davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-01
DOMESTIC MISERY.
An Unfortunate Indiana Lady Al.
tempts Suicide.

New Albany Telegram, March 24.]
The Ledger. Standard this evening
contains the account of an attempt on
the part of Mrs. Barber, wife Of the As
sistant State Geologist of Indiana, to COM
nit suicide, at her residence, Clark
county, by taking opium. There had
been some difficulties etween the lady
and her husband, which had been made
public through the courts and public
prints, which have probably led her to the
rash act. Professor Barden was about
leaving home yesterday evening, to visit
the city, but the conduct Of his wife
aroused his suspicious, and he remained
at home and watched her. She went to
her room, locked herself in and took .
large dose Of opium. Her husband finally
went to her room, and with the assistance
of the servant girl. burst open the door
and found her in q Supplied condition.
A physician was summoned, and the
the proper remedy applied. It is believed
she is now out Of danger. Mrs. Baldwin
is highly esteemed and accomplished
lady, and in her trouble, whether real or
imaginary, has the sympathy Of large
number Of the people in the neighborhood
of her residence.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
Fatal Rail ROAD Accident,

An old white man, name not ascer-
tanned, who was probably 70 or rs
years of age, was killed Saturday by
being run over by a train on the Car
DINA Central Railway, about two miles
West of Laurinburg. The man was
lying on the road between the cross
ties, with his body covered with a
coat or cloth at the time and was not
seen by the engineer Of the train until
it was too late to stop, although every
endeavor Was used to do SO. The hor-
rifed engineer stopped his train and
ran back to the spot just as the I'M
fortunate man expired.
The remains were taken up on the
train and carried to Laurinburg. On
the person of the deceased were found
several letters addressed to parties in
that town, but our informant could not,
unfortunately, give us the name of the
deceased,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
PUBLIC REPORT
2 CLEC ri q "a
ELSCELLAA E0US

bave not enjoyed good health for sever al
part. yet rvt .iioR% q 1t to interfere
vita my labor. Every one beloI ging to ;he
tailoring class knows Cbe incon venjence Of be
ing obj ged to labor when the hOiy. from de
hi ity, alInMs5 refuses 10 PERFORM lis Gsiy task
| never was believer in dosing wi metii
cnes; hut having heard the VEGE IN
-poken OF SO highly, was determined TO try 1t,
and shall never regret that determination. As
a tonic (Which every one needs at some trme)
it surpasses anything L ever head OF. 1t IL
vi crates the whole system; il Is Z great atea;.
8 and Itier OF thu blood. There are Gary
OF my acquaiDt tnceS aAJ haze tax II it, nH
all IN t IL prai-e at its salts actorv effect
Especially among the aged class # psotl'- il
imparis IL tn the one hing N st n-tGtu- ia
did age nj 5hts OF ca m SS.:-t pose, th"r@o
strength Mug the Iniitd well as th% hotH
one aged dy, " no has been su eJihg throus h
| f. from &c. O!u'a, air'f ras become blind from
its effects, having ried lnany tu"-jits with no
favorable result, was induce by frs nds to t1y
the Feg-t1ne. Afr taking lew "utt!es, sh'
abta med such grear Teiief III q. s'i.- rXPre--e Il
So for her sight tina 81 ct he drie t.
inOk up the lid S-Ht h su:a .
blessing.
Yours ect ri Y,
u. p. -. HOi 81 y, T'-!Ics. tficCr, station
BOSTON, Mass, May 1871.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
CuI this Out.

