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The Alliance Herald
T. J. O'KEEFE, Publisher.
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA.
Brief Telegrams
Moro than ilfty veterans of tho
Moxlcnn war attended Uio Missouri as
sociation meeting.
President RoosovcU will visit Now
Orleans In October, ns planned, de
spite tho yellow fovor.
Tito railroads and freight handlers
at Chicago aro trying to reach ngreo
tnont and avert a strike
Flro did $150,006 damngo to tho
Fcathcrstono Foundry and Mabhlno
company plant In Chicago.
Secretary of Stnto Housor of Wis
consin says ho will not ontor tho ra,co
for tho nomination for govornor.
Ovanofskl and General Fuluishlmn
Blgncd an nnnlstlca In tho plain near
Shnkhedcz, after negotiations had
been conducted for nlno consecutive
hours,
Tho Spanish government has ad
dressed an cncrgotlc protest to Mor
occo an the result of nn attack made
on a Spanish ship recently by Moroc
can pirates.
John Wlllo and Cub Ruhlln posted
forfeits at Salt Lako for tho match to
como off on September 28, the (Into
having been mado ono day later than
originally set.
Thcro Is a Btrlko of Job printers
In many cities, tho walkout being ef
fective when proprietors nro not will
ing to concodo an eight-hour workday
on and after January 1, 190G.
Ninety years old, slxtlmos married
ana tho father of forty-four children,
with grandchildren galoro, Jacob Kin
ney of Henrico county, Vn., obtained
a licenso to tako a seventh brldo.
Carrying 3,780,000 feot of Oregon
plno, ono of tho largest lumber car
goes that over loft Portland, Oregon,
u.j British stcamor Tottonbam, Cap
tain Mann, called for Tnku, China.
Sorgius Wltto, at a conferonco with
loading Jows In Now York, just beforo
tho pence mission sailed for home,
gavo asBuranco that tho condition of
tho Jows in Itussla will bo amelior
ated. Lightning struck tho old art hall
and llvo stock sheds of tho Helton
(Mo.) Fair association whllo thpy
wcro paclcod with people seeking
uheltor from tho storm and killed two
perewis.
Engineer Mcrrltt Turner dropped
dead in tho cab of his locomotive just
ns ho was aoout to apply tho brakes
to stop tho Erlo railroad's Chicago
train known ns tho Pacific Expross at
Dcposlt,N. Y.
Tho Northwest Indiana conference
of tho Methodist church dellncd to In
dorse nn nppoal from tho congrega
tion nt Whiting, Ind to John D. Rock
efeller for financial nhl for tho build
ing of a now church and parsonage
Tho Ossorvatoro Romano, tho Vati
can organ, prlntB nn oillclal noto stat
ting that tho Vatican authorities havo
not yet reached a decision relative to
their fiituro action regarding tho sep
aration of church and stato In Franco.
Leaders of tho Philadelphia repub
lican machlno caused tho withdrawal
of their candidates for county offices,
and substltuto "fako" reformers, In nn
effort to savo tho machlno at tho polls
by apparent yielding to tho reform
movement.
Emperor Francis Josoph accepted
tho resignation of tho cabinet headed
by" General Baron Fcjervary, tho Hun
garian premlor, ot tho Bamo time de
clining tho ministers to contlnuo in
tho performance of their duties until
further orders.
A Kansas City mnn, In tho person
of P. L. Mnrkol, will bo In chnrgo of
tho Panama canal hotels, whero tho
employes of tho government will b6
housed and fed during tho construc
tion ot the canal. Mr, Market is a
son of J. E. Markcl of Omaha.
A proclamation has been posted
throughout St. Petersburg again pro
hibiting tho salo of revolvers or am
munition to tho public generally and
also forbidding any officers to pur
chase revolvers or ammunition with
out the permission of their superiors.
Sir Daniel Dixon, unionist, has been
elected to parliament, vlco James Haz
lott, deceased by a majority of 474
over WlUlam Walker, labor party.
The United Irish leaguo supported Sir
Daniel, who is a privy councillor for
Ireland, a former lord mayor of Bel
fast and n prominent ship owner and
timber merchant.
