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IjSIX LETTERS
«i Mew England Women
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— Lydia E. Pinkham y s‘Vegetable Com*
pound Does Restore the Health of Aiiing Women.
^ hro # u P h th f Change of Life and suffered
twT J l “ tla .? f< iT w'^ks). and could get nothing to
f E. Pink ham’s Vegetable Compound
(ta\Hdfc>m) on Tuesday, and the following Saturday morning the hem-
gaining* 1 ukea tiiem regularly ever.since and am steadily
‘‘j 5r rt>tnly . i D * ■ th * t e ^ e Ty Vf who »* troubled as I was should giro
- and they wl11 ^ reliet"—Mrs.
CrBOBRK vUBT 9 802 rKth Street, South Uoaton, Mass, w
Letter from Mr». Julie King, Phoenix, R.L
SiT** 1 ,vo T ked stesdy in the milt from the time I w*s 12 years
old until 1 had Ixen oamed a year, and 1 think that caused my hj^i teel-
■°" ness T 511 near my left hip that went around to my
- n*®** ■**« sometimes I would hare to lie in bed for two or three days. I
was not able to do my housework. 1
“ Lydia E. Pinkham s \ egetable Compouuo has helped me wcnderfull v in
e T # ? r - W ? y ' 01517 my letu ‘ r iur thc *T«»d of others. I am only too
J **® *®P® •oytning within my power to recomiaead your medic’ne.”—Mrs.
VLU. Kate, Box 2S2, Phoenix. K.L
Letter from Mrs. Eltk Donovan,WHlimantic, Conn.
W illimantie, Conn.—“ For flee years I suffered untold agony from fema'e
troubles causing backache, irregularities dizziness, and nervous prostra
tion. it was impossible for me to walk up stairs without stonning on the
way. I was sll run down in every wsj. \
I tried three doctors and each told me something diffcient. I received
no benefit from any of them but seemed to suffer more. The last doctor
mldi\ was no use f<M , me to take anything as nothing would restore me to
hefclto RMiii, So I began taking 1 Lrdia E, Pickhatn’s Vegetable Compound
%> aee what it would do, and by taking seven bottles of the Compound and
treatment you advised, I am restored to my natural healtlu —Mrs.
Etta Dobotax, 762 Main Street, Willimaotk, Conn.
Letter from Mrs. Winfield Dana, Augusta, Me.
MRS. WALTER GOODMAS
. -—- ^LydiaE. Pink ham’s Vegetsbie Compound has cured tha
baqkaehe, headache, and the bad pain I had in my right side, and I am
perfectly welL”—Mrs. Wntrutnn Dana, RF.D. No. 2, Augusu, Me. ^
Letter from Mrs, J. A. Thompson, Newport, VL
Newport Vt—“ I thank you for the great benefit Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable. Uimpound has done me. I took eight bottles and it did wonders
for me. as I was a nervous wreck when I began taking it. I shall always
speak a good word for it to my friends.”—Mrs. Jons A. Thoupsos, Box 3.
Newport Center, Vermont.
Utter from Mis* Grace Dodds, Bethlehem, N.H.
Bethlehem. N.H.—By working very hard, sweeping carpets, washing,
ironing, lifting heavy baskets of clothes, etc., I got all run down. I was
aick in bed every month.
*• This last Spring my mother got Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
pound xor me, and already I (eel like another (firl. I am regular and do
not have the pains that I did, and do not have to go to bed. I will tell all
ay friends what the Compound is doing for me.”—Miss Gkacix B. Dodds.
Box 133, Bethlehem, N.H.
For 80 jean Lydia E. Pinkham*s Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy for fe-
aiale ills. No one sick with woman's ailments
does JosUee to herself who will not try this fa-
■mmm medicine, made from roots and herbs, It
has restored so many suffering women to health.
■MtoWrite toLYDIl E. PI 5 K HIM MEDICI YE CO.
(COXFIDE.MIAL) LY.XN, XAML, for advice.
Tour letter will be opened, read and answered
rorumr Coiietoa lady Expiree at
Fairbarn. fia.
Pairburn, Ga.. Sept. 17.-«wSpM(sl:
Fairbu/n friends were dee^y grtev-
ed and shocked when the s "*MWs of
the death of Mrs. Goodman spread
over the village on b Wednesday
morr-lng. She wav '& sufferer for
many weeks yet hope' frfr he* re
covery was entertained for her re-
rvery until the last. She bort
her suffering without complaint, pa
tient in eicknes^r.s In health. The
Reaper came onletly and carried her
to her heavenly home. She was a
true Christian, a lovir^s mother and
devoted, wife. To those who
knew her best her life was an In
spiration^ Her death is a loss irre
parable. ‘ The writer of this little
notice knew her in her Savannah
home when she wre a hride. Then
life was all a dream of happitfess.
When some years later we \ met
she was a terrier, loving mother.
-She hrri met bravely* the responsl-
biHM-s cf life and had made a host
of friends in Fairhurn. who willing- |
ly and tenderly nursed her during
her 'est sickness end It Is with ».
ssd heart we bid her farewell; yet j
wo know the colder- gate stands
"Jar and an.vels will guide and gur* I
l 1P r over.
