The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, April 20, 1911, Image 3

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JOASH BEPAIRS
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VAIL FOR REGULATION A8 WELL
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Preserved as Memorial to Hero
of the Alamo.
Saaitj Schiol Leuen for Apiil 23, 1911
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. A tti.nl package o? MugyonS Paw.Kiw
NIkf -fill be 'fent free lij rtnjrouo.iin ..re
quest. Addrccs l'ro?eHor MunjonT 53 J &
.louciyoii bt$, Philndclplya, ra. U j on aro
'ininwa .of medif nl a-lWCtf. do udUf.uJ -to
i rile-PiitfA-torVItftin) o"n,..Your camnfluit-
cation will be treated in stiict confidence,
fand rour cimj will bo di.ti'noscd na or ro-
A ,
Munyon'n Paw Paw TilU are j'ulike
All other laxatives or cathartics. ' 'uio:
coar tho liver Into activity byTnootlaJ
methods. Tlicy do not ncotir, they do
not Rilpe, they do nut weaken, but they
4do ettyt all tho reactions, of the li-r
,nlBioniach in a; way that? ooii4puU
-there -ortfin in "v Healthy1 cofiditSJnJ anil
conccts constipation. In my opinion
constipation is rcpcnsiblo for fnot oil
mjnts. There jre ids Tfeel of" Imn'iia
'bov.els,v.wfiich 'is really a newer pipe.
When tbi. pino became clogged the
whole, hyi toil i becomes poiiQuetl, caus
ing,. bilioU'titM, indigestion .nijd impure
blood, which ofteii produce "fheumatiim
nnd kidney ailment!). No woman who
luilcrs wjth constipation or uny liver
ailment- can expect to havn a clear
conuilcsion cr enor cood health. "-If
I had my way I wunld prohibit "lUe(eJo I
vi ujiic-tvnms vi' uicycaiiuu uii aiiuv .j.u
now Icing ioId for4hc.rAton; that tlfi-y
soon destroy the lining of tho'tifomach,
setting up jcriom fomii of indigestion,
and so paralyze tho bowels that they re
fuse, to act unic&s forced by strong
purgatives.
Munyon's Pnw Paw TilU are a-Ionio1
to the ktomach, Jircr and nctrcs. ifyy
' Invigorate instead of weaken? thcy1en-1
t tell tho blood Instead of Impovcilali
It; they enaLlo' tho touucL. to, get anji,nS TKW l r TeBonm ?n
the nouruhmcut from food that n put
lino u. , j jT H J'l a if
Thcso pills contain no calomel, no
dope; thry aro soothing, hc.ihng and
etiniulatijig. They school tho bowels
' to act without phjsic.
-Regular size bottle, containing 43 pills,
25 cents. Munjon's Laboratory, C3d &
75eJffersjn Sta.. riilladclpbla. -
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fe-2 if Claislflcatlon. '
. "Sir." Raid lltlloblti3tcring man
! to avrellgi6u opponeiiti. "I say, air,
J'do yotWknow to what sect I bolonu?"
r,yeJj;-iivi!on,t exactly know," waa
4, .tlic.-nnswor; ''but to xJudgo by your
" -.-3makc, chapo, and ulze, I nhouhl say
lyou belonged to a clas3 called tho Insect."
. Wo always 'llko those who ndmlre
ub; wo doIio ttlwajra Uko'thoso whom
wo admire. Francis Duo do llocho-i
faucauld, V
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-rxPflPcHSc aWjOMnvorkcd digestive
'drga'iiS, Hrrcfts'VoniTipJiion, elearucs tho
j stem, and ridi the blood of impurities.
' '' iiyJ,quirrcl ovor'religlofi'whon all
mon agree all men, that Is, at the
f .' JPfnol:er's.4il.g'KvV rtingli'DiVide cigar
,.fipt ifof!5tJ-,riehUuIlornia1itS'' it, ""' : '
njfjii Uu. u - til ''-V .: ;! rlj j , t
Wi '' Enyilo-purilsblnir oarsclvoa-for bo
Ing Inferior to our neighbor.?