The following table shows the rate
of commission charged by the Post
Office Department for money orders,
which may be of interest to our mer-
chants and others: On orders not ex-
ceeding so, 5 cents; over SO and not
exceeding $50, 10 cents; over $40 and
not exceeding $50, Is cents; over $50
and not exceeding $40. 20 cents;
over $40 and not exceeding $50, %
cents. No fractions of cents are to be
introduced on an order. United States
Treasury notes or National Bank notes
only received or paid.
Democratic Meeting in Brunswick
At meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of Brunswick county, held in
Smithville, on Thursday, the 18th
inst, Col. John d. Taylor was called
to the chair, and John III. MINIS, Esq,
requested to act as Secretary.
On motion it was resolved that a
Convention of the Democratic Con-
servative party meet on Thursday, the
18th day of June, A. d. 1875, at Thos.
e. McKeithan's for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for delegate
to the Constitutional Convention. - and
that the people of each township be
requested to hold meetings in their
several townships on Saturday, the
9th day of June, to appoint delegates
to said Convention.
On motion, the meeting then ad-
iOurned
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
Make it Public.


ii X. STEVENS, ESQ.
Dear Sir-t have heard from verv ma Y
sources of he great sncccS@ OF / EGETINF =
cases of Scr full 4. ,<tIrUInafsu. X nK.tY or
ilaint. Cyti.rrh tnA c. her d. ao,.- itn 3, Il
nattIre. MAKE 40 h>-!tt on IL s4N ins- tn
l,5t03o NE..ETtNE to ss ai;r most re!iabfe rUIht
d. ! cat 4Trh ana 'irIaTAt it"blirty
NV wife h - beer frOu t- ei Wtl atari to
any Vear~. a1st inI v"rE t. +'.iy- H.
la tnorg n 5hly trie,! ev ~upp">"d mnGe
that c,Uld h-ar ii. aud with al t:'I> has
f.r sevrra years teef. E.AdUa l. stu~ II :
w'Ese, ARD th,' Ot7ch3rg: Iruin the head Was
X e-siNe nj veTN offensive
She was tui- -'tirfcn when h.
mfnced 70 take Y EGFrTSB / could liz.
was irlpr rvir on the sero: tUtt'c. 81
continued u kim the s4srlrs until -hr htt
used from Twelve to tIt en- hotties. am Ii -
happy IN in ormins you and 'Ga public 4 LOU
ciloJse make il E,untlC) that -r- j. ent.T Is
cnred, ana Vegefire accom- pl'shed tlia cure
= ter nothing else wOull Hence I feel jus. /
fed III log that Negefiue Isl the most "eii b %
remedy, and would advise ali suffering ~
Inauitg TO Try l.. tor believe i; II h. =: cd
honest. vegetable medicine, and SHAH not
hesitate 10 recOmIA- IIi 1t.
| am, &c, rUspe ottnliy.
l.. i. 4.ARnELL.
Store ~ Broadway.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
Heartfelt Prayer.
ST. PAUL, Aug p, 1~G4

ST. PAUL, Aug p, 1NG4.
Il Il STEVENS. ESQ
i:ear sill rborid he wanting III gratitGdt
II failed 3.cAu,rw; edge wjIas the VEGErINE
- done tor | y q liked e.%se
mont his %ipce win B-orvhItI~ VIII Oh sCti'Ft
int, ousn,n ItI; II. ! hal night ats trt
if yer Chjils, was dis .Tyese tor, attn, nj fire
quent:y silt b uOi AL , r!4th'i. yerH
weak. and 50 low tuat my hienl thought II,
case hopeless
was t.;v,sed TO make a trial OF ~ Veke-
tin, which, under the providence -: God, ua>
cured me. Z hat he Y bl@s. the use OF orr
medicine 10 others. as f4e has TO me, ana that
Gis divine grace may at end yen, j the heart-
felt prayer of your &imirlag hu mb'G eerra L,
BENZ MIN fBE3I '~Git.L
2. S-Mine j. uu' among tue ~
cures YOU inet!ciIs has { -ctcd III thi- pace
IS 2.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
Republican Convention.

The Republican County Executive
Committee met here Saturday, and
appointed primary meetings for the
various townships, to be held on the
18th inst, at 2 o'clock, P: NJ, in the
county, and at P M. in the city, for
the purpose of making township nom
nations, and for electing delegates to
a County Convention. to be held here
on the Goth inst, at noon, to nominate
three candidates as delegates to the
Constitutional Convention.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
For the journal.
Decorating Soldiers Graves, North
and South.

