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I BRIEF TELEGRAMS
The tobacco trust Is said to have de
Jsigns on the cigar business
Commodore William Ji Harris XJ
IS N retired died at Boston
J Z Leiter has sailed for Egypt
where he will spend the winter
Congressman Neville of the Sixth
Nebraska is dying of lung trouble
The corn doctors league desires to
be added to the army roll on full ra
tions
At Goldboro N C former Governor
Curtis H Brogden is dead at the age
of 85
Andrew Carnegie has promised
At Hutchinson Kan Rev Dietrich
Gaeddert who has been a leader cvf
the Mennonites of Reno and Harvey
counties for the past twenty six years
died
mm N CONGRESS
Senate Will Probably Dispose of Army
EeorganizationBill Early This Week
APPROPRIATION BILLS WILL FOLLOW
River and Harbor Bill Will Be Debated
Farther in the House bat It is
Forecasted That It Will Fats by
ive Majority
WASHINGTON Jan 14 The army
reorganization bill will continue to
engage the attention of the senate at
least during the first days of the
week The opinion is quite generally
expressed among senators that the
bill will be acted upon by the middle
of the week and even the critics of
the measure join in this prediction
Manv nhasea of tho nnestion involved
200000 for a new library building at j in the army bill remain to be
Seattle Wash
The supreme court of South Dakota
has held the law making vaccination
compulsory valid
Carter H Harrison likes the job of
mayor of Chicago He announces his
desire for a third term
The senate confirmed the nomination
of Frederick Ritman of Ohio to be au
ditor of the war department
Henry C Payne gives it out that
he will not enter the cabinet as only
the attorney general will resign
The receipts from customs duties in
Sweden during the year 1900 were
15000000 a decrease of 700000
Miss Helen Gould is said to have
gone into tne mining business in part
nership with M Mankuss of Colorado
Andrew D White the United States
ambassador to Germany has been
elected a member of the Berlin Acad
emy of Science
At Cody Wyo John a
wealthy ranchman was killed and his
companion named Toby Corss fatally
injured In a runaway
Nord Swanson Kiron la have
purchased a large ranch in Oklahoma
and will engage heavily in the stock
business in that country
J T Avery of Forrest 111 for fif
teen years a conductor on the Wabash
railroad fell over in his chair at Chi
cago and after a few gasps died
John H Cassens a prominent farm
er feeder and shipper at Battle Creek
la reports fewer cattle on feed for
the midwinter and spring months than
usual
Captain Edmund Shaw -died at his
home near Ely Mo and the same aft
ernoon his wife died Captain Shaw
was 94 and his wife 87 years of age
Their death was due to old age
Andrew Kiozolsky the oldest citi
zen of Washington county and the
only one having the distinction of hay
ing lived in three centuries died at
bis home near Dubois Pa aged 103
President Feltner of the New York
tax department has anonunced that
the tax rate for 1901 willbe higher by
20 points than it was last year For
the present year the budget will be
7000000 greater than it was for
1900
The London Times through its St
Petersburg correspondent confirms the
reports regarding trouble among the
students of the University of St Pe
tersburg of Kieff At Kieff 450 were
expelled They will be sent into the
army as private soldiers
A large colony has been formed at
St Joseph Mo to locate in the new
-country in the Indian Territory soon
jto be thrown open to settlement The
leader of the colony is John Bender
a well known resident The colony
will remain as close together in the
Kiowa country as possible and much
of the work will be done on the co
operative plan j
Hen Stephen M Hoiles a retired
banker and once one of the wealthiest
men in Bond county came to a dra
smatic end in the old Hoiles home in
Greenville 111 At the beginning of
the new century he shot himself with
a revolver it is said in the reception
hall in sight of his daughter Adele
whom he had just escorted home from
a New Years gathering He had been
drinking heavily for several years
iand had recently taken the cure and
severed his conenction with the state
bank of Hoiles Son of which he was
vice president
The number of smallpox cases in
Kansas City Mo exceeds 100 a ma
jority of the sufferers being white
The builders trial trip of the battle
ship Illinois will take place February
15 off Cape Henry All of the armor
plate except that for the turrets is on
the ship
On account of the prevalence of
smallpox the St Joseph Mo Board or
Health has ordered a general vaccina
tion
W B Gilreath of Grand River la
Teports Fat cattle are very plentiful
and1 hogs will be light for the next
sixty days
The South Dakota supreme court de
fcided that a Board of Education has