Wipe it oil your otherwise
gaod (o$kwgi3.Q-ript outsat
Baltkrild that CAS
'TStym ve vou as
i?S8iPBiW
Xt' '.a. ypswx, Jtrpm pscure ot
rM: q Constipation or.a torpid liverj
Kf ' It's soeasy doit you'll see.
jii ii 1 i j, . ou
ARET3 10c a box font week's
. bu dmsrelsts. Iilssrett seller
UUiion, boxes, a. xaoom.
Nebraska Directory
LINCOLN COMMISSION C0.
' UROKER3 AND DEALERS v
OH AIN AND BTOCK3 f
MAIN OFHCEi Fr.tornltr BuUdJn x
UocoJn, N.briV
fleU r-bune Ctf Anto Phons Ws I
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n UCDIUICUt
"".H.lltoht
T.wv v. r en i: wmnrut
$i (RHF.UPMTISahoGOUT
,'X , 1 PROMPTLYRELIEVEDDY
ISAFE& EFFECTIVE 50 &$ 1.1
11 I t O" 3 HEIIHY ST. HHO'OKLYW.H.V. J
Beatrice Creamtry 0,
' , Fays tht blebtst pries tor
CREAM
SAYS BOTH HERE TO SlW
Li M
Fr;
rsnii
ocdcnitlon of Public Rlflhta
by the President of Western
Unloir-.and Telephone
a .i Companies.
ubUfc rft;u1oJIcn otj public service
corporations Jrlis como to 6tny. U
ought to have como and It ought to
ttay. Tl:nt lo tlio flat find uncnuhocal
assertion of Thoodoro N. Vail, pi oil
dent of both tho American Tolophono
and5 Tclerjraph company and the
Wcltuirt Union Telegraph company.
lit-Miie InKliajToVm of Jils niniual ro
'port to tho seventy thousand stock
Holders of thdvtwo grfJaJ. corporations.
Although MV VaUMndvocacy of full
publlrity In connection with tho affairs
j otjtwh concerns wai well under
etwd. nobody; In ftnajidal circlcn had
anflc'pated 'crf-frnrilcTin avowal' of
f ulj public rights In tho shaping of
their KcncrAl condncH -It camo conso-
queiltlyl.'a'nin iurprtioy not only 'Tic;'
cniiso or ua novelty and snuaroncsff,
but flso on ncifbunt rf Jtlio unqualified
' l-.JS. i r.t 2. . ...
comprising such eminent and conscrv-
ntlv llnnnclcra aa Hobort WlnBon' of
-ldcrrPcalxidy &. Ccq and Henry L.
iirgginson"or Iloston, nenry 1'. Davl
fion of J. P. Morgan & Co.;
ssm
W. Murray Crane, Georgo F..Dafir,
Jcrcrwn Cfco ldfto Jr., Norman W.
ilaiTlaJolMiuJiWaterbury and others.
Pjcaldcjrt Vall'n declaration Ib hftF
nldcd as'tho.llr3LrecoBjiltlon by thoeo
ilu hfgh rfoiporato'aSuidrlty of tho Jus
tice of tho demand that tho public
brrYrgartlecl as' virtual partners Ih "all
raaters that perlalh To tho common
w-lfaie. "lie goes directly to tho
point.
"Public control or- icgulatlon ot
PUblUBoVvIco corporations by perma
nent commissions," ho Bays, "hna
-.cmoynd como to stay. Control, or
regulation, to bo offectlvo tnenns pub
licity; It meann soml-publto discus
Blon and consideration before action;
It means everything wlilch Is the op
posite of nnd Inconsistent with effec
jtlvo competition. Competition--ag-BCfSBlveoffectlvp
cpnipeti Hon moans
i(rlfe,J'Ihdustrfali 'Warfare; It means
contention; u oiionumcs meana tan
nicaiis that tho consnlcncc of tho con
lc8tanta flrio degreo of tho enforce
ment of f"ho Jawa will permit.
"Aggressive competition means
duplication ot plant and Investment.
Tho uKlmato object of such competl
tion Is the possosslon of-tho flcjd
wholly" or" partially; thereforo it
moans cither ultimate combination on
such basis and with such prlcca a3
will cover past lossos, or It meani
loss of return on Investment, nnd
evontual loss of capital. However It
rosults, all costs of aggressive, un
controlled competition nro eventually
borne, directly or Indirectly, by the
public. Competition which Is not ng
gresslvo, presupposes co opcrativo ac
tion, understandings, agreements,
which result In general uniformity or
harmony ot action, which, In fact. Is
;iot competition but Is combination,
uiiEtnble. but 'for tho tlmo effective.