Decorating Soldiers Graves, North
and South.
New YORK, June l, 1875.
Aessrs Editors: Opening this morn
lng's papers I notice that in various
places at the South our people united
with Federal soldiers and Northern
men III decorating the graves of the
Federal dead inferred in their midst.
La the same papers I discover no signs
OF like generous courtesy here yes
terday-the great Decoration Day.
toward the Confederate dead inter-
red here. On the contrary, l see that
at the meeting last evening. over
which VIM. Cullen Bryant presided.
the audience was treated to a recital of
"Sherman's Ride" probably for the
especial edifcation of the Southern
"banditti."
Yesterday, Decoration Day." the
writer went to Greenwood, to Law a
Hover upon the grave of General VIII
LIAM IL. Q. WHITING, who died here in
1865, prisoner, of wounds received
IN his gallant fight for Fort Fisher.
There were many thousands of people.
IN all parts of Greenwood decorating
the graves of Federal soldiers and
civilians. but the only tribute to
WHITING was by your correspondent
his the only visit to that lonely and
unmarked CARVE.
make no comment; you and your
readers may do that. 81.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
teus I-iNsI.& assG OUrISead.
PROSPECTUS c. ana Volume.

~.=wrERN, - = , ueusr p, 1874.
'tt.R , IvlN. ID UUE i'EAD'' wi here
attt' 5r ishcE d Semt :: unrhl Maya
2l" ar t*f.'5s = .tz.~ ot INT. us III tr, at
s-.S lsGr vance
rhs . ler. ion 81 those sbO sra ret ia
Tn i..g NJ. Ibis t-.-srl rise, state tGat the
Atnf "hicCt q. - y glZjn Wi! he II publish
Ii. eccr.. .Rat Norsr Carol ma and her gall 1T
soldiers IBs.tH = 'hs fste ''N4r between the
-ratr-. - 90 .a5 fttc nil-eri.si for iue nse
the fGruE~ historian and - re-"etuate tie
-mory Ot those brave men, 0rficcT- aut
pTivt-- fviTr-- Il -. who shed ;uperisliabi IL
gfurA upon t'."'- rat ~ state
N add ton u cI!c TTAE RTCCFD >-0ETF
CAROLINA, hv -jg2Zi14 viii contain ~ketcue 9
O. ev.ry section. Coss=tt, city ana to"-'' II the
State, wristru nv Ga .ri'nt and weli-iutorin
ed =. rsot:s, II as making Il pys-eainentIy Stat
p-fio'ical, in tghtcd al classes Of our cttizeHs
Stoafi irIa interest and pride
The Magazine viii take ths r'acP o. the
new paper. having same title, published by ne
duT.r'y the = tly -" months.
Ihr ti"-t Hi'na-r VIII lac issued Wedne sday,
SeIt' IL Der 9th. 1874 III the me1rtic1c, / re-
slC,t;uliv ask Ia 80 s<Tincrs ~ t desire II 70
me-" their subscriptions, and 81 others who
wish the Magazine 70 rSms- promptly, the
chang and Improvement require Considerable
outlay. sud TeGdy RsO.sy = needed.
Sd poor.
address, tn further Notice, "OUH JIvfra
AND our f'Hin." Eewlerr, :. & or Raleigh
North Carolina.
kAo hanges WI please copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
KITS CIRCULATION

is very large throughout the State and
whole South. In Sew Hanover, Edgecombe
Cnsow, Duplin, Sampson, Brunswick, Bladen
Halifax, Wilson, Wayne, Carteret, Robson,
Richmond. Arson, Cumberland and Moore,
aud IN several counties of South Carolina, it
circulation is very good.
is published very Friday on the follow
ing
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
EX-GOV. 2. B. VANCE,
Thu spirit Of The South

