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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-20

ORPHANS COURT SALE.
" On TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1880, Pursu.
ant to authority in the last will and testament
of John TOmlinsOn, late OF Lancaster city, de-
ceased, we the undersigned executors therein
will expose to public sale, at the Leopord
hotel. East King street, Lancaster city, the fol-
lowing described property, late the property
of said John TOminsOn. deceased:
7 No. !. A two-story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, No49 Middle street. q stone and brick
stable and other improvements. The lot fronts
thirty feet, more or less, on Middle street. and
extends 142 feet, more or less, to Locust street.
No. 2. A two story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, No. 2l0 Plum street. with one story
brick Back Building. and other improvements
The lot fronts l6 feet, inches, more or less on
Plum street, and extends lOs feet, more or less,
in depth.
No. 3. A Tract OF Land containing 81 acres,
in Lancaster city on the ConestOga and Big
Spring turnpike adjoining lands of Robert A.
Evans and William Sales. A large part of this
tract is excellent farming land and the balance
contains sand and stone quarries. There
is u well of water with pump on the premises.
Also, six shares of stock Of the COnestOga &
Big Spring Valley Turnpike road company.
Sale to commence Mt O'Clock p. m, when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by KOBT. FAULDING.
ROBT. TOMLINSON,
b. F. Rowe, Executors.
Auctionecrs. Oct20, ,23,25
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FIFTEEN PERSONS HURT.
A Railroad Collision In Ohio.


CINCINNATI, Oct. 2O.-A collision on the
Cincinnati, Hamilton S Dayton railroad
this morning, at Jones station, nineteen
miles north of Cincinnati, resulted in the
injury of fifteen passengers--none were
killed outright and none are yet dead. The
train known as the Sidney accommodation
left Hamilton at S:32 O'Clock, two minutes
late. At Schencks, q station below Hamil-
ton, it was detained five minutes on account
of freight train. On reaching Jones sta
thin, being too late to reach its regular
meeting:point Of an outgoing train, it was
taking side track when train No. 413,
which had left Hamilton at $40, came up
behind it and caught the rear car which
had not yet left the main track.
The engine struck the Car, broke its own
upper works and filled the car with escap-
ing steam. The injured are DR.. A. C.
Jones, Connarsville, Ind, head cut and
upper body scalded Sarah Mahan, Knob
knoster, johnson county, No., hands
scalded; Maggie Mahan, Nicholaville, Ky.,
scalded Silas Mahan, Nicholasville, Ky.,
hands and face scalded.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.


AHOstIer At Nensvtllo Fails Down Stairs.
About ono o'clock this morning Juliu.
Ehrbreiter, German aged IS years
who was employed as hostler at the hote
of Samuel Bruhaker in Neffsvilie, fell down
stairs and was fatally injured. Last even
ing the man had been drinking with a
friend and about 12 o'clock he started to
bed. About one hour after that several of
the boalders heard noise but did not
know what it WAS. This morning at
o'clock Thomas Law, boarder at the
hotel. arose and went down stairs.
Upon arriving at the bottom
Of the stairs he found somethin
lying against the door. He procured a
light and upon making an examination
found that the object at the bottom of the
stairs was the dead body of Ehrbreiter. He
was lying with his head near to the door,
and had n terrible cut upon the back of his
head. 1t is supposed the man had gone to
bed and arose for some purpose during the
night. In going down stairs he likely fell
and his head striking the edge of the door
ut the bottom, he was fatally injured.
When found lie had nothing on but his
under clothing.
Immediately cmpaneleda jury consisting
vi JONI "A. Scuul, d. -. hWWako, Jr.,
Henry Drummer, Harry H. Henssl. Jacob
Frankford and w. H. Pennock. They
viewed the remains which were examined
by Drs. Bowman, Wilmer and Dillman.
After hearing the evidence of the physi-
clans and witnesses the jury rendered q
verdict Of "death from congestion of the
brain, caused by an accidental fall"
The body of the man was brought to
this city and inferred in the almshouse
burying ground. The deceased had been
living with Mr.. Brubaker since June. He
has no wifc, but has one son in Washing.
ton, d. c., and another in Sunbury, this
state. Has was a soldier during the war
and was soon to have received back pen
sion amounting to 81 500.
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The Republican Convention.