power to exclude from school a pupil
iwho has not been vaccinated
i Present hog prices are the highest
since the middle of last October with
the top 65 cents higher than a year
ago and 140 higher than two years
ago
Lawrence Y Sherman -will be
speaker of the Illinois legislature
without prejudice to any senatorial
candidate
John C Sims secretary of the Penn
sylvania Railroad company died In
Philadelphia He had been ill for sev
eral months
John T Williams of Philadelphia
editor of the Keystone a jewelry
trade paper committed suicide in New
York
The new editor of the London Daily
News is Rudolph C Lehmann the fa
mous university rowing coach who
came to America a few years ago es
pecially to coach the Harvard crew
Harlan Turner who recently moved
from Mt Sterling Ky and purchased
ered and the general understanding
is that there will be not a little dis
cussion before the bill can be dis
posed of The spech of Senator Piatt
of Connecticut last Friday in defense
of the bill on general principles will
call for replies and there are also
special features which will require
more or less attention Among these
are Senator Daniels amendment con
cerning the appointment of volun
teers to offices in the regular army
the question of the disposition of offi
cers who have held staff positions and
the provision for the enlistment of
Filipinos in the American army The
disposal of all these questions un
doubtedly will fill the first two or
three days of the week
Senator Allison intends to call up
the legislative executive and judicial
appropriation bills when the army
bill is acted uoon but whether this
are on the calendar is a question
which has not yet been absolutely de
termined The present indications
are however that the appropriation
bills will be considered in advance
of any other measures whenever they
are before the senate
When there are no appropriation
bills to be taken up the ship subsidy
bill will be discussed There are still
numerous speeches to be made upon
this measure and already there is talk
of night sessions for its consideration
when it is taken up
There is little in the legislative bill
lowed by the District of Columbia I
appropriation bill and the latter in
turn by the postoffice appropriation
bill if there is any remaining time
GENERAL GRANT HOPEFUL
American Commander Believes His Dis
trict Fairly Pacified
MANILA Jan 14 General Grant
who is endeavoring to quell the latest
insurrection in his district and who
is possibly commanding his scouts at
the eastern end reported today that
he had encountered a number of
bands south of mountain all
of whom retreated up the hills He
says that 100 of the enemy who were
well intrenched made considerable re
sistance but were ultimately driven j
from their positions Four bodies of
In the opinion of General Grant
his district is now fairly pacified
Ncvr IJids for Axmv Blankets
WASHINGTON Jan 14 Bids
were recently opened by the army offi
cers of the quartermasters depart
ment in Philadelphia Boston Chi
cago and San Francisco for 50000
blankets for the army The lowest
bid received was that of George Camp
bell of Philadelphia who formerly
liplrl v clmilnr rnntrat fho rrnir
a farm near Butler Mo for 30000 ernment and whose business was re
cently placed in the hands of a re-
ceiver It is alleged that one of the
causes of his failure in business was
the rejection by the government of
blankets delivered under a former
contract
BOERS CUT THE WIRES
A Rallying Fight That Was Maintained
for Six Hoars
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PRETORIA Jan 14 Last night
the Boers cut the wires between Irene
and Olifantsfontein stations Early
this morning 800 Boers under Com
mandant Beyer invested Kaalfontein
station A hot rifle fire and shell fire
with two field pieces and a Maxim
was maintained for six hours An
armored train and reinforcements
were sent from Pretoria but before
they had arlrved upon the scene the
garrison had driven off the Boers
who retired unmolested with a trans
port train half a mile long
The Boers blew up tne line be3ond
Kaalfontein compelling the mail
rain to return here It is suposed
their object was to obtain supplies a
great quantity of which is stored at
Kaalfontein The British had no cas
ualties
LONDON Jan 14 The War office
has received the following dispatch
from Lord Kitchener
PRETORIA Jan 14 About 1400
Boers crossed the line attacking both
Zuurfontein and Kaalfontein stations
but were driven off They are being
pursued by a cavalry brigade
Lord Kitchener reports also several
skirmishers at different points with
trifling British losses and adds
Three agents of the peace commis
sioners were taken as prisoners to
Dewets laager near Lindley on Jan
uary 10 One who was a British sub
ject was flogged and tien shot The