rs the oldest ,,eVzg,aYer pub ished in Rock
inghs III an l. the la seSJ circulation Of any
paper ,nbii-li- III tna Pee ice country. be
ins =. ad each ek by At least 2 600 PEOPLE,
IN king II the best GrcrtiSt5sQ iRs}iuBi In OF =
tics it / Free, IHdependeg1t and FtarI-SS. he
gan OF TO raTtE or i9Ge hut tie cham pion
~ he Feprle'S Rights. being thoroughly de-
rOTgt tn the best int eSi OF al.
Sui scrittiOn oriy - q wear, Tree of lCsta ge
Specimen copies mailed free OF arpIcatioI.
Rates of advertising very reasonable.
Address
SPIRIT OFTHE SOUTH,
Rockingham, N. G.
march II 6U-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
The University Fund.

The Raleigh NctUs says: We learn
from Mr.. Kemp z. Battle, chairman
of the committee for raising contribu-
tions for the revival of the Univer-
sity, that he finds the most gratifying
interest taken in the subject, not only
among the sons of the University, but
all the friends of higher education.
He is sending subscription papers out
rapidly, and hopes soon to chronicle
large returns. In a visit to Edge-
combe last week, in a few hours he
secured over $1,000, and Capt. Fred.
Phillips, who is acting as his agent,
expects by the 10th inst, to raise the
quota of Edgecombe to $500 or 81,
600. Thus far have been handed in,
most of them voluntarily, two sub
scriptions of 81 900 each, fifteen of
$500 each, one of $500, four of $3.50
each, one of 5000, seven of 800 each;
aggregating about $4,000. All of
these subscriptions are payable in
equal annual installments except one
OF $1,000, which is in an eight per
cent. first mortgage honda first class
security. No publication will be made
of the subscriptions until after the
10th of June, when the reports will
all be in.
Mr.. Battle requests that those will
ling to help the University, to whom he
may not send subscription papers, will
communicate with him at once. Hon.
Il. r. Bridgers, of this city, is among
those who have contributed $500 each
to this fund.
Trinity Common ement.
We are requested to state that the
sermon before the Theological Society
of Trinity College will be preached by
Rev. E. A. Yates, of n. @. Conference,
on Sunday morning, June 9th, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Wednesday, June 9th-The Trustees
will meet at 8 o'clock, A. M.
At II o'clock, the annual sermon to
the graduating class will be preached
by Rev. Bishop Marvin, D. D., of
Missouri.
At the conclusion of the service, the
New Chapel will be dedicated by the
Bishop.
At s. o'clock, P. NJ, the address be-
fore the Alumni will be delivered by
j. Il. Webster. Esq, of Reidsville, N.
c., Glass of 1869.
Thursday, June 10th-Commence-
ment exercises will begin at 10 o'clock,
A. nj.
At 70 NJ. the literary address will
be delivered by Rev. ". E. Munsey,
ID. D., of Tennessee.
Ample arrangements have been
made to accommodate visitors.
Stages and other means of convey
ance will meet all trains at High
Point, from Tuesday till Thursday
morning.
Return tickets on the North Carroll
ma and Richmond & Danville Railroads
will be given for one full fare.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11

get BlatchIey's Pump, be careful ana see ~.
u - M t-adz-maJ& "a above Ii you ''
know where TO bus, descript Te circu'a'''
gether Wi h tne mama an address OF INC "e'.-
nearest you, will 6e promptly tarnls'ea y
addressing with stamp,
CHAS. C. RLATCHLEr. Manufacture
5n6 Commerce St., Philadep tis, Pa Pa a.,
feb l.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
Has Entirely Cured Ne.

