INTERSTATE FAIR
OrEMXG DAY MONDAY, REPTEM
BEK 7TH.
nductxl Rates Promised on AH Kan
loads Leading to Sioux City Only
Hire Cents Per Milo for Return
Trip High Class Moral Show.
The Interstate Fair at Sioux City,
Iowa, la about to open. The great ex
hibition begins Monday, September 7
Tou should be on hand the first day,
for It will be one of the big days. It
Is Labor day, as you know, and the
management of the fair have bo ar
ranged the program for the week aa
to have some of the most Interesting
features come on Monday. The race
program on that day will be excellent.
The 2:30 pace for a $600 purse comes
oft on that rtny. So does also the 2:24
trot for a purse of $1,000. There wiU
be two running races, a one-half mile
and a five-eighths mile dash, and the
great relay race begins Monday after
noon. There will be some of the fin
est dances In front of the grandstand
ail afternoon. The Scots will dance the
Highland donees to the strains of the
most pirhn ntinir Scottish music, and
It is stated that this will be one of
the muHt absorbing features of the
free shows.
Old Soldiers' nnd Children's Day.
Tuesday will be Qld Soldiers' and
Children's day and no less than 10,000
free tickets have been given away to
children, old soldiers, their wives, and
widows. The Nebraska Old Soldiers'
Drum Corps will play only on this day.
In the afternoon some of the good
races will be pulled off. Such, for
instance, as the 2:25 puce, the 2:2V
, trot and two running races, as well as
the continuation of the Interesting
cowboy relay races. It will be one
of the big days of the week. Every
exhibit will be In place and judging
will begin early Tuesday morning in
all departments.
Derby Day.
. Wednesday will be Derby day the
great society day of the week. The
entries for this event are unusually
large. The 2:13 pace for a purse of
11,000; the 2:17 pace for a $2,00U
purse and the 2:11 trot for a $1,000
purse will be pulled off. while the re
lny rare will be continued. . In fact,
the "classiest" lot of harness horses
that have ever been seen In the mid
dle west will make Derby day one of
the greatest that has ever been seen.
Paddy and Prince, champion fire team
of the world, will try to break the
record now held by them. The award
ing of premiums' will continue all
through Wednesday.
Interstate Day.
Thursday will be Interstate day,
when there will be an opportunity for
Iowans, Nebraskans, South Dakotans
and MInnesotans to meet and shake
nanaB wun eacn oiner at me greai iair
which represents the Interstate terri
tory, In which all are Interested. It
will afford stockmen and farmers an
opportunity to compare the products
of the farms from the four states, in
cluding all sorts of small grains, corn,
grasses, clover, alfalfa, horses, cattle,
swine, sheep, and poultry; In fact, everything-
produced on the farms In
these four great states. Interesting
Sioux City Day.
Friday will be Sioux City day and
the day on which the great stock pa
rade will take place. This feature of
the Interstate Fair has always attract
ed a great deal of attention. The en
tire city of Sioux City invariably turns
out to see this great event. Not only
can the prize winners of the Interstate
Fair be seen on that day, but . prize
winners from the Iowa and Minnesota
state fairs will also parade, as much
of the I looded stock from these fairs
finds Its way Into the show rings of tho
. Interstate Fair. In the afternoon
there will be some important races to
be witnessed from the grandstand.
Traveling Men's Day.
Saturday will be Traveling Men's
day, and a great day it will be. Noth
ing was ever too good for the
"knights of the grip." and the man
agement of the Interstate Fair have
decided to outdo all former attempts
at entertaining the "Jolly men on the
road." At 10 o'clock in the morning
the streets of Sioux City will be ablaze
with flags and banners of all descrip
tions and there will be three of the
finest bands ever seen on the streets
cf this city the gateway to the mid
mdle west. The manufacturers, the
packers, and the big business houses
of the city will be represented in tho
grand pnrade with floats of remark
'uble beauty. All will be decorated In
holiday attire and a general Jubilee
will prevail everywhere. It will be a
sight to behold and one that every
farmer and his family should by all
means see.
Reduced Rates.
(
The most Interesting program out
lined above is not the only attractive
feature for you to take Into considera
tion in deciding whether or not to at
tend the Interstate Fair this year. One
of the very pleasant things in connec
tion with It is the fact that the rail
roads have promised to give reduced
rates on all roads leading to Sioux
City. The faro for the round trip will
only be three cents per mile. Tho
management has worked hard in or
der to secure this reduction.
