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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1905)
,4 . - , : 'PROVES GREAT POWER When Regular Medical Treatment failed , Dr Williams' Pink Pills Cured Her Rheumatism H\tIllrCllH ( people nfllictedwith rl10n- Inntism 11I\\0 spout ycnrs : under the ( tiaro of excollollt physicians ill vnill. 'l'hell thoyJlI\\'o ) ficllled dowlI to the conviction that it iH fastened oil them for life l\h'R IJlnstnoro was not villiuh ! to join tike mlllcH of the hopolefis mortly , because her doctor dill not know how to help hor. . hero iH her story : li'our years ngo I Rufforo,1 greatly with rhoumntism ill lilY' ' hnllds mud kuoos. ACtor I had been Hitting while my limbs 80011101180 heavy I could hardly walk 011 the first ntt01ll1lt. So long ns I kept moving I WfiS nil right , but just ns , soon ns I stopped , somethillg seemed to settle in my tutees ] nnd make them ncho. My hands were so bad I couhln't touch the palms of them on a flat surface ; they were swollen ] ] and pained so " "Did you call ) ] in n physician ? " "I doctored steadily for over n year : thou one doctor sHid : ' You have taken JIIOlicillo strong enough to kill almost nnythill { . ' Still , it did not kill 1110 nor , , rhoulllntis1ll. " thu . how , thou , did yon get rid of it ? " "At diU'Ol'Cllt tinges I had rend in vari oils publications about D1' . 'Villimus' . wonderful Pink ] Pills for Palo People , anti I finally ] ] decided to try thcm. I took thom steadily for four months in nc- cordnllco with the dh'uctiOIlH. By that time I vas completely ] cured. " IInvo ; you been free from it ever lince ? " " Since then I have land but one slight return of illY trouble , 1U1I1 a box or two ot the sluno ( pills IIInl10 1110 nIl right again . " M1'S. Ii' A. Dinsmoro lives in hearty cnjo'lIIont of her recovered health nt 'Vuburn , MnsH. , entirely freed from the grave anxieties tint rhou1lmti6m always brillgs. 'Vhon it appears in but single joint it shows that the blood is iu n faulty state in the whole bolly. It may nt any moment break out elsewhere ] , and one ot the dangers is that it may break out in the heart and thou the result must bo fntl\1. The only security is to keep the blood all the time in 1\ perfectly sound : : oondition. Willinms' Pinlc Pills mn1co healthy blool1. All other relief is 8uporflcinl. This is thorough. These lImB are Bold by all druggi8tS. When you tell n. woman that her new dress nlllltcs her look ten years younger she begins to dislike you for thinking trmt she is ten years older than she looks DISFIGURING ULCER - People Looked at Her In Amazement --Pronounced Incurable--Fac. Now Clear as Ever-Thank. God for Cutlcura - Mrs. P. Hackott , of 400 Van Buren St. , Brooklyn , N. Y. , says : " 1 wish to give thanks for the marvelous curd of my mother by CuticUl'a. She had a severe ulcer , which physicians had pronounced incurable It was a ter. rlble disfigurement , and people would hind in amazement and look after her After there was no hope from doctors she began lasing ! Cuticur Soap Ointment , and PIlls , and now thank Gad , slna Is completely cured , and her face Is as smooth and clear as ever. " We hardly find any persons ot good sense save those who agree with us , --La Rochefoncauld "ennAnenU , . CUrM. No fttsor nerTcueuel ! aftea fiTS rerntanently amt dAl'a uao of I > r. Kline' . GreBC Ne" UeaCol'o , r. fiend for l' ' Ul : t : MO.O ( ( trial buttlo and tnoatlae , IJ& " , 1L 11. tLL"IX , Ltd. , 931 Arcb Street , l'bil&l1elpb1a , 1'a . . This world may owe every man n. living. nut only millionaires are pre ferred creditors. A GUAR.tNTI KU CURE FOR l'II.ES. llcblnl ! , Dllud , lIIeedlnl ur l'rotrudlng 1'110' . Your drugF1.t will refund atoney If I'AZO OU\TMEiT fall to cure you lu I mOlll'r } daye. we. . rr. . Wln.loW"1 Soothing 1'tyJ'D11. 'or children teething , .oUcn. the gurus , roducee 'he -.mwaUolIalla7.p&tn , CIIN' wlndcoU. 23oa butUo. I The investor who Is after 10 per cent sometimes gets it in the distrt- button of assets. . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . falls City Tribunt BV TRIBUNE PUBLISHING co. FALLS CITY . . NBlBnASKA , . . - ' 0 . . . The frazzled leap-year jest will now gather dllSl till the approach . of Jan , \tnl"r , JflOS : "Lo\'o maitlng" is now forbidden nt Atlantic City , N. J. A strange "bid" for popularity Adelhm Patti's cool has left her. Perhaps Ime. Patti Insists on singing rounll the hOllse. You might just as well listen tp the voice of conscience. She will have her say sooner 01' lalor. Even now It Is not too late to make a New Ycar's resolllUon if you happen to think of a good one. Dr. Irvine says the lady is not beau- Llfnl. Now she never can forgive him , no matter what happens. We rend with sincere regret the headline , "nelle\'es It Her , " In a news- paper published 1n cllltivated Boston The New York Tinges , with Us thlr- ly.ono story home , Is entitled to rank as the journalistic sly puncher of the age. A New Jersey lawyer pleading for the principles of state sovereignty ought to make a hit on the vaudevlllo slago. r 1\lrs. Chadwick was brought up on a farm and she seems to have avenged a good many of the goldbrick in- jmles and Insults Married ladles who entertain gentlemen - men visitors should always tape the precaution to stuff the ears of the par- rots with cotton PI'O . James. Corllett may play Ham- let If he li\CSr \ but the really melan- choIr Dane is "Battling" Nelson , who was licked by