Tomorrow the Republicans will have a
great political gathering in this city, and
it is expected that thousands of strangers
will be present, not only from this county
but from adjoining counties, from Phila-
delpbia and other distant points. One of
the features Of the day will be a grand
street parade. There will Of course be
much excitement and exultation aud hur-
rahing, and perhaps some taunting and
insulting expressions made by some of the
men in line. II such should be the case,
We urge all good Democrats to pass it by
unuoticed, and give the Republicans no
possible cause Of complaint. Treat the
visitors with the utmost courtesy
and respect, and do not answer
cheer with cheer or gibe with gibe.
Let them give full bent to their enthusiasm.
There will he time enough for Democratic
rejoicing after our Republican friends shall
have exhausted themselves.
All good citizens of all parties will of
course lend their influence and aid to tue
city authorities in promptly checking all
attempts at breaches of the peace, should
any be made, no matter by whom.
A good many Democrats of this city
have signilied their intention of going to
York at 10 a. m. tomorrow. They will
assemble to start from the central head
quarters.
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a lad Mistake.

Yesterday afternoon two Republicans of
this city, one of whom was drunk, met a
country Republican,, who was also drunk,
on North Queen street. They became in
volved in d political discussion, and the
countryman, thinking the others were
both Democrats, called one of them a
"Rebel.' No sooner had he said the word
than he received Il smack on the mouth
from the city chap which landed him
sprawling on his back on the Belgian
blocks. He crawled TO his feet and went
away cursing the Democratic party.
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DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
L On MONDAY, OCT 25. 1890, will be sold
at the Cooper House, West King street the
following valuable real estate =.
No. !, AtwO-stOry BRICK DWELLING, sit
uated ON the south side OF West Orange street,
No. ia, containing hall and seven rooms, gas
in the house and hydrant in the yar'l, hOusG
fronts on Orange street ls feet inches, more
or less, lot extending in depth - feet 5inchos.
more or less, to q feet inch wide common
alley, with sewerage. This property has just
No. A two-st0ry BRICK DWELLING and
twostory Brick Back building. situated on
house ls by q feet, back building Il fec: !
inches in width, and IN depth Is feet, contain
ing hall and seven rooms gas in the house and
hydrant in the yard; also y side yard q feet
front and in depth 102 feet, more CT less, q
frontage Of IS feet, including the house lot
Of choice fruit trees and the best Of grapes !;
stabling ON the rear of lot, 2Oxij feet.
No. 3 Five Building Lots q by 2i5 feet, situ
ated on the north side of New street, between
Lime and Shippen streets.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. IN. of said
day. when conditions will be made known by
JOHN HULL.
II SHCDERr. .uet O1tsd
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POLITICAL MEETING!
General Parade.

There will be a general parade Of the Demo.
| cratic clubs of the city next Saturday evening.
Further arrangements will be announced
shortly by CO.. .FOrlncy, Battalion Commander.
Second Ward.
A meeting of the SecOud Ward Hancock and
English club will be held Thursday evening,
at Ransing's saloon, Chestnut street, opposite
p. Il X. depot. Every member is requested to
be present, ns business of importance will be
transacted and arrangements completed for
the parade on Saturday night next.
Third Ward
The Third ward Hancock nnd English club
will meet ut Central headquarters on Wcdnes-
ments for participation in the grand Demo
cratic torchlight procession Saturday night.
Fourth Ward.
A meeting of the above ward club will be
held at Rothweiler's hall this evening. All
those who intend going to York will hand in
their names. Those not going will please give
their equipments to members who propose
Attention. Americas Club!
Special meeting Of tie Sixth ward Amer.cus
club This erenin0 ut N o'clock at the Schiller
house. All persons, members of this and other
clubs, who intend going to York, must hand
In their names to the secretary of this club to-
night SO that special rates may be had Those
not going will loan their equipments to those
who intend going, rs 1t Is the desire Of the
committee to haye uniform equipments.
Seventh Ward.
The Young Mems Hancock and English club
of tho Seventh ward will meet ut Utzinger's
saloon, Middle street, on Tuesday even-
ing, ut O'Clock. Business. Of Importance
will be transacted.
The Veterans
Will meet this evening for the transaction of
importent business. AL Veterans who have
not Us yet received their equipments will rc-
ceive the same ut the Central headquarters
on Friday evening.
Co. a.
The members of Go. A Hancock Veterans are
rcque sted to meet ut Central headquarters
this evening at N o'clocfi to escort Co. to
the Fifth wa re- to receive q flag.
Attention Campaign Committee.
The Dem ocratic City Campaign Committee.
the staff officers and aids will meet this We'd
n esday evening ut o'clock at Ccntrel Head
4 uarters to make arrangements for the torch
light parade on Saturday, Oct. 23d.
WV. J. FORDNEY, Col.
HENRY WoKF, Adj,
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picked hama S3<09c; bae0n-smoked shoul.
ders gHe0kc; salt do 594@5Ac.
Lard steady; city kettle 1T sc: loose butch.
ers' SO; prime steam . S3<.
1utter 1rm, inquiry for choice; Creamery
extra s001c: good 70 choice s70e9c; Bradford
reserve extra s00e9c; do good TO choice l60aOc ;
kolls arm: Western Deserve extra sl6l4lc :
Penn'a Extra eo0eSc.
Western Extra &c.
Cheese inactive, but steady; New York fuli
cream lSn0lykc; Western full cream 80
l06lO3fc.
Petroleum frm refined lsc
Whisky active az 81 L.
Seeds-G0od to prime clover dull mt @ 73D
750; Timothy nominal at - 7O92 ~: Flaxseo0
wanted, u S. bid.
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st. stephens Church.