other two burghers were flogged by
Dewets orders
CANT COMPETE WITH AMERICA
Small Methods to Circumvent Transatlan
tic Competitors
WASHINGTON Jan 14 In com
pliance with special instructions from
and other anrDonriation bills to tne State department Consul General
low it shall occupy the exclusive at- Mason at Berlin has submitted a re
tention or tne senate so long as they I port setting forth the restrictions
placed upon the publication of adver
tisements for certain American prod
ucts by trade journals in Germany
The movement states the consul
general dates back to 1S96 when the
growing competition of American bi
cycles began to alarm the German
makers to a considerable extent It
was at first attempted to secure an
advance in the rate of duty on Amer
ican wheels but failing in this the
association of German manufacturers
adopted the plan of boycotting so far
as possible advertisements of
to arouse discussion but there is a I lean wheels and bicycle parts in the
possibility that senators hostile to the trade papers of the country These
subsidy bill may use ithe appropria
tion bill for the purpose of delay
Next Saturday will be devoted to
eulogies in memory- of the late Sena
tor Gear
A program of miscellaneous matter
will occupy the attention of the house
during the coming week The river
and harbor bill which consume one
and possibly two days Although the
bill was criticised severely during
the debate last -week it is in no dan
ger of failure Most of the attacks
came from members who were disap
pointed in what the bill grants to
their localities and the actual oppo
nents of the measure will be over
whelmed when the final vote is
reached The District of Columbia
committee which under the rules
would be entitled to a hearing to
morrow will demand a day later in
the week if it gives way to the river
and harbor bill After the latter bill
is disposed of the bill to revise and
codify the postal laws will be taken up
under a special order It will be fol
trade journals were given to under
stand that they were to choose be-
tween the patronage of German bi
cycle makers and their foreign com
petitors especially those of America
Under this pressure most if not all
of the German bicycle publications
refused to accept American advertise
ments and still maintain their
striction
HE SPEAKS FOR CLEVELAND
re-
Rasseur Talks of location of G A K En
campment
WASHINGTON Jan 14 General
Lee Rasseur commander-in-chief oi
the G A R and other members of
the Grand Army pension committee
arrived here today to confer with the
invalid pension committee of the
house relative to the bill establishing
a pension court of appeals Discuss
ing the question of the meeting place
of the next national encampment Gen
eral Rasseur said
As a member of the executive com
mitte I do not desire to express an
opinion as to how I will vote at the
meeting of the executive committee in
St Louis January 21 The situation
will probably be changed by that time
Cleveland however has not yet had a
national encampment of the Grand
Army and that has been the point
uppermost in my mind I think all
sections should have a chance There
is a large number of members living
in the vicinity of Cleveland and who
would not have an opportunity to at
tend a national encampment unless it
were held in their section of the coun
try I believe in looking out for the
poorer members of the order
Chinn Goes to Germany
PEKIN Jan 14 Prince Chun
insurgents were found The I brother of the emperor paid visit
can casualties were a sergeant and to the German legation today wnere
one private of Troop A Philippine I ne nad a satisfactory interview with
cavalry wounded
the German minister Dr Mumm von
Schwartzenstein His appointment
as Chinese envoy to Germany to make
with the exception of the locality apologies for the murder of Baron von
south f Rnllnn mountain nrt thp Ketteler has been approved It is
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province of Pampanga is ready for
civil government It is expected
Pampanga will be the first province
in which civil government will be ap
plied
Lieutenant Frank D Baldwin yes
terday destroyed an insurgent arsenal
in the Patung district seizing a quan
tity of arms and ammunition to
gether with a printing press and other
material
Joint Note Signed
PEKIN Jan 14 The joint note of
the powers has finally been signed by
the Chinese peace commissioners
Prince Ching signed yesterday and Li
Hung Chang who is better signed to
day It is understood that the mal
ady from which Li Hung Chang is
suffering is Brights disease He was
feeling worse yesterday and there
fore postponed the affixing of his sig
nature but Prince Ching was hopeful
thab he would be able to sign today
which proved to be the case
probable that Prince Su will accom
