiflon, Ca , report! tlmt ell 1 1: 3 mills aro booked with **n<?ugh ordgr* to keep them going full tilt for ihiieo moochs. Some are declining ordera until March 1. Tho Amarirnr. Tobacco Coiuprtoy Agreed to take Eeventy-tiva t;~r cqnt. of thfi 10,000,900 pounds of tobacco ?if tht n.jrU.y Loaf To^tv.-'o Scclaty. 'J'?? 1 Involves 8 1 Vjca.o.io A II f ;? a ahutdown of b'.x nioWlm th? Illinois Si<M CoiV'-^ny rnnpsned four 'of Iti p'.antu at South Ch!en?ro. TOO men l)5iag put to wo?;?. Several ?.d d I tlor 1* I f.iri'.sc:?. requiring 500 men. wjll h* blown a? onr->. Prominent rM'road ro*n, Inchid'ng Donald- Itfld, cf th* Jtcek Island, and R. ('. Converse, of th a Bf.'.dwin Locomotive Works, r. r. d tho United i States Steel Corporation frart.-^d the | organization cf a J2.0ft0.000 corpora- j tlon to manufacture fteol. Mos' of the bond" have b?-n subscribed. The works will be !ov.-.'*,l p?ar C.ary.lnd. Contracts w e r > awarded by t ho 1 CrcjFeent Stc-el and Wire Comr arv to construct a n?w plant at N'ev Cor- 1 nerstow n, Ohio. lii\ iiit ion of Croat Importance to Ironclad* L.xliibited in Cjerniany. I CharloUenhur?, Cfrmany.-?- At a! huetlng of the League of Ci?ri,un . Naval Architects. Dr. Anschuetz kaetnpfe, of Kiel, exhibited a compass without a magnetic needle, which has just been Invented. It is In the form of a gyroscope, which, when suspend ed in a certain way, always ndjuatu itself parallel to the earth's axis. < Tho invention Is regarded ns of great importance to iroaclndp, where the compass ncedlo is frequently de fl?Cte<J by the adjacent metal. " The l.nhor World. - ?^oti Xuuad n jo M37v.s\. uj ?3n?Apo nu jo; puviuep v opwm qmh pjeuioT pua 9.ii)udd.iv"> (pusiXuraf) B3SU?mc| The new liability bill of N?w land provides that every worker v/ho 1 is a party to a itr|k? aball b* llftbU ! to a $r?0 flno, 9y a r?f#r?ndum voto tho Pott?r ] Artlata' Artociation of A nit ilea ha* J decided to aftlllat^ with the ATOtrlcan ! cTlj? United States Steel Corpora tion decided to erect a <3,000,000 plant at Monessen, Pa., In tho Mo uon^ahela Valley. The SchoKii Steal Company, of Pittsburg, announced that it wuulu take on ,".00 inOre men and spend ?1,? 500.000 In Improvements. ? The Natlonul Tube Works, of Mc Koeaport, Fa., placed Its plant on full time. The West in shoufee Electric Company put all its departments on full time. The Republic Iron and Steel Com pany, of Pittsburg, ordered every one of its furnaces run to full capacity. Every spindle in the cotton mills of Mldham and New London - counties, Conn,, has boon started up* and the mills are rushrd \vltfry.Mrd?r*i $ f i: Tha American Woolen Company's mills at Moosun. Conn., are prepar ing to run full time, after a bad pe riod in which les3 than half timo lVair worked. Tho Michigan Lake Superior Power Company, of Chicago, which suspend cd ^because cf tho financial conditions, started te-reorganlae, and it expect ed to resume within a few weeks. : Mills or the International Piper Company, at Berlin, N. Hj Idle to* three . mouth#, reopened with a re duced force. '?'1. of Seattle,' Wash;*, representative of E. H. Harriman, In the Paclfc Northwest, has been called to New York. Financiers and con tractors say that railroad construc t!on woix on a scale heretofore un known Is about tc* be inaugurated In1 the Pacific Northwest. The North Coast. T'nicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul and Harriman system are the thro* fftctor.T ln<thf> spending of mill ions fr,r a dominant position in Pu Pound and Northwest Coast, nifirisls of the Lackawanna Rail rr-al annt.r need1-, that improvement! ro?::?g Jsri.ftoo.fKf? wii! tie 'bdgun soon. Plan* have h?en drawn for the extension of the road to Chicago. The pifctrir.cMlon of the suburban lines is ccrveraplated. Generally, tha eMpment of eurren* ey. gold find silver to financial Insti tutions in rural districts begins to de cline In November, in accord with the slackening of trado and the receipt of money from abroad on grain and cot ton expQrtatlons. But confidential re ports ct the St. Louis ree9rve. agents srow that the shipments to all cen tres In the South and West are al most as larg.? as last month. To the crowing trade and Invigorating In dustry is attributed the activity. Conditions In thewhole South show rcn arkable improvement/ * Dan-Jug Masters Solve ProKrm ?