A Clean Show.
Remember that the Interstate Fair
will be conducted on the same high
moral plane on which the state fairs
have been conducted during recent
years. Not a drop of liquor will be
sold on the grounds and no gambling
of any form will be allowed. The free
shows, as well as those for which ad
missions will bo charge, are of a high
'rtlor and second to none of the sim
llur attractions at the largest fairs In
the country. All exhibits will be on a
large ncale. So far more Interest is
being taken in the state fairs than in
any previous year, and for that reason
tho inamu;oment of the Interstate Fair
feels unusually confident in saying that
the fair at Sioux City will be an out
standing one as compared with pre
vious shows.
Hole! AfcoiniiHxlutlons.
Every hotel in iloux City has been
i.iuking preparations to care for the
mornxjua crowds that are expected
e-trly on Monday. September 7. Some
ft the hotels have even been remod
eled to help care for the people. No
li this all. The management of the
i'.r hue established a bureau of in-
'rrrntiun with ollices In the Y. M. C
A. builoing urid on the fair grounds.
lln.te wiio eunnot be accommodated
:it ti.o hnirl.H Miould call at one of the
;';.'u' i f this bureau and be assigned
i !ph in private families. Every cltl
: ii f .)., ax I'ily bus piomUed to aid
i. (uili.ir l'T the visitors of the Inter
'3fe Xair and (jive them the very best
ki-cciumoUiftluiig they possibly cai
Idle Hloh l.lk Kara.
There are savages sitting to-dny
the porches of the big family hotels of
the country's biggest cities. This Is
one of the charges
that Miss Sonbonls
ba Brecklnr Idge,
denn of women at
at the University of
Chicago, brought
ngulnst the idle rich
In her talk hefore
a woman's club.
"The same spirit,"
she said, "that
f$&XA makes the savage oe
filf Jtcfht deck himself with
s BnKcKKNBiiKiE. paiut ana learners
makes the rich man load his wife nnd
daughter with diamonds and silks and
surround them with superfluous serv
ants. Luxurious leisure Is held to
give prestige. This false Idea is pussed
down to the worklug girls. The mere
contemplation of such a life of idle
ness causes harm. Many girls get to
believe that when they marry they
should cease to do anything but finger
trashy novels and order sorvants.
Marriage is really an institution of
usefulness?, uud its burdeus should be
looked forward to."
Han to Teach Trothl olnesa.
Teach the truth by being absolutely
truthful. Tou have sharp little eyes
In your home, seeing more than you
imagine, and ears that drluk in every
word; minds that think over all that
li done and pass judgment on all; so
b very careful. If you make a prom
ise, however small to your child, keep
It faithfully. In this way does your
child learn to be a man of his word In
after years.' Do not give too many
orders, but when an order is given, be
sure that it is obeyed. Never permit a
child to tense you into anything. If it
can have what It requests, give it at
once, but if it is "No," then stick to it.
But consider it wejl, and do not say,
"no" when it might just as well be
Aa exceedingly pretty summer hat of
white chip, the crown elaborately dec
orated with white dottod net arranged
In box plaits and encircling which Is
a wreath of gorgeous pink roses. On the
left side near hack is fastened a black
aigrette.
For hat trimmings the very last cry
is the uncurled ostrich feather, knife
shaped aud with the under side a dif
ferent color from the upper. For ex
ample, white on one side and green on
the other, or black and gray are favor
ite combinations.
The fashion of trimming the hats on
the right rather than on the left side is
gaining favor, though it cannot be said
that tho arrangement is generally be
coming. Nodding plumes or tips are
graceful, but the heavy bow ef ribbon,
with short, closely packed loops. Is de
cidedly the opposite In effect. There is
a heaviness about it suggestive of any
thing but good taste aud not frequently
the wearer Is positively dowdy looking
in consequence, for this style is only
suited to very few faces. Most womea
need the aid of clothes that will not de
tract from a good appearance.
EiAME:
The crepe do chine coat is a great
favorite.
Pompadour ribbon applied as skirt
borders a ad waist decorations niuWos a
delightful trimming for a dress.
The satin coat is an excellent ei-
Lample' of the present craze of asso
ciating a cloth or veiling skirt with a
wrap of satin.
Have a pendant or two of unattached
chiffon floating about you it makes
little difference where and the suc
cess of your gown will be established.
