ADTHYWfl
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
Praise Pe-m-na as a
tnC.f' if ' J,
MRS. M.J. I3RINK
FIRST STAGE OF CATARRH.
A Serious Mistake Which Thou
sands Are Making.
The first sage of catarrh is what is
commonly knon as "catching cold." It
may le in th; head, nose, throat or lungs.
Its bf ginning is sometimes so severe as
to cause a chill and considerable fever, or
it may n so slight as to not hinder a person
from his usual business. In perhaps a
majority of cases little or no attention is
paid to the first stage of catarrh, and hence
it is that near! one-half of the ieop!e have
chronic catarrh in some form.
To neglect a cold is to invite chronic
catarrh. As soon as auy one discovers
CONSTIPATION STARTED YOUR SUFFERtttGL
CURE IT ANO YOUR AFFLICTION WILL VANISH.
null's Grapo Tonic
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when the undigested food remains in the bowels where it putrefieaand
empties highly diseased germs into the blood, such as typhoid and
malaria. Mull's Grape Tonic will positively cure. Large sample bottle
will be sent free to any address on receipt of 10 cents to cover postacre,
by the Lightning Medicine Co., Rock Island, 111. tend name of your
druggist. Ail druggists Bell Mull s
You and
For
Your Horse
Need a good Liniment nt times
You can always depend upon
Don't hesitate get it at once.
FREE TO WOMEN!
irj IL Jill , J.I lo jr.ve the hoallntr and
IV-9,w3lkSKi Cleunsin.' perwer of 1'axtlne
I f4vil-iur1 Tll-t Antiseptic, wo will
mail rt large trial package
with book of instructions
Absolutely free. This Is not
a tiny s.ia:pie. but a large
packiifre. tnoush to con-
J( Worn n ail over tb country
art- nrai:iiir.i axiiac uir wnai
rt hi.s June in Iwal mt
rn"t of frmala lil. curia?
II Inflammation ar.il discharges, wonderful as c
ch'ansicjr Ta:nl douche, fur s-ro throat. naal
catarrh. a mourh wai and to rcmorp tartar
and whiten tixe tet'tb. St-cJ toUay; a po&Ukl card
w.ll do.
(ol il hTdraggUfor rt fiwtpaid by TM, SO
nt. I.tre brz. Hat tr-tloa tiarmntraj.
THE K. I JXTOJI tlMtoo. ALMS.
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DREWS
JL'.flPfR BITTERS
Rrllrvr All I!tr of
ttc st'm'-tr and Periodi
cal Dlavrtler.
FLWOR UNSURPASSHX
S..M Ererywhere.
CBESCm CHEMICAL CO.
Omaha, Nob.
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N. U. Crraha. No. 3 1903.
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Cure for Golds and a
the firt symptoms of catching cold lie
should at once legin the use of Peruna
according to directions on the bottle,
and the cold is sure to pass away with
out leaving any b;id ouVe ts.
Unless this is done the cold is almost
sure to end in the seco:idst.i;e of catarrh,
which is making so many lives miserable.
If I'eruna was taken every time one has
a cold or cough, chronic catarrh would
te practically an unknown disease.
Mi riizabf th t'ber. No. 57 Baviett street.
Albany, N. V., wiitrs:
"I have alwar di railed nnoetlled weather
because of m r extreme liability to rntrh cold,
when a catarrhal tiouble would mirktv develop
thiouuh iiiv entile system, which it would take
weeks to diive away. I am thankful to say
that since I have taken IT.Kl'NA I do rot
have any reascn to dread this any more. If I
have been at all exposed to tha damp, wet or
cold weather. 1 take a dose or twoof 1'KKl'NA
ami it throws out any hint of sickness from my
system." Miss Elizabeth Cber.
Mi, f. I. Hrink. No. KM Michican avenue. St.