The ladies' fair for the benefit of St.
Stephens Lutheran church, will commence
in the church building, junction of Duke,
Vine and Church streets, tomorrow even
ing and continue about ten days. The
auditorium, which has just been frescoed
by Reingrubcr and otherwise beautified,
has been ciaborately decorated for the
coming fair. which will prove unusu ally at
tractive. The managers give notice that
visitors will not be asked either to take
chances or give votes for articles for pre-
sentation to others, practice which has of
late become great abuse and annoyance
at fairs.
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2 siding in Sterling, Kansas. Mrs. Rath-
Won had been in i'll health for q few weeks
past, but recent letters received led her
Lancaster friends to believe that she was
in fair way to recover, and the unexpect-
ed announcement of Ter death has caused
mourning among large circle of friends.
Her body will be brought to Lancaster
for interment, the funeral to take place
from the residence of her mother, Mrs. L.
C. Porter, North Shippen street, on Fri
day afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Police Cases.

On complaint of Elizbeth Witch, Jacob
Espenshade,: farmer, was arraigned before
Alderman Samson, of the Sixth waid, to
answer for assault and battery. It appears
that the Witches were peddling and Mr..
Espenshade asked them what they had in
their wagon. He was told it was none of
his business, whereupon he limited that
they had stolen some of his corn. This
stirred up the anger of Mrs. Witch who
made rush for the offending farmer. She
alleged that he struck her, but he denied
it, and was corrOoarated by other wit
nesseS. Case dismissed.
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Why Is 1t?

The reason why Cohen h Bro, of the Phila
delphia One Price Store, 5 East King street
don't advertise often is they don't have time.
Because people are telling each other that they
have SO many bargains in the latest styles OF
mems and boys hats, caps, gloves, shirts,
underwear, knit jackets, &C., and that is why
they are selling SO many goods and kept
busy. oct20&29
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by q sick child suffering and crying
with tile excruciating pain OF cutting teeth
1t 80, go ut once AMI geta bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately upon
it; there is no mistake about it. There is not o
mother on earth who has ever used 1t, who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases. and pleas
ant to the taste, and is the prescription OF one
OF the eldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United SteGes. Sold everywhere.
25 cents O bottle. IiI7-lyd&wM.W&S
"Great Blood Tonic" for the euro OF all
blood diseases.-"D DR.. Lfndssy's Blood Search
err
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RIPE FOR REVOLUTION.


Anarchy and Violence in the Turkish Prov
inces.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-A despatch from
Bucharest to the Times says trustworthy
intelligence from the border land between
Macedonia and Albania represents that
the Christians are ripe for revolution. The
Bulgarians and Mussulmans are armed and
assassinations on both sides are common
occurrences. Anarchy reigns supreme. 1t
is believed that the chief purpose of
the Turkish authorities in inducing Al.
banians to flock to the Northern and
Southern frontiers is to establish troops in
the interior where they can control the
lawless population and crush their ideas of
If some steps are not
taken to restore order, the population will
probably be diminished by mutual exter-
minatiOn.
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ANARCHY IN TURKEY.
A DENIAL FROM GARFIELD.
News BY Wire ana Cable.
SHOCKING HOLOCAUST.