Jimmy Britt. Judge ( 1\1c1\lIchael , of Philadelphia , denounced the theft of a hiss by a po' lIceman from a pretty woman as lar- ceny. Yes , hut it was grand. There arc 2,996 students at Yale this year . If Yale were a woman's college wo might be instilled In supposing the numbel' has been marked down from 3,000. An Englishman has taken out 'a policy . Icy for $2,500 on the life of the czar of Russin. The czar , b'jove , wlll do his best to-get even with him by living lo a great age A Madrid paper says King Alfonso I Is engaged to marry PrIncess Victoria of England American heiresses may as well take notice that AU doesn't need the money .ord Roberts hints that there arc armies which could smother Eng , land's 'I'hat's a fine way to show his gratitude for the poems Kipling has written about him. Tine man who claims to have spanked Theodore Roosevelt when the latter was a boy may have imparted to the future president his first crUde Idea of the strenuous life. . The crown prince oC Servia eloped a few days ago with an actress. If she has any friends they should at once urge her not to venture back in case the Icing offers his blessing 'I'hero is , " says the Baltimore American , "some talk at independence for Callada. " If the Canadians find out about It there wlll be trouble for the person who started the rumor. - - - \ , . , . \ . _ ' ' " - - - - ' : - - : - - . . -7 , - " 4- -Ii--- . . . . " . i f'a \ .ii. ' . - ' ' , - . . 1 . i. : ' . . . " ' . , . . : . . > . - . - , , . . . . > _ . ' ; ld ; > tonst h \ - : ' e 'I ) , , , .4 ' . . . , ' . , . . , " " . ( , -f\ ' , f1 , . ; ; . " " ; / - " . , : : . : ; f , y , . .r : . ; . ; . _ . . \ , , " , , > ; r ' \ ' " 'J . . , , . I f' . ; , . : . : . . ; ' ( ; } : , . , . , ) . , { ' . -ttt-t. ' : . ' " . it" " ; : ! I' ' : , . . . \ . " { " I . J.\ . . . . . . . . . . : . , J'ac.'Ii ; ; : . , ( . "I' . ; . ' - . . . . , . . . . " . . . . . . . " l . " " < : \ ' ' . . : ; .J ; . .I' " " - .t ' 1h * " . ' . , . ' . , ' ' ' l. t\ . \ . . . . 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Pinkha.m' Vegetable Compound L' how many beautiful young girls develop into worn , listless and hopeless' women , simply because sufficient attention has not been paid _ to their physical development. No woman is exempt from physical " weakness and periodic pain , and young girls just budding into woman- hood should be carefully guided physically as well as morally. Jl If you know of any young lady who is sick , antI needs motherly advice , ask her to w-Ite to 1\lrs. Plnlduull at Lynn , 1\lass. , who will give her advice free , from . a loureo : of knowledge which is un- cquaUC(1 In the country. Do not hesitate about stating details which one mar ; not like to talk about , and which are essential for a full understanding of the 'case. \ , Miss Hannah E. Mershon ; Collings- t wcod , N. J. , says : . t 1 "I thought I would write and tell you : that , by following your kind advice , I feel like a new person. I was always thin and delicate , and so weak that I could hardly do anything. Menstruation was irrcbru1ar. "I tried a bottle of your Vegetable Com- 'le pound and began to feel better right away I con- tinued its use , and am now well and strong , and menstruate regularly. I cannot say enough for what your medicine did for me" How Mrs. Pinkham Helped i _ . Fannie Kumpe. . / "DEAR MRs. PINKHAM : - I feel it is my duty tot write and tell you of the benefit I have derived from your advice and the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable CompoUlul. 1'he pains ill my back and womb have all left me , and my menstrual trouble is corrected. I am very thankful for the good advice you gave me , and I slmll'ecommend your medicine to all who suffer from female weakness" ; - MIss FANNIE Kmll'E , 1922 Chester St. , Little Hock , Ark. ( Dee , 16 , 1900. ) - . Lydia E. Pinlham's Vegetable Compound will cure any woman in the land wh suffers from womb troubles , inflamma- tion of the ovaries , kidney troubles , nervous excitability , nervous prostration , and . all forms of woman's special i1lt. : FORFEIT If wo cannot . forthwith produce the orlglnat letters and .Imatur..ot . / $5000 above teat11Doulal. , which .111 prove their absolute unulllenoll3. ! _ Lydia E. l'lnkhl1lu Illjd. Co. , Lynn , Maa& jt , J Those who have a heart to do good never need complain for lack of . op- portunity.-l\I. Henr ' . If you cnnnot procure Sandholm's Eczel1. Lotion and Dandruff Cure from ' llru ' . your drugglet ! or barber , write SanlllJolm Drug Co. , 27 Mun- battl1n Bldg , Des Moines , Iowa , they will send . it express prepalll It cures when all doctors' Internal melllclne , greasy salvcs and ointments fat ! . Free booklet for the asldn . Describe your disease and special directions will be furn. shed Eczema Pimples Acne , Old sores lUng Worm , Blood Polson , Black Heads Insect Bites Dallllrurr , , Scalp Trouble , Fullln hair Nervous 'fouble. U never tulls. Lotion , $1 i 5oap,25 ; : : > 'fhe rejection of the messenger does not rescind the mesfmge . San Salvador Stamps ; A postal curiosity i3 the fact that I one of the smallest countries in the I world , San Salvador has issued the' ' . enormous number of 405 different 11 postage stamps { , Men use to wage war as if they felt that they were malting history ; now I shudder through battle , feeling that , they are contributing a few novel to , Carnegie libraries. . - ' - - < Happiness is the harvest of help' fulness. .