Joseph, Mich., writes:
"This past winter during the wet and cold
weather 1 caucht a sudden and se-ere cold, which
developed a c atarrhal condition throtiKh my entire
system, ami so nttected tnv general health that 1
was completely broken down, anil became nervous
and hysterical and unfit to supervise mv home.
My physician prescribed for me. but somehow his
medicine ilid me no good. Reading of PKRl'NA
1 decided to try it. After I had t;iken but three
tottles 1 found myself in tine health." Mrs. M. J.
Krnik.
S i h 1 A. Iladley. 2b Main stre2t, Huntington.
Ind.. writes :
" Last winter after getting my feet wet I began to
couch, which gradually icrew worse until my throat
was sore and raw. Ordinary remedies did not help
me and couch remedies nauseated me. Reading
an advertisement of what PbKl'NA could do I
decided to try a bottle, and you can imagine
Cures Constipation.
"When the bowels move lrreomlarlr the entire
bodily system must Buffer. Constipation more
frequently occurs among women and it mani
fests itself in provoking profuse leucorrhea
and other eerious female diseases. Regular
bowels will result in a complete cure whenyou
use Mull's Grape Tonic. Unlike pills and
ordinary cathartics, this remedy is a mild,
gentle laxative in addition to being a greater
esh-builder, blood-maker and strength-giver
than cod liver oil or any other preparation
recommended for that purpose. Mull's Grape
Tonic will permanently cure the most obstin
ate cae of constipation, and the numerous
afflictions that invariably follow in its wake.
Is o mat ter i f i t i s piles, liver complaint, kidney
disorder, vertigo, palpitation of the heart,
diarrhea or the self-Doisonintr which follows
urape Tonic at 50 cents a bottle.
Lameness, Sprains, Cuts, Burns, Bruises.
one that penetrates and heals.
liilv UL,IJ K.L.L.utSL.b
MEXICAN
MUSTANG
LINIMENT.
11
RE YOU SATISFIED ?
t4 Are yon entirely sntisfied with
the goods you buy ana wiin me
friws that you pay?
Over C.oon.ono ppr.rle are trading -with.
us anJ gctliuif their tfoods at nhclesals
f rices.
Our 1.000-paire rrtulotrue will be sent
on receipt ct 15 ccii.r. It tells the story.
CHICAGO
Th house that tells the -tnrtli.
WESTERN CANADA
HAS FREE HOMES FOR
MILLIONS.
V.
fp wards of 100.000 Americana
hare settled la DTestern Canada
durtna; the past S years. They are
CONTENTED. IIAPFE,
AND FltOSPEKOlS.
there Is room still (or
MILLIONS.
WoocVrf 1 yields of Sftxat aad otrer (Tains. Tlie
beat irraztng lands on the continent. Macnrflcent
climate: plenty water and foci; frond schools, ex
cellent caurrbee; splendid railway facilities.
H0MI3TXAD LA3DB CJ 160 ACKEd CBXZ. the
only coarire for which Is !0 for entry. Send to the fol
lowlnn tor an AUas and other literature. as well as fur
eertlnrate Blring you reduced railway rates. etc., etc.:
Superintendent of Immla;ratlon. Ottaws, Canada,
or to W. V.Bennett. l New York Life BldK-.Ocieha,
2sh., the authorized Canadian Government Agent.
You don't need U treasure your sor
rows; you will always find enough
when you need them.
121 HEN SE TOBACCO PUBXHASE.
Korty-EIpht Thousand Dollars Paid for
n Fancy Lot of Tobacco.
The biggest purchase of high grade to
bacco ever made in the West by a cigar
manufacturer was made last Wednesday hy
frank 1. Lewis. I'eoria. ILL, for his cele
brated inglo Binder clear. A written
guarantee was given that the entire amount
was to le fancy selected totxiceo. This, no
doubt, makes the Lewis factory the largest
l:o!lt r in the United State oi tobacco of
so high a grading.