Tho destructive earthquake which
dovastated Calabria, Italy, September
8, was recorded on tho seismograph
fof tho coast and geodetic survey mag
netic observatory at Cheltenham,
Maryland. Tho tremors nt tho Intter
piaco began a, few minutos after 9
o'clock on tho night of September 7,
and lasted for nearly nn hour. Allow
ing for the difference In longltudo tho
tremors In Mnryland and tho shocks
in Calabria occurred at tho same time.
The public squaro of tho Canton ot
Nlnovo In Belgium has been named
Place RooEevelt by order of tho can
ton's legislative body, In admiration
for Mr. Roosevelt's share in conclud
ing tho peaco treaty between Russia
and Japan. Announcement ot this
honor to tho president will appear In
tho Army and Navy Journal.
J. C. Wilson of Fair Oaks, Ark., was
taken to the city hospital at St Paul
Buffering from what physicians say
seems to bo yellow fever,
A crank professing anarchistic be
liefs attempted to gain admission Into
President Roosovelts presence at Oy
Bter Bay and was arrested.
Happiness.
Happlnosa Is ho end of every man'a
philosophy, whether ho bo a phlllso
phcr ot tho schools or a philosopher
of tho fields and shops. But tho ques
tion la, "What Is happiness?" "What
constitutes it?" Most of what wo
thought wok happiness had tho bitter
ot selfishness, but when our happi
ness consists In making others happy
nnd helping them In their hour ot
need, thcro aro no dregs in tho cup
wo drink. And If thoro wero, wo
would novor know it, for this cup of
joy Is always full, and further, as long
ns wo llvo thero will bo those who
need our help, nnd consequently wo
ennnot exhaust tho contents qf this
cup.
Wild 'Pigeons Excite Comment.
Rant H. Howltt of Wothorsflcld saw
flying over tho. town Sunday a flock
ot fourteen old-fashioned wild pig
conB. This variety has not been seen
In this section beforo for twonty
years. Thirty or forty years ago thoy
wcro very plentiful hereabouts.
Sportsmen who heard Mr. Howltt tell
about tho ' flock aro considerably
stirred up and wonder If tho pigeons
will roturn here after nn absenco of
bo many years. Hartford Courant.
Could Get No Rest.
Freeborn, Minn., Sept. 18th (Spe
cial) Mr, R. E. Goward, a well-known
man hero Is rejoicing In tho relief
from suffering ho has obtained
through using Dodd's Kidney Pills.
His experience is well worth repeat
ing, ns It should point the road to
health to many another in a similar
condition.
"I had an aggravating caso of Kid
ney Trouble," says Mr. Goward, "that
gavo mo no rest day or night but using
a few boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills put
new llfo in mo and I feel liko a now
man.
"I am happy to state I havo receiv
ed groat and wonderful benefit from
Dodd's Kldnoy Pills. I would heartily
rqcommond all sufferers from Kidney
Trouble to glvo Dodd's Kidney Pills a
fair trial as I havo every reason to
bolloyo it would novor bo regretted."
Dodd's Kldnoy Pills mako you feci
like a new man or woman becauso
thoy euro tho Kidneys. Cured kid
neys mean puro blood and puro blood
means bounding health and energy in
every part of tho body.
A Sweet Voice.
Tho loud voice, tho boisterous
laugh, tho noisy behavior, emanating
from tho protty, tastefully dressed
woman, nro unmlstakablo evidence ot
nn Innor vulgarity, unsuspected wore
sho morely judged by hor appearance.
Insincerity, too Is nearly always be
trayed by tho voice. It oven moro
than tho oyes, Is tho Interpreter of
tho heart. Tho faco may deceive tho
tho observer by Its masquo, but tho
voice raroly. If tho speaker lack sin
cerity, heart good-will, though tho
words bo fair and all that Is correct,
thoro is that In tho volco that betrays
tho lack, somo flatness or unrespons
iveness that "revorbs tho hollowness."