FIVE Womea Burned to Death IN Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 20.-A shocking
calamity in connection with a fire occurred
shortly after II o'clock this morning. A
fire broke out in the shoddy mandatory
Of Benjamin Hey, Second street and
Broadway, in such way IS to cut off es-
cape from the third story, where number
of women were at work. The firemen
made heroic but Intellectual attempts to
rescue the women. After extinguishing
the fire they succeeded in extricating the
dead bodies Of five women, two of whom
are not yet identified. The other three
are Mrs. Dasgett, aged 40 years; Mrs. $.
E. Omar, aged 50, and Mrs. jackson, aged
80. One of the bodies not identified is
supposed to be that of Mrs. Barrett. The
loss by the fire is estimated at s25, 900; in
surance, $4,000.
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This morning a number of Republicans
attempted to raise pole over Fry's mill
on the Columbia pike. They were unable
town. He paid lot Of young men to go
pole.
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0PENlNG OF THE GRANDFAlR UNDER
~ the auspices of the
ST. STEPHENS CHCRCH,
Cor. South Duke and Church Streets. On
Thursday Evening, October 21st, 1850.
a. Visitors to the Fair will not be asked for
votes or to take chances on any article during
their presence. COMMITTEE.
Ol9-3d
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Prof Guilmette's French Kidney Pads have
been sold in France for the last ten years, and
in that time has cured thousands OF men and
women who were troubled with diseases of the
kidneys and urinary organs. For sale by
druggists.
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By WIRE AND CABLE.

News Of the Afternoon Condensed.
Right Hon. Alfred Henry Theriger, lord
justice of the court of appeal of England
is dead.
The country residence of Chas. j.
Baker, four miles from Baltimore, burned
last night. Loss, $4,000.
Hosmer and Hanlan, the American oars
men in England, are in prime condition.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union met in convention at Harrisburg
to-day.
Job Smith was fatally scalded by All ex-
plosion in Webb's mills, near the White
House station, N. j., yesterday.
In an engagement between a United
States marshal and road agents in New
Mexico, one Of the latter was killed where
upon the others fled.
There has been hitch in the proposed
Franco-American cable union.
He Didn't Write It.
MENTOR, Ohio, Oct. 20.-General Gar
field pronounces the letter which appea, ed
in New York paper this morning in relo-
ton to the Chinese question stupid for
gerry.
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OBITUARY

Death of Mrs. William Z. RathvOn.
A telegram received by friends In this
city announces the death of Mrs. Lille
Rathvon, wife Of VIM. r. Rathvon, form
erly of this city, but for year or two past
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He Blew Out tho Gas,

P0RT JERvIs, Oct. 20.-Michael Cornell
of Bradford, Pa, who blew out the gas
when going to bed last night was found
dead this morning.
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DUBLlC SALE.
sold at the Keystone hotel, North Queen street,
q valuable lot OfgrOund situated ON the west
side Of North Queen street. fronting on North
feet, to IA feet wide public alley, on which IN
erected q two-stOry BRICK DWELLING. con-
tanning parlOr, back room, five bed rooms and
basement kitchen.
Saale to commence at O'Clock p. M, when
conditions will he made known by
REBECCA FETTFkLY,
II. SHCBRBr, Auct. octl3.lltd
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Now They Feel NJ Adrian. Mi,

Now They Feel AZ Adrian. Mich.
Reed, Beach & Smith, druggists, of this city,
say that DAYS KIDNEY PAD is giving the very
best OF satisfaction. One of their customers
says he would not take two hundred dollars
for one he has if he could not another.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 20.-For tho
Middle states, clear or fair weather, winds
shifting to northwesterly, slight change in
temperature and stationary or lower
barometer.
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MARKETN.