Every vice thickens the veil
tween ourselves and virtue.
be-
Preventivo of Catarrh.
j)
Miss. Sara McGaham,
how clad I felt when it began to relieve me
very sho t time. In less than two weeks I
completely cured." Sibyl A. iladley.
in a
was
Miss Sarah McCahan. No. 1T7 Third street
Albany. N. V.. writes:
"A few months ago I suffered with a severe
attack of influenza, which nothing seemed to
relieve. My hearing became bad. my eyes became
irritated and feverish. Nothing seemed risht and
no;hing I ate tasted good. 1 took l'KRUNA and
within two weeks I was perfectly well." Sarah
Mr'.ahan.
If you do not derive prompt and satis
factory results from the use of I'eruna, write
at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full
statement of your case, and he will be glad
to give you his valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O,
To Cure a Cold in One day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists ret unci tuouey ii it fails to cure. oc.
Ila who bears false witness against
his neighbor bears true witness
against himself.
In Winter Use Allen's FoOt-Ea.
A powder. Your feet feel uncom
fortable, nervous and often cold ana
damp. If you have sweating, sore feet
or tight shoes, try Alien s 1-oot-fc.ase
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores,
25 cents. Sample sent free. Address
Allen S. Olmsted. Le Roy, N. Y.
God will always set the picture ot
character in a worthy chamber.
Mm. V!nsloiT's mtotlilncr Trnix
For rfcilrtren treltilnff. often tne ctini, reduces In
nomination, alluya pain, cures wind colic. 25c abott'A.
Xo man becomes wise until he has
often called himself a fool.
Pico's Cure cannot oe too highly spoken of aa
acouph cure. J. W. O'Bkiks. 322 Third Ave.,
K-. Minneapolis. Minn.. Jan. 6, lboa
The footprints on the sand of time
all lead at last to the great White
Throne beside the tideless sea.
Tatldrrm.r and far Drmln.
Orercoats and robes made to order. Cow hides
a kpecialiy.
O. U. GILBERT COMPACT,
14:4 South 13ih Pt. OMAHA. NEB.
Telephone F-1S14.
Representative Martin of South Da
kota has introduced a bill in the
house making October 21, the anniver
sary of the discovery of America, a
legal public holiday, to be known as
Columbus day.
John L. Sullivan's pockets are emp
ty, but the rest of him is full a great
deal of the time.
Noting that our ambassador to Rus
sia has succeeded In renting a house
for which he pays just twice his sal
ary, the Philadelphia Inquirer says:
"There is not much competition among
ward workers for this job."
"Did you have lots of nice things
to eat at the party?" "Rather! Why
I had to take four kinds of medicine
after it"
A minister about to leave home for
a few days was bidding good-by to his
family. When he came to Bobby he
took the little fellow in his arms, and
said: "Well, j-oung man, I want you
to be a good boy and be sure to take
good care of mamma. Bobby prom
ised, and the father departed. When
night came and he was called to say
his prayers, he spoke thus: "O Lord,
please protect papa, and brother Dick
and sister Alice, and Aunt Mary, and
all the little Jones boys, and Bobby.
I'll take care of mamma.
An old Cornish woman had asked
her parish priest to read to her a
letter from her son in Brazil. Th
writer's orthography was doubtful,
but the vicar did his best to read
phonetically. "I cannot tell you how
the muskitties torment me. They
pursue me everywhere, and even down
the chimney. The fond mother's
eyes grew large with mingled pride
and amusement "Ezekiel must be
rare handsome," she said, "for the
maidens to be so after him. And I
reckon the Miss Kitties Is quality
folks, too."
Sf at op Ohio, citt or Toledo,
Lrcas Cocntt, f ss
PranR J. Cheney makes oath that he Is the
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,
rJoinjr business in the City of Toledo, County
and State afor-iaid. and that Raid firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS lor
each and every cie of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHE NUT.
Sworn to before Tne and subscribed in my
presence, this 6th Ca j of December. A. D. 18sA
S3EAI.I Xotarv Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
)i the system. Send for testimonials, free.