*? - of Clingsoine Drapery. Pari?. ? Women are row w^riring pkirts fo tight that old-fashioned rlancrs are. Impossible, r-.nd It became Imperative Kvb dflvlW TAeans to ihe'et the crisis. If the present styles re sulted In stopping dancing thoy would deprive Ihe dancing masters of a live lihood. - _ , l Thpy mot, resolved and forthwith decreed that waltxes, polkas and all other daccea.be danced with shorter stops until fashion gives women freer use of their lower limbs. . j 7 ? :? , ? Tl?t World of Sport. ' rW; Yale has thirty-five candidates for positions In the hockey te^m, I W. K. Vanderbllt heads the list ot winning ownera. on. the. French turf with a total of Arthur Curtlee Jfttnes has-" teen ' named to luooeid Corneltns Vander ; but. as commodore of the New York ; VacM Club. * , r There Is going to he a hitter fight lo restore raring at Hot Springs, Art. The busine?s mtu there have com bined la favor of the sport, and .the/ v ?*??>? hog#** be ?uy?*rtrurtn tl?ir :T,n" ' - r . ? h Covers the Old Dominion. The Timaa-Dispatch. ot Richmond, is well nigbt indespensable (o #U. Virginians wlip di'fire to keep them-'. Helves posted concerning tpe "fcsfy-' (Killings of both the Stat* and /lis nation, With every feeiliity tor, Slithering 1 1*44 MOWS wjnle it is fresh, and thru serving it in A die eHMiiitutiug luaumr, The Tirntfi i> is . piiiob keeps Its reudtua in touch with I lie new* of the iV?y in a manner that is uuHuipaShfi], Hcfides giving the news, tbiK ?|?jpydi'l tlnily has an ably conducted editorial department ?to which jt? rodders look for fair and im partial comment* ou the issues of4 (tiu <luy. It (contains also much inatr fer of iutoieid to each mejnber of Ihc household. , lis circulation, whits covering the entire State, i? also na tional in Kcop<v The subscription price of the TiincH>l)iapatcb is re markably low tyhei>> the character of (iio paper Ha ta^eh into consideration. The corning season will be crowded j with incident* to make just stieh aj ?'fn?l^" almost a household necessity in every well-ordered and intelligent fnruily. Thdse defciring to Vfcep port ed ean do no better than subscribe Tor and read tUie'gtaat' jodrnal'. living In Hqpoa. "I notice that 8usie is going with the big, blond German," "Y?e; they seem be very fond of each other.'' "Are they engaged t" ;v "She doesn't know, bnt she hopes iliey are. You ace, she can npt under stand him very well, but so as not lo tako chances she answers 'Yes' 10 every question he asks," meter' yilOHNUIS UliAI TUT. Tkttbmss has <ion? w?nd?r? for suffer en from ?osaiBa, totwr, ground Uoh, #rr lufaut noro h<ml, oh a pa, chats* and otVor form* ot skta dUea-iec. Ia agyravat ?d of ?os?ai? !'-? curwi bar* b$?u ipar 'Telous "?n3"l1>o?u:i'l4 of i>mptir5stn*-ttB i>raU?s. 60o. at drugyUU or by mail from . T- Bvvr^siaa, A., Savannah, On. pert Paragraphs. | Kindness and courtesy need elbow i'oqih, and* are smothered to death in ? I'ldWli, The man. who makes a great, deal of his failures doesn't mako much of a success. ?' floo Renhrrt, *100. The readers of this paper will 1m pleased to learn that there is at leant one dreaded dis taie ihiir science htta been utile to c rtre in nil it* singes, and t hut lsCatnrrb. llall'sCatarrh fc'urrH* thr "tilv pomt^M* now known to the medical fratertiity. Catarrh being a con ttitulionul discinie, requires a constitutional Ueatinent. 