It Is not tho physical defect In tho
volco for this, though regrettable, Is
not tho fault of tho possessor that
mars it, bo much as tho lack of tho
moral quality, if ono may bo permitt
ed tho expression.
Cotn for the Bride.
In Holland whon a girl is betrothed,
It is tho custom to placo a money box,
often In tho form of a china pig,
which must bo brokon beforo Its con
tents can bo taken out, on tho' hall
table, or somo other conspicuous
placo, and every ono who calls is ex
pected to drop a coin into it, which'
goes to holp in furnishing tho young
couple's houso. If tho Bum put in is
a largo ono a paper Is generally at
tached to it with tho name of tho
given written on It. It is really a
moro sensible- arrangement than that
by which a mass of often useless
presents is bestowed on a bride.
HONEST PHYSICIAN.
Works with Himself First.
It Is a mistake to assume that phy
sicians aro always skeptical as to tho
curatlvo properties ot anything else
than drugs.
Indeed, tho best doctors aro thoso
who seek to heal with as llttlo uso
of drugs as possible and by the uso
of correct food anil drink. A physi
cian writes from Calif, to tell how ho
mado a well man of himself with
Nature's remedy:
"Beforo I camo from Europe, whero
I was born," ho Bays, "It was my cus
tom to tako coffeo with milk (cafe an
lalt) with my morning meal, a small
cup (cafo nolr) after my dinner and
two or threo additional small cups at
my club during tho evening.
"In time nervous symptoms devel
oped, with pains in tho cardiac region,
and accompanied by great depression
of spirits, despondency In brief, "tho
blues 1" I at first tried medicines,
but got no relief and at last realized
that all my troubles wero caused by
coffeo. I thereupon quit Us uso forth
with, substituting English Breakfast
Tea,
"Tho tea seemed to help mo at first,
but In time tho old distressing symp
toms returned, and I quit it also, and
tried to use milk for my table bev
erage This I was compelled however
to abandon speedily, for, whllo It re
lieved the nervousness somewuat, It
brought on constipation. Thon by a
happy inspiration I was led to try tta
Postum Food Coffee. This was somo
months ago and I still uso it I am
no Jonger uervous, nor do I suffer
from tho pains about the heart, whllo
my 'bluas' have left mo ana llfo Is
bright to mo once piore. I know that
leaving off coffeo ami using Postum
healed mo, and I make It a rule to
advlso my patients to uso It." Namo
given by Postum Co., Battlo Creek.
Mich.
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NEBRASKA STATE NEWS"
NEBRASKA BRIEF8.
Charles D. Thompson, well known
B an advertising agent In Omaha,
died last week.
At Nebraska City, Art Sharp, a col
ored man, was attacked by his wlfo
and soverely cut with a knife.
Lightning struck tho barn of MrB,
Meyers, north of Nebraska City, and
destroyed It with all of its contents
and ono horse.
A special election for voting on
bonds for a water works system was
held nt Leigh. Tho bonds carried by
a largo majority.
Rev. J. W. Scott, who has been tho
pastor ot tho M. E. church In Ne
braska City, hns resigned nnd will go
to Holton, Kas., to preach.
A Bult has been filed by William
Thomas against tho Omaha Packing
company to recover $2,000 damages
for alleged personal Injuries.
Lightning struck a barn on a farm
belonging to Ira Williams of Fre
mont, situated near Cedar Bluffs, and
It was wholly destroyed with its con
tents. Robert W. Brown of Loulsvlllo,
Ky., grand exalted ruler of tho Elks,
has appointed Dr. W. H. Lynn, a
prominent Elk or Hastings, to tho
position of district deputyshlp.
James Reed, aged CO yenrs, was
found dead In an attic at Lincoln. Ho
had poisoned himself with carbolic
acid about twenty-four houro before,
whllo In a fit of despondency. He
had been in HI health for several
years.
J. E. Kolby of tho legal department
of tho Burlington, revolved a messngo
from General Charles F. Manderson,
saying tho General and Mrs. Mandor-
son had reacned tho united states
from Europe, whero thoy Bpent tho
summer.