When thoroughly undorfltood It will
bo found that 'control" will give
more ot tho benefits and publ(c ad
vantages, wnicn are 'expected to be
obtained through such ownership a ii'f
will obtain them without tho puDU,c
burden ofclther tho public oftlpe
holder qfubllc debt or operalln'g
dcllclt. 'V " -
I "AVhen .Mirpughi a-wlso. undl'iiidll''
,clou3,,btatq contioKan'd r.egulutloh.nl.
tho advantages without any of tl:q
nro BecurVd', " Blato- ofnershli)"' 1b
Ioomcd." - .a V'
" "If Mr.'Vairis Hght.'l'says Harper's
' WeeU'iy' fri1 'a" fconclsio - BUmmlngup,
"tfted If Eecms 'pretty i plain-that wo
aro entered upon a ndwcru In both
economics and politics. And It la high
timer wo aiu tr evolution is to sup.
plant revolution as., nn. efficient Jorco
In tboi development. of ; civilization." .
"Unreliable Phyelojjnomy.
M
tl am a profound dlsbellevor !n,phys-,
ognomy. .-'caiures, aro laiso wt
,nos3es. SlupldHy fi;e(idently wears a
mask of intelligence, 1 know bual
iicui men wno iook hko poetaand
poets who look llko business men.
Men 6f genius Invariably look like,
luinix, ana 11 jou-picK ouc tno an
"who looks most eminent In uparty
you are sure to find he in a nobody.
I always dletru&t mon who look mag
nlflpcnt. JS'a'ture is a stingy creature.
Bho Eeldoni gives a man tho doublo
gift or being groat and looking great.
She took care to Iamb Byron and de-
formPopennd-dlBflBure-JohnBon. Hut
the crowning example of her Jealous
parsimony Is Shakespeare. I have al-
rTT"ys bopn disappointed with Shakes-pqare-aface.
it-doea -not live up to
hU poetry. IUIsdulI,' heavy; and com-
'tionplace. Adventures In Xondon.
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, : Veaetable. FancyWork.
LlttlIra lrjdo had omost every
thing to jeani abouhouaekoeplng, but
he wasp enthuaiastlohtsr Interest
tltyfcyaveryn was;1cIad4o help her.
.Hg s6le PfrtJcHlnrrV flue .as
t.r4ui,7tKei'fear)fttman'.t8ld her one
l;i!MS'BOlayed.a bunch for her
iWWteciacldfttfetM.jiU-JtSrIth 'uhai-
fected amazement.
'ocs.Jt,grow.41ke-thatr!.aho asked.
"I always sunpoaed tho cook braided"'
4H ctjafi oi4"4r'BPanIon.
t.KKUMN TIT-'a Klrts' U.:i12,!C.
kMiiliir)(f'-r5MU; .
UOi.IUMN Ti:.T-i"Tll.lV JUf 0P16 re-
i.Iccil. for UiTii, tlii tfftorr,rAll!lni:ly."-
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TIMB- Ot illr. lwrttty'thlrd-Tyrar of
louh'u iiTj,ifr4 .H, C (Uceeher), 82t It.
Tar
masniiRP)., jonsn wni ruun in nir
fcrlleth yrtfi-of his VelRH, 17-U.C. (Dec
cliff). rfnjfUi J. (HosUhiRs). .. ft
l,li.Cli-.taius.ili)i,i liiul Uio Temple.
KlN'CJK-rn?acl Is klnir.or Py'rla: Je
I'oalinB lia suei-eetlnJ Jehu In istael. I"
A-hIa Hliatlunnfrui- 1I. lias illoil and
Mtinminli-tntiwimis Jmn cpnif) to tlin tlirolu.