V. J. CHKNEV & CO.. Toledo, a
FoM bv Drupiriets. 75c
Hall's Faaiuy Pills are tbo beet.
It's no use p:cKiug tiie mote out of
your brother's eye with the hatchet of
hatred.
HKNaTK.
LINCOLN -Tlie following bill!' were in
troihued In tbo m-nate Wednesday arid
rcail for th- tlr.xt tim:
S. 1. by Senator Howoll of I.urln
A bill fr an net to provide in !tl- of
th3 tnetropolltan class, viz.: 1) 1'or the
protwdure in cortain -:iss, by the mayor
a:id council, in lb acitil'itloii of a mu
nicipal water p'anl; 2i for the creation
of a water board, lis orsn n'z.i t Ian. Its
powers, its dudes, and the coniocnsa
tlon of Its m rubers and employe:?; (" for
penalties for Interference with water
plant, or employes of water board in
the discharge of their duties; 4i for a
water fund. Its revenues, ami tho dis
bursement tehoreof; iind ameiidinK sec-ti-.ps
IS. 1. 24. 2.".. '.'it. 32. 2."., 07. 72. SC.
S7, S3. 93. 94. 10, P1A. 1 .'.".. I.'IS and 1W of
tiie Omaha charter emergency clause.
S. F. 2. by Senator Sheldon or Cass
An net te legalize and make valid all
orders, judgment. K-ciees and Hnd'.nKS
that have been made by any district
court In the state of Nebraska, In action
brought by any count' In said state to
foreclose alleged liens for taxes assessed
and levied on land and lots In SHid
counties for state, county, school and
municipal purposes, and which actions
Tvere not based on tax certificates, but
on the unpaid and delinquent taxes, and
wherein said counties foreclosed Tor
silt h county and as trustee for the state
f Nebraska and Ihe scverla school dis
tricts and various municipalities enti
tled to such tax, to legalize all sheriffs'
deeds made in such proceedings, and to
repeal all acts and parts of acts inc-on-ftistent
herewith, 'emergency clause.
S. F. 3, by Senator Sheldon Authoriz
ing county boards in the various coun
ties to establish boards of health to pre
vent the spread of contagious diseases,
Dne member of such board to be a phy
sician. S. F. 4. by Senator Sheldon A bill for
an act to protect the public health and
prevent the spread of contagious and In
fectious diseases. Confers sanitary au
thority on the state board of health and
Its secretaries: authorizes it to adopt
and enforce special quarantine regula
tions; provides for the appointment of
a state health Inspector at a salary of
$1.S00; requires local officers to make
timely reports of the existence of cer
tain diseases; provides penalties and car
ries a $10,000 appropriation. Kmergency
clause.
S. F. 6, by Senator Sheldon To require
applicants for a permit to practice medi
cine to submit to an examination by the
state board of health on topics "a knowl
edge of which is commonly and generally
required of candidates for a degree of a
doctor of medicine by reputable medical
colleges," and to raise the applicant's
fee from $10 to $2."., of which $20 shall be
divided among the secretaries and $3 de
voted to a fund for the prosecution of
illegal practitioners.
S. F. 6, by Senator O'Neill of Lancas
ter An act to amend section 4 of chapter
S4 of the compiled statutes. Removing
the limit as to the size of the state cem
etery at Lincoln.
S. F. 7, hf Senator Marshall of Otoe
To amend. 'section 19 of chapter 10, re
latrTrg to "Bonds and Oaths," fixing the
bonds of sheriffs in counties of over 10,
000 inhabitants at $10,000. and of county
commissioners or supervisors when the
population does not exceed 5.000 at 1.0o0;
-when the population Is over 5,000 and less
than 10,000 at $2,000; when the popula
tion exceeds 10,000 and less than 13,000,
at $3,000; when the population exceeds
13.900 and less than 20.000, at $10,000; when
the population exceeds 20,000 and less
than 33,000, at $13,000; when the popula
tion exceeds STi.OW, at $25,000, and road
overseers at $100.