Red Willow county captured every
thing in sight in tho lino of premiums
for peaches at tho state fair, taking
first for collection and first on five
separate varieties, besides S. C. King
of McCook exhibited tho prlzo win
ners. Improvements which will amount to
moro thnn ? 10.000 wero commenced
at Uio Nebraska City stock yards last
week. Fifty-two pens will bo added
to tho yards. They will bo all paved
with brick and under cover and will
bo largo enough to handle several
hundred carloads of llvo stock per
day.
Tho hronzo statuo ot the late J.
Sterling Morton, which was received
from Paris a Bhort tlmo ngo, has been
admitted froo of duty, by order of tho
secretary of tho treasury, as a work
af art Intended for public purposes.
Tho release from tho survoyor of cus
toms nt Omnhn hns been received and
tho Btatuo will bo put In placo at
once.
James Hudgeons, an Insane laborer
confined In tho county jail at Lin
coln, tried to commit sulcldo by
drowning in tho bnthtub. When
found by tho attendants ho was hold
ing his head under tho water in tho
half filled tub. Tho man was sent to
tho Lincoln lnsano hospital after hav
ing a hearing boforo tho county In
sanity commission.
Tho actlvo work on tho first good
road In Nebraska, under tho direction
of tho government experts, is now in
progress on tho Nemaha bottom road
running east from Auburn. Farmers
havo contributed freely, as well as
business men, and ons of tho best
roads In tho etate will soon bo an ac
tual fact This is the first experi
ment of tho kind in Nebraska.
Tho report of tho department of
tho government bureau of statistics
on internal commorco of tho United
States for tho month of July shows n
continued healthy growth of tho
grain business In Omaha. Tho re
port says: Tho receipts of grain at
Omaha during tho month of July
reached a total of 1.513,000 bushels,
and wero nearly 100,000.000 bushels
larger than a corresponding move
ment In 1904.
A peculiar accident occurred to n
young man named Lick, living west
ot Albion, which resulted in his
death. Ho was plowing and tho
clevis pin broke, throwing him over
tho plow handles and striking his
head against the mold board of tho
plow, cutting his car in two and a
gash in tho side of his face. He was
taken home In an unconscious condi
tion, from which ho never regained
consciousness.
Tho Owens & Lovelace Construc
tion company nnd tho Sub-Contrac
tors Sanders and Reynolds hnve com
pleted about eight miles of tho Great
Northern grado near Ashland, and
tho steel gang will go to work In a
fow days to lay tho track, It has
been rumored that tho now town,
nbout ten mllos north of that city,
will bo mado the Junction and that n
spur will bo built from that point to
connect with the Chicago, Burlington
& Qulncy to Omaha.
, The Nebraska normal college at
Wayno began Jts present term with
a largo attendance and tho growth
of this magnificent institution tho en
suing year will no doubt exceed that
of any year in its history.
The penitentiary mode money dur
ing tho week of tho fair. A charge
of 10 cents Is Imposed on each visitor
for tho Bervlce of a guide, nnd the
money Is devoted to a library and
amusement fund. In all, during fair
week, $750 was collected In this way,
Books, music and other extras will
he bought with tho money for the
I chapel and. library.
STATE FAIR HAS BALANCE.
Board Expects It Will Be Five Thou
sand Dollars to the Good.
- LINCOLN With tho detailed expen
ditures yet to check up, Chairman
Rudgc of tho Stato Fair board i3 ot
tho opinion that tho board will como
out ahead of the gamo from $4,000 to
$5,000. Tho total receipts of tho fair
this yenr amounted to $40,244.45, or
nbout $3,000 less than last year. Tho
new stock pavilion proved a good
thing, especially because of tho rain,
and Mr. Rudgo Is anxious that a pa
vilion for exhibition of hogs bo con
structed during the coming year. The
aetalled receipts of tho fair aro shown
In tho following table compiled by
Secretary Bassett and Treasurer Mc
Intyre: Geeral admissions $15,488.50
Amphitheatre 2,790.75
Quarter stretch 455.25
Reserved seats 75.75
Speed entries 1.3G0.00
Camping permit 2.50
Stalls and pens 1,125.00
Concessions 5,125.55
Miscellaneous 3G2.40
Stato appropriation 3,000.00
Railway coupons 10,452.75
Total
..$40,244.45
MISS WARNER'S DISCOVERY.