The empire and the Grecian, are a
particularly happy combination for a
summer evening gown, the tunic lend
ing itself admirably to the long skirt.
Not a few charming gowns are shown
resting on the ground all around, while
on the other hand the walking skirt
is short enough to show the aukles,
I
COOD I.OOKINO AND STYLISH.
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EFFECTIVE SUMMER DOWNS.
The three gowns illustrated in the group cut were all very attractive and
smart looking, and although these models wire expensive, they could bo
copied without dilhculty. The gown at the left of the plate was in tlie model
of pale blue linen rajah, trimmed with buttons of the same. The way in
which tho bands were used in the upper part of the bodice is worthy of
notice, and the yoke, of sheer French mull, with small tucks and insertions of
lace, was also unusual In dcslgu.
The middle figure shows a gown which could be copied In various soft
materials the softer cotton fabrics, such as cotton voile, mull or silk muslin
being excellent. The modjl was of mauve incssallue, with handsome white
princes.se lace as trimming. The third figure shows a frock of cream-colored
linen piped with black linen. The scallop design used on the bodice was re
peated around the skirt, except that iu the skirt the black piping was
omitted.
escaping the ground by two to four
inches and flaring gracefully at the
lower edge.
For the more drossy tailor-made suit
a now combination of white skirts nnd
colored coats is making its appeuranee.
The little red golf. Jacket has also re
appeared. There It an almost Imperceptible
thread of blue In the design of calico
which was seized on as an excuse for
tha ylvid blue of the linen coat fiat
accompanies It.
No summer frock is complete without
its yard or "two of superfluous chiffon.
It is a fad presenting such alluring
possibilities to the feminine mind that
it cannot be ignored.
Not yet has the long skirt come to
be accepted for other than dressy wear,
yet the makers of fashion recommend
it for more constant use and the Ameri
can women are adopting it slowly.
A new use has been found for batiste.
It now makes its appearance in the
guise of coats heavily embroidered i.nd
braided and worn with colored gowns
of crepe de chine, ponee and cashmere.
Health and Beauty Hints.
Weak borax water is a good denti
frice. A foot bath In which a handful of
common salt has been placed and fol
lowing a brisk rub will often remove a
severe headache.
Weakness of the heart is indicated by
breathlesancss after any slight exer
tion and by such evidences of Imperfect
circulation as pale fingernails and cold
extremities.
A harmless bandoline is made from
three ounces of gum arable dissolved in
half a pint of warm rose water. This
will take several hours, and after it is
strained a drop of a solution of aniline
red is added to give a tint. To use It
put on the hair before waving with
irons or on curlers.
The girl who is going away on a va
cation should not fail to take these few
things with her as first aid to the in
jured; Antiseptic plaster; ready-made
mustard plasters; a folded alcohol
lamp, with alcohol; a small Jar of bor
aclc acid j aromatic Rplrlts of ammonia ;
bicarbonate of soda ; a warm set of
underwear.
For suuburued arms lake two ounces
of pure honey, three drams citric acid
and one ounce of bay rum or pure grain
alcohol, put all together and shake well
before applying to the arms. Honey
and pure cider vinegar mixed thorough
ly will also give relief. Work the
mixture well into the hands, w ipe theiu
carefully with a dry towel and powder
with talcum.
Try To MiLe the Ileal Of It.
There is scarcely auy one who does
not tliiuk but that he hus been unjustly
dealt with, either by nature or fortune.
If these Individual Imperfections uin
be remedied, strive In every legitimate
way to help ourselves. If not, make
the best of them. It not so much our
own actual condition of life that breed
happiness as the use which we make
of our opportunities. Rome people will
be cheery and useful anywhere, and
under any livable conditions. Others
are correspondingly dismal. Therefore,
as a matter of self-convenience, make
the best of things, says Woman's Life.
A smile and a bright word will lead you
to success, when dismal thoughts mean
failure.
Teacas) Slalna.
Teacups, even when carefully kept,
sometimes have dark stains at the bot
tom, caused by the action of the tanuln
In the tea. Halt, slightly moistened,
will remove these, but in the case of
very fine china sometimes scratchn It
a little. Powdered whiting will be
found quite harmless aud equally good.
FOR MIDSUMMER MORNINGS.