1 1 all's Catarrh Cure I* taken inter nally, acting directly upon the Mood sndmu cons surface* of the sv?< em. thereby destroy ing the foundation of the di*e??e, and giving the patient strength by building up the con stitution and assisting nature in dome its work. Th* proprietors have so mueh taith in its curative powers that they offer Ons Hundred Dollsrsdor any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. ChknUYA CO., Toledo, O. Hold bv OrufeiMtH, TCxr. Take Hall's l'amily Pills for constipation. Words of Wisdom. Women don't . hnvc lo Rwear to. show liow mad tliey arc. Thuro ore other ways. , A new. broom sweeps clean, but, , alas, it stays a new broom such a little while. Industry is the parent to succcss, and the success belongs to tho Wan who wons I he industry. Most women are fond of men, but so many of them are so particular as to what men. It is extremely trying to be obliged to associate with people who always and invariably would rather not. The elopks in some households suf fer ?o much , f torn fojnges] ion' of tho faco that it seems impossible for any members of the household ever to bo tin\e, A V '? When a woman says, "And that's all thero is about it," let no man bo t<leoeiv?4 in thinking that an end has been toado to^nc h talking. l^ch m?^er ihit?ke*-s^e -bti? ceaust jjaby Jn^ the world,. and? as a mailer of faet, nofto is cheap. Tho Irce of resentment ore only to*, apt Jo.be tfce ;precan|prg,,p? ;|>o aches' bi repentance. There may bo some way of falling in love and escaping dire results, but if so, the average man has never found it put* tr s , ;.:u! ' It is generally best to keep on good tovms with yourself, even if yo*? iia\e to fall out with people you don't" like' to do it. r LIVING ADVEHTIBKMKNT. Glow of llcoltl|,S pen kip For Postum. It requires no scientific training to discover whether coffee disagree! o** not. Simply stop It for a time and u?e 'Poptum ift placo of it, thai nota the beneficial effects. Tho truth will tp pear. "Six years ago I was In a very bad condition^' -writes a Ten a; lady, "I buffered from indigestion, nervous ness and Insomnia. x "I was, then Vp Inveterate coffee drinker, T6u t It was long before I could be persuaded that was coffee that hurt me. Finally 1 decided to leave It off a few days and find out the truths 1 "a V \ * . * i "Tho first morning I left off coffee .l. had a raging headache, so I decided I must have somothlng to take the Place of coffee." (The headache was caused by tho reaction of the coffee drug ? caffeine). i > ? "Having btjaw of PrfatrfA'tb^rfgn a friend who used It, I bought a pack age and tried It. I did not like It At Qrst, hut fit tar ( learned how to make It rlghtt according to directions on pkg.. I would not change back to cof fee for anything . 4 . , , j," Is ? "When I began to use Postum I weighed ontyrHribs. J*pw Ijwelgh 170; tiniT *i' t f>a*6 ndt * t'akcii sny tonic In that time I can only attribute my reeo#rV'6T good health to tbe use of Postum fa place of coffee. **tif husband says 1 am a living ad vertisement (or Poatusu*! em glad \VkJtk the m*Msqrf>f Indfceiig my many ' idMdg to 4i H Pbstum; too." Name given by Po?tum Co.. Battle Creek, Mlcb. Head . "The Road to Weliviiie," tn pip, J "Tbere'a t Rea eon." Krer read (he above tetter? A new one appears from ttxnc to time. Thcjr ere fr nutoe, t*0e fcftd ftttl of ten. men Interest, ;V<M . - HAD BAO ITCHING HUMOR. ?i Aw? 6 aiitfw ou(tf?r.. i ?8o?e two month# ago I had a humor break out on1 toy liaaba below my tappet They (Ami to look Ilka raw teafataak, all rod, and no cna know* bow they itrkH ?ud burned. They wei*e bo aw'ollen that 1 could not g?t my ahoei on for * wetk or tfttro. I tiaad ftv# or *.x diff?r?nt rrrgrdi ,? and got no help, only when Allying tbein the burning wa* worae and the itching lea*. For two or Ihrea wteka the Buffering Waa intenao and during that time I did not eleep an hour at a tiiut. Then oue morn ing I triad a bit of Cuticgra. Frjiu 'He iucAuei.it H touihei me tb'e itching waa gone and f bar* not f^it a bit of it tigfe. The awelling went down and in two dayp I bad my ahoea cn and ,waa about a* uaual, George B. Farley, 50 houth 8tat? 8t.. Cvtt' cord, N. H., May 14, 1971," Tho squirrel (daughter of ituaaia amounts to 2.0,00(1,000 a- year. AN?I?OT* I on ?ttlN |>l*l?4?lCf That's What irn rm.u la; m l it if more. It U uu absolute cure tor acxeran, tatter, ringworm, eryalyoUi and a'l other Uc$|ug aaooua dUaajoe, In aggrav^tad da*>? ?l* affiUitioqia It* oufos h'lto been phe noimen?l. It gtve* iaatant relief %t)d effeeta permanent oUr?a W<v At druggUta or by mall from J. T. Buurraiaa, Dept. A, fin ?aim all, Qa. */ Corruption wins not more than honesty. ? Shakespeare. < ? lllcka' < aputiluc (urea Iteadnch*' Whether from cold*, beat, atomach or nervous trouble. No Accetanilid or dau geroaa drug*. It'* liquid and aots Imme diately. Trial bottle 10ci. Itegulur slMS i&c. and 60c., at all drugglata. A*, hpndful of might is bettor than a eackful of right. ? German, To Drlv* Out Malaria and Uulld Uf the Sy*tein Take tke Old Htaudard Uiiovk'h Tast? ijiim Cutu, Tukio. Yo.i know what you are taking. The formula i? plainly printed on every bottle, allowing it i? simply Qui nine Ann Iron In a tnstoloeA form, ouuthe moat effectual form. For growv people and children, 50c. Experience purchased by suffering teaches wisdom.- ? Latin. I tcb cured iri .'*> minute* by Woolford'a Sanitary Lotion Never fails; At druggist*. Rut for the .mistakes mode by great men, liiutoiy would he awfully unin tcrosting. Mra.Winelow's Soothing Syrup for Children toothing, scifte.ua iheguma, reduces intlamni ?' tiou.ulluyu iMin.cinca wind coin:, 25c u bottle JCnvy sets the stronger seal on de seFtr? -IBr'fpiy oiTPTm: This woman says that sick i women should not fail to try Lydla K. Piukham's Vegetable Compound as she did. Mrs. A. Gregory, of 2.355 Lawrence 3t., Denver, Col., writes to Mrs. j Pinkliam : "I was practically an invalid for six jrcars, on account of female troubles. I ( underwent un operation by tlio I ioctor'a advice, but in a few months I j was. worse than before. A friend nd- j rised Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable j Compound and it restored me to perfect : health, bucU as I havo not enjovod in ' many years, ? Any woman buffering an j 1 did with backache, bearing-down pains, and periodic pains, should not fail I to uso Eyaia E. PinUham'a Yegotablo j Compound," FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty voars Lydia E. Pink- | ham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, lias beon the j standard remedy for female ills, and has positively curcd thousand, of women who havo been troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bear- i \ng-down feeling, Uatulcncy, indiges tion, dizziness or nervous prostration. Why don't you try -it ? Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women to crrite her for advice, She has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass, ?e? i ? i wim. . i ? Tg- . i__ Oldest American Author. Prof. William Matthews, who lias just passed his ninetieth birthday an? niversary, and who is. still engaged ii; literary work, oomcs very near to bo. i?g the oldest living American author. That distinction belongs to Hon. John Bigelow, who was 90 Inst November. Next comes Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, who was 89 in May. Other American authors whose minds are still bright and active in' old age are Dr. S. 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