Is
Able to Photograph the Colors of
Nature.
LINCOLN Miss Florence Warner
has Just declined an offer of $1,000,000
for her patents of an Invention to tako
photographs in tho colors of nature.
She Is now in Chicago, perfecting a
machine by which to lino the camera
plates, with color, at a rapid rate, and
expects, to havo It completed within
a week.
Whon Miss Warner found her inven
tion practical she communicated with
camera people over the country. Tho
Eastman company offered here $100,
000 for the Invention with a royalty of
$75,000 a year. Tho company was to
have an option to buy the invention
within a year. Tho contracts wero
signed, when tho company demanded
that Miss Warner turn over the pat
ents. This she declined to do. Then
tho contracts wero cancelled. She
has been visited by the agent of a
larfee London corapnny, but has de
cided to go Into business herself. Sho
has organized the Florence Chromatic
Plato company.
Gets a Baby In Denver Depot.
DENVER Mr. nnd Mrs. Adelbert
H. Browning of Pawnee, Neb., who
havo been attending tho Grand Army
reunion, left yesterday for lfome. As
they were seated at tho depot Just
beforo train tlmo a strange woman np-
proached nnd asked Mrs. Browning to
hold her 1-ycnr-oV baby whllo sho at
tended to nn errand. Sho did so, and
tho woman disappeared, never to re
turn again. Mrs, Browning found this
noto pinned to tho child: "Name,
Helen Brown. Born August 1, 1904.
Tako good care of her. Sho is of good
parentage."
Location of Town In Doubt.
FREMONT Tho location ot tho
now of Estlna Is still In tho air. Vlco
President Hill ot tho Grbat Northern
Is expected hero soon and will decide
whero the town will be. Estlna, It Is
conceded, Is tho place whero the lino
to Omaha leaves the Ashland lino and
Is likely to bo a placo of somo Im
portance. It Is possible that neither
of tho rival sites will win out
Struck by a Bucket.
PLATTSMOUTH Wesley Knauss,
a farmer, living near here, was work
ing at tho bottom of a forty-foot well,
wjen an Iron bucket, weighing fifty
pounds, brko loose from Its moorings
and fell upon him. It struck him
scquarely i the faco, breaking every
bono and battering his face into a
bloody pulp.
Former Norfolk Man Shot
NORFOLK. John Lodge, a man
forty-one years old, who made his
home for years In Norfolk, and whoso
parents still reside there, was fatally
shot by a person whose name has not
yet been received, at Sacramento,
Cal. The tragedy occurred at tho raco
track there.
Farmer Killed by Fall.
NORFOLK While stacking hay at
hla farm, three- miles southwest of
Mnenet, Neb., Andrew Brumqulst, a
farmer, 40 years old, slipped from tho
top of tho stacker, turned a sume
saitlt In the nlr ns ho fell, struck on
tho top of his head and broke his
neck. Death was instantaneous.
'Brumqulst had a family.
Haddlx Gets Twelve Years.
BROKEN BOW W. S. Haddlx, who
was found guilty this week of murder
In tho second degreo was last night
sentenced by Judge Hostetler to
twelve years In tho penitentiary. A
motion for a now trial was overruled.
Judgo Sullivan states that an appeal
will bo mado to tho supremo court
Reception to Mrs. A. A. Adams.
SUPERIOR A public Kjcptlon was
tendered to Mrs. Abblo A. Adams, the
newly elected national president of the
Woman's Relief corps, In this, her
home town. The meeting was held In
the Grand Army of the Republic hall
and was presided over by a' past com
mander, but the attendance was gen
eral and large. Expressions of con
gratulation and confidence were nu
merous, hearty and well spoken. Tho
.nationnl headquarters ot tho order are
established in Superior for this ad-,
ministration.