S. F. S. by Senator Marshall To amend
sections 53 and 54, chapter IS, and entitled
"Counties and County Officers," making
county commissioners elective by a full
vote of the county, instead of by the vote
of their respective districts, and repeal
ing the clause in section 54 relating to
the election of county commissioners in
counties having a population of more
than 70.000 and less than 123.000.
S. F. 9, by Senator Hastings of Butler
An act creating a board of pardons of
three members, defining their duties and
fixing their compensation at $3 per day,
end repealing all acts or parts of acts in
conflict. Emergency clause.
S. F. 10, by Senator Marshall To legal
ize the issuance of bonds for the estab
lishment a-nd maintenance of a heating
and lighting system in villages and cities
of the second class, having less than
6,000 inhabitants.
S. F. 11, by Senator Hall of Douglas
Extending life of supreme court commis
sioners to April 10, 1903, at the discretion
of the court, and authorizing the court.
If it wishes, to reduce the number of
commissioners and stenographers to six
each.
S. F. 12, by Senator Hall of Douglas
A bill for an act to provide for appeal to
the supreme eourt in all cases except
criminal cases, reauires appeals to be
taken within six months.
S. F. 13, by Senator Beghtol of Lan
caster Relating to roads.
In the senate on Thursday very little
work of importance was transacted out
side of the appointment of committees.
The following bills were introduced:
S. F. 14. by Hastings of Butler Act to
amend section 12, article i, chapter 2, of
the Compiled Statutes, relating to agri
culture. S. F. 13. by Marshall of Otoe Act to re
peal section 3, chapter xli, entitled "Day
of Grace."
8. F. 1. by Marshall of Otoe Act to
amend section 65. chapter lxxiii. entitled
"Compiled Abstracts of Title Bonds."
8. F. 17. by Marshall of Otoe To define
scope of Deaf and Dumb school.
Senate adjourned to meet at 2 o'clock
Tuesday.
HOrSE.
On Wednesday morning Speaker Mock
ett rapped the house to order at 10:30.
Prayer was offered by the chaplain. Rev.
George Scott.
Good of Nemaha moved the appoint
ment of a committee of five to determine,
for the speaker's guidance, -what and
how many house employes would be re
quired. The motion prevailed. Rouse
of Hall, Nelson of Douglas and Ander
son of Knox were appointed to act with
a like committee from the senate to no
tify the governor that the legislature
is organized and ready to hear from him.
The speaker appointed Caldwell of Clay,
FLshbaek of Clay, Sweezy of Webster,
Ford of Thayer and Eggenburger of Fill
more a committee to draft suitable res
olutions on the death of Representative
Jchn R. Musick of Nuckolls county.
On m tion of Rous6 of Hall, Atwood
of Sew.rd was excused for one week
from attending the sessions of th3 house,
on account of sickness. On motion of
Morsmaa of Douglas, J. A. C. Kennedy,
the" fusion member of the Douglas dele
gation, was excused for a period of two
weeks, tlso on account of sickness.
The Jilnt committee on arrangements
reported that Governor Savage would
read his message m aocn Thursday, and
that a joint session would b held at
noon Wednesday to canvass the vote. In
pursuance to this arrangement, ut li
sharp, "the honorable setiatw of the state
of Nebraska" was announced, and filed
into Kcprescntatlx e ball.
The Joint assembly was culled to order
by Lieutenant Governor Steele, who pre
sided. The secretary of state then an
nounced the result of the last general
election, the total vote being l!S,,'i74, di
vided among the candidates as follows;
Governor: Mickey lit), Oil, 471; Thompson
IK), M.I.Hi; Travis ll'ro.l, 3.::.i7; Ligclow
iFihM. r.l.".7; scattering'. 2.