Joanh dd,n.t which ,vun light .In
the night of I ho Lord whllo .leholada
tUc lilgli priest wan nllVe, bjit after
thn,dcitt1 of thnt good man JonMi nl
lowed, the people to becounj Idolaters
ngnln. J'ven during .TchoJda'H lifo,
moreover, tho worship at, t;o lilgh
plact'B aB ullowod to go on'. Thcso
local EnnctlturlcB were hold tq bo con
dtifiv6'V t,t;uc' rollglon. The Tcmplo
Vis hln" boyhood homo, htn safq vof
lino for neven jcara film ttic murder-
'ottB cruelty of Alhallah. In tho Tcm
plo Uvea Ij'a best friends. Thcro ho
had' bpljti "brdwned. N'S w'b'ndcr' he
canto to love Ihos8 cotirru. and to con
row over t.l'olr dilapidated condition.
Joai.li railed (ogethor the priests'
arid the LcvH'cs, nnd bado them draw
from th6' regular funds for the Tem
ple rcBtoratlon. This money of tho
dedicated things, tho money concc
crated jo rejlglous. uses Jv J,lio people,
was '.obtained 'frcm nthrffo'CKOiircear
Money of every ono that passelh the
account; thutMn, the poll-tax of a half
cbckel "paid byDovary male Hebrew
abovc-aho ngoTof. 20 whenever n con
bus wnn taken. Money that every
man Ih set lit; "All the assessments.
Monoy that' comet h Into miy man's
hoart to bring: Tho free-will .offerings
of the people for this purpose, which
Might bo largo.
Tho church woilcrs, r.ven when
they tnko thought for the church,
huvo little heart In their work. "Tho
facetious Sydney Smith had two
nkc of oxen on IiIb llttln farm In
Yorkshlro to which ho gave tho
names of 'Tug' and 'Lug,' 'Haul' and
Ciawl.' These would be appropriate
names for u largo class of church
members who put no heart Into tholr
Christian work. It Is mere lug and
toll nnd task to them.
Thoro Is a lack of cooperation. A
minister called upon n member who
had been neglecting the week-nlghl
service, and went straight up to the
fireplace In tho Bitting loom, nnd
with tho tongH removed a livo coal
from off tho lire, and placed It on tho
hearth, then watched It white It turn
ed from the 'red glow of heat to a
black inRss. The member in question
carofully observed the proceeding,
nnd then said, "You need not say a
Mngto word, elr; I'll be thcro on
Wednesday night." Xo church lire
can hum brightly If the cohIs aro pull
ed apart.
Though many other reasons might
bo given for tho failure when church
.work falls behind, it is all summed up
In one cause, tho absence of Christ
"Getting Christ Into tho people will
tiolvo tho problem of getting pcoplo
Into tho church," nnd getting' them to
work when they arc there. f
With tho frnnkneps' and openness
n lib wlilch all church matters should
'bo treated1. Joash t,enl for" .leholda
alio tho( su'botdlijatq priests,' and ask
ed 'them, with som6 Indignation.
"Why repair ye not'the"'hreachea of
jV new- ' - .
A ltl. DlmnlA nlnn nn nilmilnil
jj -p-J. 'Y )V " "'jP,!"""!"'"
OUH
laljOjlhp, petyjle, .A,flwopdpn cli
chest
jwag ,ta,Heil u,4 i fill,1 W ?,1,el,n th0
t"VAT wiWnli
through.
.l .T I iih.'M. A1. '
'inie in b
ii .B-W p?s 'V1
r. How
Ki bwu$ foipwh pwt, , pooiie
tiiu -jvubii a .winu .ouvvvvu -VUlllllllUU .1
'V lP ;..ujreqiy4 of a xailbe, o
know JuBt liow their momjl'ls s'penj,
Thej are far more likely to r6,Bpoud
to Bpcclal "than to genernlappeals.
T4iQiHitlK'frS"V0i'Qt:ai':g nnd tho high'
priests wenU togotuor, lo .tho JehcTit,'
.counted the money, nnd put It up In
, bagn.. It iwaa tbca glvon. to. thaiover
-BecrB of tho 'Work,-and they paid It out
toothe.carpentf ru, builders, moBona and
the nioa.Uat, Xumlshcd the Umber,
Uowu stono.-aud lr.on nnd brass. Noth
tngnWAB 4tpen ou-meie orunmonta
rvoryjJilngsWASjsdrvotcd, to tho solid
repair- of tho. .fabric, -, la, Hll church
.wprk progress. Is. made only by fix-
;MB np9ii a pnljaniUaJlowUpg nothing
tto.iuru.o!e ,iipU1v till tho.ifgoal Is
.reached.,, . M , h , n fJ 1;1r
t Tho cic-wii ot,iIoash,'B life. was what,
bo did, fop, th 1)oubo of Gpd. Such
work will bo .tho, crown qaiiy lifo
that undertakes It... Tliqro In room
In Clod's houso for all klndB of work
ers and all degrees of skill. Even
tho youngeflt scholar In tho Sunday
Bchool can make a helpful contribu
tion to"Uko Temillo scrvlco.