Tumors Conquered
Without Operations
Unqualified Success of Lydia B. PinKham's
Vegetable Compound in Cases of Mrs. Fox
and Miss Adams.
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Ono of tho greatest triumphs of Lydla
B. PInkliam's Vegetable Compound Is
tho conqucrinjr of woman's dread
cnemv. 'lumor.
So-called "wandering pains" may
como from its early stages, or tho pres
ence of danger may bo made manifest
by excesslvo menstruation accompanied
by unusual pain extending frpm tho
ovaries down tho groin and thighs.
If you havo mysterious pains, If there
aro indications of inflammation ulcera
tion or displacement, don't wait for
ttmo to confirm your fears nnd go
through tho horrorsof ahospital opera
tion; secure Lydla E. PInkliam's Vege
table Compound right away and begin
its uso and write Mrs. Pinkhatn of
Lynn, Mass., for advice.
Read theso strong letters from grato
ful women who havo been cured:
Dear Mrs. Plnkham: (First Letter.)
"In looking over your book I nee tlmr. your
medicine cures Tumor of tho Uterus. I litis o
been to a doctor and ho tolls mo I hnvo a tu
mor. I will bo moro than grateful if you
can help mo,as I do no dread an operation."
Fannie D. For, 7 Chestnut St.,Brodford,Po.
Dear Mrs. PinVham: (Second Letter.)
"I tako tho liberty to congratulate you on
tho success 1 have had with your wonderful
medicine.
"Eighteen months ago my monthlies
stopped. Shortly -fter I felt bo badlyl sub
mitted to a thorough examination by a phy
sician, and was told that I had a tumor on
the ujfifus and would hare to undergo on
operation.
" I soon after rend ono cf your advertise
ments and decided to give Lydia E. Pink
ham' s Vegetable Compound a trial. After
taking fivo bottles as directed, the tumor is
entirely gone. I havo again been examinod
Lydla E PinkTmm's Vcielablc Ccainound
Every housekeeper should know
that If they will buy Defiance Cold
Water Starch for laundry uso they
will save not only time, because it
never sticks to tho iron, but because
each package contains 16 oz. ono full
pound while all other Cold Water
Starches aro put up in -pound pack
ages, and tho price is the eamo, 10
cents. Then again because Defiance
Starch is freo from all injurious chem
icals. If your grocer trios to sell you
a 12-oz. package It is becauso ho has
a stock on hand which ho wishes to
dispose of beforo ho puts in Defiance.
He knows that Defiance Starch has
printed on every package in large let
ters and figures "1C ozs." Demand De
fiance and savo much time and money
nnd tho annoyance of tho iron stick
ing. Defiance never sticks.
Wo pity tho man who Is unappre
ciated to tho extent that his wife doc3
not believo his smoking on tho porch
will drlvo away mostquIWes, and that
ho really smokes to keep tho mos
quitoes away from her fair skin.
DISFIGURING HUMOR.
Brushed Scales from Face Like Pow
derDoctor Said Lady Would Be
Disfigured for Life Cutlcura
Works Wonders.
"I suffered with eczema all over my
body. My faco was covered; my eye
brows camo out. I had tried three
doctors, but did not get any better.
I then went to another doctor. He
thought my face would bo marked for
life, but my brother-in-law told me to
get Cutlcura. I washed with Cutlcura
Soap, applied Cutlcura Ointment, and
took Cutlcura Resolvent as directed.
I could brush tho tcales off my face
like powder. Now my face Is Just as
clean as It ever was, Mrs. Emma
White, 641 Cherrler Place, Camden,
N. J.. April 25, '05."
Two is company and threo Is a
crowd at a gonulno picnic.
Here Is Relief for Women.
Mother Gray a nurso in Now York, dls-
Ills, called AUSTKALIAN-IJ3AF. Ills tho I
only certain monthly roRulator. Cutes
female weaknesses, Backache, Kidney and I
Urinary troubles. At all DruRptists or by i
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Tho Mother Gray Co., LeRoy, N. Y. .
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WET WEATHER COMFORT
"I havo uied your FISH BRAND
Slicker for f ia years and can truth
fully tay that I never have had
anything give ma to much com
,fort and tatkfactlon. Encloted
find my order for another one."