Lieutenant governor: McGilton Gti
9V.'S20; Gilbert ( K). S7.H; Hightticr (Pro.)
4.129; I'iiifch (Hoc), 2.12.
Secretary of state: March (It.. 99.12S;
Powers (F.), SC.04 4; Norton (Pro.). 4,r3.
Koe (Soc). 3,-;2; scattering, 1.
Treasurer: Mortensen (It.). 99.944; Ly
man (l'. S4,S:;;; Maddox (Pro.), 4,140;
Stolley (Soc), 3,;.VJ.
Auditor: Weston (U ), 99.747; De Franc
(F.), S.J.9CO; Dale (Pro.), 4.57S; Lippcncott
(Soc), 3,734; scattering, 2.
Attorney general: Prout (It.). 9S,5Sli
Broady (F.), S5..M2; Clark (Pro.). 4.391;
Ucrleigh (Soc), 3.CS; scattering, 2.
Land eommlsy loner : Follmer (It.), 99.
3SS; Brennan (I-), 81.1SS; D lworth (Pro.).
4.304; Adams (Soc), 3.S17; scattering. 1.
Superintendent public Instruction: Fow
ler (It.), 99.941; Smith (F.). S3,0fi9; Howard
(Pro.). 4,32s; Spencer (Soc), 3.759; scat
tering, 2.
Congressmen
First district: Burkett (It.). 1C.534;
Hanks ( F. ) , 11,03; Fraser (Pro.), 579;
Christensen (Soc), 3"2.
Second district: Mercer (It.), 11.CG9,
Hitchcock (F.), 13,5o9; McCaffrey (Soc),
1.379.
Third district: McCarthy (It.). 19.201;
Robinson (I), 1H.541; Bevcridge (Pro.),
032 : scattering. 3.
Fourth district: Hinshaw (R.), 19,337;
Stark (1), 16.s::S; Farley (Pro.), 743.
Fifth district: Norris (It.), 14,927; Shal
lenberger (F.j, 14.74G; Stoddard (Pro.),
490; scattering. 2.
Sixth district: K'r.kaid (It.). 10.C99; Bar
ry (F.), 13,997; Swander (Pro.). COO; Wise
ly (Soc), 403.
Judges, Fourth judieial dlsterict, to 111
vacancy: Day (It.). 23,941; Read (II.), 23,
502. (No opposition.)
Constitutional amendment: For, 49,1 17 f
against, 15,999.
On motion of Senator Harrison of Hall,
the candidates shown elected by the
tabulation prepared by the secretary of
state were declared by the speaker to
be elected.
Senateir Harrison moved that when the
joint session adjourned, it be until 2
o'clock teimorrow to receive the mes
sages of the outgoing and incoming ex
ecutives and witness the inauguration of
the state officers. The motion prevailed
and the joint convention then adjourned.
On reconvening, the house, on motion
of Sears of Burt, adjourned for the day.
Aside from naming of house employes
practically no business was transacted on
Thursday. A resolution on the death of
John R. Music was adopted.
On motion ef Rouse of Hall it was or
dered that when the house adjourn it be
to meet at 11 o'clock Tuesday morning.
CLAIM BABIES WERE FED.
Mrs. Tinglcy's Workers Deny AMega
tions Made in Libel Suit.
LINCOLN Arrangements have been
made for the governor's reception tc
be held at the capitol on the evening
of January 8, commencing at 8 o'clock
All the state offices, senate chamber
and representative hall will be open
during the reception. Every effort will
be made for the convenience of guests
The outside entrance to the capitol
building will be open for entrance and
exit, and members of the national
guard will be stationed at all doors
and hallways to give directions and
instructions.