No style of suit Is better adapted to
midsummer morning wear than the ono
Hindu in simple shirt waist style uud
uo material suits it better than linen,
cotton poplin or soft finished pique. Thbj
one combines one of the newest shirt
waists and skirts and is closed nt the
left of the front with ornamental but
tons, the material being linen In one of
the blue shades. The plaits lu the skirt
give long and slender lines and are
stitched flat wed below the hips, so
that they produce the desired now
clinging effect, while the skirt Is full
enough for comfort nt the lower edge.
The blouse can be made as illustrated
er with a square Dutch neck and elbow
sleeves as liked, so that it becomes
adapted both to the tailored suit nnd
to the gowns designed for afternoon
wear, when it properly could be made
from thinner and lighter materials. If
liked the long sleeves can be gathered
at their lower edges lu place of beln;
tucked and, In addition to all Its other
uses, the blouse can be made of linn or
other suitable waistlng nnd worn with
nu odd skirt of serge, moliulr or wash
able material.
For tho medium size will bo required,
for the blouse 4 yards of material 24,
.HVj yards Vi or L'. yards 4-1 Inches
wide; for the skirt U yards or 32
or 5j yards 44 or 52 Indies wide.
To Iliol F!fh.
If you are overstout, don't use drugs.
They may bring on another evil worst
than flesh. L'se the tlesli brush. (J.d
a square cornered clothes brush of
liuinlla liber. At first the skin will be
sensitive, hut use the brush gently and
steadily and It will not irritate. Pay
attention tit the niuseles of the should
ers and arms, and especially the back of
the neck where that uuslhtly mound
of flesh rises. Whenever you can wallt,
do so. Imagine that the trolley car
engenders disease. Wbeu you feel
sleep)', go out In the sunhlu on a a in
teresting mission. Do your sloping at
night and omit the afternoon nap.
Shlrtwalat ('.
A shirtwaist cusa hi made very much
like an envelop with the flap at out
end. it Is made of white batiste, eia
broidertKl with an lnftlaj uud the flop
huttoiis. It is plain aud cau ba Uui
tlored. It la a votectlon for nonwaab
able wulsls of fine mitlh.
What is Pc-ru-na.
Are we claiming too much for Pernna
When we claim it to be an free tire
remedy for chronic cstarrhf Have we
t ha nil ant proof that I'ernna t la real
l.y such a catarrh reined yT Let us see
What the United States Dispensatory
soya of the principal ingredients of
Pornna.
Take, for Instance, the ingredient
hydrastis canadensis, or golden seal.
The United Btats Dlspenaatory taya
of this herbal remedy, that it i largely
employed in the treatment of depraved
mucous membranes lining various
organs of the human body.
Another ingredient of renins, eory
dalia fortnosa, Is classed in the United
States Dispensatory as a tonic.
Cedron seeds Is another ingredient of
reruns. The United States Dispensa
tory says of the action of cedron that
It is nsed as a bitter tonlo and In the
treatment of dysentery, and in inter
mittent diseases as a substitute for
quinine.
Send to us for a freo book of testi
monials of what the people think of re
runs as a catarrh remedy. The best
evidenco Is the testimony of those who
have tried it.
fftevprat Hallway In llnrope.
A remarkable mountain railway runs
Up to the Virgil terrace on tho Ulwr
Elsach In the Tyrol, aud it is the
steejst railway known to Europe, fur
surpassing in this regard the famous
Vesuvius railway with a gradient of
C2 per rent, and the Mendel railway
with a gradieut of C4 per cent. In the
upper Bectloa of the new railway the
gradieut reaches 70 per cent, while the
remainder has a gradient of 00 per cent.
Nevertheless the general structure and
brakes of the new railway are said to
have less strain than the others, which
are not so steep. This Is because Its
cars are smaller and because It dis
penses with the compensating rope
which gives much on the Vesuvlan rail
way. The car la divided Into four com
partments and two platforms, with the
outer compnrtments open and the inner
closed. There Is seating accommoda
tion in the four compartments for thirty-two
passengers.
HER GOOD FORTUNE.
After Veara Spent In Vain Effort.
Mrs. Mary B. H. Rouse, of Cam
bridge, N. Y., says: "Five years ago
I had a bad fall and It
affected my kidneys.
Severe pains in my
back and hips became
constant, nnd v sharp
twinges followed any
exertion. The kidney
MSWry i "Portions
Wifey disordered.