To the heart broken husband we
offer s*ncere«t sympathy. May
God wim reigns in th* heaven of
heaven, civ- him consolation in this;
hour of r-^ed •
Fairborn. ft r .. '^eptemher *9 —
Special.—The funeral of Mrs. Walter
Goodman, whose unexnected death
occurred here Wednesday, was held
Thursday afternoon^n the nresenee
of a l-.-en Catherine- of relatives and
friends at the paviHor* in Fairhurn
cemetery. Befnm her marriage Mrs.
Ooe-tman _was Miss Kr.*herlne Hill,
of Augusta. She is survived bv Vr
husband. Walter Goodman, of Fatr-
hnru. two children, a hop and girl
Eugene, aged 4. and I^»nna, '.ved 2
rears; also hy her sisters,' Mrs J.
D. Risher, Mrs. W J. Taylor. Mr*.
C C Adams, of Walterhoro, S. C.,
and Mrs. C. C. Mims, of-Rru r -'wick.
and by her brothers. T. M. Mill, cf
Pirmingham, Air.; E R Hill, of
Aiunt**a, j, q Hill of Norfolk,
Va. Mrs. 0. C. Mims will ’ake h®r
little orphaned nephew and n|eoe
with her to her home in Brunswick,
and f'e bereaved father will also
mr.ke his future heme in Brunswick. 1
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by m woman and
M open
held in
strict confidence.
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RronchVilk. Sept 27 — J. W.
•Blerjk and T. M. Patrick of thi«
nlaoe h-»ve started nn alligator
fr-’-m. They d*d not originally In
tend thl«. hut ejrr-umstancer have in
a way. forced the new enternriae
upon them. Tuevd’y they went
f l«hl’'-g on the Fdlrto river »nd
t"!iind e.n p'Meatnr M nert” containing
2B eg«v. They "robbed” the heri
end placing the egg* in the tor* of
their hueevi started home. Th r y
had not d-lven verv far before th-v
heard r. faint barking and loekfue
' , nwn Into the Mjggy they found
two rr three little ’gators wrig
gling about their feet Bv the
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WICHMAN & SON
A WARN!
1874 as at> invisible spirit beings
—* ' . | 1*4. The Millennium wilf begin U
Editor Press n-nd StandaiVl: Will 1914 )
time th*» g*»utlern*n reeehed horn® you allow me space in your columns ’ ... ^ /, rttrut
IR of_the alligator* had hatched " . ' nln „ ^ the dec-d out W Christ
out r-nd^Messre, Black arri Patrick , ^ will *.e ** -td at that IitneL
v-fr® riding with theirifeet upon the reading public from a pamphlet ser*; A*ll the "'unrighteous and
d^vhhoard, the bottom of the buargy out by A. M Haldemcn, D. D pas- wicked dead will be raised and mad
being too crowed for comfort The for 0 f the p irst Baptist church of Perfect and innocer< like Adam
’ioise irede by the little ’gators «e ..hiPh i I before thei fell .
•funded like a PViPPy show. Tliroe' * w York. purpose o i 17. All the unrighteous and
more of the ’»r*ors hav* slnc« to refute Millennial Dawnism, tke> ^ wicked dead will be given a second
hstchei out, and row the family blasphemous religion which teaches chance.
numbers 21. At first Messrs annihilation 0 f Jesus Christ. I 1* T**’ more wicked they have
Black and Patrick were greatly ‘.*„,iennia! Drwnism” Is an exprets been" in this life, the more likely
ccRcerned over the problem of s|or , j ugt if iw i bv a work published In f hey will be through the experience
tr d jns »tri caring for the orphrns. ( volume* entitle.f milienial daan. to accept the Gospel of the second
Both gentlemen are men of fanrtb Tbe or |g| na i publishing center and j chance.
and they understand- the require- headquarfers w?a Allegheny, Penr»-T'hose who accept the sec-
ments of ordinarily heelthy chil- ^y] Tan i a now transferred to onj l chsJice will have everlasting
Brooklyn, N. V: The work Is pub- life.
lished and s*nt forth by the Watch 20. Those who get everlasting
dren, but ’gators would n^t
spend to ordinary mir^strations
re-
* CHARGES IX DOKCHK8BKR.
Three Mansi gen Placed I’Mler Boa
Acruaer May* Pace
In th ir despnrr.tion they h ive Bjble and Traot Roc | et) Four life will susain it by eating food.
made several attempts to captii^c
‘he rngther ’gator, hut so far ‘he
obi woman has eluded them. How
ever. after much experimenting, the
hr-ve found that the little snurians
are particularly ford tf breed’iml
baranro, and that is now their dai
ly diet.
Ravetiel ^Ncw*.
• Written for. Last VV* ki
P.aSept. 22.— Special:
tv*. ' GHniore. of KSdgeland. visif-
i rl ;r*eiii!s !i r n week before !;• t.