Work for the church should be pro
gressive; wo should become more ef
ficient church workers every year.
To this end it Is necessary that we
begin young, Juat as singers and
piano players begin joung.
"Jack of all trades and master of
none" Is as truo of church work as ot
work In secular callings. Every
joung Christian will be wtso It he oe
IcctB Bomo line of work for God and
cultivates It aB his specialty. It may
be Kinging, or teaching, or social
work, or administrative work, or
evangelistic work, or tho use of tho
pen.- Whatever, ft Ib, he cannot make
'the aelcctldnv tdo( early' or begin too
sboh-on" his preparation. "It will bo
the very best work of his 'life, and It
'deserves Mhebest years of hla
llfa'ffnd tht! fullness 'bf -every one of
bit powers. ' i
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San Antonio, Where American Trooria'
Concentrated, former Heme of
Ono of Meet Ploturesquo Fron
ttcrtrr.cn rf Nation.
Tho center ot Interest In Amorlca
today Is historic old San Antonio,
which Ib tho point of concentration for
tho bulk of troopa that hnvo gathered,
in Te.as to bo utilized in (ho present
emergency. Just beyond Port Sam
Houston, which may bo termed the
citadel of San Antonio, Is n grafn cov
ored plain, SCO acres In extent, whero
Iho gie.it camp la situated. Tho
troops mo ninoiod by regiments, which
nro oiKumpcd in uquads, all facing In
tho direction of (Jon. Cat tor's head.
quniUiH. which aro located on top of
a llltlo hill that Id tho only elevation
to break tho monotony of tho land
ccapo Tho Interesting city of San Antonio
consists of threw p.utu: tho old town,
or Han Antonio proper, between tho
San Pedro uud tho San Antonio rlv
era; Chihuahua, wopt of tho Snn
Pedro; aud Alamo, ast of tho San
Antonio. Tho old town la tho busi
ness quarter and Iiiih In grcnt part
lost Its Mexican character, having
been almost entirely rebuilt hIiico
1SG0. Chlhuahun la utmost exclusively
Mexican In character nnd population.
Tho houacB arc ond otory high, built
partly of stono and paitly of upright
logs with cauo roofB. Alamo Ib tho
liugeat quarter of tho city, In conald
eruhly larger than tho other two uud
la mobtly Inhabited by Oormano.
In tho noith part Ib tho Alamo
p'arn, with tho fort of that namo
which, 61 yeara ngo, was tho sceuo of
ii savage, nnd sanguinary encounter
between n mnnll company of Tcxauu
mil Americans, cud n greatly superior
!utco of Mexicans, which remitted In
.he capture of tho fort aud tho mas-
CTfe 1
lM 19 1 jffi
LI 'A ttl"
Davy Crockett Home.
sacro of tho ontlro garrison. Among
tho valiant defender as tho famouB
Davy Crockett, who had gono to help
tho Texans In tholr fight for Indepen
dence, and who fell surrounded by tho
bodica of thoso ho had elaln cro ho
waa cut down.
The heroic valor of tho garrison nnd
tho barbarity of tho Mexicans thrilled
tho American people. Tho cry of "Ho
mcinber tho AInmol" wns heard
throughout tho country; and tho feel
ing which It excited did much to bring
on tho war with Mexico, In "which an
American nrhiy swopt triumphantly
Into tho capital of tho Montezumna;
Hard by this historic plnco lahq,
old cabin of Davy Crockott. whlcft lias
been presorved by tho patriot!
ana na a lasting memorial to, tho
wka lost, his life In the sublime
of liberty. , . ,.