' ' flesh nnd gr
secretions were bndly
I lost
grew too weak
to work. Thoueh constantly uslne
medicine I despaired of being cured
nntll I began taking Doan's Kidney
Pills. Then relief camo quickly, and
In a short time I was completely cured.
Ijun now in excellent health."
Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box.
Foster-WIUiurn Co.. Buffalo. N. T.
A rictnreaqne Hero.
Not many months ago the redoubt
able lusurgent chief, Boris Snrafoff, a
Macedonian patriot, was killed in Bul
garia. Snrafoff has caught the public
eye not only by his daring insurrections,
but also by his romantic and pictur
esque personality.
A handsome )oung fellow of not more
than 30 years, with his red sash, bis
long cloth leggings and his small-tas-seled
cap, be suggested a daBh of tha
mountain brigand as he harried the
Turks to massacre the Christians.
"We have seen that Europe is In
different to bloodshed In Macedonia,"
he declared. "We will try the experi
ment of seeing if Europe will not stir
when European capital and European
Uvea are made to suffer."
Th's popular patriot gained a power
ful bold on his followers, and they
gave him all he asked, ne pressed his
people so hard for contributions that
they sold their cattle at ten shillings
a head to satisfy bis demands.
Her fcoperb Dlmlaln.
But there was one young woman In
the box party at the theater who took uo
pa-rt In the noisy chatter and giggle.
With her gaze fixed upon tha stage
she watched the progrtsa of the play, in
different to the guyeJy around her, except
that her delicate, aristocratic, fiuely chis
eled features bore a look of weariness,
'! ad a scornful suille curved her lips.
At last, however, she turned her head
slowly aud looked at the other members
f the party.
Then aha spoke to the elderly matron
sitting by her side.
"That girl in the blue kimono," aba
aald, "thiuka she'a the whole custard I"
Chicago Tribune.
Alt In the Name.
"Here, you!" said the aristocratic own
er of the corner building. "What are
you putting up this miasly clnpboard
shack alongside of my house for?"
"Shack not liia' 1" answered the business-like
youth who was superintending
its erection, with equal arrogance. "This
is a shoe shinin' parlor."
Truth and
Quality
appeal to tho Well-informed in every
walk of lifo and are essential to permanent
success and creditable standing. Accor
ingly, it is not claimed that Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of Senna is the only remedy of
known value, but one of many reasons
why it is the best of personal and family
laxatives is the fact that it cleanses,
sweetens and relieves the internal organs
on which it acts without any debilitating
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
It acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly aa a laxative, and iU component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it is free from all objection
able substances. To get it- beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co., only, and for solo by all Teading drug
gist. PUTNAM
Celer stars snis hrlskler ass laslsreslers lass asy slfcar it, ts lie iscksts mIsis aH libera, f hsr Jys
say Mr. ..iksal .1,,,., ..art. Inu la, Its kaskM-Ha I. to. Blue. ... Ml. C.lsrfc '
Tho Wladora of tho Serpent.
"Don lb' Bermuda." said a Cineta
natlan, "I heard Mark Twain make a
speech about snakes to a group of little
girls. The speech was great. The
only trouble-was that the little girls
could not appreciate It. It flew over
their Lends.
"I remember the humorist's conclu
sion :
'Never wertn a serpent in your
bosom,' ho wound up. 'It Is far easier
to warm It by placing It under the pil
low of an lt.tlmate friend.'"
CURED HER CHILDREN.
blrla Soffereal with Itchlna; Kcaemn
Dabf Had a. Tender Skin, Too
Relied on Cntlcnrn Ilemedleav
"Some years ago my three little
girls had a very bud form of eczema.
Itching eruptions formed on the backs
of their h.'mds which were simply cov
ered. I tiled almost everything, but
failed. Then my mother recommended
the Cutlcura Itemedtes. I washed my
children's heads with Cutlcura Soap
and then applied the wonderful oint
ment, Cutlcura. I did this four or Ave
times and I can say that they have
been entirely cured. I have another
baby who Is so plump that the folds of
skin on his neck were broken and even
bled. I used Cutlcura Soap nnd Cutl
cura Ointment and the next morning
the trouble bad disappeared. Mme.
Napoleon Duceppc, 41 Duluth St,
Montreal, Que., May 2L 1007."
Ho Explained.
"now many horss power is ahet" he
mirthfully Inquired.
The stranded automobillst was work
ing over his car. Up came a sarcastic
follower of tho plow.