pany him
Su rcests Modification
SHANGHAI Jan 14 Liu Kun Yi
viceroy of Nankin has formulated
modifications of the peace conditions
including a reduction of the indemnity
a reduction of the strength of the for
eign troops in China and the pre
servation of the right to import arms
and ammunition There are indica
tions of a growing belief among the
Chinese that one or two of the powers
will support these modifications
Cannot Get Together
TOPEKA Kas Jan 14 The fusion
members of the legislature are having
difficulty in getting together en a
candidate for senator The democrats
support David Overmeyer and the
populists have L P King and Jerry
Simpson to choose between
At one time the fusionists had prac
tically agreed to support Overmeyer
MR NEVILLE IS NOT SO WELL
Nebraska Congressman Suffers Two Hem
orrhages
WASHINGTON Jan 14 Congress
man Neville of Nebraska is again in
a critical condition Today he suffered
two hemorrhages one this morning
and another in the afternoon each
causing a considerable loss of blood
This left the patient in a very weak
state but because of his remarkable
vitality he in a measure has recovered
from the immediate effects of the at
tack and tonight is again reported to
be resting easily
ffiPPOMllTBILL
Eepre3entative Evans of Lancaster Intro
duces the First Measure
WHAT IS PROVIDED BY THE BILL
Cuts Senate From 30 Members to S3 and
House of Representatives From 73 to
C7 The Increase That Douglas County
Gets by the Measure
LINCOLN Neb Jan 12 The first
reapportionment bill to be introduced
made its appearance in the house It
redistricts and reapportions the state
senatorial and representative districts
Its author is J E Evans of Lincoln
county a member of the house com
mittee on apportionment His bill
divides the state into twenty eight
senatorial districts instead of thirty
senatorial and sixty seven representa
tive districts as at present
Mr Evans claims chat his bill is
the result of long and careful study
and has not been framed with parti
san intent but with the wish to re
district the state in such manner as
would be fairest to an sections His
bill givea Douglas county alone four
senators and thirteen representatives
beside giving a float senator to Doug
las and Saunders Sarpy is taken from
Saunders and put into a senatorial
district with Cass county
Following is the context of the bill
House roll No 6 by J E Evans
of Lincoln county To redistrlct the
state and the representative and sen
atorial districts
1 Richardson and Nemaha counties one
senator
2 Pawnee Gage and Saline two sena
tors
3 Johnson and Otoe one senator
4 Cass and Sarpy one senator
5 Douglas four senators
6 Douglas and Saunders one senator
7 Washington Burt and Thurston one
senator
S Dakota Dixon and Cedar one sena
tor
t Cuming Wayne and Pierce one sena
tor
10 Stanton Madison and Antelope one
11 Boone Nance and Merrick one sena
senator
tor
12 Platte and Polk one senator
13 Dodge and Colfax one senator
14 Butler and Seward one senator
15 Lancaster two senators
16 York and Fillmore one senator
17 Jefferson and Thayer one senator
18 Nuckolls Webster and Franklin
one senator
19 Adams and Clay one senator
20 Kearney and Buffalo one senator
21 Hamilton and Hall one senator
22 Howard Sherman Greeley Valley
Wheeler Garfield Loud and Blaine one
senator
23 Knox Boyd Holt and Rock onei
senator
24 Brown Key a Paha Cherry Sioux
Sheridan Dawes and Box Butte one
senator
25 Lincoln Logan Thomas Hooker
Grant McPherson Keith Perkins Deuel
Cheyenne Kimball Banner and
Bluffs one senator
2G Custer and Dawson one senator
27 Harlan Phelps Frontier and Gosper
one senator
28 Furnas Red Willow Hitchcock
Chase Hayes and Dundv one senator
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS
1 Richardson one representative
2 Nemaha one representative
3 Richardson and Nemaha one repre
sentative
4 Pawnee one representative
5 Johnson one representative
6 Otoe two representatives
7 Cass two representatives
8 Sarpy one representative
9 Douglas thirteen representatives
10 Washington one representative
11 Burt one representative
12 Cuming one representative
13 Washington Burt and Cuming one
representative
14 Dakota and Thurston one repre
sentative
15 Thurston and Wayne one represen
tative
16 Wayne and Stanton one representa
tive
17 Dixon one representative
IS Cedar one representative
19 Cedar and Pierce one representa
tive
20 Knox one representative
21 Knox and Boyd one representative
22 Antelope one representative
23 Madison one representative
24 Platte one representative
25 Madison and Platte one representa
tive
26 Colfax one representative
27 Dodge two representatives
28 Saunders two representatives
29 Lancaster six representatives
30 Gage three representatives
31 Jefferson one representative
32 Saline one representative