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WHERE WOMEN ARE WArfTED
. . t . ,, . : - v
'FornVero'of the Great Canadian rfcrth
'- -.Weit Are Qufferlna From
. ,v . Lpnellneosr
i. i " a. ' t
...WlnnlpcBiMnnj Tha fa,W.er8
fiaug
about- tho tiny s'tntions that do
tho
great trnnficontlncutal railroad t
acks
between Winnipeg and' tho RoAcIos,
waiting' for d eight of tho'cmllrant
lrls on tho J west-bound trnlu Jthat
goes thrortgh once In 24 hours, livery
one' of them Ib on tho lookout for a
wlfo., LonellncBB la not good
man, nnd that Is why ono finds
dreds of young fellows who ar
veioptng tno innu or tuo great
wos't eager lo find k nlato.
now scarco tno ngnt typo o
for domestic work In Canada Is
bo JudKfld frpnj tho words utterd 1 by
lltyQWimWfej&dfoin n short Imo
ago. "It Is practically ImpoBsl ilo,"
Uolsaldj 'HO srefraiJsoj-YnntLip Crtiada
flf iQYP.PX. W?ey9I ? And pticcB
for 2Q0 girls tomorrow Jf wo? had
money to send them out." ;
Further proof of tho dcartii' faf
women In Cannda la furnished bS Ar?
thur M. Orenfoll, son-ln-Inw ofjfearl
Oroy, tho governor genornl of Cnn
nda, who ays; "Thoro aro flight
men to every woman in tho land.,. Do
mcGtlc scrvlco of various kinds Is to
bp had for tho asking." u
Just a word ot warning, however.
Girls muBt not expect to bo snapped
up by tho first man that comes glong
and hnvo n nlco, easy tlmo of It.
Girls aro only wanted who know how
to work and who will work, nnd for.
Miem tho wagCB range from $10' a
month for common help to 30 and
?60 for specialists that Is, for In
sta,nco, qualified cooks. i "
New York'B Street-Car Trafflfi.
Now York.--More than 50 por"conT
.
in o,uuu,uuu iiurcuiiu, ui uio suvon'rail-
llono living In Greater New York.anfl
Its ' environs, rldo- dally on tho J'trao
tlon linds of tho Metropolitan district,
according to statistics completed bj
tno public aorvico commlssloa Q
snr n
Bhun-
0 de-
uprtn-
gin
may
Pleaso Read These Two Letters.
Tho ibllovrinpr letter from 3ro. Orvillo Kook "will vravo how utnvbio
ib Is for women to nubmit to tho rinnrcom of u Huvgiciil opcnitiou hc:i ib
jnny bo avoided hy taking 3ydiu E. rinklmtn's VyolablQ Cotupoimd.
Bho vnn four wecka In tho hospital tiud cnino liomb fiufi'orhiT
worNotliuu bi'foro. Thou ttftor till thnt BUlfcrliijy LydiA E.rink
haui'u VcoUiblo Oompomid watorcil lior bcaltlu
irUHE IS HER OWN STATE3H2NT.
,, Pair Pnir, HHelt.
' !. "..'u ;
'4'ry f ovcreiy witn a uiJ-imuMMMcm--1 coiiiti noc
lio on my l'ccfc for a lousr time. My phyr.lclan
ti'oatud mo for snverul mout lis without uiucli re
lief, and ut last hout xno to Ann Arhtir l'or tlw op
Cmtlon. I avus there four wcokn mid am homo
Kufforlnc Avorso than Iiol'oro, My mothflr ad-
irrh
,i!( vised mo to try
.1. Compound, and
Hiruuir ;i:m uu iui
lioallh to Lydlu
liouuaniiu nuviKO
with any fcmulo
Orvillo ltock, it.
Mlinrn nniri.t. it'no
cif
z:'r .' il .'.' P.
A..W.V. nuiyi iiiuiu ,v.u vfi.v . f
Roclcport, Ind.- ' Thcro never voa n worso c.nso of woman's
Hln than mine, and I cannot heyln to toll you what. X Buffered.