"Sixty," replied the automobillst
"Theu, by heck, why don't she go?"
"Because, my friend, thirty are pull
ing each way." Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
One Thlna; that Will Live Forever,
rETTITS Etn SALVE, first box sold
in 1S07, over 100 years ago, sales Increaae
yearly. All druggiats or Howard Bros.,
Buffalo. N. Y.
Her Generoalty,
ne I wish that you were poor, so
that you would be willing to marry me.
She Evidently I am far more gen
erous than you. I wish you were rich,
so that I might be willing to marry
you.
WE SELL GI NS AND TRAPS CHEAP
& buy Pure & Hides. Write for catalog 103
N. W. Hide St Fur Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
.
I'eruianeul Ilecelver.
Patience 1 hear Will is going to
marry that girl he's been spending so
much money on.
Fatrlce Yes. He's going to make
her a permanent receiver. Yonkers
Statesman.
Mrs. WIdsIow's Soothing Kyrup for child
ren teething, softens tha gums, reduces Id.
flnmuintlon, allujra palu, curea wind colic.
23c a bottle.
Fearfullr Foir.
"I work a foxy scheme on my boy.
He'd rather wash the dishes than wash
bio hands, so I let him wash the
dishes."
"What's the foxy part?"
"Why, be gets his hands clean."
Louisville Courier-Journal.
BIT 42 St. Vital Dun ant Tfftrvsaf Hihm aer.
1113 ma-MMlr fur bf Dr. Kiln-, ttrMt !,
Rntorw. Iln4 r IT KICK . trial Will, an4 UmiIm.
ps. a. B. IUM, u., ui Lr,k abwt rnUateirti, r
Soap Hedueva Welajht.
Dr. Taft is far too sensible a man to
try quack doctors or nostrums to re
duce his size. He has not the tem
perament of the celebrated Spanish
general of enormous size, who drank
vinegar until his bulk was so reduced
that he could fold his skin round his
body. Dr. Flemyng administered soap
f6r the cure of obesity. To a patient
who weighed 291 pounds ho gave ev
ery night a quarter of an ounce of
Castilo soap. This simple prescription
reduced the man's weight 28 pounds in
two years, and nt the end of six years
be was brought down to 'his norunil
size 200 pounds. Darwin advocated
salt nnd suited meuts. Dr. Cheyne,
who weighed 44S pounds, reduced him
self by strict abstemiousness oue-third,
and enjoyed good health till the nge of
72. New York TVop.
TOILET ANTISEPTIC
Keeps the breath, teeth, mouth and body
antiscptieully clean and tree from un
healthy germ-life and ditagrceoble odors,
which water, soap and lootli preparations
alone cannot do. A
germicidal, disin
fecting and deodor
izing toilet requisite
of exceptional ex
cellence and econ
omy. Invaluable
for inflamed eye,
throat and nasal and
uterine catarrh. At
drug and toilet
stores, SI) cents, or
by mail postpaid.
Lirgi Trial Sample
THE PAXTON TOILET CO., Boston, Mass.
The Hunt of portraits, large alia, Itix'JO
Indies, worm M rcuta. of lli vuu or Tuft,
at vuly hie eaeb lir mall. Also btautlful
souvenir poatul rd f ilryan or 'Jaft at
2c each. Try one or mora. I,. C. IjEAN,
Boutb Omalm, Ni-b.
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No. 301008.
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FADELESS DYES
This womnn says that slclt.
women should not fail to try
Iydift i:. Pinkhn tit's Vegetable)
Compound as she did.
Mrs. A. Gregory, of 2355 Lawrfnce
Ft., Denver, Col., writes to Airs
Hnklmm :
" I was prncticnlly an invalid for six
years, on account of female troubles.
I underwent Bt operation by the
doctor's advice, but in a few months I
was worse than before. A friend ad
vised Lydla K. Pinkhn.m's Vcgetnbley
Compnundand it restored me to perfect
health, such as I have not enjoyed in
many years. Any woman suffering a
I did with backache, bearing-down
pains, and periodic: pnlu,should not fail
to use Lyuia PinUham's Vegetable
Compound."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. l'inte.
ham's Vegetable Compound, mad
from roots and herbs, fins been tha
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that learw
ng-dovn feeling, flatulency, indigent
tion,dizzincsstr nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it? , j
Mrs. Plnkham Invites all sick
women to write her for advice,
8ho has guided thonsnnds to
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