BOSTON, October, $50.
Mr.. STEVENS:
Bear ';ir -.'y daughter. after having 4 Sc
we're attack ot ~hDoptng cnUgh was LETT :" a
retiG state ~ heath. BeuR adVi~t b a
friend She tri. q the NEGETIrE AID after using
a teU bottles was fully restored to heath.
ave h t.', great sufferer from EheUma-
ii IN II w. taken veral hottits OF ire
ECgetIue for This com pisint and am happy 20
say has entirely cure: me / have recon-
mehicd the Vegerine % others. with the saIuo
gJot results Ii is goat clr amer and pun
FER OF tie blood i = IL n to take. ami
can checr'ullv re ON mend II
JANIS MORSE, 2G4 Athens Street
sold by ali Druggists and gscaIers
Every where.
IL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
FRIDAY. JUNE IL. 1875.
cape Fear Agricultural Association
WILMINGTON, n. @.

Fair.
At meeting of the Board OF Mana ma,
gers of the Cape Fear Agricultural
Association, the Sixth Annual Far
was fixed for the 9th, 10th. 18th and
10Th Of November next. The Board
viii go at once to work to prepare for
the Fair. >, II
at once upon subscribers to pay up,
so that the proprietors will not be re-
tarded.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11

VEGETINR acts Ci+rfCtIy ui0n the C@uSss ~
these Inpi-iut- Il 1nvisGr t. ar.G strt n-1 a
sr.a tnt \. he stem acts upon the sec c-i e
a. g4rs. a!t".VS inf nJmRtIoi, clean-Cs aut
rur=zs liberation les const patton, and 'egl-
ttttes The oOweS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
WHEREVER II has BEEA TR1SD
JllyyRllIJJDE'DDA

Has Established it~elf as perfect regu atoT
II d SURE RHHFDv I disnrd as of the syst II
arising frum IMPROPER action OF the Liver el'd
~ WIS
u ~ NOT a PElYStC but, h. st fnlui- ting
the eecret tive gains sept;y and gJadu Al VI
mo g. 5 impurities, and regulates Jhe sl..i;c
II Is NOT ! noGTORED rITTFBs. bu.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
Z 6 z ri S I:

One copv. for one year 81 90
One copy, for six months. 80. l W
Three copies, for one year. ...... 8 5O
Four copies, for one year,...... "
Five copies, for one year. ...... ~
Ten copies, for one year. 10 W
Twenty copies, for one year. - W
81 70 every getter- w OF "A CLUB OF Ten
one copy will be sent free for one year.
Addrsis
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
WARM RING S
MADISON COUNTY,
we stern Nortn Carolina
T1HESE SPRIc G5 are situated FIVE miles


T1HESE SPRIc G5 are situated FIVE miles
from the Tennessee lire, on the hanks cf the
French STcad river, in the We , midst OF the
highes, an Ees OF mountains CasE ct the Missls-
ii ppI TlveF, III cons Try generally Known and
tyu Efuily called the >Wi5Z Rand Ct America
THE HOTEL Acc n Hei'ATtONS arc
unsurpa-s s. Il al any atcTiI'g place or summer
resort III tbs country. Z lie Baths CONSIST OF
large pools OF a cic0r, E13ce.fG{ Mineral and
Electric Wcter, TEN tr:t.re fH2 - 1Ul degrees
Eahrcuhy ~ hIch w0ns:eTtu Il 1lyl soEaJin
to ali iuyallds eqhaliZl'G lie ci,cuiaJio-. and
stimulating tho seCrCtOry org us, al 1 viii. III
most cares OF Chronic az Snb-A cute GuUt,
rheumatism, PaFaiys sis. DY~pe pei4, NeuEalSlt,
secondary syphilis, HephritIC and Calculus
bist riders, >cIotnla. Cutans" as Diseases and
many diseases peculiar 10 females, effect =
SPEEDY am radical care. Thee Is also d cold
sulphur 5 .riug nrs,r the Warm Spin =, re-
Semb ing very closely 1T L IN er:ai uTe and cofer
OF IL. PSI: he F=Ilot. sulphur Spfr ( Il IT
gina, with su': hu-ous otnT much stronger.
These Springs ~ Uf access from ah
Southern CITIES by all the lines ct raj roads
con .eTgi':E into asst UuI.sS-eE. Va : uyHSt9-
Atlanta ard Knoxville, to lfurri~io own, k@ss
tennessee, + en@G ~ t.uEut,s land Can ami
O.! ~ Ie-i ulI-Tsl.Ira-3 "a M to v, elf Creek
thcCCc by stage s mil the ) ring, easy
aud comfortable Trip Excursion ! lex = are
sale in al the pTIncira, cities to ard from
these Springs at u gIeat reduction on local
rates.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
THE PEE DEE HERALD.
Publishe i every Wednesday at
WADESBORO, ANSON COUNTY,
JOSH. T. IAMES"& CO.