\;: $ C.er'ic Rodgers hi-- r*tu-n '
million copies hr've been sold and i Those who do not want to
circulated These together with forever will hate the privii-
five million tracts sei«t out each **8° °f being asphy^ic-ted in the lake
month and the official paper or of fire.
magazine known as the "HerrJd of i Th *’ assurance given to the wick-
Christ’s presence." -have been read a,1( f sinful^ is that “there is no
and studied b\< millions, not only in RU ff er ' n g f° r
vmericn luf tbrouib-ii* thc veto!■;
The books.-are sold at r- nomniy 1
bom;
after ;i visit !o frit nds in V-
•He of Krirnd,
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than nie SOUTH BEND. I have them anti sell
rson an
(••nvneii Rowell, v r* ■
<.' *lf ir air* , .Mr '
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vi.fT). l^st Snulrv with his part*::*
Mr . Mr.-. John Johnson
V i*. f'^irr- ! t-f jf, 1 '
visited her rister in lew.
Mrs Y R RoweM, week befo--* Is*’
Mis-* s Fannie, Olivil. and "T-vra
Ack-r can wer* .th' vursts of Mr>
Prizz'izia, of the (’harlestot* Navy
yasd-last week.
nrioe. There is an edition which
may be had at • wrwty-five c. its.
..lit they wort .old bore, ti re* r
ninety-eight c» t>. Wl-ere :b<- p- r-
ans desiring it has not the Tfior- v
o purchas-. ’ is i: -h i:i’, n. foi-
i .rtcur sis)i.: t . .la*.ti . ■ ni t,. d
hurchev to distrib-
1 i - go ate tru^rs
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■at Yinvi!' I. tiie
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B< ’ov you v i!
"Millennial liawt
i 23. Those who do not care for
Heaven need not lie afraid of he'll
24 The “finally impenitent j.re
-extinguished infect'-.! annihilated
forever.
| To those of you wlio have read
and an de<. ■ . i ,>r ’o fbo -• who
tn;.-y utten.pt to r< r
th* note *>f warn:!
dangerous Lear*
alone. Burn books
1. i* i me f-oimd
g again it 1 in
n ali vtv rally
' d ! mru
fit. George. Sept. 2fi— Perha<pn
the alleged charges of fraud will
not stop with the State Investigation
committee, at least it does aot
seem to be this way in Dorchester
county where the e-ileged fraud in
the first primary was said to be
at the Dorchester Poll In Summer
ville. In the second primary Sept.
10, it is alleged that money end
other frroid was practiced nt the
Beech Hill polllr«g prevlnct. and Jer
ry M.- Maxell of that place, who
.was a candidate-for tokrnshlp com
missioner in that township, and
who was defeated in the second
race, has sworn out a warrant be
fore 8. L. Johnstone, a mr.gietrate
at St. George, charglr* the man*-'
agers of the election with having
-violated the law aod not giving cer
tain ct-'idldatea for the number of
votes they received there«*su. *he
poll and of practicing fraud there.
Al! three of the managers at the,
poll ippei.red this morning, before
MagiKtcate' Johi‘ ? ton nhd * ntcrj»d
under bond for their appearance at
tb-* g a* ral session w hl< h convenes
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>-11-34 . 1.
1. I* d-niib' ;*
the Trinity.
2. L denies that Jesus ri'hri.ri
'•V?a God before his ir*:arna*ion
^ 3. it tear 1» s tbit (’turist wr«* on
ly a creat»d spirit. o , ,
4. In ;h« incarnation he ceased
to be a spirt* and became the sw-
Mr. Mo«/dy Ackermc-n, after i °nd Adam. • f"
very pleasant stay'V. (’ottacevillc Ti A* the second AdaiA he hi«d
with relatives, has returned home only one nature. 4
Messrs Victor Anger and Domcn 1 '* « His r*iture of humanity w:ui
Lincoln of the Navy Yard were vis- annihilated on the cross
itors at the home of H. B. Acker- 7. He did not rise in the body
map Surriay. » . w hieh he died
Tom Reeves, of Cettageville. vi.-it- 8. The body in which he died
ed H. B. Aciterman Tuesday 4 last. may have been disolved in gas. «
—r— * j 9. The body in which he tp-
San** I/eg of Boy. per ’-e/l after death was nothing more
“It.seemed that my 14-year oil than a momer/arily materialized ap-
boy would have to lose his leg. on pearr-nce which.' was finally disoiv-
scccunf of an ugly ulcer, caused ed.
by a* bad bruiae.’’ wrote D. F. How- H J*‘. s Christ <■ not, n. w a
ard, Aquone. N. C. "All remedies man. ^
and doctors treatmer*t failed till we ' 11. The man Chriat Jesus^ no
tried Bucklen’a Arnica Salve, and longer exiata. j
cured him with one box.’’ Cure* 12. Jeaua Christ is now an invia-
burna, boil*, akin eruptiona, piles, ible spirit being.
2Sc. nt Jno. If. Klein’s. ' 13. He came to the world In
V\ ii "n \ < u 1; iv- ■. '•i.sd ■■ .1 < ’ u
wnn* the hi'--* ow.’ielii-* ob*;tln:-bic
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