For over two yrars I waa not nhlo to do anythlnir-. I wart ih lied
for a month and tho doctor said nothimrliutim operation, would
euro inc. My father miptfostod LydiaJI3. IMnUIiamfs Vcgetublo
Compound; bo to plcasp him 1 took it, and J. ImprovM 'Wonder
fully, o I am aldo to travel, rldo horHolmc.lc, tnlco Ioiij? rides nnd
never feel any III effects from it. I eon only ask other smfferlnjr
women to prlvo I.ydlalil. Pliiklmui'H Vctretahlo Compound a. trial
hoforo suhmltthtu: to an operiitlou." Mra. Margaret Meredith.
IS. F. V. No. :t, ltoekport, lnd. '
Wo will pay a handsomo reward to any porscn who will prove to
lis that thoso Ietter3 aro not Kcnuino and truthful or that cither oX.
theso women woro paid in any way for their testimonial.-?, dr that tho
letters aro published witliout their permission, or that tho original
letter fixnu caeli did not como to 113 cntiroly unsolicited.
For HO years Eydla 13. Plnkhr.in'n Vcfrctnblo
Compound Iiiih Ihioii tho-Htandurd remedy for
femalo ills. No Hick woman does justlco to
liersolf who will not try this famoun medicino.
Mado oxcluBlvely from roots and herbs, aad
Iuh thousand:) of cures to its credit
RfttaJtoMra. Pinkham invites all clck women
C5 to writo her for advice. Sho has
TUidod thousundn to health freo of charge.
Address Mru. 1'iulcliam, Iiyan, Muaa.
Truly Wonderful Cat.
A wonderful cat l.t that owned by
Mr. A. J. Omrlngo, a tradesman uf
DItcliInK, Knelaud. Mr (lorrinpo han
a bantam wliich lays her e(;gn In dif
ferent parts ot tin yard, but his cat J
never falls ,to 11 ml them. Hlic taken
tho ecu between hor teeth, places It
on the utcp, aud i attics tho door linn
dlo with her paws until her mlstroos
nrrlvos to tako In tho eg;;. Not ono
uf the cgn hns yet been broken.
Important to lYIothero
j'JXamlno curefiilly ovnrv hnltln nf
CASTOItIA, a safe aud suro remedy for J
Infants nnd children, and scu that It '
Beard tho
CIrin4iis. et ,
UlfjtIUUItU Wl LV
In Use Tor Over 30 Years.
-ChlldrorrfJrri'orFlctcliWa-Cafltd-rli
tHWir -oyim- ,. c .-M.iui
,.w. ,ii;c(wuiiaiwiu
tiy It fopjjotlf liot nnd cold Btarchlng,
nnd ifjr'yodonHthliJk you do better
woik, jn..ieflniinion,M.u at snmuflT CDsrr
rotunufj Khd yourgioccr vil glvo
you back-iouK.mpney, Bac -
There; jfi nit ThncMt saylnjr, famous
nnionfK inl;tAtlnt tou Bhouldst not
Judge yullyiot'ja-iaall'o lifo beforo ho
dlcth.fwhotjiQr Jt should bo
bleat qrvffcfcheijr-ayphoclcs.
iould bo called
i..nin ca? wn.Mj hiiokh
ens iio'ifealHit'krtor uMntt! Alii-n n I'oot-njuo.tho
AnllMpl)o,pinr4 (ii bo tli.rn Into tint hluMn. It
luakc. trflit'otrnajLtU)rgifolca(r. cilTri roHtcnJ
lumfort. Ueuia $itMlnUti. l'or flU'.ll (rial
packivo, adarcM Allon H. OlimtBUf'irJ-lloyrMrYr-
ry v
Away with these celntrjejjof.
Biono; moy nro iiiucccnt; lot mo fado
Into tho aunnymouB grass!
fake Garfield Tea lo overcome conitipa
tion, tlcatiDO system uud tiwiiitain health.
A man doesn't havo to bo a detec
tive In order to find fault.
Toll the denier you want a Lewis' Kingle
Dindcr htraiulit Co rli;ai.
A woman, whp has a nose for news
..M.tnll. l.no t .1.ln 'nw .Alll..r I.
jwouu. Mun .. w.llll 1UI VUl.illf, tb.