33 Saline and Jeuerson one representa
tive
31 Seward one representative
35 Butler one representative
36 Butler and Seward one representa
tive
37 Polk one representative
38 York one representative
39 Fillmore one representative
40 York and Fillmore one
live
41 Thayer one representative
42 Nuckolls one representative
43 Clay one representative
44 Thayer Nuckolls and Clay one rep
resentative
45 Webster one representative
46 Adams two representatives
47 Hall one representative
48 Hamilton one representative
49 Hamilton and Hall one representa
tive
50 Merrick Nance and Boone three
representatives
51 Howard one representative
52 Garfield Wheeler and Greeley one
representative
53 Sherman and Valley one represen
tative
54 Holt one representative
55 Holt Rock Brown Loup Blaine
and Thomas one representative
56 Keya Paha Cherry Hooker and
Grant one representative
57 Sheridan and Dawes one
SGntfl tiVG
5S Box Butte Sioux Scotts Bluff and
Banner one representative
59 Deuel Keith Cheyenne and Kim
ball one representative
60 Lincoln one representative
61 Custer one representative
62 Custer Logan and McPherson one
representative
63 Buffalo two representatives
G4 Kearney one representative
65 Franklin one representative
66 Harlan one representative
67 Phelps one representative
6S Furnas one representative
69 Dawson one representative
70 Dawson Gosper and Furnas one
representative
71Frontler and Hayes one representa
tive
79TPd Willow one representative
73 Hitchcock Dundy Chase and Per
kins one representative
Dates for Nebraska Races
HASTINGS Neb Jan 12 There
was an exceptionally large crowd in
attendance at the meeting of the Ne
braska Racing circuit held here
Horsemen from various parts of the
btate were present and took much in
terest in all matters discussed The
circuit is composed of thirteen Ne
braska towns and the dates have been
fixed as follows iremont July 31
August 1 2 Hastings August 7 8 9
Fairbury August 14 15 16 Hubbell
August 21 22 23 David City August
28 29 30 Seward September 4 5 6
Lincoln September 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 Auburn September 18 19 20
WILSON SIDES WITH THE COW
bill He said the measure was intend
ed to protect the farmer and the pub
lic at large and should become a law-
Speaking of the consumption of butter
BOER FORCES ARE ACTIVE
Attack the rritlsh Alone the Line of
Lorenro Marqnez Railroad
LONDON Jan 11 General Kitch
ener sends news of a serious simulta
neous attack on the night of January
7 by the republicans on the British
positions between points sixty miles
apart along the line of the Pretoria
Lourenzo Marquez railway The
losses on both sides were heavy Ac
cording to reports the Boers were
beaten off after prolonged fighting
Following is the text of the dis
patch from General Kitchener
PRETORIA Wednesday Jan 9
On the night of January 7 the Boers
made simultaneous attacks upon all of
our posts at Belfast Wonderfontein
Nooitgedacht and Wildfontein In
tense fog prevailed and taking advan
tage of the cover it afforded the
Boers were able to creep up close to
our position A heavy fire continued
until 340 a m when the Boers were
driven off One officer was killed and
three were wounded while twenty men
were killed and fifty nine -wounded
The loss of the Boers was heavy twenty-four
dead being countel
A convoy taking supplies to Gor
dons brigade north of Krugersdorp
was attacked by Beyers commando
yesterday Tuesday The Boers were
driven off leaving eleven dead on the
field Our casualties were four slight
ly wounded
Irrigation in Nebraska
WASHINGTON Jan 11 Congress
man Sutherland is taking a
great interest in the subject of
irrigation these days and lately
he has been on the still hunt
for a bearing before the irrigation
committee of the house of which Rep
resentative Tongue of Oregon is chair
man Sutherland has a bill pending
appropriating 25000 for irrigation
purposes to be spent in Nebraska and
he desires his bill reported out of
committee I believe my efforts to
get a hearing on the irrigation prob
lem will be successful he said and
that a bill will be reported which will
be of incalculable benefit to the arid
sections of our country
Pat is Well Advertised
OMAHA Jan 9 Over 5000 de
scriptions of Pat Crowe and his sup
posed pals with the 50000 reward
offered for arrest and conviction of
kidnapers are being mailed to chiefs
of police all over the country from
cities the size of New York down to
the place where the chief comes in
at night to get his mail after plow
ing corning or putting ice all day
Neville Slightly Better
WASHINGTON Jan 9 Congress
man Neville was reported a trifle bet
ter this afternoon although there is
still the gravest fears that he can
not recover Speaker Henderson
said that he had sent his secretary