(hamc ako Aooocie on ArnjOAnoii)
You can defy the hardest storm with Toxera
' Waterproof Oiled Clothing and Hats.
Highest Awara World s Fair. 1901.
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TpaoHTO, cahaca 'OrillUu
bv tho nhvsiclan and ho savs I havo no signs
of a tumor now. It has also brought my
monthlies around onco moro; ana I am
entirely well . I shall never bo without a bot
tle of Lydia Plnkham's Vegetable Compound
in tho house" Fannio D. Fox.Bradford, Pa.
Another Caso of Tumor Cured
by Lydia E. Plnkhaiu's Vegota
bio Compound.
Dear Mrs. Plnkham:
" About threo years ngo I had intense pain
in my stomach, with cramps and raging;
headaches. Tho doctor prescribed for me,
but finding that I did not get any better ho
examined me and. to my surprise, declared
I had a tumor in the uterus.
"I felt Miro that it meant my (Jeath warrant,
and was very disheartened. I spent hundreds
of dollars in doctoring, but the tumor kept
growing, till the doctor said that nothing bufc
an operation would savo me. Fortunately I
corresponded with my aunt in tho NewEng-.
and States, who advised mo to try Lydla E.
I'inkhatn's Vegetnblo Compound beforo sub
mitting to an operation, and X at onco started
taking a regular treatmont, finding to my
great relief that my general health began to
improve, and after threo months I noticed
that tho tumor had reduced in size. I kept
on taking tho Compound, nnd in ten months
it had entirely disappeared without an oper
ation, and using no medicine but Lydia EX.
Pinkham's Vegetablo Compound, and words
fall to express how grateful I am for tho good
it baa dono me." Miss Luclla Adams, Colon
nade Hotel, Seattle, Wash.
Such unquestionable testimony
proves tho value of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and should giver
confidence and hope to every sick
woman.
Mrs. Plnkham Invites all ailing
women to write to her at Lynn, Moss.
for advice. '
: a Wwnan's Remedy for Woman's Ills
Wc Can
Help You
In getting beautiful and harmonious tints
on your f alls wit1!
Wrlto for sample card of handsomo
tints. Tell us Just what work you havo to
do, and sco how wo can help you in getting:
beautiful effects. Alabastlno is not a dis
caso breeding hot or cold water gluokalso
mlne, not a covering stuck on with posto
liko wall paper, hut a natural cement
roclc base coating. Anyone can npply
it Mix with cold wator. Alabastlno docs
not rub or scale. Destroys disease gorms
and vermin. No washing of walls after
onco appllod. Buy only in packages prop
erly labeled. Hints on Decorating" and:
pretty wall and celling doslgn free.
ALABASTINE CO
Grand RapMs, Mich. New York CHy.
IMPORTANT FACTS
FOR COW OWNERS
p,.
Tho mechanical Cream Separator has
becomo a vital feature of every homo
dairy just as of every butter factory.
Its uso means much moro and niBchi
better cream and butter, as well as
saving of water, ice, time and room.
Tho difference in results is not smalL'
but big. Few cows now pay without a.
separator. Dairying is the most profit
able kind of farming with one.
03 of tho creamery butter of the
world is now mado with De Lavall
machines, and there are over 600,C0O
farm users besides.
Send for catalogue and name of nearest
local agent. .
The De Laval Separator Co.
Randolph & Ctnai Sit
I
74 Cortlandt Strait
CHICAGO
NEW YORK.
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This
is
AVERY-
..i!i '"nana work.
ma.nshlp.ig unequalled.
Farmsrs Want Mainly Tnrei Things.
1. A wl fialthcd and an kcctttl. bnlltweon.
The Wagons Our Fathers Used "
r..t A"" XI ""W'agi-imt How TKerDId I
L.tJ fur W.gon tie after thi. order. tumHS. I
ute models, one end to h... .,. ..V -V. --"rr'r I
fSsetiB8.
Avery Manufacturing Co.,
01" "F i.. Peoria, IH.
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