Has large and rapidly Increasing circuIa-
ton in the Pee Dee country in \ orth and south
Carolina
Advertisers will find it The hest medium in
either OF the sister states tor reaching the
farmers, plan ers and merchants
The ertenstVe local adUertisi29g pat
TO7aage e1hib6ted IN ats cOi,t77aqas IS tie
best eVide1ace Of ats large and i1ataste7a-
tidI ci7'cuI0tiG7a
~ Specimen copies. with rates tor adver-
hsing. sent free, postage paid, application
to the undersi Sned, either at Wsdtshoro or
Wilmin gton
JOSH. r. JAM ES 8 CO.,
Editors and ProprietoTs'
45-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
It's Market Reports

are always fun and accurate. The Review o.
the Markets Is accepted by the mercantile com
nunity as the true index of the commerce Of
the city, while it, repOr other markets ara
full and reliable.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11
JOURNAL
"sli,liHgt NJ T..
BEATCHLEY'S

- Improved GUCUM BEH
- wpbD PUMP is tho &C
Z SknowIedgsd STANDARD OF
1-S the market. by popular sSi,
= di,t, the best Pump for INC
least money Attention Is 10
~ vited to Biatchley's imIrov-
X1AMad Bracket. the Drop Cheek
ksV alive, which can be VIII
~ drawn without disturbing lho
Joints, and the copper cham
= her. which never cracse'
= SEA-! or ruets, and VIII 'ass
e i,fa time. For sale by Dealef.
and the Trade gene raii''
II order to be sure that you
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-11

march II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-08
Modern Women.

1t is a sad commentary upon our boosted civili-
zatioL that the women OF our times have degen-
Grated in health and physique until they are lit
orally o race of invalids-pale, nervous, feeble
aud back-achY, with only here and there a few
noble exceptions in the persons OF the robust,
buxom ladies characteristic OF the sex in days
gone by. By q very large experience, covering
period Of years, and embracing the treatment of
many thousands of cases OF those ailments peeu-
liar to women, DR.. Pierce OF the Worlds Dispen-
saTy, Buffalo, N. Y, has perfected, by the combi-
nation Of certain vegetable extracts, a natural
specific. which he does not extO as a cureall, but
one which admirably fulHlls a singleness OF pur-
pose, being most positive and reliable remedy
Tor those weaknesses and complaints that afiiict
the women Of the present day. This natural sDe-
cifie compound is called Dr. Pierces Favorite Pre-
scTiptiOn. The following are among those dis
eases in which this wonderful medicine has worked
cures as If by magic and with certainty never
before attained by any medicines: Weak back,
nervous and general debility, falling and other
dsplacements of internal organs resulting from
debility and lack of strength in natural supports,
internal fever, congestion, Inflammation and ul-
ceration and very many other chronic diseases
incident to women, pot proper to mention here, in
which, well as in the cases that have been emu
mersted, tho Favorite Prescription effects cures
the marvel OF the world. 1t will not do harm In
any state or condition OF the system, and by
adopting its use the invalid lady may avoid that
seYerest OF ordeals-the consulting of a family
physician. FavOrite Prescription is sold by deal
ers in medicines generally.