to ascertain the congressmans con
dition and from reports received had
doubts as to the recovery of the rep
resentative from the Sixth Nebraska
district
After Big Ends rinent Fond
CLEVELAND O Jan 11 At the
meeting of the board of trustees of
the Chautauqua assembly tonight the
old officers were re elected and reports
on the last years work were submitted
It was decided to make an effort to
raise a quarter of a million dollars
the endowment fund started by Miss
Helen Gould with a gift of 2olo00 It
was also voted to erect a memorial
at the assembly grounds to the late
Lewis Miller one of the founders
Increase in Moral Force
WASHINGTON Jan 11 The house
committe on naval affairs today prac
tically completed the naval appropri
ation bill but it will not be in shape
to make public until tomorrow or Sat
urday The question of the increase
of the navy which usually entails the
largest contest was easily settled this
year by the acceptance of the recom
mendation of the secretary of the navy
for two battleships and two cruisers
Another Nebraska Judge
WASHINGTON Jan 11 Senator
Thurston today favorably reported
from the committee on judiciary his
bill providing for additional district
judges in the -districts of Minnesota
and Nebraska with an amendment
providing that the senior circuit judge
of the Eighth -circuit or resident cir
cuit judge within that district shall
make all necessary orders for the di
vision of business and assignment of
cases for trial in either of said dis
tricts The report states that there
are strong reasons for the appoint
ment of additional district judges in
Minnesota and Nebraska
Consumption IesorIns Fatality
Deaths from consumption in
Ho Addresses Senate Committee In Sap- jgiphfa are estimated to be one third
port of the Oleomargarine Bill jegs thaQ they were fiftten years ago
WASHINGTON Jan 11 Secretary The health authorities say the
Wilson made an argument before the pr0vement Is due to their
senate committee on agriculture today U01g tattie against the disease
in support 1 1 tne urout oleomargarine
Briefest Biography
The shortest biography In the new
nncrrPKsional directory is that of
and of oleomargarine Mr Wilson said Representative Allen Langdon Mc-
that the amount of butter disposed of Dermott of Jersey City N J It takes
annually is about eighteen pounds per up only three and a half line
capita and of oleomargarine something
over one pound and he said in re
sponse to Judge Springer that he con
sidered this dangerous competition He
was of opinion that there was danger
THE DUTY OF MOTHERS
2 ZThZJXZZ What suffering frequently results
in from a mothers ignorance or more
time the use of improved methods
would result in driving renovated but- frequently from a mothers neglect to
ter out of existence The secretary properly instruct her daughter I
said he did not accept the opinion Traditioil says woman must
that the regulation of oleomargarine
fer and young women are so taught
business would injure the beef cattle
business and said that farmers will There is a little truth and a great deal
find it profitable to keep and fatten of exaggeration in this If a young
their own beeves Incidentally he ex
pressed the opinion that farmers of
the south would get far more in the
way of returns by raising cattle and
crops necessary to that end than they
would out of the sale of a few thou
sand barrels of cottonseed oil to the
oleomargarine makers
He said that more than half the
substance used in Washington for but
ter is oleomargarine and that to make
certain of getting the real article he
had butter for his own table shipped
direct from a creamery in Iowa
woman suffers severely she needs
treatment and her mother should see
that she gets it
Many mothers hesitate to take their
daughters to a plvysician for examina
tion but no mother need hesitate to
write freely about her daughter or
herself to Mrs Pinkham and secure
the most efficient advice without
charge Mrs Pinkhams address is
Lynn Mass
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Mrs August Pfalzgraf of South
Byron Wis mother of the young lady
whose portrait we here publish wrote
Mrs Pinkham in January 1899 saying
her daughter had suffered for two
years with irregular menstruation
had headache all the time and pain in
her side feet swell and was generally
miserable Mrs Pinkham promptly
replied with advice and under date of
March 1899 the mother writes again
that Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound cured her daughter of all
pains and irregularity
Nothing in the world equals Mrs
Pinkhams great medicine for regu
lating womans peculiar monthly
troubles
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Grippe and Consumption Quick sure results
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