NEW YORK. Oct. .20-FlOur-State and West.
ern slightly in buyers and very moderate de-
mand; Superfnc, at q 1904 Is: extra 10
- SO06O0: round hoop Ohio n 6505 90: choice
do IS l006 90; supernne western 81 750i Is
common T. to a. good extra do q 2@l 60; choice
a IS; Southern active and unchanged; COM
mon to fair extra s5 LOGS GO; good TO choice
do Is 7O07 90.
wheat heavy and 39@lc lower; No. Rel
Nov, 15L@l 16 do Dec. 81 II; do Jan Sl lS1x,
Corn H@Zc lower and quiet Mixed wesi.
ern spot. hN@559Sc; do future, S5<@56c.
Oats Z@Ac lower; No. Oct and Nov 39c
do Dec ssx@46Ac; State Ao045o; Western.
380A5c
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Rhlladelphia Warkas.

PHILADELPHIA, October 20-Flour dull, but
1 50 Ohio and Indiana family IS 5o@e 90
Penn'a family do 5 250S 50 st. Louis family
at @6 0016 25; Minnesota family &5 2506 90;
Straight $666 IS patent and high grades &6 q
as 2S.
Rye -four firm at S5 50.
Wheat weak and lower, No. Western Red
Corn steady for local Trade; yellow 553<856c
mixed A1%055c.
Oats steady; No. l. White 4@4IHc; No. do
40@Ao3<c; No. 40 s993911c; No. 2 Mixed $50
3s11c.
kye scarce at CSC.
Provisions quiet, j0bbing demand; mess
mss beet at SIS 50; smoked hams 110l2c;
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Many ladies misintcrpret their sufferings.
Try box of I" Sellers Liver Pills. Sold by
all druggists.
The remedy that will cure the many diseases
peculiar to women is Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure.-Mother's Magazine.
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DEATHS.

FIsCHRR.-In Washington, d. c.. on October
l8, at $50 p. M, Carl Emile Fischer, only child
Of Charles Fischer, of diphtheria, aged years
and II months.
Funeral from the residence of his parents,
No. 623 Seventh street, Northwest. Thursday
October 2l, at O'Clock p. M. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
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Disease prevented and medical bills lessened
by timely use Of Malt Bitters.
Or old or young, or grave or gay.
Those who now let their teeth decay,
With breath we can't endure;
The thought their after lite will haunt,
That they neglected SOZODONT,
That would have kept all pure.
ole-1wdeOd&w
Nothing is too good for our baby-no. not
even Cuticura Soap.
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IxrURE BLOOD. General Debility, Scrofula,
Erysipelas, Pimples, Carbuncles, UnheaIing
Sores, and other diseases demanding a treat
ment essentially Tonic, Absorbent, Alternative.
Blood Cleansing, Blood Making and Health Re.
storing, yield readily to that most perfect and
elegant of medicinal preparations, Dr.. Brown
iny's Tonic and Alternative. Price 20 cents and
81. For sale by the proprietor, w. Champion
Browning, n. D., lll7 Arch street, Philadel-
phia, and all Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cine. Ol4-lwdTu, ,Th&S
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Ladies' Vine-Spees's Port.


Pure-four years old-wiu not intoxicate
but possessing all the valuable medicinal
properties of the OportO grape, from which it
made. Used in hospitals and by first class
physicians as the best known wine for medical
purposes. 1t is tonic and astringent. 1t Is
not mixed with alcohol OF other liquors, but q
mild, rich and pleasant tonic, improving the
appetite and promoting digestion rs iluretic
it acts beneficially on the kidneys and CORES
ponding organs; as a sudorific, it acts upon
the skin, destroying eruptions and producing
soft, healthy and blooming complexion.
Therefore, It is extensively and beneflcially
used by ladies, and is in general fsmily use rs
a sure remedy for dysentery, and for all
nervous, weak and debilitated persons. Sold
by druggists and by A. Speer. at his own vim
yards, New Jcrsey.-Adrertiscr.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Atlee and
Davis, and sold by H. f. slaymaker.
Ol6-2Ml&W
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IHOR REM.
T. Farm, one mile from the city of Lancas-
ter, on the Petersburg turnpike, containing
about one hundred and five acres thirty acres
of which Is now in fall crops privilege to put
out two acres I'm tobacco. Enquire ut No. 30
North Duke street or on the premises.
Oct7.lOtdeOtl MRS JOHN MC(1RANN
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

HPECIAL NOTICES..
SAMPLE NOTICE.
1t is impossible tor q woman after u faithful
course of treatment with Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to continue to suffer
with o weakness of tho uterus Enclose q
stamp to Mrs. Lydia e. Pinkham, 2s3 Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass. ,lfor pamphlets.
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