The reception proper will be held in
the senate chamber, where the retir
ing governor will receive and intro
duc the people to the incoming gover
nor, supported by the members of hia
staff and state officers and their la
dies. The west stairway, leading to the
senate chamber, will be used exclusive
ly for reaching the second floor, and
the other stairways for the return or
departure of guests. The receiving
party will be stationed at the south
side of the senate chamber, and guests
upon entering will pass to the left
and then around to the right of the
chamber, passing out through the of
fice of the lieutenant governor, thence
to the rotunda, and if desirable, to the
house of representatives, where a gen
eral exchange of social courtesies can
be had.
RECEPTION FOR GOVERNORS.
Mickey and Savage Are to Do the
Honors.
SAN DIEGO, Cal When the Ting-ley-Times
trial opened Tuesday Mt
Lcuis Kramer, who has charge of tht.
kitchen and commissary department at
Point Ix)ma, said the children were
given an abundance of the best food
procurable.
Dr. L. F. Wood, physician at tht
homestead, was next called and was
asked haw many infants-in-arms there
were at the institution.
"Abcnt half a dozen."
'Who were their mothers?"
"Some were orphans and in at east
one instance the parents lived at the !
homestead, the babies spending part of
the time in the colony and part with
parents at the homestead."
Asks Million for Houses.
BERLIN The minister of the inte
rior in the budget estimates asks for
$1,000,000 for building dvellings for la
borers employed in the government
shipyards at Kiel, Wilhelmshavcn and
Bantzig, and also for housing minor
officials in the crowded industrial dis
tricts, and to be used for loans to
building societies whose membership is
exclusively composed of minor public
servants. This is a continuation of the
policy begun in 1901 with $500,000 and
continued in 1902 with $1,000,9(
jw Villi
A
Blanchard, of Nashville, Tcnn., tells how
she was cured of backache, dizziness, pain
ful and irregular periods by the use of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
"pEAii Mr.s. Pjnkiiasi: ClnititUrhM'oiiiTN-ls nito itckiiowlcilc Um
preat merit of your Vcwtalilo Compound. J liavu Mill'm l for four trail
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"Six bottles brought .mo health, and was worth more than month,
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islied there is no medicine so pood for sick women as your Vegetable
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When women are troubled witli irregular, mppresscd or j h infill rncriHlrna
tion, weakness, leueo rrlxp.i, displacement or nl ration of the womb, timft
bearing-down feeling, inilammation of the ovaries, 1 achaelie. Moat ii'ijr (or
flatulence), general debility, indigestion, and nervous prostration. or are beset
JJ S 1 in l'liihitlfli'liiu.
T "Dkaii Mas. J'inkham : I have been
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good tuat I purchased another, and the result was so satisfactory that I
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for falling of the womb or any other female complaints." JMus. Mat
Cody, 2CG0 Ihrch St., Philadelphia, I'a.
Remember, every woman Is cordially invited to writ o Mm.
Pinkham if there is anything about her liyinptonis sho docs noc
understand. Her address is Lynn, Murk., her advice is free and
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Get Defiance.
THE DEFIANCE STARCH CC,
OMAHA, NEB.
Old age has its sunrise as well as its
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Many School Children Are Sickly.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children,
used by Mother Gray, a nurse in Children's
Home, New York, break up Colds in 24 hours,
cure Feverishness, Headache, Stomach
Troubles, Teething Disorders and Destroy
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He who keeps the powder of passion
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there is an explosion.
Oli Sofa?, Backs cf Chairs, etc.. can
be- dyed with PUTNAM FADELESS
DYES.
A siren's voice in the choir cannot
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Sufferers From Consumption
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wonderful remedy for this dread dis
ease. He has a beggarly idea of prayer to
whom It la only begging.
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Vegetable Com pound at once removes mk-Ii
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A Severe Case of Womb Trouble Cured
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Self In the sermon i3 like eand la
the seed.
Clenr white clothes are a sign that ti
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Largo 2 oz. package, 5 cent.
Christ brings man to (Jod Ly bring
ing God to man.
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Office, lOoi Faroam St.. cr adu'rfa.
JIAUUV E. MOOEES.
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