SM fTj, . ,."" 1 1 irrrTttl
f Sitt- -". ' '7"'"-
' lss;jss wrvtCMtiviA
ww . i mjjtijMi.r
clTcx- Teaclfir-pujiro-ltOjevoiT tnorn' :
9"9 J'?;....?.U;;.;?.....'.. .....I...B.
pniiio ft u''i JT ie"f 'V ,l, wyj iiiiiiii inai.
ji .,w. mill, b UUIIll JlUl IJiaiJll'U Ulll
1 uchdbllwlicN'iicao? -Jnij? hoiiltf.? 1 ,'
t&lotfD4nanc6t,gtreTi5a farrvfrlhlJ- k
' A I?oor Weak Woman t
At sbo is termed, will endure- bravely and patiently
r.ouiM whloh ttrong man would give way under.
Tho faot i women are more patient than they ought
to bo under' luoh trouble.
Kvery woman oufiht to know that (he may obtain
the moat experienced medical advice fret f chart
and in aiiolutt ctnfideue and privacy by writing to
the Vorld'a Ditpensary Mcdioal Anociation, R. V.
w Pjeroo, M. D President, Buffalo. N. Y. Dr. Pleroa
has been chief contultinjj phytlcian of the Invalid'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Uuaalo, N. Y., for
many veart and hat had a wider practical exnerieneo
In the treatraent of women 'a diieoses
, . s ut meuicinet aro wona-umout tor tneir
' f-kjif Tho moat porloot reaiedr ever
"" cato vromen !t Dr. Pierco'a Favorite Prescrfptloil. t
IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG,
i,4iw'2Ai ..... i .
mo many and varied tyraptomt ol woman peculiar ailraentt aro tuny ttl
forth In Plain BnIisb' in tho' Peoploft Medical Adviser (1008 pages),, a riCn,jy
' T years atro J Hitf fcrotl
Jiydla li. I'Inlthiim'M Vcjrfttahlo
1 did, To-day I am wcjl and
my own ii)ii.smvoric. x awn niy
13. JMnkliam'n Vorcotablo'Coni-
ovory woman uio is nirjietea
comnlaint to trv tt." Mx3.
It..Ko..C, UimvlEuw, Wiclu
o -'nln rnpn 1'
Th Farmer's Sqn's
Gyeat 0portuniiy
-.ynzwainor in oin-ira co brrocin
jruurlDliurtunr lirlnnon in
liruiiiira hit jmir iuuhp
Siiuiorii7Pni innpwn
Irnce. A tfnat oppor
Uiullr nwalls Jem In
M.tmtnba.Saakalclie-ian
or Al!fna, .wlier.i jou
prices.
Now'stlieTlme
not a jraf from now,
wbrn In rul will bo Mail
er. Tin) prom-, secured
lliA nlitlfi.lnfi t. r.iitN nf
lir-iit, Ouu .mill- Hurler,
a oil ca raltlu raiding, te
na a hUnar alarji.a In
I.rli-0. (.OTeruincnt rrturni .how
bat tlin iiuiulirr of (ottlen
lit Wontorn C'lintult. from
(ho IT. N. trna tlO per cent
lamer In 1010 than tlie
jircvi(,n year.
-..Jlunjr-luruuorfl.rirwo imlil
Tnr ttinlr Imiil out of (Uw
yrncoetiani mm crop.
thTtm Tjauauuattl of 100
nnroH ttnil irr-Aiiiitluns or
Kill arl'M'vvuSSOOuiiHorn.
l'lni) .clllkaSfe, ekxt arliixil.
viimr raciiuios,
iri wofiii, w-
cm I IT OB-
Tvft Host Wert."
laiiio loratlon
u i: buiiit to
roMon, Oilnwa,
luIUoYtAtent.
ErlETT
Omahi, Neb.
a nkrpit you.) IT
LaJOiiL
-Wra
MlkCEUANCO !S
Elecifroty yes
in qiiBat variety
LbWEiT PHICU3 )Y
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iim and brStinu tht hair.
uioui a -innini riowuu
ilialr to lis Yiturul Color.
ei imp iu.Fa k our iuiu.(.
DEFiftHGEOTRC-!LonpS0.
otUir aurcb-tn only 12 ouncei-flama piles and
'DEFIAHCE'llH GUPEniOft QUALITY
rrs. ' ir : I
W. N U LINCOLN, NO. 15-1011.
than any other phyftlaa In
coantry.
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